New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28
printed At length in the minutes AMI to be published unde
tie direction OF the Clerk
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metropolitan 10 zee 1siUc Tor staOn lOtrr loT VI ponce
force Of ad district and Tor oGgins Of yaat' and dsofdrry
p~on end for the temporary detention Vi persons ae''ed
Which WI. referred to the Committee on Police
= o., mnuucsiio1 Was ieoev hoie the stitt Comai'-
in The mstter Of veuy first street opening between Fourth
Which wa. ordered fc
NOTIONS.
Conuciu an WATTS moved th1 the Committee IN Printing
AID dye ing he d charged Iom the urhor consir,ho.
Of pIcauh Al resolution Of b'tri Airfmcn a. oio"F
NL,re,i, Il Boald OF Commissioners Of heath hHs 40
loriI eXpruc moley, even for tie pHoca'ioh " ia
Whereas Flore oe eqrcrt uos, daily letters received
from difut c.es asking flr records and inofna0" o. o
Nheress Tie Annual Rcror, Of the Resdept fby'ic'an
Dr. So,r" contains great anSp, OF beto n, ID
Resolved That Li. Board requests the Oomuqn onnc %
Tubfh hve tlotsrd q sid icIot m puPlt loln' ior
General Distribution the san when printed to be devefed to
tie Mayor ct the Mayors oahce.
licr was carried.
Councilman oBrRTs moved that The Committee on street
Ogcie be- dCia eed from t"e turner Consideration o. 'e
Re.oyed at the Counsel the Corporation be and he
nred and on y-nth sseet, from Tenth avenue TO Lar
Which wa clrried.
Conr,iih foprR7s moved that the Committee street
Orop nHrgcd from the further consideration Of feo'
e,el qa, the Council to lie Corporation be and he
S,S and ig,ertf 'nd One iande5 IA Foaf., cata
siecs TIE HARLEM River ana Tenth avenue wH,Te
/ W. b. q, i..v~.,l
| arithe pa.er $50. laid over.
Coacia. toytI,rs moved that The Committee Street
Oreus' b. discharged from tie innber constitution Of res
Rr.oye mat the Counsel to he Cooperation be End ho IS
hereby directed 60 TIE t. iecr,ry crs step - 81 en- -o
II ren River 60 Hudson River whore not already opened
| A,d psrer vos laii over
Ccnuen'r RoBsrrs moved that the Committee Street
Crrn- be discharged Tom the further eoasGesacn OF res
Received Ina the Counsel The CORPORATION be and he
hereby rec'ca 20 Ae thr iec,ssa,y 80. 'ig,s 10
stree. from T.n'i oysnus TO Harlem River.
/ Which Wa carried.
Correu sn RoBfE1s moved tha, The Con uce On Street
Creuss Do discharged ro the further consideration oil re'
R,o.,e5 i the Counsel to Tie Corporation be sud lie Is
or nl directed 70 iekc tie ncc''afy legal me
10 .a,e Lewis EXTENDED Ecm Eighth sueesio -Four
tce'th without delay
MAJ iriIoGG moved that The Committee on r.
uec. De discharged tic further consideration Of rrfou'
Feso,el Tattie Comptroller be and Re :. hereby author
zed and rct.d Go draw BIZ waisrt in favor Of k-rn
birth forth, sun q orc hundred end t1ty dcrs o.n =
m IT, furnished on tie tccs.ions Of cee BRETON July d l5
o. ct Houston street lquarc. and als' al West Houston
te quarc and charge tie sae to is appropriate account
COUNCILMAN kFLloCG moved that said pspeE be referred to
p" Committee Oh National Aaliis
Coan KY1LoGo moved thst the Committee Finance
Do dc lssea om the luther consideration OF resolution a.
follows. .,
Resolved That the Cor TCier hr crd ne Is tu'lhI
zed AID directed 10 dTo" us war1nt IN lsN 81 t'ot -
u. Krehb, hinry sixth Rcgimeni National Guard state
New York for tie o Ave iutdred and ee I've a24lI'
eYr.es incurred by said regiment for muc FOR rtFndes
orta o. july a5 ,ni November p, 1915. w iqrc'r
ro.n auroxc1 bile md ton, so az ou,t 10 BE- -kh io
!. olor-.d TO trprof Tltion for City Contingencies
Ceac,lnan Trloeo moved thai said paper be referred to
tie Ccuuit'-c nance.
4 When was carried.
RTPORTs.
Pen ?, 81 Committee Roads TO rehag SiRyis street.
t.st...fI Second lin A.s4 avenues.
NM, of COM ~ on Roads, to Gag ard renar whore
,,cr'.ry, Foiyssyeu,h street between lint aud 4id
sv,nr-s.
