The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1866, Page 10

lo . NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1866.—SUPPLEMENT, Cherry atrébt, sha having obtatned.pernaisslon from the pro- ‘by law on the goods manufactured from such cotton, or | sion of the whole or any part of the plaintit's allega- ‘the ier i osc same to remain only during the pleasure in Heu ay el et tions aud claims, and any law relating thereto. @ denial as to remaind Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That every person, | thereof. firm, company or corporation, manufacturing of con- Src. 6. And be it further enacted, That a default in ap- their mercy ett nate charges, that have Sor ey es a GS ere ot ee as consumed; ‘Whereas the city, under Board of Cor ended oui the words “one Hunived dad Torey aid unsere t aster of Lighting the y gi lic lamps, has no contro, aver the quality of gis maiie or suming cotton as aforesaid, shail immediniel sxe eaten ey 08, tbe part of a cotondans shall be a waiver | the supply furnished; and baamush as other lates cities of | ing: thereof the words “northwest corner of thereof in writing to the assessor of ad a |, an a right to ap, but si not the Union manufacture own 4 such business is yh Fe on, and sball execute a bond to | taken as an admission of the claim, which shall be proven | sure allowed, mut to $e. a Rho was referred to the Committee on Strects, when ap- tho United states, with two suilicient sureties to be ap- | oF expressly admitted in all cases,'to entitle. plainitt to ie erg ye Rp ‘o cadt Reentition by Board of Aldermen as follows: proved by the collector of the district, in such form as | @ recovery. But in case of judgment by default, the | are hereby’ directed to int “into ai ‘tar early Resolved, That the name of John J. Russell, recently ap- tho Commissioner of Tnieraal Revende, may presarie, | commissioner before whom, the proceedincs were tad | dies tea practically sxpedlaney 9 the Sh man | pointed a Commissioner of Deeds, be, changed to Joba Ja- conditioned, to render the monthly statements herein | may, within twenty days thereafter, hear an applica- | facturing gas for the public amps, and ? favorably consid- Ri Re ~ required, aud to pay the taxon all such cotton manu- | tion made upon notice to i for leave to ap- | ered b; committee, hes requested to submit whaty (BY Board of Councilmen, January 18, 1866, amended by factured or consumed by him or them, and shall be suffi- par and answer; and if the default is, in his opin. gene all be taken to place he same immediately in prao- | adding thereto the words “the same being « clerical error,’”) cient in amount to secure the tax which will accrue | ion, properly excused, he may order a new trial Which was | : ° ‘Which was concurred in. * monthly, and shall be renewed on the first day of May, | in such case, and pending the same the first judg- | wy band b aed Feeaeot Mines. pani annually, and oftener if the collector of the district | ment shall stand as security. And said commissioners ‘That the side: ‘on both sides of the Eighth | hibit in front of his own prem! No. to shall require, or shall give such other and further bond | are hereby vested with ail the powers of a District Court | avenue, from Fortieth to Fift}fourth street, be full pega! during the pleasure of t! as be may require; and such tax shall also bea lien, | of the United States, to enforce any judgment or other | Width where not under the direction of the | (By Board of Councilmen, January until paid, upon all the real and personal property of the | determination before them; and United States marshals | Street bg 8nd Re returned to the Board of Al ) person or persons to whom it belongs to pay the same, | are authorized and directed to serve orders and execute on Boeds, bby hog Which was laid on the tat ble. Besolution permitting Senne Hall to exhibit goods ig front and payment of such tax may be enforced in tho manner | process issued from said courts in the same manner as | By the same— | ‘ provided by law for duties upon manufactured articles; | in district courts, and shall be entitled to the samo fees | Resolved ‘That the peeeeactn etzaat, toom | “aoe ee ta: and any person oF persons liable to pay such tax who shall | therefor; and the fees of jurors and witnessés shall be | the Eleventh avenue to the river, be ‘and re- Resolved, That the Coroners of the city of New York be re- fraudulently oreds cannons evade the same shall | the aa, and be paid in the same manner as in dlatelot fagged baal necessary, wi direction of the Street quatted'to Savertise 9 Serine 4 ov ng forfeit such cotton 10 juct o! manufacture | cow ¢ United States, And said commissioners, in : | whom ‘Com thereof; and shall, in addition to the tax, be liable to one | addition to fees now allowed thems for cerrices; shall be Se eeterrad te he Chaiatton on Roeds; Whee A: | be teieted by eet ee waren crilich We tae proper hundred per cent ‘assessed penalty thereon, to be col- | entitled to demand and receive the same fees as are al- “4 med Bn Arad lected in the same manner ag the original tax, and also | lowed to clerks of the district or circuit courts of the free drinking hydrant be placed on the "which ‘was laid over. toa fine of not less than one thousand nor more than | United States for like or similar services, and to such ith street, near the nth avenue, ORDERS, five thousand dollars, to be recovered with costs of suit, | further allowance for office expenses and clerk hire as the Croton Aqueduct Resolved, That the Coraptroiler be and he is hereby antho- or to imprisonment not excee two years, in the dis- | the Secretary of the Treasury may in his discretion rized and to e' ‘ lease of the premises mw ee cretion of the court: provided, that nothing herein con. | direct. No suit before said commissioners shall be com. Feats ab aun not ip ncoed $2000 per shaume tained shall be construed to impose such tax on cotton | promised or discontinued, except on soplication of the waste produced from the manu! of cotton on which | prosecuting attorney, with the consent of the Commis- an excise tax or import duty bas been paid. sioner of Internal Revenue or the of the Trea- Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the muy. duty of all persons making shipments or removals of cot- . 