The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
COmnOn Council.

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Common Council.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-Tuesday, Sept 26-SrE-
oIAL MEETING.-The President, Alderman Wood
hull, in the chair.
Several petitions were presented and referred.
The resolution from the other Board, permitting
Geo l.. Morgan to remove his child from St.
Marks to Trinity church yard, was concurred in.
report was received from the Comptroller, re-
commencing an appropriation of $500 for expenses
| incurred in entertainments to Lord Ashburton-
Adopted.
The resolution from the other board for the ap-
pontment of two day police officers for the 10th and
18th wards, was amended by striking out that for
| the 10th. Adopted.
The committee of finance were requested to en-
quire into the lease of A: Barmore.
Alderman CRoLUs offered a resolution prov idlng
for the adjustment of refreshments in the tea room
Adopted.
Alderman SMITH presented a resolution requiring
future meetings of the board to be at O'Clock in
| stead of 5, as at present Laid on the table.
The ordinance relative to dstricting the city, and
designating the places for holding the polls, was re-
ceived from the other board Amendments to
some of the districts were offered by Aldermen Mar
tin, Leonard, and Lee, but it being necessary that
the ordinance should pass this evening Git being the
latest period allowed by law, they were rejected,
and the ordinance, as 1t came from the other board,
concurred in.
The board teen adjourned to O'Clock this after
noon.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT Automatically, Sept
| III, lu.
Adams, in the chair.
Pctitions-Of Van Norden & King, for payment
Of bil-Referred. OF Geo. L. Morgan, for per-
mission to remove the remains of child now en-
tombed in st. Marks church yard, 10 the family
vault at Trinity church yard, agrseaby to the provi
slons of the recent law-Adopted.
An invitation was received from the Young La
dies Hope Abstinence Society, for the members TO
attend the presentation of banner at the corner of
Broadway and Grand street, on Friday next. Ac-
cepted.
Notwithstanding the assessors of the various
wards to give written notice TO parties first assessed
in the ward on personal property, or whose taxes
shall have been raised-the proceeding to take eff
feet next year Adopted.
In favor of relieving sGns Charles Essenwen from
Mr. ScoLEs called up the report of the Comptrol-
Ter (Which had been laid upon the table Yesterday
making further appropriations for 1872. After de-
bate, the report referred to the finance commit
| Assistant Alderman w DODGE offered preamble
and resolutions providing for the accommodation of
the French steamers, should line be formed to this
port Referred.
From The Board of Aldermen.-A re-
freshmeats in the tea room. Laid on the table;
Appointing one instead of two new police officers
in the 10th ward. Concurred in.
| ELECTION DISTRICTS.
Assistant Alderman WEsTERvELT presented an Or
dnpnce for districtng the city under the new law,
and designating the places for holding the polls,
| follows:--
The districts of the ls 3D. 3d. 4th, 9Th. 9th, It'll.
9Th, 9th, 10th, llth, l2h 18Th 18th, and 18th wards,
the same as existed on the 18th April last. The
l4th ward is divided into five districts, viz first dis
trict begins at the north east corner of Broadway
and Broome street, thence to the corner of Broad
way and Houston, through Houston to Mulberry,
through Mulberry to Spring, through Spring to Ma
ron, through Marion to Broome, through Broome to
the place OF beginning District, bounded on the
west by Mulberry, on the north by Houston on the
east by the Bowery, on the south by Broome. Sd,
west by Centre Market place, and Marion street,
ROWerv nv
Grand.-4th, west by Broadway, north by Broome,
east by Orange and Centre Market place. south by
Cana and Walker.aa5th, west by Orange, north by
Grand, east by the Bowery, north by Walker
The Seventeenth Ward is divided into five dis
rlcs, viz. LIST, west by the centre of the Bowery,
north by the centre of Second east by the LIST Ave-
east by Eldrdge TO Rivington, through Rivington
and the Bowery.-2d, southerly by Rivington, west
by Eldridge, norlherly by Houston, westerly by The
First Avenue to Second Street. easterly by Essex to
Avenue B and Clinton, westerly byEssex and south
erly by Rivington.-4th, northery by Sixth street.
westerly by the Bowery, eastery by Avenue B,
southery by Second-5th, northerly by Fourteenth
cry, southery by Sixth street.
| The polls willb held as follows -
First Ward-Tnresher's, corner Broad and Pearl;
Peers & Co. II Broadway; ll2 Broadway
| Second Ward Second Ward Hotel, south west
| corn er Beekman and Gold.
Third Wards Courtlandt street, Barclay. 1908
| Warren.
Fourth Ward Shakespeare Hotel, Al Madison.
7James's Slip, $40 Pearl, corner of Dover
Fifth Ward dos Chapel, 307 Washington, l65
Chapel (Marion House), l56 Hudson corner of
Vestry.
Sixth Ward-sixth Ward Hotel, Carlton House,
corner Franklin and Centre, North American Hotel.
Seventh Ward.-122 East Broadway, l4l Madi-
son, l6o Cherry, 10 Jefferson, Franklin Hotel cor
Eighth Ward 45s Broome, ~ Wooster, 7s
Thompson, % Sullivan, l54 Varck, 2i5 Spring, %
Charlton, 5l5 Washington.
Ninth Ward.-6lS Greenwich, 273 Blocker.
| Marion House, corner Amos and Washington 40
Christopher, s. w. corner Bank and Washington,
| 81 Fourth.
Tenth wsrd.-96 Delaney, 254 Grand, N. E.
corner Forsyth st. David's Hall, 246 Walker "a
| Hester corner Ludlow, Military Hail. Go Ludlow
Eleventh Ward-2l4 Stanton, III Columbia, 2S3
Second, corner Avenue and 4h in VIM. Stebbins'
| building
Twelfth Ward.-John Reads Hotel Blooming
dale; Washington Hotel, Sd avenue Harlem
| Thirteenth Ward-Onderdonk's corner Grand
and Clinton, l66 Delaney, 5 Sheriff, Wheeler's,
| corner Delaney and Lewis
Fourteenth Ward.-563 Broadway. 8 Spring. 1870
Mulberry, Broadway House. ll6 Bowery
| Fifteenth Ward.-Comer Blocker and Sullivan.
Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway, drug store corner
Broadway and Eighth, American Star House, corner
Barrow and McDougal
Sixteenth Ward.-l16 Eighth avenue corner Sd
| avenue and 10th street, Isl Eighth avenue James
| Sllomcs, Ninth avenue, between 26th and 9th
| streets, ABEL Wheaton's Third avenue near 3ith
| street.
Seventeenth Ward.-Alberf Losses. corner Bow
| cry and Rivington, Henry Clay House. corner ave-
nue. A. and First street, John Duryee corner STAN
ton and Norfolk, 81 Third street. James Kava-
aagh's, Is Third avenue, corner Stuyvesant street
| The regulations as TO the time fof opening and
closing the poll, canvassng the ballots, &c. are
| pretty much the same as at present
After objections from Assistant Aldermen Petit
| grew and G. w. Dodge, as TO two OF the districts,
the ordinance was adopted, and sent to the other
| Beard
The Board then adjourned TO this afternoon al five