New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

Wbses ws rared 10 the Committee on Streets. when sp
pointed.
Communication wss received ffom the Street Commits
siOner Transmitting bis Fourth Quarterly Report i'' INC
The Psxupxxr stated that the question would be on re-
eeyps he communication and directing that the usual mum
Der copies be printed IN document form ,hou..nd
Councilman PULLMAN moved thai tere DO ohe 'n'e''"
copies printed in..esd ofthe usual namoer'
III then pu, the question originally stated By
him. and Il was decided in the shirmstivo:
A Communication was received from the Conpuoher,
letter from the Counsel 70 tne Ss
relation the Apportionment Tor Opening Dew S.,
Which was referred TO the Committee on finsnee'
appointed an .,nrp,r-S
Resosed That J'mes Miller be permitted % .a twsa,y
two Broadway the to remain only during the pleasure
Of the Common Council,
Rssrsd That permission be and the same hereby granted
to C0bsnh Thsa in Harrison street. sooS. IN front Of
their premises during ,he pleasure Of the Common COUNCIL
R,j,S That oermisdou be and the Il hereby given
10 Pbp Abern 10 keep stand In front OF number one Oour
andt sest he having obtained the eonsens o. tne &
Of the Common Council
Whereas, The claims Of the Metropolis upon the General
tr tho erection Of Post Oace
with the requirements Of 1t. citizens pacnsry o. Ss %
scon OF the Hon Henry Raymond been ~ oe
Cons OF the United States Tor favorable eon'dsra'i0n'
Hhyea, The bill introduced by Mr. Raymond provides oI
the appointment Of Commison to consist o. ths ~ H.
Chamber Of Commerce thus fully representing oee sn IN
terests OF tho General Government this
of The Commission which be authorized and
provide location and 70 cause .ne s pur
Rescirtd That in tn. opinion Of this Common &c s
nen degree due and their representatives. we neIeoy
cordially tender them to the Hon. Henry hsymoha one o.
their Congress- for having brought otc
by 10 he attention Of the General the imper
tive necessity for eommodou' building ana enso'e
location for most office for the city and be II fnfthet
RS,oired THAI the Common Council do most earnestly yer
respectfully urge upon the representatives, Of our people At
v of adyocstnS the passsge the sid BILL now psnds 10
the House OF Representatives. with we" i ano'uns
eIiribe and improved posofics accommodations anu W
Rr.d That cop, the fOregOns preamble and re,S n1
tons duly authenticated ~ the 1en o. ,yword and tho
oSsr repe,snsye. from the City New York in the Con-
sress Of he United stse. assembled at Washington
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
By Councilman HARTnAH- r., -. l..
Rort That Third street from BOwery 70 Es ngsf be
rayed with Begon pavement the see to be done uhoe' ~
direction ofthe Croon Aqusduct Department; p.v.r.r,
Which was referred to the COMMITTEES on Belgian Pavement
GENERAL ORDERS.
Repo 9th. Special Committee appointed to revise the
Cenneiman HlRrxAs moved to amend the proposed Rules
BY substituting for them the Rules Of ae BOARD 81 oT
Psrs and Slip, consist Of Ave members instead OF bree.
The reading Of the proposed Rule, LAYING been deshaen
Which was lost by the following vote: d., v,.,
lfirnative-CouheilnenK Keenan,, Long stacoma ryln,
Robinson oBrien Kenney, Costello har'man' DiiA~'"
and Ro.ter-ll. -, o-,., WHIT.
Macisy Kellogg Tying. Thomas Hsloran, Roberts, Pull
man, Hetirisk aud Imlay-i3 I'll, -,
The PRESIDENT then put the question on Igsi ~, those
reported by the Committee Gc., which was fecded III ing
affirmative by the following vote: 81
Adirmstiye-CouncilEen Keenan, Long, stacon, Flynn
Robinson. Obrsn Kenny, Costello, Hartman, bIinkHAn'
Fo1nc3im,n Watts. Keech White, Mackay,
Keiogs Tying Thomas Haloan Roberts, Pullman and het'
Ss,.i.rs That the Committee on National Affairs be and
thew are hereby and directed to stand
Of colors for the use OF the Fifty hh Regiment u
Which referred to the Committee on Hs'i0ha AnA''''
Ps.oed Thai the Street be and he s hereby
authorized and directed employ suitable person as keeper
Councilman TYsG moved that said resolution be rerred to
the Committee Oh Lands and Places
The resolution wa, then for want Of sufficient sumbsr
OF votes, as follows: .. nil,
Afirmative-Councmen keenan,, Long SiacoTn Robinson
Negativo-Co6ncilmen Flynn BriIkmsn. Roster, Watt,
Keech. Green White haeksy, Kellogg Tyne, thoma' mar
loran, Roberts, Pullman, Hettrick and lmlsy-lo.
Conneran FLYNN moved that said vote be secon'idered
And the resolution was referred to the Committee Lands
and Places, when appointed
Resred That the Crk Of the Common Council be nd ne
hereby and directed procure and furnish each
rsther with Of Office, stationery maps and such
books may be necessary to aid them IN the discharge Of
their Official business.
Which was laid over
Councilman KEEcH NOV ID that the Bylaws be so amended
As 70 I the hour for the meeting ofhe Board O'Clock in
stead oia
would lie until the next meeting Of the Board.
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Resoired, That Robert r. Kelley be appointed Commits
sioner OF Deeds in place ofJames sner WHO has ed TO
Which referred to the Committee Salaries and Of
Rr.oired Ihst John White be and he hereby appointed
Commissioner Of Deeds in place II John Burke whs has
Which was referred to the COMMITTEES Salaries and
Offices when appointed.
Rssorsd Thai permission be and the hereby given
10 Taylor Bro receive and deliver goods in front Of their
place Of business number ninetytwo besae street said
mission remain only during the pleasure OF the Common
Which was concurredin
MOTIONS RESUMED.
4 do 80 10 Thursday 25,h nEtsnt :. O'Clock
Councilman HAnrn!s moved to amend said motion By
hour q l. ~
Which wa, lost.
RESOLUTIONS AGAIN REsUMED.
Of Deed. in psc. Of John JoSrisn who failed to quality
Which referred to the Committee on Salaries snd
Offices, when appointed.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
The PRYsIpHEr sunounced the following the Special
Committee on the part OF the Board Of Councilman the
celebration OF the 22d ofFebrusry, viz:
Councilman keech, Councilman Pullman.
Councilman Inlay, Councilman Flynn,
Councilman Keenan,.
Councilman PULLMAN asked to be excused serving
said Committer.
Councilman Kosrnn moved that Councilman Pullman be
excused.
Which carried.
And tbs PREsrDESr named Counensn White in place o.
Councilman Pullman.
STANDING COMMITTEES PoR 1866.
The PRESIDENT announced the following the Standing
Committees OF the Board for the year lGC6;
l. Almsaouss Observation-Disclosures Tying, Couneinsn