6. And be it further enacted, That this act shall ‘be and the same s hi , sum [ereosive and deliver goods in fronrof his | /“winlel wesmancted Gece f nan mire of the Common Connell mid) ee ye Master: was ado) he son, VaraumO'Biten "McGinnis and Van Voorhis—16, Sompt be aut ed to expend a ton, on which the proper excise duty or tax has not been | take effect immediately, aay bende ee eatend that clan ee ee all | eeuaee ene Ea coectee ter teeteattateereaine © paid, from any part of the United States or its territories to No. street, such per- | donations to the bli any foreign country, to cause the same to be properly in- Supervisors of the Revenue. of the Which was adopted by the following = spected and weighed by a United States inspector, under Be it enacted, &c., That the Secret of the Treasury Affirmative—Aldermen Heore, Comen, Merion. P Sadr the supervision of the collector of internal Tevenue of | shall appoint, ia se State and Terri of the United Frgh was adopted. Shannon, Gedney, Ely, Ryars, elliy, Brice, Loew, Mastor- the district whence such shipment or remov: les, res ively, an District of Columbia, at permiss! beret of the Dispatch mad:, and thereupon, before making such shipment or | least one, and not more than four officers, who "thal be omares OHnes tl eo Biel ihe Hew Yorx'D ie to Lazarus Olderman to keep a stand for the sale of + yo"? VARS. ing obtained permission fora the ocoupastoe tre enetane, | Naveen thd ue eee: anennom, Gedney, im n 8 OCCU remises, irmative—., men Moot omAn, q fh6 ame to remain ouly during the ipisusure of the Ostanos iy, (roa, Masterson, ‘O'Briew, MoGinnis aud Van Voor: ‘Which was adoptdd. Nogative—Aldermen Flynn, Reilly, Loew and Yarnum—4. By the same— Reconsidered and laid over. ved, That permission be and the same ts hereby given | An ordinance to regulate permits for street stands, show to W. E, Kingman to receive and deliver goods on the side- | cases, signa, hoistways and deliveries, considere: walk in front of his premises, Nos, 138 aad 140 Chatham | amended at the meeting of this Board, January 22, in: street, the same to be oaly duriug the pleasure of the Com- Pending its consideration the Board adjourned, wi mon Gounell. ken up for consideration, adopted, Section 1.—Alderman Rrgrs moved to amend by striking at James J. Ferris be and in horob: tot | SERMENU, Rtetmadt nee fee . in hereby ay inter serting le ord “each.” a. commissioner of deeds ia and for the city ps4 oppat of Whichrwevestled’ brides iderman Ex moved to amend by adding after New York. fayor,”” the words ‘and the Street Commis- removal, pay to said collector the amount of tax to which | Styled Supervisors of the Revenue, whose duty it shall such cotton is liable, as before provided; and the said | be to see that all laws and regulations of the United inspector shall affix proper marks upon said cotton, | States relating to the collection of internal revenue showing that the same has been inspected and the | are faithfully executed and compiied with, and to weight thereof, and shall certi’y and report the weight | aid in the tion, detection and punishment of to the assessor of the district, and shall give tothe | frauds on the revenue; and they shall have gene- owner thereof a certificate of’ inspection and weight, | ral powers to review and examine all the official acta And the collector aforesaid, after the receipt by him of | of any officer of internal revenue in the respective col- the tax on any cotton, shall, at the request of the party | lection districts, and the manner in which they seve- desiring to make such shipment or removal there- | rally perform their duties, and the manner in wh{ch all of, give @ permit in duplicate, in such form as the | persons comply with the requirements of said laws, And Commissioner of Internal Revenue may prescribe, allow- | for such purposes said supervisors shall have power to ing such shipment or removal to be made, and’ tating | examine all persons, books, papers, accounts and pre- therein the weight of each bale or package, and that | mises, and to administer oaths, and'to summon any per- the tax thereon has been pad. Such shipment or re- | son to produce books and papers, or to appear and testify moval from the United States shall not be made, except | under oath before them, and to compel a compliance from or through a port of entry whence merchandise is | With such summons, in the same manner as assessors, aliowed by law and regulations to be exported for benefit | by law, may do in hke cases; and they shail have the Which was referred to the Committee on Salaries and Oftices, when appointed. By Alderman Vacnux— amendment to the amendment, Resolved, Th t the petition of the Queen's County Ferry 2 words “Street Commissioner,” the Company, asking to be assigned a diflerent terminus of the | words “and the City Inspector.”’ of drawback; and the duplicate permits aforesaid sball | sime powers as collectors of internal revenue have to | fer¥ across the fast river to Asuoria, in plueo of the present | "Which wan accepted by Alderman Ely. be delivered to tho Superintendent of Exports at the | make seizures of property or premises, and 10 institute | {erminus at the foot of Kighty-sixth street, be take The amendment was then adopted. n from ‘aud reterred ) Committee on | Alderman Retty moved to amend section alx as follows:— “See, 6. Every ntee of a privilege under this ordinance, for ashow case, holstway or goods delivery, shall pay the By Alderman: Ryans sum of ten dollats, and grantees of all other privileges, the Remolved. as the Clark of the Common Council be and is | sum of one dollar, towards the expense of executing this hereby authorized an. directed to procure copies of all bilis | ordinance, to be accounted for atnong the other foes of the and docu. init Ao the Legislature, atun expense | Mayor's ole.” ob ox 1m " x port (or the collector having charge of matters relating | suits and procecdings for the recovery of fines, forfeit- to exportations where ther» shall be no superintendent), | ures and penalties, and for the punishment of offences, who shall cause the weight of such coiton to be ascer: | Srovion 2. And be it {urther enacted, That it shall be , and the amount thereof, not exceeding the num- | the duty of every such supervisor to report, in writing, d in the permit, to be placed onboard | to the Secretary of the Treasury, any neglect of duty, in: veyance, under his surveillance, | competency, delinquency or malfeasance in office of any Ferries, when appointed. Which was adopte d 4 ‘ “exceeding the h was carried. ime deliver one of satd permits to | ollicer of avy collection district of which he may obtain | 4i{tieedima the sum biohwras-< / the inaster of the v or person having charge or con. | knowledge and the evid'nee showing the same; and he | By um Pee aore gc niaiass Giaaeymored. to amend sectionions 47 fpr trol of the vehicle of conveyance, and shall immediately | may also transfer any inspector from one distillery to | | Resolved. Tht the Comptrolier be and he ts hereby au- | ubciear thing whiten cnonmtaring the sireete; mide uile the other permit with his certifi ate endorsed thereon | another, or any inspector, weigher or gauger from one | thorized and directed to draw his warrant in favor of John | walks, wharves, piers or bulkheads.” that the quantity is correct, and that he is satisfied the | district to another; and may, by a notice in writing, sus- | Moughtalin, Clerk of Arrears, for the sum of $206 Which was carried, to applied by the sald Clerk of Arrears to the redemption of The question was then taken on the adoption of the ordi- tax has been paid, with the collector of customs, who | pend from duty any inspector, weigher or gauger in an: lot map No. 10, ward No. 3,298, located on_ the north side of may there pon grant a clearance for the same. district within his jurisdiction; and shall’ in such | ‘Thirty-second xtreet, between Tent dE nanes, as amended. Bro, 6. And be it further enacted, That it siall be un- | ca-es immediately notify the colleoior of the district and | nssesed te Nicholas Dawe ld at ‘Corporation tele eas RalisnativeAtdesmen Nortom Five Ge ey, Fly, Reilly, lawful (from and after the passage of this act) for the | the Commissioner o: Internal Revenue, and, within three | 19 day of November, 18/4, for an assesament for filling lots | Loew, Masterson, Varnim, MeCinnis