The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-08

hoAhD % AtpH1aAN-Noaah y-Alderman GALS.
FyssSsss aaf6os4 A petition ON Coleman and ste
and 10 Others, or railroad on Broadway,
Asw Nell "a Rsssrosr.-A petition from hremsn. for
new hell on reservoir. ~ss isieIieo
LEhf.ng ia sfyssf petition 70 light this street. be-
| twssn $50 aud 7,h assnuss with gao, vas referred.
Esfsnssag sssn street "A pstilion from honss Gard
nsG, To xsnd buk head on south street, rom walnut
street 70 coIiaFs street was referred 10 COMMITTEES on
1 ~haryes. piers and slips
Rsiesss n ysnss Hysfk.-A petition from this man,
hsck sssr or release from prison on nne OF $40, for
viesiing the cay ordinances regulating hacks, was re-
srred 10 committee police, watch and prison. with
| power.
Hsrea Raj Rosd "A pssi,ioa nom certain inhabitants
OF ward preventing the Harlem
/ hsil Road. iron using locomotives below twenty
seventh street vas fssried 70 Alderman seaman Tuck
/ er. and Aott.
| Mayors B,ssass-A massage received from the
Mayor endoTsing The report 81 Henry Hobhoue ksq OF
England, on draining the refuse 81 snka, and onpoos
pies and Immo,sify petition various citizens.
advising the 60 psrsssers IA their me "a
| OF Temperance, &c wss presented
Alderman D,osssos moved tina, il be laid the table
| Till the police bill presented
Cify Prssn-The Committee to " HON referred the
message Of the Mayor relative 10 the employ ment OF the
persons confined N The city P.son, np.,sd ,hs, the
Keep he PRISON IN eissni, state and they therefore
The Keepers Rsnf-The Committee TO whom was re-
err,d the application Of kepei Coz Of the CITY Prison
for pay ment Of s7o for hs house rent Tor the year
ported IN favor OF tuch application
| ry 10 precedent and the city 5 interest
L
been promised the rent Of house hen he took In. ONCE
| as his salary had been reduced s2oo.
Alderman CozzEss denied that any such promise had
besn made.
The report laid on the table.
Timothy Casey he sum Of sios Tor irjuri.s esv.d iy
mob at his grocery store a, The 1hd Avenue shd Foy
third street, ~ the charter election IN Is43
Alderman BurrSc opposed the pay ment, rs IL would
establish precedent that ould pIoupt oh alter mob 10
break open groceries the ensuing ecen under the
impression that the Cooperation would be compelled 10
pay The bill
ieved the city bound 10 protect the citizens IN the
performances Of their business whether they aoid rum or
Alderman BUNTING said that the sppcen, claim
upon the city had any other patty whose properly
was destroyed as there was no law making It the duty OF
tins city to pay such loss.
Alderman NllsR advocated the payment as a matter
Aid HAsssoucK moved to lay tn reporton the tsbls In
order TO add the demand Of James Dnnn OF the sixth
Ward Hotel Tor pay n.n Tor injuries dons hs house Ct
the charter election.
Alderman MoTT copcurred In this motion, and hoped
that would introduce the claim for dsmsge done
to the Hour stores down ton n some y srs SINCE
THIS last motion Ibid the whole subject on the tsbls
Cleaning Sswos-A communication fom the street
commissioner recommending the public sewers to b
cleaned by contract instead OF by the piessnt plan Was
presented and an ordinance to thu" effect vas add
Carman Nth, who made the memorable defence IN
corpora ion for violation OF city ordnance before
Justice Kirkland o the All ward court here walked into
the chamber and handing paper the Prescet, retired
.4pp,op,iaiions.-A communication received from
me Comptroller asking Tor en- appropriation oI psl men
Wells Island the Farms City Prison. lieu Of board
ing them has customary ut these establishments
The amount is 81 065 Tor the past three months and
the Comptroller In his communication that this al
alton will reduce the general appropriation on this
head several thousand dollars during the ear
Alderman GALE opposed the adoption OF the resolution,
as he wished TO iuly understand the matter before he
| voted upon it.
| The subject was finally referred to Committee on
| Charity ana Aims House.
Mat,ons Of CITY P''son.-A resolution paying the sum
OF $500 for salaries OF the two matrons OF City prison
| for the balance Of the ear. introduced
Alderman GALE moved to lay the resolution on tho
,idered these entitled to the SAINT amount of pay
| as the deputy keepus Of the City prison.
The resolution was laid on the table.
Chambers street Shp-A resolution from Alderman
Cozzrss calling upon the consgnee OF coal boat sunk at
nsiuctng the Street Commissioner to perform the duty
| at the expense OF the owner, was adopted.
Fir at Randairs Isiand.--A resolution TO extend the
| pier at Randals Island twelve feet, was adopted
| Omnbusses Alderman Cozzrss presented an ordi
nance to give out the privilege Of running omDbussss
through our city by contract which was laid on the
| table and ordered TO be printed
Poying The Mafrons-Alderman GALE called up the reso
luton in favor OF appropriatng $500 for the OF
the salaries of the Nations Of the City Prison Tor the year
| lsa4; which was adopted
SsUey in 18Th street.-The committee to whom was re
ierred the consructionoi in 10Th street. between
| Irving Place and 4th Avenue, reported adversely
Alderman SEAMAN moved that the report be rejected,
| and resolution in its favor be adopted.
| Alderman JACKSON opposed the construction Of the
sewer, majority Of owners OF property the street
opposed II, and the petion,ng could drain
tvs ssss ionns sy pns
| The report was accepted
Alderman SEAMAN then moved that the petition for
sewer be granted.
Alderman GALE advocated the prayer Of the petition
he thought that must be constructed there nj
future day, and the objections OF certain persons
who desired not to improve Their property at the present
period. should not prevent those from improving who
| were DESTROYS Of doing SO.
The prayer ofthe peonorwas lost by a vote OF 10
Rsopng PoIThe poll OF the ard district OF the 7th
| ward was removed TO 1870 Cherry street.
| films House Worship.-Alderman Hasbrouck called up
the resolution relative the employ OF ministers at
the Aims House. He contended that the commissioners
had acted with religious intolerance IN this selection and
that the refusal 10 allow catholic clergy TO perform
service in the chapel sufficient 10 satisfy the commu
| nifty on that head
| The Board then adjourned