Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27
VOLUME III.
From our Evening Edition OF yesterday.l

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES observation-disclosures bouoht-and
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Observation-Disclosures lfe-Al dermen-gene
rallv-ueat-fools-
An Alderman Jumped up 1--WE are not sure il was not
Alderman Hoxie, II net and hegoed thar no more
might be read
A paper was then read il was from the trustees Of
Columbia College inviting the Board 10 come and five
supposel "eat drink and be merry, They All agreed
to go
Another paper was read. Il was from the Mechan-
les Institate inviting The Board to 20 TO the Fair The
Aldermen then all agreed "a % 70 Niblos in a body
soroe d. hi uael Iool az for so,esva
T.la .,ooa ,oo, :, uox;s ,,echa,;c ,bot when "a,
q .ee another ~, lLe him vou NAV avoid him
The de,;ars !; fresh nrov;sons then net;,;oned the
Roard 70 susnend law proceedings aaains, them until
the srnreme Court decide the question.
Engine No n beoged for : new location.
re- .a "a In6ro.r, La,,ad tho BOARD m rive
.hon, ,no,e,
sarer,l hundred ,.~sors dor, r.,, Clinton country
,o.x,., rou,onod
dovvr ,bs Rouery
o,ber, van, i Continued down Broadway TO the Bat.
terv
So we "a. wbo,,o decided TIE Aldermen. nigh
tvmen,
The AI5arne, ,ben agreed n 40 x.ba, the BOARD of
Ass;s,ars reeoome,dsd- 70 max. grea, ,,,ro,r;
atoms so ,be A,mabouse publ;e on;,;on asserts that
pov;a al III; Lie 49, enandoa soo,,rh ,oons, ~
reodv i cleaning a., ,be Ma s,;e, and Cow ,ens =
psllsvn.
The Board then bv ;nueudo o,v the ;udoes ard ma
gistrates of the c,v severe cur for thew agreed 70
t;,rr;ab ,,nser ~ 6,ock. &c ,cooJ % Ia iacsd al
ropnd tho Hall &c Record. i Centre s,ree,
An Alderman .ucoe,ed ,b,, tho Hall &C Racards
Guild ,wavs be we'll sn,,;ed ,c;,s b,,ks If ,,ood with
out any exertiops on the MARI of the Aldermen
The presiden, then read report relative 70 purcha-
sing the ground between Pike and Rutgers slip to
build pier there so feet wide and extending $50 feet
IN the river, and the apart exclusively for
the accommodation OF steamboats, navigating up the
East river to put stop to the quarreling and fighting
that now continually takes place between the packet
captains and steamboat captains and their crews.
Alderman Hoxie rose, but he was al 50 great dis
lance from u.s. and delivered himself so indfereny,
that we could only catch fragments OF his speech He
said:
Ships often lie twenty days in the stream get
oertn. haSe-areaay-taken up 100 much Q, Tue
valuable tine OF tins Board HEAR TINS Board mas
been discussing Tor three years the squabbe between
steamboat andpacket captains lHear.l despair OF
giving the Board any light on the subject
How candid oil Hoxie! We really have some hopes
o. MN alter this He despairs This own worSs Of be.
aoe 20 say any nhg taa' can enighten the Board OF
Aidermeni
Benson The question then is-Alierman Of the
Twelfth
Alderman lngraham rose and said that he did not like
the report because IT authorised the committee pur
chase he property
Hore No, SIR, TO treat
fngan0m All the same, sir. To treat is written
70 Purchasei Is intended.
oe"son' % thought; didn't know / was just
gong 70 ask somebody to give me some information
Alderman De Forest then rose aud made a very sen.
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