and Van ‘Voorhis—IL. owner, master, sopercargo, agent or other person having | days thereafter, mak report of his action and his rea- <a tien sounded by Thirty econd and Thirty-third streets Negative—Aldermen Moore, Coman and Shannon—8, charge of uny vessel, to allow any cotton to be placed on | Souk therefor, in writing, to the cecrutary of the Trea- | Having bron rmitied by the Common Comat amet REYOLUTIONS RESUMED, board thereof for shipment to a foreiyn port except un- | sury, who stall thereupon take such turthor action in | 187. the auld warrant, to be ehuryed to the uooouRt or dais’ | RGGASSITNRGEDNET eG. taplor, recently auper- der such sup:rvision and upon receipt of the permit be- | Felation theroto as he may deem proper. The Commis- | tions. seded by George W. daques, as Commalerioner af Tieede, be fore mentioned; and any master, owner, supercargo or | sioner of Internal Revenue, in his discretion, may tem- Which was laid over, changed to read G. G, Taylor, the same being u clerical error. other person who shall wilfully violate this provision of | Pcrarily a sign any supervisor to special servic) or gene- | Hy Merman Now ‘Which was adopted. law shail be liable to a fine of one hundred doliars for | ral duty in any other district or State, and such super- | 4H. S0.ved That pernyssion be and the same ia hereby given | By Alderman Noxtox— each bale of cotton so shipped, and to, imprisonment for | visor shall have the same authority, to ‘act therein a8 in | Corner of Grand ant York steels etree data | oo ane 1 Canine ee Ean: BAS: not more than one year; and no railroad company or | the district to which he was originally appointed. Pleasure of the Common Vouncil. oe GRNSLENES Tt hereny resign ty ‘positior Noction tanita other transportation company, common carrier or other S ‘pervisors of revenue shall perform such other duties Which was adopted. of Deeds, and request your acceptance of h resignation. person, shali convey or Laban oy attempt to couvey | and be subject to such rules and regulations as the Secre- By Alderman Nowrox— Very respectful: JOHN NORTON, Ro-oived, That John Todd be and he is hereby pormitted | Resolved, That Joxeph A, Jackson be and he is hereby ap- fo keep a shutter box in front of his premises, No, 83 Hud- | pointed a Commissioner of Deeds in place of John Norton, ton street, said permission to continue on'y during the plea- | resigned. or transport, any cotion from the United States, or from | tary of the Treasury shall from time to time proscr be, any Territory thereof, to any foreign country, without | aud shall each recoive for services, exclusive of expenses having proviously obtained such permit; and any | 8nd disbursements, a salary not exceeding three thou- al the Common Council, does accep! resol LL person who shalt violate the provisions of this | Sand doilars por annum, as the Secretary of the Treasury ieee with the travel of the pa oe ask By'A Fenty Nemes 3 ae hg act in this respect shall be liable to a for- | may dirot, Which was adopted, Resolved, That permission be and is hereby pret to feiture of the vessels and vehicles employed in sxc. 3, And be it further enacted, That this act shall By Alderman Cowan— Patrick Sherry to place a sign in front of bis premises, No. such conveyance or transportation, and shail be further | take eflect immedately, i icadrdcon ty raulssion be, and is hereby given to Ed. | 168 Hudson street, to remain during the pleasure of the Richerson to rec and deliver goods in front of his | Common Council, liable to a penalty of one hundred do!lars for each bale of 513 Pearl street, the sume to remain only Which was adopted. cotton so conveyed or transported, or attempted to be | Te Provide for tT the Ci on Ce i = conveyed or transported, and to ‘mprisonment. for nut rp tedalipe dp Ripa! peice aaa “ihr earame heer Blof AT, Siowart Tor crape and gloves for funeral of B. more than one year. And all cotton so shipped or at- Szetion —. Be it enacted. &c., That the Secretary of (Aiderman Masterson was here called to the chair), FP, Purdy. tempted to be shipped or transported beyond the limits | the Treasury may appoint for any one or more collection po Alderman eae sis ba dese th Agr pene Which wns Jala over. of the United States, without payment of the tas, siail | districts an officer to be styled Solicitor of the Revenue | gr; to John phier 10 place a sigh and exhibit ods ta Resolved. That permission be and the same ia hereby given be forfeited—one-hal! of the proceeds of the sale of the | whenever the Commissioner of Internal Revenue shail | fronvof his store, No. 129 Poarts averue wuld perfusion to | Georgo A. Evans to place a sign in front of his premises, No. same to goto the informer; and the owner or agent of | have first certified in writing to the Secretary of the Trea- | remuin only during the pleasure of the Common Council, 91 Franklin street, to remain only during the pleasure of the said cotton shall be liable to the tax on the sam, and to | gury that in hs opinion the services of such solicitor aro | | Which was adoped. Common Counell. one hundred per cent thereon in addition, as penalty, and | necessary tor the better protection of the revenue, and to | BY_Aiderman eur— Which xvas referred to the Comaniiteeon Streste, . whet further to a fine of not less than one tiousand nor inore | secure a fu.thful execution of the laws relating there!o. tolexiibie a ah ate frome ot, le peceato Mig oii a} saree than five thousand dollars, or to imprisoneat not more “uc, —, And bo it furthor enacted, That su:h solicitors | street, durlug the pleasure of the Common Council, clean when this Board. adjourn it than two years, in tho discretion of the court. shall, when required by any officer of Internal Revenue, | Which was adopted, do adjourn to meet on Thursday next, Ist proximo, at two Ske, 6, “And be it surther e ) That no collector or | give counsel and advice, without fee or reward, on ques: |B THAD NORTON. Orelock FM, other officer of the custom» siall grant a clearance to any tions of law relating to his official duties, and they shall vcd: That perm-asion be and the same tshereby given | Alderman ‘Snaxwow moved. to amond by making Monday vessel bound to a loreign port wluose cargo connists, w Lave authority to institute suits, actions and proceedings, ict chaut al fs peratlonie o osutiboe oary NO: | mex the B'h proximo, as the day of-mecting, seis bacanere: pein thavacenestormaieent & provived by law, for al! violations oF 6 asions of tue | fug the plenture of the Common Connell The motion of Alderman Ryers was then put and carried, ahall be filed with him. And any vessel whose ownee invernal Reve e laws and revulations; and every such hich was adopted, By Alderman Nowron— solic'tor shall act as attorney for and on behalf ‘of the master, supercargo, or ship) or the agents thered Cnitea tates within the oullection district or districts convey, or attempt to couvey | cotton from any | for which he 18 appointed, tn all co. rts, in place and m+ Port or place in the United States to a foreign country | gsiead of tue United States’ District Attorney, in all suits, without such permit and clearauce shall be liable to se2- | actions or pro eedings arising under the Internal Reve. ure and forfeiture in any court of the United States | nuo laws, in which the Unit'd States