The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
Common Council.

Common Council,
BOARD or ALDERMEN Monday Oct. l7.-Present, Al
derman WooDhuLL, President and all the other men,
bers except Aldermen Underwood and Martin.
Sale Lots Jor Oapad Idres.-rhe sale Of lots for
PAID taxes was postponed until 9Th of December
report lrom The City Inspector accompanied by ordi.
10 MI up low ground Containing ssgnani water in
the loth ward between both and Both and h and
9Th AVENUES and In other places and adopted
BurisI Ground Ordi,Gnc.s.--An ordinance was sub.
united making penal in the Of $3.50 any person
to remsve or disiner deceased body from any burial
ground without the consent OF the Common Council
Also making penal In the same to inter dead body
without pernht from physician or coroner.
alderman CAam,N, Chairman Of COMMITTEES ON Roads
asked Tor an additional appropriation of In
regulating he roads In the 18th ward which was adopt
JoINr BALLor.-Both Boards having assembled, the
opinion Oh David aham, Esq counsel Of the Board
presented and read IN which he confirms the position
Dy the whg members the last meeting that il In
the duty oil the Common Council appoint nspec-
Common Council.
Alderman PuRpY said. that Notwithstanding this opn.
ion the Democratic would present their protest
against such appointments and desired to have placed
the minutes Board He said that among others
Benjamin b Butler, Esq had expressed opinion ad.
verse to the right OF the Common Council such
power.
Alderman STEWART asked whether the old inspectors
intended u hold over" names had been handed to
him by Democratic committee o: the i4th ward and be
therefore elt DOUBT relative to the submission Of such
names.
Alderman CRoLIus said he had received names from two
democratic committees OF his ward and he should also
feel doubt as 10 what TO do with them these circum
stances.
Alderman DAWES said he hoped that after the avowa
by the Alderman of the Tenth great bell
OF the party was incumbent on the majority not to ap
point any son Tor inspector, who held such Office
Alderman PrRpY said that he obliged the gentle
man OF the 18TH who was the leader Of the great
party Tor the compliment but he should still persist his
position OF protesting against the appointment by this
Common Council
Assistant Alderman WATERWAYS said he should claim for
mis- constituents the selected the democracy Of the
CID Ninth, and he hoped that the Alderman Of 18th
would not hesitate 10 support them, whoever they offered
lnUa mag w. han..sf md hla
Alter much other deDaIe, the following persons were
appointed inspectors VI election:
Finsr WARo-lst Dstrict-Otto William Van Tuyl,
William II ,venpor aud stephen X. Harris I'd Dis
trict-Edwari Annony, Cornelius Oakley and Nicholas
D.mond Bed D,strIct-Edmund Grten, John b. Hobby
and John >. Gilbsrt
Second WAaD.-lst Distrct-Revo C. Hsnce, Edward
4. Cowies, Thomas J. Agnew. I'd District-0eorye A.
Hood, Augustus +. Cammeyer and Samuel Waterbury.
THIRD NAap-lst District-Smith Dunning, George
Briggs and Nelson j. Waterbury. ID Distrct-John Lyd,
Thomas Barline and Hoy 5andiord srd DistrictCor.
neiias AiiIson Joseph H. McCoun and Phillip Pietch.
FoUaiH WAAD--la Distriot-Barnsbas w. Osborn,
John V. Taylor, John II Bowie. ID District-Thomas
ID DIstrct-Edward ID. Hall, William A. Daniels and Jo
sepn Hose, Jr. 4th Distrct-Jireh Bull, George New
comb, anu Charles Z Patterson.
FErH WAaD.-ist District-Richard Ten Eyck, John
Fort, and John Rker Jr ID District--Henry II. Dun
hsm I'd ard Cook, and stephen Putnam. Sd District
Oicou Rhnes, William H. Williams, and Aanson Udel
4th Distrct-5ylvanus =. Ward, Marcus Nuttins, and
Peter PROVOST.
s,xrH WARp-lst Distrct-Lester Wilson, Myer s.
lor Henry Dexter anu Edward Gallagher. Sd District
George ndicott Alexander M Burrill and Andrew Con-
molly: q Di.trlct-John p Ward, Joseph B. Woeden
ana William u'Sheil -.s
SEVENTH WAsp-lst district-Aaron swarts, Francis
NJ Tay lor and Algernon g. Jarvis. ID distrctMorgsn
Morgsns jr James B. Brinsmade and George c. Morgan
3D. distnct-lsaac X Jessup. Barnabas Pike and DavdP
Arnold 4;h distrct-John H. Williams, samuel Q: Howe
and Allen NJ. Sniifen. 9th distrct-Caleb f. Gillmer
John T. B. Maxwell and William j. Morgan 9th district
Evan Griffin. George w. Kiblett and Wm L. Wood.
