Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05


II Buckingham still continues to bore the public
with his adventures.
BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH the Senator from Viz
sina is not expected to live. From letter receiv-
ed in Philadelphia dated the st inst it is more than
pro bable that he sby this time no
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Monday, Dec. 4-Present all bs,
Ingraham and Whitehead.
Two messages were received from the Mayer
An invitation was presented TO the Board inviting them 10
n aceey o. "e stone o 'ne Tor the
Cherry Of " sevor against and well Ben
meat sold in private stalls; G. DeFre extend The pier at
10 sell meat in private stalls Of Krkhan j. e. Mar
set. against erroneous assessments of Samuel smith, in The
Of john Johnson James Tye and others 20 be from
and widening Chapel and to have the paid cut Of
wished referred to the Finance Committee the proprietor
1 t. ss ssn their
fully examined in the Fna.ce Committee and they knew best
AIaerman Brady said would speculate on property
selves We strained at gnat and sws ALI camel We
l.y.,,s on 'he 'oe COMMITTEE on As
have franklin street lighted with gas, =
Benson-Ar. ady ORDERED, ID. .r !, a,.
vid and others for transfer Of stalls Union
r. Chandler for sia IN Essex Is af Mari lon
OF Paitison. for a stall in Clinton Market
Az s sa to visit his Indian
The Theological Seminary peitioned against in
"oH' - ''e'' Reports Of Committees
lime to pay ASSESSING nj until He paid the money,
and the Commee wished to be discharged from further
slider the subject The Board concurred with the
On The neton OF James Boerman to have taxes apporonea
in lying between Jls
and 10th and Fitzroy road, The committee recon-
NJ, ends tbs, sS%poer receive 80 full for bis on
ES Noe for from tai. 70 'ne petition
the same, adverse to the ps,on Of Henry Payon
wing no personal property although in the city al
the books ws or M
over Which the cammee no control = NV
The question was put and the prayer Of Mr. Ps petition
Oie favorable to relieving Edward Habrook from
the ss~. avorsbls TO apportioning on Nj
from him with interest and charges according law
Frsm III. Committee Laws, relative to the case OF Nor
throp and Others orseing fresh provisions he committee
petition Of Thomas Nor,hrop and others The
That they about TO carry the question up Superior
Law orbddng individuals sell meat private stalls The
ss The. s :ls l,ys %
discharged i,om further deheraon on the subject
shin the subject They did this previous the last election
there election now coming and the Comm,,ee Shifted
Them say So ifo,kerwise say So =
in favor discharnr the Committee from the further cons
Iteration Of the suhec, about private butchers stalls n j.
vsrsn said he wished he COMMITTEE. to present their Views on
subject and let the matter Genre properly and be settled
The Board concurred with the Board OF Assistants in The re-
solution that tie city wachmen shall communicate post
post the Of the street and the sumser Of tbs house.
Ala smith did not Sc how this could be done ap town where
posts sixteen blocks apart from each other He
wished To have 1t done. however, II sossibe.
he Committee n CHARITY ommsnded pap
relative 70 purchasing peat to the Aims House Commissioners
The Committee streets wished to be discharged from fur
s.be end :. house in Centre and white street % be-
to remain short time longer The Board resolve to dis
The reported in svsr changing the
name OF Mil street to South William street
Aid. Taylor moved to rejectit.
"a Sissn wished s;hsI . Is Il. : :.sS q now
Aid Taylor then NOV, d 20 lay ], on the table:
Eve voted against 50 doing, Excluding Pai,ersoni yet
The street e-mmiee wished discharged from further
consideration Of petition relative 70 enclosing park formed
non cencurred with the Board of Assistants
The stree, committee ss,s"s ee 70, building
A sS'ssd.' " We ''0' SCUM ''ee' : :" . way ~
and and c. they were discharged and
he street esmmee reported resolution paving
Of the Hall Of Records with blocks Of Wood prevent the
lawyers asd others being b NE noise Of o%nboses
The committee whsves reported in favor OF exiensing
from being injured by ice. Adopted
The lands and places reported ia OF APP
propratng 5000 grade round Hamilton square and plant
trees Laid the table, Hamilton just above
the 4 mile stone on the ard Avenue.
The Board decided that the Comptroller should pay
T. De Loos $685. being money let by Richard Drake,
deceased Frenchman taken by the city - hs hehe hav
ing heirs enJ receiving proper bond Of indemnify
rom Mr.. DE Leos -
ing this Resolved that his honor the Mayor with
The Select Csmntse
Tbomas r. Gedney Of thu " Navy, such a. ey
NAV think proper behalf Of this corporation $1,000
he and are hereby appropriated therefor.
vnrisn wished that the Committee had
some specific testimonial ne q mark OF honor.
Alderman Patterson said sword only given for services
Of valor and
varar Commodore Chauncy had sword civil
vces
All BENSON said Hull anu other brave officers only the
freedom of the city in gold boz Mr. Van Buren, his
Europe had only the freedom OF the city given in
gold box Commodore Cbauncey had sword given him
because he already freeman. lie moved amend
gold box and that SEQ doasbe appropriated pur
pose"
TIVE ayes and noes were called Benson, vsrian. and
Gree nfeld voted in the observation-disclosures Taylor
DALI fioxie r. =. Smith, Brown, Acker, the mega
tive The amendment lost.
The original resolution then put and carried Len
sitting.
GENTS CENTsi CRNTsl-For sale or exchange
~ large quantity OF pennies Apply the desk n the