may bea Party oF And in case of such forieiture, one moiety thereof siall | Lave un Interest, «xcept as hereinafter provided. and belong to the person or perevus who, in the judgment of | the duties and powers 0” such solic tors shall be the sane tho Court, shall have first furnished the information | as now belong or periain to disirict attorneys in like which shall have been the cause of such forfeiture, cases, and shall be executed in the same manner and Seo.7. And be it further enacted, That the Commis- | ynJer th: same laws, rules and regulations as district at- sioner of Interna! Revenue shall make all ue-e-sary rules | torn: ys act ‘inder, 80 far as the amo may be applicable, and regulations fur carrying mto effect the provisions of | Prov ded that im’ all cases 0 prosecution for an offenc fo on Subject Lo the approvat of the Secretry of the | which is a felony the District Attorncy shall have excl- “usury. sive authority to act ax attorney for the United States in Suc. 8. And be it forther enacted, That all acts or parts | sich acti : of acts inconsistent with the provisions hereo! are hereby. macut of 8 oh nation ae ene eee ee repealed: provided, that nothing herein contained stall Se. —. And bo it further enacted, That every solicitor be construed to change or rel ase avy dutivs acerved, or | ¢o appointed shall receive in full cotmpentaticn for ser- liability or obligation created by law prio: to the time | yice and offi e Use@ A sulary not exceeding three when this act takes effect or in any manner to affect the | thousand dollars per annum, and the same fees and co-ts same. attorney may receive in like Sue. 9. And be it further enacted, That the act shall | cuses, such costs to be taxed bya pAomd officer; aud in take effect on the first day of July, A. ‘D. 1806. caes' where the Secretary of the Treasury shall deem ease roper, he may drect a reasonable allowance to sueh Enforcement of Lael oar eitor for ~ services of one clerk. But no solicitor Wee ‘ Ml sece ve for 118 services as such any tee or reward Bo it enacted, &c., That United “tates comin'ss'oners than hereinve ore. provided, ‘nor shall Ne act, ws heretofore appointed by avy Circuit Court of the U counsel or aitorney ‘or any other party than the United States, or who may hereatter be appo nted in the States or its duly authorized repr-sentatives, in any ner provided by law, having judicial powers, actions, proceodiu a, or business arising under the Inter- authorized and empowered to hold bai Revenue laws, where.n the United States mer be @ courta, which may hear, try and ty pat. action’ and proceedings instituted au a ee on bebalf of the United States, any of the Internal Revenue lav COMMUNICATIONS. Ax Onpivance to amend sections 23 and 32 of article 8 of A communication was received from the City. ied regard in chapter 5 of the Revised Ordinances of 1850. relation to the recent «ppointments of Healia Warden and | The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of New Asel-tont Health Warden for the Nineteenth ward. asking | York do orduin as follows:— that the former action of this Board be reconsidered, in order zoTION 1. Section 22 of article 3, cha) Sef, the Revised to correct « clerical error mide in making such nominations, | Ordinances of 1859 is hereby amended By striking therefrom and that the bommation of William MeManus to ve Health 4 re ire that the the word word “oniy,”” I Warden in said ward, in the place of Patrick Carroll, and of Tatrick O'Rourke to’ be Assistant Health Warden, in the place of Puilip Fitzsimmons. be coufirmed. 5 “chapter” in the second line of section t] Which waa referred back to the City Inspector for corree- | and wher the word “bureau” in the fourth line of said seo- jou, tion the words “of the olty government," #0 that ald sect! A ‘communication was received from the City Inspector, no amended shall’ read. an follows: —* nominating Ricaard Fugpatrick to be Health Wurden of the Fourih ward, 1 place of Daniel Leamy, and Philip Miles to npter ‘only be \vsistant Healt Wardeu of the Tenth ward, in place of | the Common Council or the chief officer Axa i, Hogert. Or bureat of the cliy goverument.” Wilich was confirmed by, the fotlowing vote:— Bee. 2 Section Bf of article % chapter 8, of Alurmative—\idermen Moore, Coma, Norton, Flynn, Ely, | Revised Ordinances of 1809, Is hereby amendod Keuly, Brice, Lvew, Masterson, Varoum, O'lirien, | ing theref: the follow! 4 between bim ‘and Van Vorbis 4, Corporation,” in the second and third lines of #aid munication Was received from the Comptroller trans- | also the words “but he shall nevertheless be entitled to re: v » commnnl lon from Groton Aqueduct Board in re- | ceive from adverse partica the taxable costs in all actions lation to apprupristion for 186, wil ordinance maxing | which he may recover against them.’ at the end of aa! avprupriatcons tor the Crotom Aqueduct Department ior the | ton, which, when so amended, shall read as followa:—"'Sec- Year 180, tion's2. ‘The salary to be paid to the Corporation Attorney morro! shall be a Cull msation for all the services he may heretofore pre- jet to render by chapter." cla ming that he was "ee. 3. Ail ‘ordinauces oF parts of ordinances inconsistent district in this | or conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance are bere- be taken from the file by repented. Of turee. ‘Sec. 4 This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Wine aM sa Curried, 4 h én ao to refer to the Committee on Or- ‘The Chairman tem. announced as such Special Com- Inunces, when a nted. miuce Alderman yore, Morten end coduny, Alderman Loue’mored thatthe papet’be laidever. and h pon the sident ym nied @ petition from ex- | printed in tl Alderman MeKnigit im relation to the « Whieh vote:— Which was referred to the Speck: Committes. Fiynn, Gedney, Ryers, PAPERS FROM THY NOARD OF COUNCLEN. w, a fi Petition of Joan Gilbert.on lor permission to receive and Negative—Aldermen Moore, Norton, Shannon, Ely, Reilly, deviver goods in front of lua premises, No. 4 Broadway, | Masterson and Van Voorhis—8. ation, as follows: — Alderman Moore moved thatthe Board do now adjourn. 1 Revenue ad ra | MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, : y x Resolved, That permission be and the same ia hereby | Which was lost by tue following role:— peggy Re ar Fre (Mp Meee mops Dar wrrnnninnnrsnnindttne given ‘to John Gt verter ab receive and deliver ‘goo ih oT ‘Aiddrmen ‘Moore.Coman, Ryers, Loew and rat of hi promises, No.4 Broadway, auch perm ul missioners are hereby vested with ori«iaal Jariediction Board of Aldermen. remain only’ during the pleasure of the Common Counell. egative—Aldermen Norton, in, Shannon, Gedney, in sueh oe a Veg sol Peabo for wich they OFFICIAL. Which was concurred In, Ely, ‘Reilly, Masterson, Varnuim, O'Brien and Van Voor: are appointed, and shall have the same power and au- SPECIAL SESSTON—Mowvay, Jan. 29-2 P.M. Resolved, ‘That per n be and the same is hereby | his-10. thority to hear, try and determine the sane, und (0 ren: | Phe Boavd wet aera ve the felony enit™ P.M fb isento igen Devlin to place w kin tm rout of Ine prem: | | On motion of Alderman Iixtiux the paper was then refer- dor judgment ‘therein, as 13 now vested in any of the New York, Jan, 27, 1986, | url street, au uission to remain onl we Committee o ated. Pression Soares of the