7th disrict-Horton Frost John A. Herson and James T.
Gillespie
nomination of the for the 9Th ward quite
argument snsued relative the selection of George
w. Mcpherson. and VIM Piatt, or Petef Crawford and
John G Leouard, la their place.
LIcHrH wARo-lst district-Harvey Hart, VIM J. Van
Wight. VIM Mcclellan and Ethelbert Cumberson. 3D.
distrct-Peter Roome. Augustus L. Brown and George
George w. McPhsrson. 9Th dstrict-Gideon Fountain,
James w. Farr and Thomas Dyer. 9th oistrict-James
7,h district-Joseph p Beckwh, Isaac W. Conckln and
William F. Piat 9Th dstrict-Jesse ID. Price, Horace T..
Kechum and John B. spofford tt.
noes on striking out the of Mcpherson and Pst,
when was decided in the negative by vote of IS to IA
NINTH WARp-lst dist ict-James Rider, Henry C..
Howard and John Jackson. I'd distrct-Wm Loundsbury
samuel H. Benedict and Thomas Walker. Sd district
Charles r. Sutherland Lewis Rice and David D. Crane
4th district-Robert Milken Daniel f. Lee and John
Hurfur. 9th distrct-Chares Sutton, Stephen Kane and
William Quackenboss 9th distrct-Robert Peterson,
Thomas II Brown and Ajah G. Palmer. $500.
TxsrH WARp-Ist District. H. Hobart Hsws, Rich
ard Ssott and Job Haskell I'd dstrictWillam Truslow
i,aac H. Mead and Charles Hunter I'd districtJoseph
Richard C. Overtoh, William Jones, Jr. and Edmund Z.
Livington. 9th district-Schureman Halsted Stephen
Barker and Edmund Drummond.
ELEVENTH WAnplst district-Joseph Abbott, Isaac N.
Merritt and " D. B. Fowler I'd distrct-Samuel Web
ster Charles Perley and Robert McGary 81 district
Allen Cameron, Joseph H. Thorne and David johnson.
nh dstrict-John H. Elliott Russell Lorng and James H.
Steers.
Dooiey and William T. Haskins2d district-Henry 8.
Meeks Charles s. Miller and Andrew MCGOWAN.
r III WAsp-iH aistrictLDaniel weua, Jonn
smes Msckers and Lewis Wilmington. I'd disrict-Da
vid Tappan, Richard Cornwall and Ira A. Clark 4th dis
nct-Reuben Moss, Obadiah Newcomb, Jr. and Samuel
FouarErsrH wARp.-it District-samuel Weeks.
william NJ. wilmsrth, and Lewis g. Updke ID District
John Snecker Martin Benedict and Michael Gaffney.
3D. Dstrict-Philip W. Engs Isaac o. Barker and Enoch
Dean 9TH Dlstrct--John 8. Woodward. VIM. p Di,sos-
Joseph B. Brewster, and Andrew surry.
= FprErsTH wARp.-la Disrict-Henry Swords, VIM.
T yson, and John E. Ross I'D District-Josiah Howe
Harvey A. Weed, and Alexander r. Welsh. I'd District
lanes Higgins, Ambrose c. Kingssnd and Augustus
scheli 4lh Distrct-Aiva Spear, George w. Blunt and
SIXTEENTH WARH.-lst District-J. w. strang James
Sicholl, and Thomas c. Seaman I'd Distrct-Chsrles
lohn Newhouse, H. Loofborrough, and Theodore Mar
inc 4h District Ben jamin Petet, Samuel sturges and
Varian Veon 9th District James Stokes Isaac e. Woo
ey, and Charles M'Divit.
sEvkSrEEsra wAKp.-Ist district-Henry T. LLOYD |
Robert H. shannon and Viii lam II. Cornell I'd district
ID dsrict-Wl lam r. Mackrsll, Edward Y Prinae and |
George Passenger. ath distrct-Lewis Hunter, Nathan
5 Jackson, d n. Burtinett and samuel s. Wandeli.
The Common Council then adjourned till Monday
iext.
BoAhD or AsssrASr ALprnMrS, Monday, Oct. IL.
s4a-The President. Assistant Alderman ApAMs, in the
hair.
Among the petitions were the following of Joseph
}. Edwards, for payment Of horse injured by falling
hroug pier No North river to have war in rear Of
ate National Hotel removed for sewer in 9th and 7th