The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

Alderman EmmANs said that the house was in
OF the Corporation ut the time and had not the poll been
held in the house. would have been attacked by the
mob.
Alderman Waterman opposed the adoption Of the reso
luton until the passage OF law by the com
polling the Corporation to pay for property thus damag
ed.
The resolution was finally referred to the Counsel Of
Charge of Detaut-Alderman Purdy presented the pc.
ton Of Thomas Kellnger late collector Of arrears oil
taxes asking for an examination into his accounts 70
show the falsy OF the statement made by the late Comp
trolier, that he was defauer. Referred.
The Board then adjosrnedto Wednesday evening next
oil vacant inspectors, measurers, &c.
Board OF ADMINISTRATOR. 2-Special Netting
President Brown in the chair
The reading Of the minutes of the last meeting
dispensed with.
Object Of Special Meetng.-President Brown informed
the Beard that they were called together for the purpose
dernen relative to making appropriations for carrying
on the laying the pipes for the Croton water in order
advances TO pay the workmen.
Consuyred in.-The report of the Finance Committee
Of the other Board in favor of making further appro.
pration OF $55 to carry the laying the water
pipes in this city. This sum is necessary to meet the
contracts to mature before the close of working
Bills amounting to $4,000 have already accrued but
remain unpaid. The concurrence tonight will enable
the aborers to receive their pay fortnight earlier than
they otherwise would.
ter Works. has been amended by providing that the
perntendent shall perform the duties hitherto required
De performed by Engineer, except
ing of moneys without being entitled to any further ad
dtional compensation.
Concurred in.-The report in favor of making the
further appropriation $4,000 for the repairing Of streets
for the current year
To Contractors and oherS-Resolved, that all persons
having accounts against the corporation for services
rendered for materials furnished before the Goth
day of December next be notified to present the same
duly certified to the Comptroller before that day
Lighting the BoDery Nth Gos.-Assistant Alderman
rETTIeREw offered resolution providing for the lighting
that part Of the Bowery between Sixth street and Union
Place-referred.
Col Richard M Johnson.-Assistant Aid. DoUeHCRTY
moved that committee of three be appointed to unite
with the committee OF the other Board to cooperate with
the committee Of citizens in rendering the Inequalities OF
the city and q welcome to their distinguished fellow
citizen Colonel Richard NJ johnson, at his intended visit
TO this city,
The mover informed the Board that appropriation
was required the stay of the distinguished visitor
would be but short. Asst. Aid. Dougherty, Ward and
Nesbitt appointed committee from this board.
Work House on BlackWeI 8 Island.-Asst. Aid. SMITH
presented ordinance providing for the employment OF
regular mech tncs and aborers the proposed building
of the work house Blackwes Island instead of pr
soners as originally accommodated
Insitation.-The South wark Engine Co in Ami street
invite the members Of the Common Council to visit them
at their Engine House in Ann street, Thursday
afternoon-accepted
Market Accommodation "A report and resolution from
the other Board appropriang the sum of 81 $50 for
erecting shed on the vacant space adjoining Washing
ton Market, fronting Fulton street-concurred in.
additional Watch Posts.-The committee Watch
and Prison, report in favor of creating six additional
watch posts the 4th district watch the 9Th and 9th
Avenues, between Eighteenth and Forieth streets-ac
cepted.
Adjourned to Wednesday evening next