The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-11
Hoard OF Alderman

- An invitation was received from the American
Museum, to visit that institution this afternoon
| which was accepted.
The annual report Of the Deaf and Dumb Asy.
lum was received and ordered file.
memorial was received from inhabitants of the
4th and 7th Wards, relative TO the obstruction OF
streets Referred.
A bill of DR.. Hibbard for S27, ON account OF
medical services at the Upper Police, was also re-
| fsrred.
| A petition was re ceived from large number OF
| owners and drivers of cabs, to have the cabs re-
moved from in front of the Aston Hosse, and other
public houses, and compel them to take their
place, with others, on the stand.-Referred.
Reports adopted in favor Of correcting tax of
| Mrs Anna Horner, Trustees Of African Union
Church, John Graig, Rebecca Bibby, Luther P.
Hubbard, Park Benja MIN, Robert l.. Stevens, l..
| Clarkson, Henry c. bennett, Gustavus Drucker,
| VIM. Constable, j. d. p. Ogden, Davidson & Van
Pelt, M. S. Backsteiu.-Ag ainst the petitions for
correcting tax OF stephen Bates and ?. DeIany
Ala. PoLLocE presented the rsual annual reso-
luton, authOrising the Comptroller to borrow mo-
ney for the purpose of oefraying ordinary ex-
penses, in anticipation oftaxss Adopted.
infavor OF concurring with the other board in re-.
| pairing pier foot Of fulton street.
resolution was received from the Board of
Assistants, that the two boards meet in Joint bal
lot, for the purpose Of choosing inspectors cleo
tion and have power to adjourn from time to time,
| ill such has been effected. in. .1J.
| A report was presented and adopted permitting
James Shardlow to withdraw his petition to be re-
instated in the fire department
| A report was presented from the Committee on
Fire and Water, IN favor Of dividing the city into
three separate and distinct fire district, and pro-
hibiting any fire company from going out of such
| In cases OF alarm, unless specially ordered; an
alarm bell be placed at the Halls Of Justice.
| The Board Of Assistants came in, and the two
Boards (the president, Alderman Purdy, in the
chair) proceeded to joint ballot.
| hspectOrs Of observation-disclosures Lee stated that
MIR Keyser had rendered his resignation % an in
! pector of the Seventeenth Ward, and moved that
Mr.. Charles Wright be appointed in his stead
| carried
| The following gentlemen were then nominated
and appointed without opposition, except for the
| Seventh Ward, in which Assistant Alderman MUIR
ply offered different ticket, but it was negatived
1910 IL. H sst.1
THIRD wARp-First Disirief-samuel 8. Parker, Mel.
Second District-Hy acinth Yoelin, William H. Lorton
| J. Van Nostrand.
| Third iet-Joseph H. McCoun, Lorenzo Hoyt,
| and VIM. Samuel Johnson.
/ FOURTH WARD-Fra Distriet-John Morrison, H. G
Langley, aud B. w. Osborne
Second Di.,es..Edward B. Fellows, VIM. H. Hughes,
1 and Thomas NJ. Adriance, le-4
Third Disiret-Renjamin J. Penrz, Gilbert Vale, SEM
| and Edward D. Hall 49,. ~
Fourth Disirct-John P. Bacon, Charles E. Peterson,
| and VIM. Hail.
FWrH WAnD.FIyst Dstris..-Levi Gardner, j. Ryker
junI. and VIM. n. w iliiams. 'aal
Stcond Disriet.-6tcphen Putnam, James II. Hart,
Third Dist,ics-Alanson Udell, Samuel 8. Campbell,
FoxrA Dstric-Peter Provost Robert Pattison and Jas
| Kelley. III
SIXTH wAap.-Frs Distyiet-william Sinclair, jr,
William Lyons, and W. de b Morrill,. 'o r''
Second Distret-Joseph P. Primrose, Matthew Murray
and Aaron Clark. Fi ft
Third Distrie.-Patrick H. oNeiI, Michael Hanovsn,
Fourth Distriei,-JOhn P. Ware, John Mcarath
and James Ste ward. oA ffit
sryrsrH wARD-Fsrst Di..rict-Algernon s. Jarvis,
D. John 8. Conger and A. M. Merchant.
Second Dstriet-George c. Morgan, William w. Wet
more S q. and Morgan Morgan;
FouM District NJ snien Jacob Hunter andJ ohm
Fifth Di.stet-Alexander Mattisen, william j. Nor
gan and Caleb F. Gilman
SirtA Di.irisf-John McKibbn, SEN, James Nash and
Ser.nh D.sfriet-Leonard Dunkley, Jas. Y Gillespie
and Hutton FROST.