United states; and pms authorized Davie T. Vaventing, Esq., Clerk of the Common Coun- bs > ‘ape nsenan Fy Common Council, ic moved that ‘the Hoard do'uow adjourn, to issue any origina’ processand orders necessary in | Si we, Rewoved. That two ges Limps be placed in front of the PRTITIONS RESUMED. Buch cases; and are empowored toen/orce and evap i the | ye toxrd of Altern te most In. apectal eevee te ting, | house wecupied by the Savery of Charity, No. £13 ast tenth | By Alderman Reem execution and observance of the same, ani iu such scils, | chamber of the Board, in the City , on Monday next, ate Em the Sires ion of the Street Commissioner, * Ly aren Dispeasary and Hospital for Women - ae m= rm ye Pos he eaten hich was concurred 11 for remission of tax. oC praction eotabtiahed tb the Dastsiot ce Clases Ooavie or || pekiie pemibein'es inp soins Gellnertae eaek mes lved, it the Street Commiasioner be and he ix here. | Which was referred io the Committee on Finance, ‘ f prized urdidire ‘advertive for proposals to e= : the Sunes Giende, ao ter ee the seme aay. be op TARLES Be LORW. Alderman Twelfth alatelt, No. 62. Kast river, immediately, OTe |. ssterman Piven moved wo recseetter referenepet a fe0e* of thiv act, and vations govern ng and not inconsistent with the provi may make such other rules and re 4 proceedings before them as may be requisite to carry into effect the practice of such commissioners’ courts. Section 2. And be it further enacted, That such Miksioners are avthorzed and cmpowered to hear and B, VARNUM, JH, Alderman Fourteenth district, Ww. YAN SOORUIS, Aldertuan Seventeenth district. luiton permitting Mra, O'Brien to keep astaud corner of lon be and the same te hereby given | Broadway and Hloncker street. : 3. Aldertna, istrict to ‘ wagon in front of his premines, ich was carried NAT AB Co! H Aioreat eee pound district : Taurens siren i ~— te inegetere 2 — travel, TS moved i doption of the resolution, . Ele emain only during t ure Dommon was caret Mdersnan highth aieerioe et 8 | Alderman Lxow here renewed the motion to adjourn, L Al b . RD REILLY, Alderman Te ‘. Which was concurred in, Which was lost, determine any such eotion neoeding of which they SOSLVURHANNON: Alaerinan inch aiseiee Rew lve, inston be and the same ta hereby given ks FROM THR BOARD OF COUNSILNRE RESUNED. have cognizance: jer judament therein witti- JOUN MOORE, Aldéruan First district. Pustand for the sale of newspapers | | Resolution appointing Patrick J, Hanbury ass commis. In cases wherein the defendant clai resent—Jobn Brice, Esq. in an ¥ i ; following members:— nid permiasion tocontinue only dur te. by jury he shall do 90 by a notice in writing illed with | “aldermen Moore, Coman, Norton, Fiyno, Shannon, Ged. vit mmmon Council. as ng permission to Samuel to keep & such commisionsr, at least three days before the time | Ac. “Ely, Ryers; Kellly, Loew, Masterson, Varnum, U' lirien, as. onaurted it. ign across the foot walk at No. 68) Eighth ayenue, of trial; and, m default thereof, atrial by jury m ouch | sodinuiaand Van Voorhise—1& < Lesuived, That nermisaion be and the same t* hereby given was referred to the Committce on Roads, a cave shall be deemed to have been waived by sad de. | “The minutes of the lan: meeting were read and approved, | to Michel Kv in wig ncaiial \ remisns, 3 permission to Henry Devlin to exhil seceeiel tae capnend may urtoresiicencnie | pedilerin Vato Tain only a sonia at No. 417 Peart treet to summon and empannel any jury for th» trial of actions rods ant mr Petit of the erty owners of Fifth avenue, from Which was « ch was concen! in such courts, in the same manner in the several States a was : neurred & perso 0th to Harlem river, for change of grade. Resolved, This! the name of Michael Rooney, of 1 Mulber. onpens Tespectively, as provided by law for the courts thereof; Which was reterred to the Committee on Roads, when | ry «ireet, be odded to the list of blind persons. Resolved, That the pay of the Inspectors appointed by the but it shall not be necessary to saromon a new pancl Of | app: tuted. ‘ity Roart 0: Couuciimen, January 18, 1965, referred to the | Croton Aqueduct Board to supervise the coustruction of ot Jarore for each cave.” And any yarty to the proto ings P4 he FART Ss ottand fi tect to exutoun | CRM MEE ST tee on Pia the repairs fo any rege patement, of Gromralk, or, weil shall have the right of appeal from any judement of suc n of Forman & Haviland for permission to ex! eh ven reserved mittes on Finance. ond pump, be and the sanne ie hereby Gued ak ths rate, of commissioner's court to the Circuit Court of the United ig «the name of William Spence, 19 Marton | throe dollars per day ‘of H ho be erred to the Committee Stree! ‘ded ty the list of blind persona who are to re- | employed; and that the such Inspectors who may e fe 'y y ho ui s 4 Money of property exceeding in amount one hundred | Porton “ Bahn Bloomer for permission to construct Coupe Mer, with power.) aa ps “Alderman Mcitxais moved to, amend by adding after :he f by a misea corner and ich Was Feferred to the Committes on Finance. . 4 otesd cin alee matcameion ben tanere pa aa Pein si ve na olga lth (ie namey of Sarah Tharilur rtdtng at or * yw resolution was presen -_ Norfollt street ime ol persons by auch commissioner, ax sufficl nt security for seach | Pinereaton tke Cloning rereur be and’ he ia hereby au- | shences wea donation of judgment and costs of appeal, And upon the approval of By dad bond all proceedings for the «nforcement of said siren ght of hs bromlaes, Seuated st the Intersection omptroih int on er.) hall be stayed during the time the appeal is | Oc sald #troets, wilt to extend six feet from the line of | Which waa referred to the Committe on Finance, motion the Boa: pro ioe" And oo appeal may be heard in the Ciroult the Midewask, at now to exceed i cope the vaults in front nell doce oe poe ey EE yy ee Oe ey eee ‘until Thurs- , after i 7 perty, and to be construeted, is 7 of . proximo, look P.M. the tune of ay pea ana Ta ed pene Wine was relented Ts the Committee on Streets, when who are to receive $8).asa donation from the Common Coun D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk. ; inted. Sno. 3, And be it further enacted, That alt procesdings | “HEV 'A\terman Rrens— (By Board of Counctimen, January 18, 1986, referred to the and Judgment of suid cornmission shall bo entored i Petition of B.C. Wendle for correction of erroneous as. CompRET ET ine on F Roce ey @ book kept by him; and any appeal shal perfect sesame it. ch wan reverted ‘on Finance. eT. SRSSION—Monpar, J: Pw. ¥ 1 Whe he presented the fol resolution -— Resolved. That permission be ond the same is hereby “ATED mDAY, Jan, 292 P.M. pe hein 3 sower wantwave Gaye ahvet the rendition of the Resoived That he assessment list for paving Third ave. | to John G. Browning, of 96, 98, 100, 102 and 106 North Moore Board Pursuant to adjournment, in their Cham- -sixth to Bighty-aixth streets, trap block | #trest, to reerive and deliver goods in front of his said place | ber, No. 16 C! jatigent ol med Roveteies ai be and the tame ie of business, said permission to continue panting, the Pireasited, Wilon Green, President, in the chair, and the eame does. Judgment appealed from; whereupon sad commissioner rs reby corrected in the following S lar, vini—That the | pleasure of the mon