The New York herald., 1866-03-16
',mmittee on Roads.


Report of Commit q on Sewers, with rssolutic>'~
Resolved That sewer with the necessary recelv,. ba
ns ana euverts be built in 10th street. from Second
Which was referred TO the Committee on Sewers.
1epor OF Committee ON Sewers, with resolution fol-
Resolved That culvcrs receiving basins be placed on
Fourth street the done by and under the dires
sion on Si.t Of the @ oroten AguedSct Board
Report OF Committee on Sewers with resolution as fol-
Resolved That sewer be constructed IN Foriythird
street beveen Third and Lexington avenues, under the
Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers;
Report Of Committee on Sewers, with resolution fol.
rhs hEesoSs Tss, srlysr with the
rs street and Third avenue under the direction of the
Report OF Committee Sewers with resolution fol-
ha. nS Be
restion ! of the Croton Aqueduct Board.
enor, Mn,cn was wa d,y,s, aid oyer m ws on. .,.
Resolved That the Commissioner be and he is here.
Which was referred to the Committee wharves Piers
and slips.
where necessary under the direction of the Street Commits
Which was referred to the Committee Streets
street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues ander The drec.
ton Of the Croton Aqueduct Board
Resolved That the Street Commissioner and he
Same to be lighted on the northwest and southwest
ol Fifth and twenty street and also on the
southeast corner Of Broadway and Twenyth street.
Which was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas
Resolved That the action of the President of the United
s s Ell wa s s % ans D s %
present people the city Of New York
o % & s s Go e se r such o Ysr
sincerely thank the President for this saluary
win with the hearty appreciation solid support
Alderman MORTON presented the following preamble
resoi!ntion, as an amendment
try When n the % S and GhTsan
brought Violently in eone with the WI vndotIve S reTaa
tionay and destructive policy Indicated by the acts Of
the people Of this the most important city the Amsr
direct rspresentatSes in ,heir Iuniclpal government
and that the views aspirations and opinions entertained
freedmen Bureau b being strictly accod with tose
and energetic receive and unequvoca
tiicaton and endorsement, and
save the eel and despang people Of the southern
are now repenan and soctous Of returning to their ale
gance) from the dreaded results of the vndveness Of the
ingly determined to change the relative positions OF the
every liberal minded conseyatye citizen Of the republic
and 80 70 % the % bs @ city e BE
ing through their representatives in the Common Council
drew e hs
Froedmen's bureau bill that obnoxious and portcntous
cruelty so characeristc Of the violent and malignant spirit
thousi words and actions of the sectional party now un
happily dominant in national councils in egsatng for
pentant people Of the southern States and bey
national measures he has nauguraed Indicated his
o ose ns ss. sr e @ 3
Union Of States he has the most ervent and wishes
I SUI Success t and be "Ser SfsS "' nA' anu
& BE- a ssEy of s ps GS ana syS.
Clerk OF the Common Council and transmitted TO his Excel
Alderman NoRTos moved the previous question.
The fREsipEAr put the question: sha the main question
Which decided in the negative by the following
Negatye-Adermen Shannon. Gedncy Ely Reilly I,rice
Loew Masicrson varnum o'Bren, McGnns and Van voor
derman Norton to amend.
Which was decided in the affirmative by the following
Affirmative Aldermen Moore Conan; Norton, McBrien,
sSornon 0'w' Na''er'0n ohr'a McH"'' md Van
Nega,ive-Adcrmen Gedney, Ely, Reilly, and Var.
The PRESIDENT then stated the question the adop
Which was decided in the Affirmative by the following
Observation-Disclosures Moore. Conan Norton McBrien
sh,Inon, Ely Brics, Loew, Masterson oBren. Mc(innis
Negaiive-Aiderlnen Gedney. Reilly and yarnum-s
Resignation of 5. Newell a Commissioner of Deeds.
Resolved That Hugh Maserson be and he is hereby
county OF New York. to MI vacancy caused by the resgna
IL m Gf -.
ny Councilmen resignation accepted and
Report Of Committee on Wharvcs, Piers and Slips, with
Resolved That the street Commissioner be and he
by authorized and directed to advertise for proposals TO
street. and Harlem riysr s;o . an with good and whole
of the pier at the foot OF Hath street and
Which was referred to the Committee on wharvcs Piers
Resolved That the lots l2lst street,
immediately and that the following ordinance therefor be
Which was laid over
Report Of Committee on Belgian Pavement with resolu
Resolved Tha. ca.harne stree. be paved with Besan
pertmen and that e accompanying ordinance therefor be
Winch was laid over.
KeP7rs Of special committee appointed to c.psdeT rcso ESQ
Hail, with r-sclutou as follows
hereby appropriated for furnishing the cay Hall with a
suitable steam heating apparatus the said work TO be done
sSo0 be inserted in levy OF 1866 to be expended
specifically for the purpose aforesaid
Resolved That Fty street. from Eleventh avenue to
North river be repaired under the direction OF tue street
the expense thereof to be charged to road ca
Which was eoneprred in;
by ss Mayor in sSss%ssT % 1853 Moses % Msey Tss az
,rqnsh elsrcai error; It should have read J. osctd
Resolved, That the name of T. j. Brown opposite the
name Of Moses b. Maclay be stricken out, and j. osOrd
Aaernan REILLY moved that said be referred the
Committee on Salaries and pf'crs
Which was lost by the following vote
Affirmative Aldermcn Moore Conan, Gcdney, Reilly,
Loew aud Mcnnis-O
hegauve-Aldefuisa Norton, McBren, shannon Ely
Brcc, Masterson Iarnum, o'frien and Van yoorhis-9
The paper then concurrcd In
And tns directed be sent 10 his Honor the
Mayor Tor approval
Report Of Committee Of adopting reso
luton . iullows:-
Resolved that erosswak he laid West op
postc No 81 under the direction OF the Aqueuct
Board and tha, the accompanying ordinance therefor be
adopted -
Which adopted by the following votc.--
c, Ammapve.A Aldermen Moore. Conan, Norton, McBrien
Ehannon, Gedncy, bly,, Reilly, Brice Loew, Mastcrson,
Varnum, U'Brien, McIinnis aud Van Voorhs-l5
Preamble Of board Of Aldermen relative TO the exhaustion
OF the published edition of the Revised Ordinances 1859
with resolution follows
Resolved tnat David r. Valentine, Clerk Of the
Counct BE-. and II hereby directed t. compile complete
edition OF all Cooperation ordinances force the
this resolution, ana that three copies
be prsntci under his direction. aud that the Of
dollars b. anu ~ hereby appropriated to David A. Valentine
for tac compilation aud the Comptroller IL hereby autho-
rsed and d,.d TO draw bis for the PIE.