E,oHrH wARp-Fr.t Dist,ict.-Arehibald Maclay,
Michael Connolly, and J. Van Beskirk.
Second District -Farraud 8. stranahan, Ethelbert
Cumberson, and Jas NJ. Murray.
Third Dstries-J.P. c. Marshall, Theodore Frost and
Fosrth Disiriet-Peter Crawford william r. Marsh, and
Fifth D.stre,-James B. Greennan, Thomas Dyer, and
Gideon Fountain. .f
S.tA Di.tret-David A. Fowler, William L. Boyce.
SevenM Dstrict.-willism F. Pratt James Burnton, and
James C Forbes.
Eighth Dstrict.-John B. Spaford, Thomas Gardiner,
and Jesse D. Price. s..
| Ninth WARp-Fust Distriet.-John Jackson, Henry
| spoford, and James Rj der.
Third Dsriei-Park H. Lane, Philip F. Conckln, and
Fourth Disiriet--John Huyler, Robert Milliken, and
Richard Fosdick.
Fyflh D.fret-wiliam Quackenbush, Shepherd Gard
sirtA R,triet Caleb p Creme, P. G. Palmer, and Ro
bert Peterson.
TENTH wAns-Nrs District-Job Haskill, Isaac l..
Second Di,t'iet.-Chsrles Hunter, 8. B. Fleming and
Joseph Weed.
Third Di'tri~.-Joseph Isaacs. VIM. P. Moss, and WIN
Stevens.
Fssrth Dissiet.-w. Wainwright, VIM. NJ Fish, and
Fgih District Bryan McCahill, Edward Drummond,
and james Lilly.
EIEvIrrn WAnD-Frst Dis,riet.--Jeremiah v. D. B.
Fowler, John Cuivs r, and Joseph Abbott
rey, and Jonathan Rsamer. TT, N
ISrd Distret-DavidJ Johnson Joseph Allen, and John
A. Devoe.
fss.sA Di;l,ief-James r. Steers. Ephram Thomas,
TG.Irrn WanD.FSa Di'iriet-Georse Parks 8. d.
M oulton, and VIM. T. Dana
and Charles s. Miller '-- -
Tn,srsr s, w.,D First Di.sriet-Peter Esquirsll,
Second Distriet-Lewis Worthington, John P Anse.
Third H.trist-George r. Hbbsrd, John Clark, s.d
Fourth Di,trie-Nahan Roberts. Samuel D. walkers,
1 FouRrrENrH WARD,-Fra Distrcs-William Johnson
1 Hugh w. Mcdonald and Samuel Weeks.
DAILY, sud John snickner.
! Third Distries-Enoch Dean, Thomas B. Tsppan, and
i Sehn Giles
1 FSurth Dis,isi-John Fowler, Samuel Dunshee, and
/ John 8. Woodward
| FIFTEENTH WAaD--Fra Dsfriet-Abraham Csok.
fsul B. Lloyd, and Henry Swords.
| Seecnd Disriet-JacobR Louzsds, Thomas w. Tuck
| er, and Linus w. Stevens.
11ird Dstret-Wnlism c. Dennis, Augustus Schell
| and James 8. Higgins.
Fourth Distriei-Frederck +. Rickau, Daniel L. M.
Peixotte, and George W. Blunt.
S&xsEENTH WARp-F1a Disfrief-Janes Stone, John
| 8. Mcfarland and James Nicol
Sseord Disfrie-Cornelus w. Hubbard, JOS p Fly nm
| and Walter Mead.
| Third Dstriet-william j. Roome, Theodore MARITIME
and Edward Black.
Fs.rM District Josiah Merritt, Stewart Elder and
Theodore Dennis
Fyts Disriei.-Isasc Kennard, Charles McDevitt and
James Stokes.
SEVENTEENTH WARp-Fns Disfr1et-James s. Hal.
| stead, Charles Wright and James v. Rich.
Second DsNtSict-Ebenezer Barley, Hiram G. Smith
Peter Chamberlain.
I1ird lidrici-A. K PattinGan Ireu Rernalds a