Counell, provided owl bell, within ten days thereafter, file the bond aforesaid members:— c y Keenan, Long, Stacom, Flynn. Robinson, ‘and a certified copy of the jndgment and all prooved: sum of $198 25 be and the same is hereby pro | not interfere with public travel, Councimen 4 and testimony my ‘the case with the Cierk of the Cireuit | rata, from lots Known as Ward Nos. 35, 5554 Zod Sa in bikek pe Foe in. Si ES, i ag ad : Tie es ytien Ha Rena ha Court; and the same proceedings shall thereapon be had | Noose gettin Tr etek te eekieh peek ere beret given Rubens, Pullmnens Heliric vot as on Appeals from District Courts, In all cases of ren- nmeornens No. 7% Vesey stro-t, auch permisaion (0 remain only during | The minutes of the meeting held January 22 were read script thereot ‘shell immediasely be forwaraca by une | _RiaMel™es Osprer, from Broadway to Fifth | ich waa omen ra parc cat soript thereof shall immediate! » forward jesolved, at fi street, wai et 3 Guus Uae eh tee ine Pitre Coat ctcupe | Mnurat the Crosen Anuetans Modrareres User Wee re Fo: auihorieed en dirensa’ co taraas Seana ‘Cex | _ Peinion of ruetees of Bt Prancle Hoepitel for s donation istrict, Who shall enter the eame in a doc! - " ; ye . , te upon the ‘Of said how for that purpose; and theroupon auch Judgment aball pe |, Which wae referred to the Committee on Streets, when | plac sireet tani oy ye a ~ oo deemed to be of record, and become a lien on the pro- ty of the defendant the same ax if the judgment y Atacvoan O'Bar— the Stree! Commissioner, = Which was referred to the Committee on Donations and Resolved, That permission be and is hereby, to Nich. | Which was concurred In. tea, olas Lape Bi ad been originally enterod in sad district egart, but the Geraty to receive, deliver and exhibit in front of | Resolved, That the Harlem Grstight Company be and they | By Councilman Brixewan— filing of such transcript shall not remove such judgment Bylo of, Business, nqutheast “corner of ied arantesand | ary hry ouinoraed aud tice to coure m paarmuin og | Fration of Michael Kuntt to be relieved from an asses. from the jurisdiction of the commissioner, who shall ree third stree: permission te continue ouly dur: net trom ae L—~ oe fn connection therewith Councitman Bawxsan Dresented tain Juried ction for ail purposes of enforcing collection | !¢ the Plesgure of the Common Council, Sigs rgsar the dirvousn of OetuseCotanees following resolution :— thereof until the same shail be satiefied By Al ry 8 Which was coneurred in. Ske. 4 And be it further enacted, That said commie | RkgAleea name of Hannah Sullivan, residing at | Preamble reivtive to Washitgton's Birthday, and resolu. sioners may convene such couria at any time, ether at | Mod Gabel street, be added to the lit of Bhind'to recelvo | thon as follows — stated periods of otherwise, as they may m peces don Resolves, Tha’ it the Board of Aldermen coneur, a joint sary; but a defendant ehall not be required to anawer 8 lal commitin’ of five members from each Boat te ap any Action for the recovery of money oF property, withe pou ngrmenta the ‘2d of February, the 5 in Yoos than mx daa from the time o! sory ce uf procems Of the Bd of February, the pithy of W ahington aod ite in. ae on him; except that in cases where be may be liable to ; arrest he may be brought before the court on summary ~ , and be required to give bail to appear and an. And wait appointed Aldermen Mastersoa: Shannon, ewer th-rein at on time as the court may requ re, bat nyers, Loew and Varun as fuch speetal committee on not less than six days thereafter. Proceedings shall be bes ‘hat permiackn bo, and ia hereby granted. te instituted in such courts upon complaint made by the Thomas K. Fletebor ‘0 eshitit d y nad iee @ his window shutters ta froot of bia rd Seiad, attorney A ang duly outhorized an pleadi ecessal ‘Bu ac.” bed but on the part of the ie 8 a yp or of Lat sate to remain only of the act Cai. Samthons chal) be served on the devendant, by leaving Ay inti gt © eege Coote, . a a artes merrent at 8 ne with bia, or at bis place of business or residence, a wi ross! aS Se anal fait to tr rd a Cicetsw cs ine) images | ee oe == | Seea es eaetty | aerate ees So etantas eeohen or been fs of the law 2 tad, rerres We the Commatten om Bends, wheaap- | Be srtn'the eaesk the samme to ‘on the elty, ‘the Yo the account of Sao cevvenes are instituted, and the section or sections a 7 pees hd ing th pl vet \he tmion Counc ou Taw which 1t is claimed have been violated, and ofore made coneu| the smount of judgment claimed. On th» part of the the of . fon f Al 2 Soe es | | eerste @efendant the answer may be a general denial or admis- aus. vlacing elty gubstaatiaiiy ot | garet Ulacing to Beee & fend i was referred to the Committee on Donations aad foltowa:— given © Rosarrs— Tool of Geo Te Mal orcoerer ovruers on LID street. W tore aut - 3 street betwee . regulated, graded, | measured to cause Ninety-first street, from the Third to the oni aggro iin ea . Fifth avenue, to'be opened uoco ding to law. etemredto the ‘Committee on Roads. By CAT] ad over, vt 2 Counciinden Kunca-- , Resolved, That permission be granted to Roderick Hagan BhhcorNineerants aianent, New, Fork Stato National tela a iand i be used a resign front of is prema Greve, amounting to for music furnished on Fourth of | 0 a nA rol Oa ane with’ the publia ‘was referred to the Committee on Finance. Na wis eenled, Peuiion of sundry bited persons for a donation of $80 each. : Piet uxronts. ion of sun + | Counctiman Kuzzoca"f (tte@’on Finance, ‘Walch was zerestes.*0 the Compuatier, with power, asked leave to present an ondinanee making 1 Part the amt ual appropriation for the year 1868, being so much of said By Councilman Kostsr— lates to {ntet ud re- ts here appropriation as rel rest on the city debt, ai at a erate Roepe email stand for the ale of | dewption of the prinsipal thervot, duo La 06 : snuff on the southeast corner. of Suffolk andGrand | Which wasgranted, st ne : streets sald permission to continus only during the pleasure | ou jciiman Warts moved that the Comtaltiee on Printing of ihe Gomuecg Coanell, " . and Advertising be discharged from the further considera- Bythesame— , wee oeifed: That the Coroners of the county of New York ON et perenne a Heont of his Prentices, | Be requested to advertise « description of all’duknown per- to John K rela permission to continue only during | someon whom they hold inquesis in One or more of the Council. newspapers to be selected by his Honor yor, andthe the ure of the + a ~ Comptroller directed to pay for the same on presentation of ich was adopted. y the proper vouchers, ‘That permission be and the same is hereby given Th Ratt ‘th to Charien Low to retain signs in front of his preturing the ‘And the suine was directed fo" te. sont to the Board of Ale Plsestre of ihe Common Counce iw ate i Which was adopted. Acommuntcation was received from the Counsel to the By the same— st the same is hereby Gosporation relative to the appointment of commissioners mn to Pnowlton to place a tree-box in front ot | of PAPERS TRON THD BOAED OF ALDERUEY, Bis premises, No. 79 Cortlandt street, such permission tO re: | Regotved, That the Comptroller be and he is hereby ain only during the pleasure of the Common Council. authorized and direciea to effect a lease of the promises how By Sounellinan Herrricn— st