The New York herald., 1846-06-30
Common Council.

JUNE 20 BOARD ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-NEIL
Petitions-Of owners Of tho packets plying between
this city and Providence R. L. for bulkhsad the fool
OF Maiden Lane. Referred
OLA r. r. sandbourne, to be appointed wegher OF
merchandise. Granted.
Of Garre storms and Others to have 10th street, be
tween the 9th and 9Th avenues regulated, Sc Refer
red
OF Richard Mortimer. and others, to have Blooming
gravclled. Referred.
OF sundry persons for the construction Of sewer in
South William street. Referred.
of sundry Of property, to have sunken lots
42d street between the 5h avenue and North River, fill
ed up Referred
OF sundry persons in relation to the awning posts IN
Nassau street Referred
OF ffremen to- have the bell in st. Marks Church runs
in cases Of fire. Referred
OF Martin NJ Morse for bulkhead at the foot of Des
brosses street Referred
Renonstrances-Of John Jacob Astor, against the
widening Of Thames street. Referred
OF the Ninth Ward Temperance Society, against the
erection of booths and sale Of intoxicating liquors around
Reports Of Committees.-In favor Of causing the re-
movBl of the old wooden building the foot Of White.
hall street used by the United States revenue Off.
In favor Of allowing Frederick steinman to redeem
certain property recently sold for unpaid taxes. Car
In favor Of constructing sewer in 3Oth street. from
Madison avenue to Bloomingdale road. Adopted
place, from Barrow street Sixth avenues also from the
sixth avenue to McDougal street. Carried
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ation to the action and views Of that body the subject
OF widening Thames street, stating that they should
make no opposition to such project in case Of effort
being made to effect such an object
.another Official in 7rou1le.,A communication was
Pavements with appropriatng public property, or the
proceeds thereof to his own The subject Vas re-
RasiSrd to spscsi aud Sy o.
Petitions sundry persons to have the bell in the
OF fCharles Watkins and Others for a free hydrant in
Carmine street. near Bleecker. Referred
paving h ys; e ssA o s1ss as,ed ssd
iavor OF tagging side walk in 10th street. between
7th and 9Th avenues Adopted
In favor Of tagging side walk in 18th street, from
In favor Of granting permission to the New York. AL.
posts in the Eighth avenue, Bank street, washington
street Rector street and Wall street. to the Merchants
In favor Of regulating pawn. al.. .s.e.. sa sa.
7th to the sth avenue. Adopted.
In favor Of regulating Madison avenue, between the
In favor Of paying the bill Of E. Sherlock, amounting
to $7o4 for articles furnished for the city prison Adopt
In favor of paying the bill Of D. Geary. amounting
$25 oo alleged to be due for services rendered street
Resolutions-In favor Of authorsng the Comptroller
to lease lots Nos and 10 Of the Long Island Farms
til October ls47 at an annual rent Of $780, being $3.50
for lot No. and 5000 for lot No 10. Adopted.
In favor of making arrangements with the Of
pier foot Of Delaney street. the landing Of the Grand
gress Of certain and that are
about to be made at the Grand street Carried
In favor OF appropriang and depositng the credit
Of the Board Of Education $29l4 deray 81
extra work performed in the school in the st
ward also for the purchase Of four lots of land
In the 10th ward, upon which to erect new school
Carried
In favor of requesting the superintendent to report in
what state he found the books entering upon the du
ties OF his Office. Adopted.
In favor Of empowering the Alderman and Assistant Of
the 5th ward to lease suitable building for
ton house than the occupied by the police OF
the beforc-named ward, at expense not exceeding
$500 per annum Carried
In favor of causing New street to be lighted with gas
Adopted.
In favor of nquring into the expediency Of ntroduc
ing baths into the city prison, for the Of prisoners
confined therein. Carried.
In favor of requesting the street commissioner re-
port the number and character of the contracts made by
him since entering upon his duties. Carried.
In favor of calling tnat part of Troy street between
the sth avenue and Greenwich street, Abingdon
Place" Adopted
In favor of causing Broadway from l4h to 2st street
to be lighted with gas. Adopted
Inritafions-To witness the ceremony of laying the
stone Of new synagogue in Wooster street. be-
tween Spring and Prince streets. Accepted.
To attend the seventh annual exercises of the pupll
Of Rutgers Institute. Accepted.
To attend grand military parade and salute in the
Park the 4th Of July. Accepted
After acting upon some unimportant papers received
from the Board Of Aldermen the Board adjourned.