The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-01

Common Council.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-Last Evening-Ald soHrErrE
Several petitions were presented and appropriately re-
ferred.
A commune alton was received from the Mayor nomi-
mating TWO gentlemen az members of the Municipal Po-
ce vice two other gentlemen who have declined acting
any longer. Confirmed
resolution which passed the Board Of Assistants for the
hosting OF the City Flags and Arms - the City Hail.
ds n
letter was read from Colonel Warner, clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas stating that he had aeovsIsd
d April d.syle. which made the anniversary occur
upon the 18th q April, - style The h,st resolution
The streeis-Tbe CommiSsss On 1lpansing Streets re.
ported upon petitions Of citizens for removal OF filth
and garbage iron the slps-that the immense amount
that mad been coeca al evidence that the streets
hsd been kept ceantu that It was neceesery 10 ADOPT
sos plan the and street dirt az soon
bssss DO employed co Iecsiys tbs dirt as sson as col
ected and transfer to Biackweis Island Laid on the
table and ordered to be- printed.
Aims House "A comnune alton was received from the
superintendent Of the Aims House. il obedience to re-
solution giving list Of the articles sold by hs supern-
Laid on the table, and ordered to bc printed.
City Surcsysr.-I compliance with resolution of the
tying the different sums paid 10 the City Surveyors from
1896 to ls45 Total amsunt $ll7, l69 IS. Laid on the
Table, and ordered to be printed.
inspectors of Elections "A variety Of changes were
made Of Inspectors OF Elections in the various wards,
agreeable to resolutions.
Piers presented report in favor Of granting leave to j.
Hancock to extend the pier between Barclay and We
sey streets. Adopted.
Regard for Illegal Toters-A resolution was adopted,
directing his Honor the Mayor to offer reward of $780,
for the arrest and detection Of person persons who
The Board Of Edusatioa-1Ad MILLER in the Char)--
Aid DRAKE efered preamble and resolution to the effect
that whereas the Board Of Education had made ap
phcaon to the Legislature for the passage Of law alter
ing the present school law, making necessary for the
Common Council to deposit annually in advance the
whole appropriation for schools the Board demonstrate
against the proceeding; and that the remonstrance be
forwarded under the seal of the Corporation to The Lee
gislature.
Aid. scHEFFELIN offered On amendment, making the
rsmonstrsnce general one to apply to all applications
Counc are party H. Aid then spoke for some tim.
upon the question: and of course Aid Hasbrouck was al
luded to, and Mr. Nicho of the Board of Education,
whom he charged with being Of the strongest oppo
Aid. HAssRouoK replied, and in a speech occupying
the full Of time, attacked Aid schiefen in very
surgical manner He entered into the entire school
question, and discussed fully, heing subject
Aid. DEvoE moved the previous question, remarking
that he thought the Board had suffered from wind long
enough
AID. scznrrELrN hoped that Aid. d. would withdraw
his notion that he might have opportunity of reply
ing to the personal attack of Aid. H.
AID. HAsBRoucK-The gentleman has spoken twice, as
wei as myself and It ne is permitted to speak again,
Aid. scHnsrEIIr-Rst6er than the Board should be
another from the Ald6rmon the lzh,
will waive my reply. Haughter)
The resolution, a. amended, was adopted by vote of
litos. Aldermen Hasbrouck, Jackson and Seaman vo-
Sale Of the Bellevue Property, April Frst-Alderman
GALE offered resolution postpenIng the sale Of the
(st Of Apr till the 2oh of April in order that stuyve
SAINT Square may be fenced before the property sold
order to keep sound the right and title to the Square
Referred to the committee on finance with power
Expenses Of Polly Boline's Tial AID. scHrrFFELlN
offered resolution for an application to the Legislature
for law making the county of Richmond responsible for
all the expenses Of Polly Bodine's trial Adopted.
The SeUers-The report AID resolutions giving per
the sewer. for the purpose Of carrying of 9th from pr
vies, taken up, and caused sone discussion.
AID MILLER opposed !. adoption on the ground as the
gases which would generate would be psrncious the
hsah End somios. Of citizens and that even in
cious in London prohibition had been laid upon
their further construction Aid Hsupported Aid Mil
BY vote Of 9to s.
After the transaction of other business the board
al 10 O'Clock adjourned
BoAHD or ASSISTANTS, March sl-This Board met last
evening" w. Evsrde, Esq., in the chair. The minutes of
the last evening were read and approved
Petitiens-From inhabitants to improve Madison Ave-
nu--referred.
Invsstions- l. o. of Rechsbites, to attend their
annual celebration on Wednesday evening next-Ac
cepted.
communication received from Myndert Van
schaick, suggesting mode Of taxation for the Croton
water. II was moved to print-lost-reierred.
Reports In favor of paying number Doctor bills for
services-accepted
Papers from he Bosrd-In favcr Of paying Hyar My.
compensation for injuries received the dig
charge Of his duties as city Northumberland in.
In favor Of improving lots between Avenues aud 3,
ard giving power the City Inspector report an ord
nance therefor-concurredi in
In favor Of aagging and paving from I'd to llth streets
Ia favor Of continuing bulk head at foot Of Fulton
s.rset-concurred in.
ResrnationsThree designations of the Inspectors of
eie ctops were received and accepted.
Inpiiaion lstsTo attend lecture on" Ventilation
which took plsce on last Friday at the Society Library
member ia under tone. "this is new way of rails
inghc wind It the day alter the fair"-Laid on
tho table
Hose Company Disbnndtd In favor of dbauding Hose
Company No T. for abuse Of their authority in allowing
boys and losfers to join them-eoncurrsd in.
appointment J. g. Serial, City Inspector Con.
In favor Of draining low lands in Twelfth Ward. Con-
Cured in
Petition of Stephen Heusus sweeper of Police Office,
asking an increase Of wages Retsr red.
appointment George Belts Collector of certain
sessments for SEVERN Grand street.
10 favor Of improving stone trackwaysin Broadway
enlarging them from two to three feet in width Con-
CURED in.
In favor Of setting curb and gutter stones in Ninth
street. between Avenues and c. Concurred in.
In favor OF authorizing the Comptroller to lease certain
lots in Third Avenue. Concnrred in.
Report Of Committee on Roads and Canals, and CToton
Water whom referred the consideration Of the
proposition to apply the Croton Water for the carrying off
contents of sewers, &C
The Committee reported in favor Of certain amendments
thereto, when the Report was ADOPTED Ayes noes
Mr. CHARIIcx moved reconsideration Of the question.
The ayes and nays were called Lost
In favor of constructing a drain through Broome
Varick, and the adjoining streets, through Hudson
Concurred in.
In favor Of paying Reynolds OF 5000 for
redemption OF sale Of certain lot in Seventeenth street.
Filth Avenue, near Bloomingdale Road Concurred in.
Vors- Resolution in favor Of directing the Clerks of
the polls at the different polling places to take down the
and residence Of the different voters the election
which takes place on the 9Th of April. Adopted
More Jobbins-"Native" Mansyactws.-Mr CuAaLIcx
offered the following resolution =:
Resolved That the Keeper Of Blackwells Island be d.
reced to inform this Board at Its meeting whether
he has had any furniture made the Island FOR his
and by whom made (whsther BY prisoners other
made and from whom the materials were purchased and
from Commissioner Of tho Aims House; and whether
he informed said Com missioner that TO be nanufac-
tured the Island Also report Of the OF such
Commissioner.
Mr. CHARLcK offered this resolution to ascertain the
nature abuses the part of keeper in ex
labor from nntas nrisnns there