oe ay $2000 ee egnaae si peread tava ape eel Genta Syste | TRIM ett Get acter be aatore o expend ve a across the mi Own premises, No, 218 West ‘Twenty-seventh street, to re- | , Resolved, That the Comptroller be suttiorised tad nt nses main during the pleasure of the Common Council. Counclinntn teba mores thet ental reaglution be amandod attendant upon the execution of the resolution relative 19 by. ereto the following words, the same ber not faterfere with publ travel.” i sn he and the same is eraby gi iver ate ee Moss, Nov ued Casal street maid perminion td romain only Resolved, That permission be and ie hereby given Messrs, | during the pl bs Lane, Son & Co, to receive and deliver ig epoges their Resolved, et enalaion be and the same ts here! ee eee er eee eres end Sone | given to'Mta A "Pree to put sign acroas the walk and stan Syiherames ca | mse. emai ding fie plesrure of the Common Coubel Resolved, That West Thirty.first street, between Seven , ae ea and Highth’ avenues, be. and in hereby. Srdered to ba pared siren to Jenn wee doug Keeps aga tn Coen fupeaaid with Bel Aqueduct Board. Peeetesions to remain only during the jure of ‘hich was referred to the Committee on Belgian Pave- | ™Or founole ain i = solignglved, ‘That permission be and the same ix hereby given, mame— opposite 187 West icholas Dunn to keep ® paper stand on the Thirty Ara street beand is herehy orderet to be repaired, | Gomer of Canal and Grand streets, to continue the sume under tho direction of the Croton Aqueduct Department, peo tiga mires alodl yy city of New Yor! and is hereby dire io prepare the ment, be and the same is hereby axed at the’ rate of $1200 | Iitheq’ ander hie directions an wupervision, and thatthe Per annum, the same oe 4 ~ | sum of $3,500 be and the same is hereby appropriate: gage of this. resofution. and the Comptrolle” is hereey oe. taeicseemstahionioe min. Miveaeatin posttest orized to pay the said increase from ‘Ppropt hereby directed to pay the same amount on the completion eliy contingencies, of the compilation of the said manual—three thousan seven Br Gomncliman Season irae Gots Sovok Madted and itty copie forthe Board ixsion be and the same is hereby i dhwart ae agge toe obey > vento John ONeill to exhibit goods. before his place of | ¢f Councilmen; alao five hundred copies for the use of his Gusiness, No. 211 Greeawich streot, said’ permission to con- tee cine aedateanoatbonnaer cy. tinue only during the pleasure of the Common Council, Councilman Kuctona moved to amend sald resolution by Which was adopted. adding thereto the following: — Ry Councilman Costrito— And whereas it rsthat the cost of publishing ata Roackvad, Tusk the sidewalks i arenue 0, berween Tenth: work in the vear 1810 was $63,000, and it is represented that eee nee, ee responsible publishers are willing to undertake the same at - vt less than half said cost, therefore, the printing and bindin, Which was referred to the Committee on Streets. including ail engraving and ihographing, sbatl be givan of By the same— by contract to the lowest responsible bidder, and the sum of Resolved, That curb and gutter stones be act and sidewalks flagged where not alrendy done. in Twelfth street, between avenue D and the East river, the same to be done under the ion of the Street Commissioner. ‘Which ‘was referred to the Committee on Streets, tiventy per cent shall be retained by the Comptroller from the money to be paid thereon from time to time until the contract is completed; said twenty per cont to be forfeited in case of failure to fuldll aid contract to the satisfaction of the jy the same. Clerk of the Common Council, COTS a a Councilman PULLMAN moved as an amendmen Eosolved, That Eleventh street, between avenues Cand D. | amendment to atmke out all utter the word “resolved” In the JA salle crei daar yet Nees attra e Street | resolution asadopted by the Board of Aldermen, and insert - re In lieu thereot e follow: — Siete cereriae ty the Coenreittggion Streets, stat three thousand ‘copies of Valentine's Manuel for 1866 sai rection 0 Jommon ved, That permission be and the same is hereby given | Pe printed under “yoy ag agement Pong to George Sammie hase w sign acrows the footwaik infront | Some it mane i tens ora dted Cor une Cesk of of his own premises, 63) Highth avenue; also a sign om the | the Common Council to enable him to supply the public libra~ Sorning uote, ape aera do rere Ing the pleasure of the } ries, our naighborining olties and heads of de rtments in our Common Council. runieipal government, five hundred for the Board of Alder- Which was adopted. men, sls hundred and Atty. for the Boerd of Councilmen, By Councliman Rosmson— three hundred for the Board of Supervisors to be given pro Resolved, ‘That pertnission be and the same ts hereby gee Saiseeriners 10 DASINNS pre given to Hceksher & Lucha, 497 Broadway, to place a show | Pindeed is the Governor for tse of the State. provided the Ease in front of their premises, ‘on iv weat responsibi the public travel, and to remain only during the pleasure of | "ork be done by contract and given to the lowest rosponsibie the Common Counoll. Councilman Kxutoag moved that the whole matter bo re- Which was adopted. ferred to the Committee on Printing aud Adve By Councilman Stacow— apna tory a osclved. That permission be and the same t# hereby given | The Paxsipenr then put the question on the amendment to to Muldoon Brothers to exhibit goods in front of their places 4 of business, 480 Pearl street and. 409 Grand street the sald | *eamendment proposed by Councilman Pullman, permission to continue only during the pleasure of the Com- ‘The President then put the question on the amendment eo goed = proposed by Councilman Kellogg. By Councilman Kennry— Which was loat by the folleeiog ty: — 16 Resolved, That the sidewalk on the north side of Four- | ,Aflirmative Councilmen White, Kellogg, Tyng, Thomas, teenth street, between First and Second avenues, be Manion Cidutinie Kebias.: Sides, “Mediu. sen, lagged Where necessary, under the direction of the Street Cominis- | Robinson, O'Nrien, Kenney, Contello, Hartman, Brinkman, sioner. R ‘Which was referred to the Committce on Street, Sete ee By the same— The» was then laid over. Resolved, ‘That permission be and the samo is hereby gtvon | Trreastble nud resolution as follows:— . to Thomas O'Brien to keep ® standin Bleecker street, near | Whereas the applications far donations from the city to blind Broadway, to remain only during the pleasure of the Com- persons are rapidly increasing in number, and, {f the practice mon Connell. of making such donations is to be continued. it is desiral Which was adopted. jo some more satisfactory method By Councilman Keawan— ‘each Resolved. That of it the John (1 . Peaking at No, | merits of fore lndopid, as wel as So Hamilton street, be included An the ifst Of bind persons | ‘aave,to the clty the Leary expense of advertising separate bs Ne eh rap me) Resolved (if the Councilmen concur), That the Comptrol- Which was rei to the Comptroller, with power. 