The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

Of the very equivoc position they now occupied
csy p pleaded their inability comprehend a srss.
advantages foreseen and understood by their municipal
Thus the stood untn quite recently when 4
ability the had been taken b the State
and that the action q the r mao
been amended manipulated to suit the views OF public
y
asgusin fully with the action q anY) taken Sy The
Legislature In the premises feeling assured even before
rs esran s1s
ne s
committee have from undoubted authority that the Legs
tax levy poT S pTovdsS for the
penses thereof will assessed taxed upon the city At
s In 1 Of osss so S
on this viii be s sGm9ssd hT ay
less the new street. and who are really no more Interest
mote parts Of the eA State 'N'
oa Ss e
Kings and Richmond counties as they are or viii be directly
twelve mile. hs ca bs
only pTspostsrous in itself IT. but
be
duty Of the Common Council prevent by repeating the
is of the
espedie me- might possibly
or when sre S s b Ss 0 a
intend such acton on The
wrong intended To be perpetraed upon our taxpayers
thls mol Be 93aPposes 70 state
they rresistb the conclusion that the action Of
with the Of strictly local improvement which should
be borne by the Of was s psdh
urgent solicitations Of Of the more bGtant advocates
n wso s horse OF
70 death in the desperate effort to arrive first at the wen
view o the facts a they hey
mes motives 10 those this
Ss d n Who make make S
benefit them the of their neghbors BY the ae
ors @ and
Sd would nsy haEe sSe
Of neutraizns the effect Of the vilhcaton un:
Eese Very gentlemen Who while accusing
turmoil they enrich themselves at the expense Of
s the %
pense adding enormously to the value Of their pr
To prevent this wrong and to set the seal of
richly merits Upon this characteristic Of the
proposed II il can be perfected the
usual and legal similar BY assessing The COS. only
mend for favorable consideration the following reso-
Resolved That the resolution approved BY his Honor the
s NIB 80 Which s rss Is Se ss he
hereby authorized and directed take the legal
T spa
@ the s s Ss n
n 1895 and which forms the said streets
sa s'fSa'e 1
scinded and repealed G sEksA sas RFHlEIhNLY'
Committee Streets
XaiTmasiSsoHiderDssn co%an HeBricn, Gedney Ely
Reilly Loew, Varnum, 0'Brien, McGinnis and Van Voor
. Nesailye-Aldermen moore: Norton, Flynn, Shannon
NOTIONS RESUMED.
meet Thursday the Sd inst, at two O'Clock P. NJ.
Alderman snAsSov moved that when the Board adjourn
do to meet the first Monday in September next, at
Alderman GxpsEY moved as an amendment that when
the III instant, al two o'eioeS p NJ '
Moor Mcpen
Gedney Ely kyers Brce varnum Mcdinnis and Van
Negative Aldermen Flynn, shannon. Reilly, LOew Mas
PAPERS PROM couscrLMKS
from %oasomery 10 street s"e'
Which was referred to the COMMITTEE on sewers a, en-.
Which was referred to the Committee on Salaries and
o M Se on s e IN h
Mayors once, which was lost at the last meeting.
Which Nm nv, was n. carried, ,est o,..
couNcItxES RESUMED
Resolution appointing Andrew Beakleya Commissioner
on salaries and onces which was lost by the following
MISUNDERSTANDING Conan, McBren Shannon, Reilly,
Loew varnum and o. Bren .. rnn o..,. r,v
Ryers, Brice Maserson, MeGnn his and Van voorhis-o
AGlrmstye- Aldermen Moore. Conan. Norton. Flynn
0edney, lily, Kyers, Brce, Masterson Varnum McGinns
Neeatlve~Aldermen McBrien, Shannon Reilly, Loew and
o'Brien-S.
Alderman RyERs moved to suspend the order Of
business for the purpose of taking up General Orders
GENERAL ORDERS.
Resolution follows
Resolved That the Comptroller he is hereby au
az and d, T. s n ssS OF mis- now
OF Iwentysecond street and seventh avenue for the fun
e at e@ rent Do exceeding rs e sns Oh said
alderman REILLY moved to amend by striking out the
Of $1,000 and inserting the sum OF 81 100 In lieu thereof
The resolution as amended was adopted by the following
IiIrmative--Aldermen Moore, Conan, flynn. Gedney
Ginncss and Van voorhis-l3
Nesaive-Aldermen Norton, McBren, Shannon and
Report Of Committee Streets favor Of sopeurring
with the Board OF Counclmep In adopting resolution
Resolved That the Common Council in view of the above
opinion of the Counsel 10 the Corporation, deem that
charge q than eve cents fare for passage
sumption Of power on the part said railroad company
10 ali persons having OCCASION 10 travel on ne
sa road 70 Pay no more than ye cents fare and further
authorized and directed g JOIN the said rroad company
greater for fare than specihe the charter
IRON the said c0rpGrs,on Of .sis city
4, resumed IT, place on the i!s Of unfinished business
with the Board of Counclmen In adopting resolution fol-
lows
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he is hereby au
horized and directed draw his In favor Of David
1he for the Of 800 fun for services rendered
messenger the Board OF Appeal Commissioner the
New York Fire Department from June 1854 10 June
1865 the be taken from city ontingcncies
Which lost by the following vote
Affirmative o. dermen~ Moore Conan, Norton, McBrien
Flynn. shannon, tsedney, Ely, Brice and McGinns-l0
Negatve-Adernen Reilly, Masterson varnum o'Brcn
and Van voo02-5
Subsequent Fcconsidered and laid
Alderman GxnxHY moved that the Board do
Which lost by the following vote
Observation-Disclosures Moore Conan, Norton, Flynn
Gedney, Ryers and Van veorhis-7
Negauve-Adcrmen McBren shannon Ely, Reilly, BrIce
Masterson yarnum O'Hrien and Mc,;innis-9
ORDERS
Report Of Committee Streets Of adopting
luton n follows
Resolved That Thirty third street. between the First
and Lexington avenue, be paved with Belgian pavement
under the direction Of the Croton Aqueduct Board and that
the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted.
Which adopted by the following vote
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Conan, Norton McBrten,
Flynn, Shannon, Gedney Ely Ryers Reilly, Brice Mas
terson varnum o. Bren, McGinnis and Van voorhis-6