New-York tribune., 1841-07-08
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lease Of Castle Garden
OF Martin Ecken. purchase OF lands in the eth Ward
OF Albert Palmer. Clerk e Street Commissioners Office
OF Francis Fice to be released from lien on lots
o: William Hickman and others for water grant the
foot OF Eighteenth street.
OF uui-v persons the continuance OF Cabs Vesey..,.
OF Frederick Kohler .or payment OF bill OF SIS for the
expenses election OF Chief and Assistant Engineers
Communication from the Co1nse. OF ihe C9ToTat'sn advising
the proper method inducing tie NeSlor as Company
fulfil ,ei- contracts with Corporation aad comply WIKI the
conditions OF iler charter. Ordered on ME
PeporS-The annual report Of the Chiei hnsneer stating
the cencsn properties &c OF the Fire Department, consisting
OF 1865 renersith suggestions er the improvement; ct the
Department; oquan- the duties OF hrenen preventing me
assembling bows tse houses rendering he ONCE
res efficient &c Report referred ana ordered 20 oe
printed.
Resolution %; AID KimbaTha, the Chief Marshall report
,hs Board the OF all persons who obtained permits 20
erec, Booths around the fark ant now
much person paid ms license how many 81 me
persons licensed sold ardent pi7ItS and what means WEI"
used 10 preves; hent Adopted
Resolution tv AID F-ankiiu-Fc- the Chief Engineer 20
port this Board meeting mi! statement e al me
hs city the 5ch uy inst the causes o
those and the OF loss sustained by them Adopted
By Aid ta-edFor cleaning the streets by contracts eS
cept those 18th ard he Grcted and tnat ne
Superinendan s Streets advertise for contracts Lad Oh the
The Board ii Assistants came the Niernen Chamber
and the Boards about G;o JOINT Ballot when
Alderman Kinba. objected the Boards proceeding
Jointly as he had after careful examination beer able 10
any such authority meet and act A JOIN; Ballot
vas granted nv the Charter He therefore moved that the
Counsel OF the Corporation be requested report this Board
whether the Boards have any right 10 meet and act IN JOINT
The motion vas opposed 5y AID Leonard Lee and others
ard lost by OF 20 10 The two Boards HeH pro
ceeded to business in Joint Ballot.
The return Chief Engineer Of designations and ap
poinneu for MAY and June ISL. received and read
the designations accepted and appointments confirmed Several
expuons also reported which We're referred 10 te IRE
and Water Committee.
The returns OF the election for Chief Engineer and Assist
ant Engineer having reported by Frederick D. hoh!er
Chairman Election. tnat Cornelius
Anderson the present Chief having received the highest mum
her Of o,e on motion the nomination made by the Fire De
partment of Cornelius Anderson Che Engineer Tor the
ensuing wear confirmed by the Common Councias we're
also OF e persons receiving the highest number o votes
Assistant Engineers.
William Free Hiram Arans and William, Bell were
pended three months members OF th- Fire Department
The first for cutting length OF hose, and tile to last tor dis
obedience OF orders which suspensions were confirmed oS the
Common Council.
On motion of Alderman Hatfield, Asa W Wedcn James
Westervel Charles w Liule Thomas J. Shankland John
Salmon Absalou. Dixon and Benjamin Wood were appoint
cd City Weghcrs.
George Shell appointed Measurer of Charcoal
Aid Hatfield nominated John Quinn Inspector
the 2h Ward the place OF Martin l. WiIisic removed for
lLhealth.
Aders1un Franklin nominated Robert Fitzpatrick for the
Mr. Quinn having received Fitzpatrick
votes Mr. Quinn declared duly elected.
DAM Davis appointed Master of the 9th Ward yics
Joseph Campbell deceased.
ohn c. Houston appointed Clerk of the Fulton Market
vice Ceorrc Duryca deceased.
Edwin D Purdy was appointed Assistant the Board of
Health vice Jonathan Traphagan deceased
The Common Council then adjourned, and the Board OF Al
dermen came to order and adjourned
BoARp OF AssIsrlSrs-W Wednesday July I'm the ab
OF the President Tho' r. Lee Esq, Mr. Ward was
appointed Chairman pro The minutes os the las
Pettioas presented anu yee,rcd-of Sherwood Richards
reference to the Canal Street Sewer
OF Mnhorne TompkiuS and others for new berth Tor the
Staten Island Ferry Boats.
OF Joseph D. Flynn for a stand in Essex Market.
OF f Howe for delay of assessments
ReooyS-Of the Special Committee in relation the
buildings Blackwels Island. very lengthy report
sented and read against the erection OF the only $4,000
has been aPpropac By the Legislature o the State TO buio
the different buildings which amply sufficient complete
them and farther appropriation be made before this in
portant work can Be consummated
Mr. Raston moved lay the whole subject tie table, and
that II be printed.
NJ Waterman stated that contract had already been made
by the committee between them and Mr. Oakley for the
ton OF the buidnghe in favor of the contractor nme
datey proceeding with his work and hoped that would not
be laid on the table.
message was received from the other Board through their
Sergeant rms thai they ready this Board in
Joint ballot and this Board proceeded the chamber OF the
This Board hnvin returned their chamber motor nd
journ unanimously carried.
CsuRr OF SrEcML SESSIONS July Before Judge Noah
and Aldermen Woodhull and Balls.
Mary Ming black tried stealing five fancy combs from
James Henderson Adjudged guilty and sent to the Penten
tary for 3 months.
John Edwards stealing trunk and clothes from William w
Winans Guilty Pententary 90 days
Dennis Meehln assault and battery James Wilkinson and
also Susan Flint Gully both, and the Pcniten
tary months each conviction
John Orrac black stealing four and halt yards of
ing from Edward Pritchart Guilty Pcncntiary 30 days.
Peter Brown black stealing silver watch from John Thomp
Guilty Peneutiary 90 days.
Thomas Williams stealing watch wsr;h $50 from Joseph
Gregson. Guilty: Penientiary months.
John Nichols stealing - 50 from the poke; Of VIM DAVIS
Guilty: City Prison &c days
John Turner, stealing eghorn hats from Martin Allen
Adudged guilty.
Spanish joe. assault and battery on Cornelius Drscoll-
Guilty Peuitenary 80 days.
Thomas Brady as9aul, and battery Israel D. Walter
Martin Fagan the Jonathan Welsh John Clayton and
his wife Sophia segeraly found guilty Judgement
suspended, and they discharged
Dtsch@rges.-Henry Z. Smith John Martin, Charles Gil
ver Daniel McCarty. Thomas Hartgan Mary Burke James
D. Rich Jehn Hunty and Mary Craig charged with asau,
and battery, seveay discharged "tnesse. appearing
against them to prosecute
COURT OF sEssIoys-Juy before the Recorder and
Judges Lynch and Noah.
Peter Jackson black tried for burglary the third de
gree breaking the of Messr5 Thomas II Mills
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