The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-12
Common Council.

Common Council.
BOARD OF ALDERMES, June lI-This Board met at half
past hve o'clock this evening. After reading the MI
nutes OF the usual business and the presentation of
having taken place, they proceeded to the
DogsA petition presented and received from the
sporsmans Club praying for reversion of the ordi-
ance for the killing of dogs in the accustomed
and that instead thereof that those animals be brought
to place Of detention and kept until claimed and
that the owner have the animal the payment of S3
W Police s BThs bill came up as amended by the
Board of Assistants The amendment made by that
Board was concurred in and is hoped that the bill
will shortly and finally become law. The Board
have amended their own BILL by making change in the
location of two of the magistrates, namely Justice
is to be placed at the Tombs in the place OF JUS
tice DInker who is to be placed on and occupy the
bench with Justice Gilbert at the Third District once
at the rear of the Essex market.
The Waich-Alderman DIVER moved to appoint four
Assistant Captains of the Watch in the I'd District The
neglect Of the present watch in that district
OF much injury and the lives of citizens were in danger
Last night person was nearly stoned to death.
.appointmens--J James s. Rowland inspector Of wood
John Johnson, city weigher.
red in.
Message from the Mayor--En,igrants-A message was
received from his Honor the Mayor in relation to grant
ing relief to epigrants landing in our city Ordered to
be printed.
dppoinnents-- Watch-Harris Wines, captain 4th dis
trict watch; Benjamin T. Farchild and David Kisner Sd
district watch; Edmund Fitzgerald, 9th district watch;
Abraham Devoe, James Lilley sen John D. L. Harway,
and James King, assistant captains, ID ward.
Station Houses-Resouton in favor of directing the
able localities in the city the direction of the commit
tee Of public Offices and repairs
Watch Observation-Disclosures Bush captain Ath district
Resolution removing the captains of the Sd district
watch. Laid the table.
Lamps and GasRe7ort in favor of directing the Su-
perntendent Of Lamps and Gas to adopt certain
in relation to contracts on the subject Of Lamps and
Gas.
Station House-Report in favor of erecting Station
House in the ID district. Accepted.
Police Head Qudrters-Report in favor OF renting Po
ANTHONY
Accepted.
Board Of Assistants in favor of appointing committee Of
both Boards to wait upon his Honor the Mayor and in
form him of the action OF the Board the subject of
the passage ofthe Police Ordinance
Aid CHARLIcK considered it an insult to the Mayor
who was thorough hearted democrat as any member
of the Board of Assistants There much pickering
amongst them for the last few days. that it would be
unjust to throw the responsibility Of delay upon his Ho-
Aid BRIoes considered there was no intention the
part of the Board to insult the Mayor who required nc
advocate in this Board The Mayor will, doubtless re-
ceive such committee with the courtesy and urbany
| of manner so characteristic of himself
/ AID HART Of opinion that such insult was in.
tended by the Board Of Assistants
Aid. CHARLIcK would vote against concurrence on the
| ground stated by him.
Aid. BRGGs would change his views and vote for
concurrence lest the Mayor may an insult
Aid CoNNoR would vote against the resolution lest it
The question on the passage of the resolution was
taken and negatved by unanimous VOTE So the
luton was non-concurred in.
The Board adjourned over.
BOARD OF AsslsrASTs This Board also met last even
ing N. PEARcE Esq., in the Chair. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved
matter Of paying Messrs. White Woodruff, agreeable
to contract for building nurseries Randals Island
made report in favor which adopted and the
| luton concurred in.
Papers from the Board Resolutions, &C. concurred ill.,
TO invite the members Of the Court Of Errors now in
servoirs SC Messrs. Gray Oliver and Gilbert appoint
ed committee to wait on them. That Joseph Decker
ha IF OF nicfvt Mate
That Gu Fountain be removed Captain of LIST District
Watch That D. L. Vansaun be removed from the Office
OF Captain Of 4th District Watch. Non-concurred in
| That Wm H. Guest be removed from the Office of Su-
perntendent of the Nursery Long Island Farms. That
be apontsd in ms n III,
Board in favor Of paying Robert Emmett ESQ., $780, for
services rendered the Corporation,
From sundry persons asking to have new cross walks
Police-The Board of Aldermen returned the Police
bill adopted last night with this amendment-That JUS
tice Taylor be stationed at the LIST District Police Office,
and Justice Merritt at the sd The ayes and
non -concurred in
Petition Referred-Of sundry persons against extend
| ing Albany street to Broadway
Tea Room--Thc Board adjourned to the Tea Room,
leaving the to chew theirpens provide their
| own suppers elsewhere.
derson to be Superintendent of Outdoor Poor G. B.
Corderay to be appointed Captain of the First District
Captain Fourth District Watch Laid the table. That
the several newspapers who publish the official reports
OF tms Board iuTnsh u with copies OF the papers
Resolution-That 9th street, west of Broadway, be
hereafter called West 9th street. and the Inspector be
directed to number the houses 9th Avenue Adopted
Papers from the other Board-Several nominations and
appointments Of Captains Of the Watch Department
received from the other Board and laid the table in
consequence of their being illegal. the Polio
Bill foTbddng their removal until others appointed
That the Superintendent of Repairs be requested to
complete the station houses as soon as possible. Con-
Cured in.
Resoltion-Thata Committee of three be appointed to
wait on his Honor the Mayor and inform him this Board
is prepared to call special meeting to confirm the
mination Of Chefof Police whenever he prepared to
make it. Adopted The Committee to consist of bessrs
Purser, Cornell and Gray.
Adjourned to Monday week. at six o'clock