The New York herald., 1869-04-13
aUagC:PAL AFFAIRS.
ROurd of Aldermen.

This Board met yesterday afternoon, pursuant ..
Adjournment, with the president, Alderman Conan,
In the chair and quorum of members being
hand, ready for business, the work was
done up in brisk style. After the ord-
nary opening routine had been disposed OF
the president attacked the Pile OF papers lying
on his desk, and reading the titles, referred them
to the appropriate committees or aid them over
for future consideration. Among the papers we're
Communications from the Mayor one acknowledge
ing the receipt and acceptance by him OF invita-
ton to review the Fifth regiment, National Guard
State New York. on Monday next, on the anniver-
sary OF the birthday OF Thomls Jefferson, and re.
questing the members OF The Common Council TO
assist at the review. Another communication from
the Mayor accompanied the
REPORT or TUE TRUSTEES OF SAILORS SNUG HARBoR.
for the year 1868. The report shows the financial
condition Of the institution to he quite healthy.
During the past year the receipts amounted to
$ls3 lao g2; the trustees have deposit to their
credit S25,45 80. thus leaving the amount OF
bursements during the year at si67,6s4 81 Tue esti
mated income of the st,tution for 1869 Is 500, $40.
The report was received and ordered on file.
A communication from the Comptroller was
against the city for the rst quarter OF the present
year. II was ordered on file and the usual number OF
copies TO he printed The papers from the Board OLA
slstant Aldermen and report OF committees
subjects having been referred according 10 rule, the
Board took up the geDeral order list In a manner
when showed that the members were IN for bnsi-
ness. Among the principal matters disposed OF were
the following
DONATIONS To CHURCHES.
Church OF Tue Nativity. $6s5; St. Anne's church,
sos; the Dutch church, IN washington square,
s43 ~; the Thirteenth street Presbyterian church,
sos; the Second Reformed Presbyterian church, IN
West Eleventh street, $l40 J0 the United Prcsby-
terau church. In Charles street, klG2; the Abyssnan
Baptist church, In waverlcy place, si2i; the Jane
street Methodist Episcopal church, sI2g; 81 Teresa's
church, $4,000; Church OF the Holy lnnocents $5:;
st. Andrews cnurch, Harlem. $685. The majority OF
these were Tor purpose VI enabling the trustees
to pay the assessment for the Church street extern
sion. and or two l0r assessments In oIher local
ities.
SYMPATHY WITH THE CUBiss
was expressed In resolution received from the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen. The original resolu-
tons, In style of ortnography and chirography
would put Ariemus Ward OF Josh Billings FAR in the
shade. Tne resolutions are as foIlows:-
Whereas the citizens of New have ever svmpathized
with and favored as Tar a. possible peoples wherever rug
Cling against foreign domnaon and whereas the people OF
imperial power that has 80 long scOurged ths American
hemisphere; therefore he 1t
the city Of New York now express their deep fe syipa
with the people of Cuba 10 their struggle against
By requested to mcmorae the Of the United
States behalf OF the corporation Of the Of New ork
render all the assistance 10 ts the patriots
The resolutions were reerred to the Committee on
National Ana,rs large amount OF
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
transacted, inclibflnR the paving with Belgian
pavement Of Hudson street from Chambers TO canal
street. Beach street. portion West Thirty seventh
street and other Streets regulating. grading, dag
ping, aying gas and CrotOn mans and authorizing
the Clerk To prepare and have bound 900 copies OF
the Official reports OF the various departments OF the
CITY government for such distribution rs may be
qufe1 In the exercise Of proper courtcslcs to other
municipalities. The resolution directing the paving
and haggng Of 125th street with iss concrete pave
ment was repealed aud the Board, after more tau
ordinarily lively session, edJousned 10 Wednesday
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