New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-06
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BoARD or A1DERxgy-Ths card met last evening. and
transacted the following business
Petitions yett2TcdOt Eli Hart for permission to extend
pier between Cortiandt ard Dey-streets
OF the Orphan Asylum for quantity OF stree; manure
eoors-In favor OF granting permission extend the pier
4, ie foot Of Cedars-ee 10 feet into the rivcr-adoptcd
IN favor OF ordnance for ,ins low groundspa.sed
FURNISHING 2oo0 oa<s vi street to Randas
Dscharsns the Corncc from The further consideration of
petitions lnoay Deg relative Gle lninc also to
Robert Ton,enis rights eae- weights and
ais, from petition of w c Maitland spcstug damages No
Moore and also from communication from the Coun
SCI relative the employment Of clerks III his department.
Committee. discharged in al these
The Boari OF Assistants then appeared in TIE Aldermen
Chamber, and .he Two Boards met IN
oyr BA1Lor-The reports Of TIE Chief Engineer o ress
nations removals and appointments read the designations
accepted appointments made ana removals referred to Con-
u!.t-e.
Rs.,gaa,oa, end ppointrea,s-Of James Pagan Street
Inspector OF the l4tf Wari-laid the table.
o. Charcs ] Hubb Superintendent: OF Roads-acccped,
ans simpson Benson McGowan appointed in his place
John Tar resigned tue office OF City eigher aud JOHN Prise
was appointed in his stead.
George W Shelborn resigned Deputy Keeper Of the City
IIa-acceped AID Smith read resolution commenting the
fidelity urbanity &c Vt Mr. Sheborn, which adopted
BENJAMIN Cooper then nominated for Deputy Keeper by
AID NASH as Hartman King By AID Benson Dir Cooper
having 81 votes appointed. Mr.. King had : votes
jacob L. Dickinson reappened Clerk OF the Lower Po
los Ofice for years
GARRISON Co!us Sen was removed Collector o; the Ar
rears OF Taxes
Ala Nash offered resolution to remove BarRasas Osborne
as Clerk Of Police his legal not having expired AID
Benson said Mr. Obones term out he having been
sppsntei for years ALI Nash said Ali Bensons friends
had example by the Governor and Senate removing The
Recorder judges Aid Gra:u SAID he had no doubt that
Nj borc would thank the gentleman Tor his removal as he
vad ceria ra his salary and have nothing 10 do having
been appointed according statute and that his oice COLD not
be vacated except BY impeachment Aid Sm4 hoped !n9t
AID Nash woud Withdraw his resolution, as dad also Ali
Penz After other remari the resolution was WITH
drawn by tie
Tie report of the joint Committee Fire aod Water in
7,frinc-
stated some nperast viz that there were 326 on the
roll, Of the Department wlo had resigned from time 10 time,
and thar their names had been erased that - had iied
whose names had no, bee, erased that % had been expelled
whose names had not erased and that large number
cro Who o not 30 any duty iireuen have for long
time Tie repo recommends that the names OF a., nominal
remen VIC do no duty be- struck from the ra The report
wa. referred back The Coinniee.
e. between members Engine Companies Nos aud o. and
recommend that Patrick erase be expelled Henry G. Fenier
SUSPENDED Tor oac year and Joseph Ho;nIre Tor SIX nsnrs
all Of No and that Il Arrens OF No De- suspended Tor
I'll . Cor,nee reported in relation to The fights. &c
eyecr members Of Nos and "a in which members OF No
q ,yero e rrrrssor> recommended that Gerard ID. Hop
per and Ca7k n., No ID be expelled ami ta; the com
oany be lisban,eI- adopted.
The Joint Ballot then adjourned
The Board Of Aldermen resumed go
Tn vote refusing eve 1000 olas Of manure 20 RandalL
Islam, -eroadered and c manure awarded = the Island
The rcpo-t and resolution Of minority eonraitiee III lvor
OF lnpys Legislature for =ch an alteration OF the Cy
fc- os vi, a. low. the members ut the CoInn'n CoGnc! 10
receive compensation FOR services ana ha the question be
taie 20 the people the Charter Eecon were taken
p and dscused-al the table and made the specia orieF
FOX Monday evening next
Board OF ASSIST ASTsThe following business was cls-
posed OF at this Board last evening VI:
Concentration from the Police Magistrates, recommending
the establishments House Of Industry Bl4ck~c!s lsani
pcons reerre5-of j Andrews for relief from
OS Bows money due him for grading the sh Avenue
Reports agopL-Aga relieving Barbara TnrogmoFton
and George Cailin from assessment.
II favor OF cgulang the ls Avenue from 1870 l25ts;
and adverse 70 regulating latst from the Sd Avenue TO aF
In lvor Of making road from 59.hs; the 18TH Avenue
iao Hudson River.
IN r- of removing tee rail- Of Harlem Railroad sorth
If 4fsr % the report % the minority OF the Committee al
80 "a said removal These reports gave rise sharp de
..e N inch te PresiGen; OF the Board Assistant AID Lee
and Assistant Aid Wood opposed the minority report and eel
vac aI The taar uD the rails and Assistant Aldermen IN
rvood and Adams supported the minority report and opposed
rho, reoy Of the rai-,he former very spirited and able
speech both the reports were d on the tloIe aHd
ordered 10 BE printed --
advertise Tor proposals Ferry from Grandstreet IN this
- s,reet in WILLIAMSBURG taken up and adopted
in concurrence with ire Board al Aldermen
Repo II favor purchasing lands at the foot OF olSsec'
or ,rv and Other purposes tor ;he OF the Copoat'
T Bo,rd coacarred with the Board Of Aldermen IN esan
fishing Police Office al Harlem. one o; the lower
] sstices 70 attend IL :,- fs Do-rait TO
Also for the Mayor, Isaac l. Narian 10 ST 40 "
lio N favor Of leasing Castle Garden ic' I'VE yeaf 1911
$500 ! wear to the person vino VII pa! ; '1
,,L. The figures o: NJ. Marsh al l 'ai1a' i,
Also in pernitine Crook x 90 - eN'e LIZ pc " - 49,
# G. lar street 40 feet INTO the Fi'G 4, L.,
Of the expense the funeral ceremonies in respect
70 ne 9l IN 1esned stand Of coors to the seth Regiment
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