The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

mitted for stealing from the shop of John Dow No. 4s
sa3 He was detected in the act by the clerk James
Whitehead, who detained him.
Common CounciIs
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-Wednesday June 7th-Alder-
man PuRDy, President in the chair.
The CsoToS REsEnvolR.-A petition from James Wat
Webb Levi d. Slamm and $50 others in favor of hav
ing the public reservoir opened on Sundays for public
inspection, was referred.
STREET HAwxrNa AND PEDDLrra.-Tha proceedings Of
meeting against street hawkers and pedlars pre-
sented by Alderman TlLLou and referred to the commit
tee on nuisance'
JOINT MEErNa.-Doth Boards assembled in joint meet
ing at o'clock
The returns Of the Chief Engineer were read and
adopted
Jacob Bsycc appointed Superintendent of Markets.
John Mott, Street Inspector the 10th Ward.
John Phelan keeper Of Washington Square.
Richard Mulrooney, keeper OF the Park.
Johnahan Britain, Weighmaster Of Washington Mar
Thomas Cooper, weighmaster of Fulton Market.
Thomas Carn was appointed Pound Master Of the l2th
Ward. in place Of Martin Murphy, resigned
James Lshey and John Flynn were appointed Fence
Viewers Of the 18th Ward.
The following persons appointed Measurers of
VIM Kinch, VIM Harding, EDWARD sneii, VIM. John.
son, Michael WhaleD. Richard Quidore, Robert Green
Bernard McParlin, Samue s. Ssymore. Patrick McCabe
Haven, Johannes Slot, Michael McNlaAning Job Haskell
Abraham Fisher Daniel Haght, Levi spingstsen, John
VIM. MacKesge. Jacob r. Lowzada, John Fink, William
Jarvis Samuel Hoyt, Abraham L. Perhaw, jones Scott,
Griffith Thom IS Conner Leonard J punSsy r. B0ycs
Dwyet, NJ. Armstrong ]. McSorley.
The following persons were SpPGiDtsd Inspectors Of
show and jeremiah Wood 4th, John w. Douglass and
Ira B Smith 9Th, Alexander TAYLOR; OH, Peter Stew
Nathaniel Hopper 10Th. Francis Ryan Iash. Lewis
Randolph and Thomas Mcclure; l3lh NJ chael Higgins
Hughes 10Th. David C. Woodruff; 10th. John Gastin
18th, James Hays and Walter Howell 18th, John Spring
steel 10Th. Philip Baeker; 2osh, Jacob winson s2d
The Common Council then adjourned.
in favor ofreparng the old opier No ~ East River
at an expense Of $780, one half be paid by the private
Removing the FrankEn The Joint committee to whom
the subject Of removal OF the United States ship Frank
lin to Boston for repair referred. presented report
in which they dissent most strongly to the OF the
Government in taking the vessel from this city, and
commend that she be hauled out the ship house in the
Brooklyn navy yard The resolutions authorizing the
committee to demonstrate with the President and
tary Of the Navy, their intended visit to this city,
City Hospital Sewer-The committee on streets report
ed IN favor OF allowing the City Hospital to construct
brick sewer through Thomas street, to connect with the
sewer in Chapel street, which was adopted
Portrait Of Cor Seward.-Alderman Purdy presented
resolution authorizing the committee on arts and sciences
Of $1,000, in accordance with previous resolution.
Aldermen T,LLov opposed the appropriation on the
permit such appropriation at the present period.
Alderman WATERMAN concurred with him.
replied tna This act oil courtesy had
been extended to all who lad been elected to the chief
executive office Of this State and that although he had
done all in his power to defeat the election Of Governor
Seward and would again yet he felt 1t his duty to offer
the resolution and sustain II mark Of respect
who had received the majority the votes Of the people
OF this State for the office Of Governor.
Alderman LIZ. sustained the resolution and said that
ne believed that his well those Of every
other member would demand the old established custom
to be carried out in this had been in all others
alderman Waterman replied, and opposed the resou-
ton on the score Of economy
Srox sold hot os,~hSt that
was be the argument against the resolution 1t might
fe applied TO the expenses attendant upon the reception
character.
Alderman wArrNMAv offered substitute instructng
the Committee Arts and Sciences TO postpone action
upon procuring the portraits until 1914. which laid
The resolution was finally adopted by vote ofetos
Deputy Keeper Of the Baft.ry.-A resolution to
thorize the Aldermen aud Assistant OF the LIST ward to
appoint Deputy Keeper of the Battery. from the LIST of
May last to the LIST Of November with salary Of ssO
Lia5itities Of .adermen-Aldsrmen sooLEs presented
resolution nqurng Of the counsel Of the board the exact
meaning Of the charter prohibiting members Of the
Common Council from participating in the the pub
Celebrating The Fourth.-Alderman Emm.r. presented
resolution authorizing the appointment of a committee
70 make preparations to celebrate the Fourth of July nd
appropriaing $1,000 for that purpose.
ton.
The appropriation stricken out and Aldermen EN-
mans scole and Lee, appointed said committee
License Law Alderman EMMArs presented resolu-
ton calling upon the Committee OF Laws report 10 this
Board whether or not, the ordinance Of the Common
Council compelling the Mayor to grant licenses to
surers wcighers and guagers, ought TO be repealed
Adopted
Selling the Observation-Disclosures LEE offered resou
ton referring to the Committee on Markets 10 take into
consideration report upon the rroprety Of dsposng
such portions OF said markets in their opinion be
dispensed with without any detrment to the public nc
rest. Adopted.
Chanel Shred Alderman TILou presented a resolu.
ton ask ing Tor the of the collection of tho
for grading and paving Of Chapel street.
until the second Monday in September next Laid the
table,
Bmlkhead Aldermen PuRDY presented resolution to
deepen in front of the bukhcad between De-
lancy end Rivington streets. Adopted.
The Board then adjournelto Wednesday neat