The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-08

such checks as the Legislature may impose to
any sectarian doctrines from being taught in any
schools
Resolved, That the counsel Of the corporate be.
the same presen' to the Legislature embody
the foregoing report and resolution.
This report is signed by Aldermen lanes ant
Leonard. Alderman WoodhulI, If the secon'
ward, refused to endorse his name upon it as ON
OF the COMMITTEES. The report and resolution
were ordered to be printed.
The same committee, TO whom was referred tn
resolution relative to subdivision OF the sevefa
wards Of the city, in order 10 allow equal repre-
sentatlon in the Common Counsel. reported in fave
Of making the first, second, third and part Of tn
fourth wards into two wards to make new ware
or election district from the seventh, tenth, ant
part OF the fourth wards. Then TO make the othe
ward An election district from the eighth ans
ninth wards, To supply the place of the thir.
ward, IT Is proposed to lake the remaining por
ton OF the fourth, part of the seventh and part
!ne tenth, 10 supply the place Of the fourth ward
wards The present boundaries Of The Fifth, Sixth
Eleventh, Thirtsenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and
Seventeenth wards are not ate. ed. The committed
do not recommend an increase of the number O
wards. The First ward is to be bounded by the
North river, Broadway, and Rsade streets. The
Second by the East RIVER, Broadway, Chatham and
Roosevelt streets. The Third by the East river
Roosevelt to Chatham; Chatham, up the Bowery, tc
Walker; down Orchard to Division; thence down
Pike to the East river. The Fourth ward by the
East river Pike street 10 Division. Orchard to Hes
ter thence to Division thence to Grand, to the East
river The Seventh ward by the North River, Cam al
street, varick to. Hammersley. thence to Hancock,
thence to Blocker thence to Barrow, to the North
River. The Eighth to be bounded by Canal, Va.
rick, Broadway, Houston and Hammersley. The
Ninth by the North River, Barrow street, Bieeck.
er and Carmine streets. The Tenth by the Bowery,
Rivingston, Ludlow, Hester, Orchard and Walker
streets. The Sixteenth Ward to the sou herly side
Of 18th street from the East to the North River.
The Twelfth from 18th street. north, including the
remainder Of the county.
The Board then adjourned 10 this afternoon at
o'clock.
BoARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, March T.
The President, Mr. Lee, in tho chair.
petition was received from S. " Holman, and
others, to have White street. from Broadway to
Elm street, lighted with gas The annual report Of
the Deaf and Dumb ,ylum was received and or
dered on file.
PAPERS FROM THE OTHER Board CONQUERED IN
In favor OF correcting tax OF j. L. Ireland, w. w.
Niles, Il. Riker, and II. G. Subway.
In favor Of leasing pier at the foot Of Chamber
street TO }. b. Nicholson, for market boats.
In favor Of giving quantity Of street manure to
the Orphan Asylum.
The Board then tosk a recess, with a view TO
meet the other Board in joint ballot.
On the return Of the Board (Mr. Davis in the
chair) motion made to take a recess, in order
to dispose Of the good things on the supper table
previeus to taking up those remaining on The Pre-
Assistant Alderman MURPHY moved that this
Board now 60 into election of inspectors of eee-
ton. Opposed, and considered out Of rule Lost
The report of the Ferry Committee in favor Of
extending the lease Of the Catherine and Maine
street ferry for seven years, from IS46, at 500
per asnunl, payable quarterly, was then read.
MIR. MURPHY thought that four years beng yet
unexpired the present lease, there was sufficient
time to look at the subject. He was DESTROYS of
doing so with a view OF ascertaining the value Of
the property either side, and moved that it lay
on the table to be printed.
Assistant Alderman AsHrIELD, from the Com
mttee, stated that the ferry company had expressed
themselves willing 10 relinquish certain privileges
az to the locality of ferries they possessed; and
were DESTROYS, moreover, of laying out some
$50 900 or $4,000, SO that it was necessary for
them now to have actien the renewal
Assistant Aldermen NEsBIT, WATERMAN, BRIG 10,
DoBcE, and others, made remarks on the subject,
when Mr. Murphy's motion prevailed.
The report of the Joint Committee in relation to
the market laws, was then read. The members are
enforced the Market Committee, the Supsrinten-
dent, and twelve marshals, have tried every thing
to put down tho meat shops, but without effect
these shops continue to grow in public favor, while
the market butcher s unable pay his rent or get
a living. They propose that the sale Of meat be
localized by licensing shops, audi at the same time,
refand to the market butchers the premiums they
have paid. Laid on the table, to be printed.
A resolution was received from the Board Of Al
joint ballot on Tuesday (this) evening, at O'Clock
Mr.. MURPHY opposed He a. prepared to offer
resolution, by which the election can be gone
into legally by the respective Boards
Resolution concurred in, and the Board ad-
journed.