The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-31

BoAap or AIpsnnrx-A special nesting Of this
board called last evening" the frssidsnt (Aldsrnan
quorum being present the mioutss Of the previous
meeting were read and approved
sensed and r. srrsd 70 their rssps Give Committees
communication was received from the Presidens Of
Sn w.r n,a nc snS pon
was referred to the Committee on Croton Aqueducs.
Several reports from different committees we're then
communica,i,n from Joseph Nsvlor and Co,
garding the present condsn Of Broad street. was 70.
ceived and referred to the Street Con missioner
report from the Special Committee. appointed to
examine Into the conduct OF the keeper Of the pen.n
son, ordered TO lie upon the tabIa.
rhn report states thss no especial avorsm has been
allowed to these parties and tina, they dealt With IN
Aid HAmr submitted resolution In f,vor Of new
drmPrs" pi.c: being ordered within the boundaries
oil the nrst and third wsds which was. aer consi
dorahls discussion adopted.
A motion w.s here made to take recess for thirty
said that II was nicut to 6 The members Of the
Board together sftsr temporary separation" The
Some other traog matters were then disposed Of and
the Sergesntat Arms was dispatched to bring In thu
members Of the Third and Thrteenth Wards. who had
lett somewhat summariy. recess waa then taken,
J,urned
BoAsD or AssrsrAsr ALDsaMEs. March soth.-Na
thsnel pesrce. ESQ, President, and quorum Of mem
beIs present
The minutes Of the last meeting having been read and
approved, Mr.. Qnacksnbos presented petition Of
James Moore and others for a we'll and pump in Fifth
street rec n near 9th Avenue Referred 49,. ~
members Of the Reformed Charch Msnhattshvins, for
relief from taxes. Referred.
ofconcurrng with the Board Of Aldermen in the ad0p
ton ct resolution auhorisng tho conjunction OF
In Rutgers Place, Monroe street, from Clinton TO
Jefferson street Coucurrsd in.
memorial from r Q stuyvesant. Esq proposing to
PURPOSE Of making Ruo Place 10 e. wds wa. re-
ceived and resolution IN favor Of directing the Comp
trollsr to attend to the execution OF the necessary pa
Report OF Crotou Aque duct Committee Of the Board
Of Aldermen and revolution in favor OF directing the
Comptroller to pay Cahl the Of $40 for injuries
sustained by his horse and carriage tn. aSn Decem
Der last consequence OF hole in the street being left
open Concurred in.
Report Of Committee in favor Of removing pump from
the front Of premises No 26a Stanton street Referred
to the Alderman and Assistant Of the ward with power
Report and resolution in fvor Of paying the bill Of
Tor services rendered at one Of the station hous
Report Of the Special Commute Of the Board Of Alder
men, to whom was referred the petition Of certain per-
tain persons fer permission to construct elevated rail-
the probe to leave with Street Commissioner
plan Of the proposed road that all interested IL the
and BE- heard in the maer na.nuch Is was ons Of
great importance to the public, and especially to
the owners Of property on the proposed line. Concur
Resolution in favor of setting apart the end Of pier at
foot of Hammond street for the exclusive Of steam
boats navigating the Hudson river. Referred.
Resolution in favor of deepening the at the foot
Ct Broad street, also the Of Spring Re-
ferred.
Revolution in favor Of making donation of $50 loads
OF street manure to put on the ground around the ns
tuition the Blind. Carried.
Resolution in OF lighting 10th street, from the
Bowsry to Avenue D, with gas. Carried
Resolution in favor Of notify ring the New York Gas
Company to lay Down main pipes in Chrystie Forsyth
Eldridge, Allen Essex and Orchard Streets between
Division and Grand streets, also IN Hester between
Bowery and Division streets and having tn light
ed with gas. Carried.
Mr. RosxRrs presented resolution in favor OF adver
Using for proposals to light Columbia street between
Grand and Houston streets with camphine gas, mas
much as that street mserably lighted and considered
inc I'M well worth trying Tor limited period
which he had reason to believe would not Referred
After concurring with the Board Of Aldermen in
papers Of little interest," the Board adjourned until Mon.
day evening, the 18th Of April next.