The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-09
Common Council.


SEPTEMBER s. lSi5.-The Board met at I before o..
After the reading OF the minutes Of last meeting, the pre-
senting of petitions being in order,
The petition of Roe Lockwood, for permission to
move the remains of his children.
Petition OF sundry persons, to have sewer built in
Beaver street Referred to committee on streets.
Petition OF corporation cartmen for OF wages
Referred.
Petition of John Coyle the corporation refund
to him the sum of So which sum he was fined for not
having his cart marked according to law, alleging that
he fined through mistake, made by Jacob Ramsay,
First Marshal whoi allowed him three days. after pay
for his license to have the cart numbered according
the Corporation regulations Comptroller directed to
draw his warrant in his favor for IS.
Communication from the keeper of the City Prison, in
relation the prison at Essex market, stating that
in many respects, unfit for the purpose intended Re-
ferred to committee on prisons.
Communication from the Aldermen Of the seventh, in
relation to the public property in the yard in Elizabeth
street. being in suffering condition. with resolution
for building store house to protect the property Re
terred TO committee repairs.
Communication from Aldermen of seventh, offering
resolution, that the American Institute be allowed to
hold the rooms they now occupy until further orders
Referred to committee public offices and re pairs.
Petition of Charles w Sanford for the use of Madison
Square as parade ground. Referred to special
mttee
Petition of fremen to have VIM. Crommell reappoint
ed bell ringer.
Petition OF Hose Company, No. 49, to have $780, money
which was burnt in the late great fire. refunded to them
Referred to Committee on Fire Department
Petition of the inhabitants of the vicinity of Spring
street for well and pump of Spring and yarick
streets Referred to the Street Commissioner and the
Alderman OF the Ward.
Reports Of Committees-Report of Special Commit
tee on the subject OF removing the Aims House from
Bellevue to Blackwes Island, at expense of 500 900
and an additional appropriation Of 000 to be raised
by loan for the erection Of hospital and other build
ings in connection with the Aims House. The report
was accepted-ayes Ii, noes L.
The Fire Committee who had been appointed inves.
tgate the cause aud origin Of the late fire. sent in their
report which not read and ordered to be printed
Some other papers from the Board of Assistants of
particular interest concurred in, when the Boerd
adjourned
Movements of Travellers.
The books of hotels to-day present quite familiar
aspect for among the annexed list we can recognize
many names that we had TO record some weeks since
the owners Of which we suppose being heartily tired of
the Inconvenience OF hotels. watering places, steam
boats, &c, are now hurryng back to their quiet and
much more comfortable homes. Below give full
a list as our space will admit of:
AMERrcAS.-E. c. Anderson, Savannah Y H. spaun
and lady, South Carolina; Miss NJ. Perry, do Major
Dennis, U $. A.; W; II Gadding Georgia; J. waldbury
Montreal; MIR O'Neil do: J. Finch Liverpool B. Finch
do Hon. J. Perkins and family, louisiana ]. +. Kendall
France; Regner, do; c. French Sing Sing; Frederick
w Grayson, Philadelphia; Mr.. Peyton, Miss Peyton
Richmond: Virginia; W Sherman and lady, Waterown
w Ssara raa'Ssh C. Pdn, New
Mr.. Williams, do; w. A. Hayne, Charleston.
AsroE.-H starnes, Montreal J. Wadsworth, Chi.
drews; q. w Ball and lady, Philadelphia r Cullen and
family, do; Dr. Wcocks, do;J: W. Street and lady, St
Mrs s. L. Shober do b. +. Tredck .do; Lieut. Wipslow
u NJ; s. Hurlbut and lady, Bstmore Dr. +. North
South Carolina; North do; r. Caldwell, do Mr.. Bard
do; T. McLackln, do; Mrs Enders Virginia. the Misses
Enders. do; j. H. Grant, do; Colonel Hamilton All any:
A. Parker do ?. a. Burden, Troy; C. S Heart do; E.
smead and lady, Buffalo, w Fake, o; {. 4. Peck do
g Hendly, St. Louis; ". NJ Ceroon, Florida; W. J
Valentine. Boston; +. Webster, do; c. Price do; G w
Ia, lor and lady do Mrs Gordon, do; Miss Mapien do
Mr. Poor, do; $. NJ Jackson, Albany; W. Carter Va.
stuart lady and child, Savannah; Miss CLARK Augusta
j. d. Martin, Mobiles Miss Tu,hiIl, RoNbury Miss Pa
erson, Perth Amboy; Mr. Patterson do; J. Bunck and
daughter, New Bedford; D A. Oliver New Orleans:
g. Heath do J Z. Durham, do; s Encoln, Boston; W
do l Belden and lady, Rhode Island "Toriey Boston;
G. Roe, Ohio; - Miller Rochester; r. hopkns
Tennessee; w c. White, Massachusetts,; j. Colevean
FHAsxLrSF. Cummings, Troy; II storcr, Cleveland;
j. a.. A. Ma,hesOn ll A. Mathsr and lady Hndson r.
i W NJ Beers. do W. D. Holmes, p fittsburg M'.
Holmes DO; W. G. Burroughs, Norfolk; II D. French,
%aa ' Lsan H and H a9Ey Mf
w. Bclden, \. O.; A. Roorback y CT 8. Curns NJ w
Miller Pa T. lila, per and lady Boston, B, boodye.r
Mass Dr. stephen, Philad A. e. Cheesborough Mo.
bile; Mr. II Talbot, Miss Talbot, Mrs Palmer, n. Ha
ven L: {, Talbot do; y Palmer, yOle College; P [
clrv-R Rose, Texas; N W jsaers u.sN.Ju
Delaney; do D. D Baker do; Il G. crockerow, Ala
[; Morrison, Ala; W, Richardson, DO; A & Peneleton
Richmond; Gen Cunningham Campbell Bait; Mrs
Mi,er c ana la%y u " meey"l Va Williams
I'm, La l.. T. keysor, Staten Island w Purdy.
GaoSnUJ l. peThomsssa, SPAIN l.. l. Benedict
f;P. Dufton, Pa ~ II Knott, Ind; Mr. H. Mill lanai
number Of others. ~
How.so. Mr. Brown and lady, Canada J. +. Portions
ana iady 40 u Brss and lady, Conn; =. Sinclair and
Canada; 2; Speak }. Qurk h. Hunting j. t. Hazard
iady and child f. Putnam Bait; 8, Enger La MIR Man
ley Mrs Martin, Miss. ' 80 wan
Marine Court.
SET s-herire VS.. RchardonI this case which ues
red some days since Judge decided TIM, The
sailors Home Is Hotel Tavern within ,ho rnaan,n
OF the law and had lien on the baggage of ,hoso .he
ti,
PENDANT. - S''h"o"' 'o' Nv