Rcror Of Co1,.te, or Ioad'. curb -u'ter and nir
&C. second eyrrue from hrnaed ana twenty H'A 20
C,,e. i.un1'cd, ,n9.l~cniy's''iih s'''e''
R.post Of Conn roe on Roads 70 lsy ero.vak' IN Third
oer-i~ between FouyiouFth and FiAy -siaih 'isseta
winch was laid ove'.
n PAPERS from TIE BOARD OF ALDEEMES.
Peaive6 Tns tie Second Avenue Rairoad Company hs
and Ie-ey l. required 20 the space between their cts
mi venue rom For'yecond street 10 lor d~ro, as
f'r in th-if RON toe City The work 10 be done
ISL ich vas referred 70 the Committee ~ bsifoaca
Peovei That the uus BE- laid ard ,up po- SCI and
ll,-. f, 3D. ono Hundfcd and Twenfyourh streets be-
vr Id AID Fourth under tie direction Of tie
C'n-cia,1n FAIrorAx moved b, sid resolution be
. fe-,.d TO tIe Commute, on Lamps AID Cas-.
qb. REQ. l.isa va. then coucurr.ain
r-o,ea That perin be and u hereby sivcn 20 John
seeer IN Tird street st his p,n.e. iie 70 be
dar, uCr direction 81 the CToton Aglecuct Depai teI
hrss,ed' i, be Cio,on main, be laid in Fny 'cye,,i
re he.. pccu SIKH end Seventh avenuss, alc III
DIR ~ dIrc,iop on Croion Aqoeduet Department.
/ Which was c0rCufrrd in . or.
Eeoyed, 1ba, ty 'even'h street bewecn tne siFh ana
seventh v-nues be lighted " h forthwith under the IL
rac...i oltie street Comtois-onei.
E.o,eJ TINT george Ob,rt De permitted fog Sidewalk
aud Or; cub s gutter stone. so front If tie proprry north
second and Ilfi evenne' 'ed Won TO be sonc INN ~
months a. i own exprnse' ana uua.I '"e "'e',I o. 1'
street Conniissiouer.
Which We cot CURED In.
/ Ee,oluiou % board Of Counc men - follows
olyod qast e action e HE President ~ ttr IHred
s,.r. b. r7ufnl o. 'he Coscr-' biz veto o TIE oil NOV
ri c Fr-Incus nur"lu bill WIS IN The opinion 81 ne rep
Cen mol ony irrffbe but wise exercise Of the re-
sr.ais power hd,rd with tie Chief Magistrate II tie ma
I,, ttr Common Council Of tho City Of New York mos,
rctfey ;Laft Ice President or tis sllnafy seri on ~,
IN frero.s believing they Do tha, this oct VII meet
win tho leTty apoba'ion and sod support o. we American
fy Board of hiifrneu amended by substituting therefor
I t.r f0i Ow 70 z preamble and reroluuons:
yh,rc u ne present crisis ~ the sSaifs o. our copnry,
Andrew John.o Prenlet Of The ned States, brought
vouily conflict WITH TIE vinac I'VE ieyonliona'y ana de-
sge,e pocy INDEBTED by tbs acts OF The pfe'ont Con
gress 10 elnenty citing "a proper mat ne p'ope o. Wy
Inc most impoi ont city o. hr American cohin.ni sh4no
he he I'd their direct Representatives in their
municipal eoserun~ut tiG4at Ihe views, ssP ols snd
opinions ~ the President and e9naned IL ~.
IN crord those entcTtarcd by the should at once ~
the mpe Five aid energeie manner receive 'A'" cca'
aud unequivors % ratification aud ipdorserent' and
hercos Tic &C lon Of President J2hEeon in repofng 70
rave b. deieusrrs end despsirng people o tho -ouhen
sac a.v IA rebellion AGAINST the Government, but who
er, now gcleuau and s3cous u returning TO then ale
gce from the dreaded rrsns Of tho nnicV'hesso o. me
faction In he pfesent Congress. wbo seemingly
lturfd o. change the relative positions Of tie freedmen
sd Their late nasfefs mrnd nse 10 every DeA-
ded e. .rvave Ell Of the republic, and especially 30
20 the peor.e Of tiis city; b. H. therefore . =.
Royrd Ghst the feope Of the City Il Now York sneak
io, fr NJ cir preentsivcs g. he Common Council do
Erfey u.quaifedly rry end ndorse The at Of Andrew
Ioin,oD President Of the United States In vetong tire
Freedmen Burrsu bill" that obnoxious add poTtenon
efarsop OF the mad, fanatcd spiIt Of maieyornce ad
c, "a rbargcter.iic Of the violent and mHgnht spirit OF
ve-oco which seems and govern the thoughts,