The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

Petitions Presenfed-From the inhabitants Of Keede
street. the removal and prevention OF the assembling
Of rowdes dsorderly females &C. and for the appoint,
men of reace officer therein for that purpose Referred
to the Committee Police Reconnaissance against 0
sewer in Ninth street, referred to Paving Committee
From Mai Sanford for leave to bring the troops to
fire salute in front Of the City Hall on the morning Of
the 4th inst-Accepted j. Barnham to be city guager
adopted J. M. Warehouse, lumber inspector
ed o c. Rhodes, Inspector Of wood-adopted A. Boil.
ing city weigher-adoped Jesse Rogers, inspector oil
IRE wood MIR. Charck opposed the election Of any
wood inspectors unless the district for which they were
proposed were named Many Of these parties were ap.
pointed to offices against the wishes othe citizens This
gentleman subsequently moved that no officer be sppon
the request Of the citizens and with the permits
sion of Mayor and Common Council This was lost and
the resolution was carried-David Costing was appoint.
ed wegher George hewitt, guager Peter d. Nile do
Benz Birch, woed inspector; Matt Sayer, inspector OF
coal; Jas d Dram, guager power to transfer stall No
H. Tomkins Market, to John s. Marshall-reierred to
Market Committee. petition from certain citizens in
favor OF the post mosm examination OF all bodies oil the
public deadreierred Committee of Aims and Charities
Invitation to visit Institution of the Blind this day with
other members Of the Corporation and members OF the
Court OF Errors-accepted.
Repo,ts from Commitess--Committee laws
ing dogs allowing other than those appointed to
seize upon dogs in this streets adopted Report OF Com
mjttee relative to the encroachment the corporate
lands relative the encroachment OF certain parties or
piece of land to the extent Of 600 feet in the 3D. Avenues
sn. whom suit had been ss
recommended that proceedings should be gone on with
vigorously forthwith carried. Report oil the Commute.
on laws relative the payment Of money by Samuel
Camp for which he had received equivalent ordered
to draw on the Comptroller fer the amount who was
charge the same the contingency funds Report ex
panatory Of the delay in building sewer in stanton
street-accepted
In accordance with report Of Street Committee It wat
agreed that Troy street between Greenwich and Wash
ingon streets should be paved-accepted paper from
the Board of Aldermen relative to the ndiscrmnate use
Of the water led to long desutory discussion
The resolution makes unlawful to the water for the
purpose Of laying the dust after eight o'clock in the
ling and before o'clock In the evening was ul
tim tey agreed that should be concurred in. IL wal
agreed that the Comptroller should return all monies
ceived in for city taxes Some resolutions relative
to the appointment OF Wood Inspectors to certain districts
as mentioned by the Board of Assistants struck ou
by the Board Of Aldermen, which, after some discussion
concurred in In accordance with report OF Commits
soners Of Roads and Canals the building Of in
Second street concurred in The use OF pier fol
the Erie Railway Company referred to the Committee
Of Wharves and Piers 1t was concurred in that all len
ces TO 4oth street. in 7th Avenue should be removed
REPORTS of Commitees-In accordance with report o.
the Committee agreed that such part Of 9th street
between 5 Avenue and Madison street inhobite,
should be lighted The Committee on laws recommend
an alteration Of the ordinance to AFFECT the reno
val Of auction sales &C. in Chatham square There wa
Also a STRANGE against this nuisance az was term
presented signed by I23 inhabitants Of East Broadway
This led to long and angry discussion, but was uit