The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-31
Common Council.


fen in the char The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Office Hunters Remembrance A message re-
ceived from his Honor the Mayor. in answer to the
remonsuance OF the American Republican Executive
Committee OF The Second ward against his not nominating
for officers Of the Police, the parsons they recon-
mendei.
His Honor replied that at the time he made the nomi
he did belief they had been agreed
upon the gentlemen representing wards
the Common Council
Alderman GALE moved that the message be referred to
committee He went on to restate the grievances Of his
constituents and thought that fair share Of ths spos
should be given to the Of the Second ward the
bill went into effect, which he still hoped would not be
the case.
Alderman HAsaoucK and expressed his regret that
the Common Council had referred the matter to His Hon.
or the Mayor II was not proper course to pursue and
the Common Council had rig mt to call HIM TO
and was extremely He Gop De that the
message referred 1t would be referred to the Alder
men OF the Second and Third wards.
PREsIpENr-Is that amendment seconded "A pause)
IL the original motion seconded? nother pause There
is no motion befoe the Board The paper is ordered
file.
LET'S hape Liverpool Polee.-A communication
received from his Honor the transmitting letter
from Col VIM Maxwell stating that he had recently
ing the police government in Liverpool aud Gia gov,
which he desired 10 presen, to ipe Common Council TO
ganization IN this cij.
Alderman DicKISsoS-pve been goin' to Liverpool
for the last thirty years sr an know all about the pc
lice there and don't know nothing Il
an don't think want Col Maxwell to 60 Liverpool
stay eight or ten days. ana then come BACK 10 tell US
no" 70 reg late ourpohce here an mink we can't gel
up police here without gono Liverpool we ought 10
SMUT u az once
seversll petitions we're presented and referred
Paying the Doctor.-The bill OF Dr. Warren physician
Of the C Pson, for the ssm OF 500 for extra SCI ces
ps.,o,neo AZ the "s'cn mouse, wss onoweu.
fiodts Request Dentsd = ne committees on finsnce
presented report refusing to grant the petition of VIM
rease LOT Release rom TAX On .ne ground ,hat ne nad
embarked in business thal ought NOT 70 Dc Taxed
Adopted.
me .Ioton noteI RE nc Comi.'ss On 'he .io.on
AZ ueauc PIesen.eo report ~ ieiaol ~ we hoae ~
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paa.r. am ~ o,b.r Roa,d ,he na, era III a. me-
~ ~ a"sr" NJ ass,s'an,, !, the;r ias, mea,ng "a
mere acted non were transmitted 70 this Hoard apd "a
Lived 4 concnrr. !, action
~ pn.r aaI Connn, p,.r. ab,.. n -. Aims.
H..e Tn Commiss,aners OF ths Aims Hon a. nresensd
.a,o;,ams r.ror, c,nca,n;ng ~ huge. s,ing hara
,,orr :, the Alma House P.nitentiary Long Islsrd
go. ana CIV pr;son The rsnor, sa;ed thai \; was
,. a .ry lo =. repois .s h as. Ts -
c ana from t pn,,sn,arv an .hs eve 81 an sscion on
con,on Ia, ,b.v wonI vors era,n tickets Also Ina,
naup.rs from the Aims House had been permitted to
ad vt. loo ,ha, h.v INV. heen nrm,,tad IN n,nu
articles Tor the ofcsrs out Of be public
snch ss cahns, ~ rn,,nYe cothins snd i'm soms cases
Issan, snd cos,x carr;syes Aiso thu, il lad bean the
To ADM, grss, numbers OF visitors and feast
NJ The oficers ta5es The report contains great
her matters The report was referred to special com.
mif,se Consisting NJ AID Miller Hasbrouck and Dick
ann ana ordered 20 n. printed
Resolution AID Haspsouox offered resolution to
epourr INTO tho Gym diencv of abol,hine the
L jnstices Court Refe, red 70 mmittee
Several other rrsoul ions were offered and adopted
TIy On motion oil Aid. the
repor OF the sp al committee with the of an act
Tor ascsrtan'ns by proptr proofs shall
De entitled TO the right OF suBg IN 'ne city ahd county
| Of New ioik, was taken rom ,ne 'uue ne act was
read aad adopted section by section. Inc acs provides
LOT the registry VI 'ne names OF vi voters an we cry va
the question " ahoPung tue nc, ny WE, All sbfouck
rose ana spoke LOT an houI ana na ~ 10 W
sct d then announced tnat ne shouo ahe up .he ac
secuoh Dy secuon III detaii una discuss ~ u iehgh
| monon 70 a'Journ was mai ma iost -,
| Ala HAsBRouex then resumed anu sevefai memoe.s
anscondsd NO quorum Deihg present, 'he Doard a. ~
BoARD OF ASSISTANTS. his Board also held specia
meeting last cvening-W EvERDELL, Ehq, IN the chair
The of the last meeting and approved
Petitions From inhabitants Tor grading and paving
/ Goth street.
i From William Valentine for correction oil TAX
Inpiiaiion-From Independent Order Of Rechabites Il
attend festival to be held on 3D. oil January-Accepted
Reporfs-Adverse to remtng personal tax OF Mr.. JohI
Herdman
In favor OF releasing certain property situate IN I'll
street from lien or assessment IN 1884 then belonging
to John Austin, the amount being Sl46 H. resolution
in favor Of paying John Morre 20 % accompanied TIN
report releasing these lots from assessment
Petitions Refered of Joseph j. West for relief from
| assessment.
OF sundry persons to have Henry Miner remunerafe'
for personal injuries received IN lS4l, while acting
| deputy Sheriff IN the election
communication from the Comptroller IN RELATION 70 IN
sinking fund.- with accompanying re olution directing th
/ Commissioners TO cancel S2bO,OW IN STOCK
/ Gambling Houses and Houses Of III Fdme-Ro6iing Jo
nance 10 suprress Gambling Railing Tor Poultry an
Houses OF III Fame and Of apply ing to the Legislature