4 By Councilman ler be reanested to give notice to all persons intending to ap. to igre ply for such relief that application must be made vaatlertertund aivected to gavering fr proves to bald | £iey 0m or before the int day of May, in each Year; auch ape = ples at the foot of doventecshh street, North river. poe amet te age ee fry ak eae pong] hich was referred to the Commitice on Wharves, Piers | Winch such parson ay revide: fr ge 0 eet bey pe Wiel! he or she has resided im the city, ‘which ‘must be not Rese north side of Forty-second atrest, o es ian oe yout a ad that aoe morte not flagged, pene hereby or. | the "oe York Institution for the yd te ot fer cocupae dered to be flagged, under the direction of the Street Com- uch’ other information as tke, Compe Which was referred to the Commitiee on Streets, Me vucited ty the tall of the teaiicamk tonee the sam Resolved, That Forty-second street, from the Eighth ave. | & triifcato of ove oF more seeing persons. The Comptroller ‘to prepare such blan be, paved with Belgian , Under the direction of the Croton ‘agaeduet Bose "8 | sons deaiting to tials appications ashe may decim sdria it Rm Mes caterted sto the Commiiten on Beltion Save. | Ses or applicants on the Ist of May, communicate suck to Jommiasioners ‘and 4 By Councilman Stacou— bames ‘of the Bi Mechantos® fae by pif cal oy L, Coren pte a ol int wpe tion, with ‘request tak ‘cy will repeetively fare bine ‘601 Pearl street, the same to remain during with Lan A er sea in their possession as to relief or em- his premises, No, i By Co — } Resolved, That Eleventh avenue be renumbered imme. ; diately che sane tobe done under the direetionof the Street | conptroliee no action Seauntatdh te ae ge Commissioner. ‘Which was adopted. i a ‘Councilman Titay— . wor shall | By node That the G1 be and ho is hereby antho- ho shell st have iret nade application to the Comptrviter, rized and dirvcted. Wo draw rrant in favor of John Gearge Utto for the sum of $410, the same being for the ixbed Twelfth regiment, New York State National Daaa Yor ccdttcasion of Weare of Suly, and chases the ind directed to have the sidewalks planked “Which wariaidover, Which wan over. By Coune!iman Lowa Res»ived, That permission be and the same is hereby given MOTIONS RESUEED. Madi went Bae ea Getter as en's | mighangeresmntgree areorl rae | Ne "Ce OF We : ! femeln, only ducting the pleasure of the Common Council, saere Which was adopted. By Councilman Keenan— Resolved, That permission be and the first (a Van Dehrson & Kahn (o exhibit sign clr place of business, 106 Monroe strect, said permia- | tect on to continue only during the pleasure of ‘the Common | [Oks om m ancl, > Which was adopted. Couneilinan KxLLoGa By Coanellman Furnx— moved to. amend said resolution by ingerting after the word “each” the word “new Kesolved, That Isane Hall be and he hereby ix atlowed | out ne words <wish a sultvile badge together 7 ene rivilege W exhibit goods in frout of his premise, 126 Brond | Ut the words “witl Tireet the sume not to interfere with public tra Councilinan PULLMAN moved to amend the Second amend. remain during the pleasure of the Common Council, oT: rerrrS which was ey oo The lost. pe Resolved, That Patrick L, Hanbury be and be ts hereby ap, pry by Counciiman ny led a Commissioner Dees in an for and % Rounty ot New Work, in place of James S. Ames.” Afirmative—Counciimen White, Mackay, Kellogg, Thomas iy Coane 2 KELLOGG ‘ antics eaean Recnes Btacom, Fiynn, Robe Resolved, That the Committee on Fivance be instruoted to enw ‘Brien, Kenney, Brinkman, Koa. examine as to the expedieney of framing an ordinance re- | Ty Fone Ace a, Tyog, Halloran, Roverts, Hettrick ‘The Pi quiring the Cit moneys tn his azsupeny then put the question on the amendment of ir rn in to ‘and to ‘he credit of the elty, at Interest, in order that wart wea inst cet penser epoca sp'nane |< Wuek ge oh in without int a Our departments ‘of the city | heey ” wcit@ Fesolution was then concurred in by the following Hoh was adopted. ‘Affirmative—Couneiiman Keenan, Long, Stacom, Fi, By the same— Robinson, O'Brien, Kenney, Conollo, Hartman, Brinkinan, ‘Whereas 1t has been represented that the elt of New ¥, P 7» io, , Brinkman, fe boing taxed for the maintenance oncertain kas ind ‘ok nd Talay 3h Green, Mackay, Thomas, Halloran, boli mm eT ee n White, Kellogg, Tyng and Pun- reaa tt bas been further represented that certain nf enjoy peculiar privileges from the city, 4 ao i same jae direeted to be sent to his Honor the in the habit of collecting unauthorized charges from the city apprvval. Of ‘New York: therefore ‘ouncilman Know ealled up General Order 18%, being = Resolved, That the Committee on Lamps and Gas be in. | ™°' Lie AES last meeting to amend rule 39 of structed to investigate the aifairs of the several gas compe. — os tho Beard, by eet nies of the city of New York in regard to the alleged com | inserting in leu thereof the word mal nts; and that aald committee are hereby autnorized to us the lume for the commencementof the regu ae Fat » gna ue gus cocrumare Pr | The Presinent put the question whether the Boant would w aMrmative, ‘ith said and it i Fee ak Eaten, was decided in the the Board of | ,Aflirmative—Councilmen Keenan. Long, ftacom, O'Brien, Brinkman, Watts, Keech, White, Mackay, Kellogg, mm and | Roverwsand Pullmaecit nee tae = Ne > mace se acer pn Mona Hata at and the same is hereby | Skctiow 1. There sha’ jenars. her & Whitman to receive and deliver | ment who shall be given to oda in front of their . Nos. 279, 281 and 283 Broad. | the city of New Ye Say, tho same to reuala during tbe pleature of the Common ralvond tn they Rew yndition, and that the com; mie wae atone’. the between the various Pounoiiman H aLLorax— out the same, on either side of said tracks. o' ved, That the sidewalk on the west side of the Third foot in width, of each streetin which any avenue, beiween Eighty ninth and Ninetieth ntreets, be re- oF in accordance with the terms of their grants flagged, the same to be done under the direction of the Street | tively; and also that each and Commissioner. of the Common Council ing to railroads is fully com- (ay YY Pisce 2. The f of City Ratlroada ahall_ report with- Whereas ralts of each and all of tne ex-Governors , Tiolattons of ‘the out delay, all vivlations of ory ordinances ng clty of the State of New York have, from the period of the vavsa: | railroads do the Corporation Auorney, and shall, make. & tion of their terms of office, under the direction of the Com- tual report to the Common Council of all business mon Coaneil, been Governor's him, and submit for consideration and action Room in the Cit of that may be deemed > of ex-dovernor interests of the city ane A these set the city railroads. Resolved, Lu Spector shail subject city of New ¥ in ‘the duties of his office, and *! of Aldermen, a receive payment monthly for bis services, at the rate of Board of Councilmen, 000 per annum, the same to take effect from January 1, mittee to select a Councilman Ki striting out the words -aucnet FESE 3 i i z i | i i I fi 2 2 : i i i E i Kerwan moved to amend }, under y - insert- rom the worda “J and Heme en Tucreat the" words “ise passage @& this Fessla- Ha under the Lon ‘Stacom, ich was referred to the a. Gosia, Brinkman, seen Oreen, Halloran, Hi Bixty-second street, - eaters oo i te the Committee on Rosde, ‘Aad the anme wan directed to be sent to the Board of Al- Goeactmen, ALLORAR— ne ot Maunee at | der men for concurrence. Wat of blind S Na weer beettet Conpetiman Sensom inoved that the Board do- now ade — amo pon rcinred that the Ronrd aoalt si"Fias Canna che Compration bean | gtvouroed et aden hb pine or lek i