The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-22

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bert j. Brewer, Phila H. A. Rose, CT Geo A. Arnold
Mobile Dr. TLGrp,, Ala r Wilson, baltimore Geo
nant, Canada, and 40 others.
GI9 OBJ. B Mccarthy New Orleans Alfred Col
r. W. PooIer, Savannah B. r. Mcdowell, do; Mr. r Bah
cock, Buffalo.
Common Council.
BoARp ALpERMEN-This Board met last evening
OLIVER CHARLfcK, Esq, President in the chair.
The minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
Petihons-of Charles /. Frank, to remove the
mains Of his father and brother Accepted.
OF John Carwin, to have street, between sth and
9th avenues, regulated. Referred.
lieved from personal tax. Referred
OF John Hall asking permission to be allowed to put
up awning posts, at 81 Catherine street. Referred.
OF Isaac b. Smith, asking equivalent for damages
sustained in consequence OF a nuisance. Referred
appointments William s Ross, vice John A. Ross.
marshal 18th ward for taking the in that ward
John c. oldham, vice John NJ Bodenwick marshal 9Th
ward, resigned.
Repots.--In favor Of returning sum OF So paid by
he resigned in ls43. Accepted.
the N York Register for sapp for the uss
the Common Council and public departments. Ac-
Adverse to paying John NJ. Sheridan for services as
waiter at the City Hall in 1912 to May, lsl3 Accepted
ceived from the Chief Engineer calling the attention or
the Common Council to the Circumstances connected
street and particularly directing the attention of the
Common Council 10 the fact that actual
found N where he explosion TOOK place The com
gross violation of law, the Fire Compan would be
compelled to suspend operations, unless the Common
Council took steps to carefully investigate matter;
the Firemen on duty had escape Of their
lives at the time Of the explosion. The communication
referred to select committee consisting of Messrs
Hart, Messerole and St0Reall
Marine Cewt...Report in favor Of removing the Ma.
rine Court from its present location to that of the Amer
can Institute in the same building
Remonstrance from the latter against such change
The report was adopted
Communication from the Comptroller asking approprl.
alton Of S3oa55 So Report in favor thereof adopted
More Nn.iresn.-Keport adverse to allow ing Nicode.
Quackenboss sum Of $780, claimed services as
Assistant Corporation Attorney in 1914.
Alderman Benson offered resolution directing an ap-
preparation Of $500 to be made to deay the espense,
Of yestignting the circumstances which to the late
awful to the special committee.
with power
Fire Company No. 42.-This Company applied fer aid
from the Common Council to enable them hire
dig out and discover the remains of their men,
who is supposed If buried under the ruins the late
fire. and to explore them thoroughly. A sum of $3.50
was appropriated
Papers from che Board Of .4ssistants-Several papers
from the Board of Assistants taken up and passed.
| and the Board adjourned.
BcARp AssisIAS1s-This Board also met last evan.
| ing the Pre.ident n PrAhoE, Esq in the Chair.
Ihe minutes o. last meeting were read ard approved
removal OF pump in Church street, between vesey and
OF Leonard Hazetine and others for fence on Harlem
Railroad, above list ST.
Remonstrance OF American Institute against dispcs.
sessing them OF their rooms in the park
Reports Of Commit '.adopted In favor of regulating
isrd street. between Lioomingdale and sth
between 18th and 25th streets =
In favor of regulating s7th street. between sh and 9th
In favor OF paving 10th street. between 2nd and ard
| avenues. .5.ss
In favor Of paving 10th street, between avenue and
list Avenue
In favor OF paving asth street. between 9th and 10th
avenues.
Petition .saopted-Of VIM. s. barley, to be appointed
! weigher Of anthracite coal.
Communication from George Young and w. Young, In
relation to fire alarm bill. Ordered to be placed on
| file
Popers jrom che Board Of .sdermen-Resoutions,$ &c.
chasing 500 lamp frames at 50 % apiece
Communication from Comptroller in favor of selling
me steamboats, ana barges belonging to the Corporation
To appoint William Corbett marshal to take the cleo.
| Also, G. L. Tucher for Fifteenth Ward
To extend the Inequalities Of the city to Hon. Louis
McLane Committee 10 consist OF Messrs. Cornell Og.
To allow the Aldermen of the different Wards to sp.
point sufficient number OF men, TO trim and light
ampstheir pay not 10 exceed more than 81 per day
To have gas houses in Canal Centre and Hester
streets removed as possible.
Emgranln favor of directing captains Of vessels 10
land all aliens aud emigrants arriving the city
No. 10 North River, under penalty OF 500 Mr. CASDrE
general discussion ensued. Concurred in.
In favor of relieving the General Mutual aud Sun Nu
Petition Of Patrick Hill to be released from imprscn.
men, for selling old iron and liquor without license
Granted and resolution concurred in.
Memorial from Mercantile Library Association in rela
ton to an exchange Of books with the city OF Paris Re
TERED
Repori-In favor of bulk head being built across
Whitehall slip, the expense to be borne by the Union
Ferry Company and the Richmond Turnpike Company
Adopted.
Papers from The Board conquered in-Resolution direct
ing the Chief Engineer to employ efficient number Of
to clear away the RUNS at tho late FIRE for the pur
pose Of finding the bodies Of MIR. Cowdry and others
the expense not to exceed $3.50
Communication from the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department. relative to gunpowder having been stored
IN certain buildings causing the explosion at the late
ire, and recommending an examination into the matter.
Referred to Committee-Alessrs Purssr,- McClay and
Albertson appointed committee to confer with commit
Resolution in avor Of granting the rooms now occu
pied by tho American Institute Tor the the Marine
4 motion made by Mr. Gilbert 10 exnunre
the second preamble Of resolution adopted by this
Of the President OF the Board Aldermen on which
cason committee was appointed enquire into the rea
to sundry persons to erect booths abound The ra,
on the 4th OF July laid before tho other Board
oy INN Tor their action when he that
meeting would take place previous to that event The
motion was iost-hve IN the Affirmative and in the
RESOLUTIONS That wm s. Ross bo Amounted TO take
the census OF the third district Fifteenth Ward place
OF John L. Ross, resigned
That j. e.. Osborne be APPOINTED 10 census
the third district 9Th Ward in place of present marshal
resigned
in
Place to Broadway Adjourned to Monday evening.
Police Intelligence.
PoLicE OrFicx-AoSpAy.-Perjmv Leopold silber.
than was arrested by officer phens charged with com.
hitting perjury in swearing to affidavit before Justice
Drinker, charging Lyon Levy with being party acces.
sa, to the robbery oil his premises about the
last
.fno,her-Dcnjamin @. Huddart, 10 Duane street was
arrested, changed with perjury in OF our Civil
I ourts.
t.,and Lareeny-Joseph Fleury was arrested charged
with stealing goods amounting $40 iom z02 Morris
street
sacsiiegs.-Thc vcstry OF Calvary Church, Fourth
ta.laxn fa r,.It f.tL