The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
Common Council.

NAO1lAV11VU, MIA i 10, 1Cl
Common Council.
BOARD or ALpERMrS.--Ths new Board held It's FIRST
regular meeting last evening
b. .JAcxsos, Esq. the President, in the chair.
The minutes OF the last meeting read and APP
proved N-efs
communication received from the Mayor, trans
hitting copy of map of Massachusetts forwarded by
the Governor OF that State to the corporation Of this city
Accepted.
Petitions referred-From inhabitants praying abate-
ment Of nuisance. at the Blood dock, 25th street.
From inhabitants asking to have 27th street graded
Also TO have grading in 9th avenue improved and
changed
Communication from City Inspector in relation to nui
sance in No. 81 Varick street. Referred.
From inhabitants Of Mott street. asking for free hy
drants
Ordnance for improving 10th street amended
Alderman PuRsER offered resolution to enquire into
the present condition Of the lunatcs Blackwells
Also favor Of preparing an ordinance in relation to
the Police bill that lately passed the Legislature
Mayor Hapemeyer-Ald HART offered resolution pro-
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to be placed in the Governors room.
Aid MEssERoLE considered sum of $3.50 sufficient for
the purpose proposed by the Alderman Of the 5th He
considered the sum of $500 too much.
Aid SroSEALL had objection pay any mark of
consulted be would consider the sum Of $500 too much
he had no objection to $780, but $500 would be too much
to give any artist
AID. MEsssRoLE-If Mr.. Havemeyer himself were con.
suited know him to be SO much Of an economist that
he would object to tho sum Of $500.
The ayes and nays ordered on the amendment
and resulted, ayes 8, nays7.
PRrsIpESr-The question is now on the resolution as
amended
Aid. PuRsER-somc few weeks ago, in the Board Of
Assistants appropriation of 81 900 given for this
purpose in the case Of Governor Bouck; and il was
strange now that they should in the of Mayor Have
meyer, refuse this sum of $500.
The resolution amended was carred-ayes 8, nays s.
a. Hackney CeseAss-An ordinance was read requiring
vehicles lettered. Adopted n
appointments nsineers-N T. Wilson and John P
Lacon, in place Of W. Wells Wilson and Owen W. Bren
nan, resigned. . ~ t...c
COMMUNICATION from the Street Commissioner, asking
an additional appropriation Of $780, for improving slip
The Board adjourned at O'Clock, after a session o.
about an hour
Board Or AssrsrANr ALDERMrS-Msy ls--Neil Gray
Railroad In Nc Combs Dam.-The petition of Messrs.
Bloomfield Boodgood and Others for permission to
sruct rilroad through Hudson st and 9Th to
McCombs DAM not having been acted upon by the last
Board prior to the expiration Of their term Of ONCE was
this and aSsng the
subject there every to believe that tho subject
will be fsvorably and speedily disposed Of the citizens
OF the west side having become fully sensible Of the i'm
porance Of the proposed road to the prosperity Of that
section Of the city. -x b. X.
Of five memhen, consisting Of Messrs Smith, Radford
Maclay Jackson and Dodd was appointed to report
Petition Of John F. Trow Co.. for payment Of bill
due by the Corporation for advertising Referred
Petition Of B. L. Wooley, for leave to continue the pre-
sent position Of his stoop in front Of his dwelling in Vesey
.qppropriation alton from the Comptroller,
asking for an appropriation of 100000 for the following
For payment Of interest on Revenue Bonds 8 1880
For redemption Of Revenue Bonds. 100000
For Coroner's Fees. ................. 1850
Total. =. . $4,000
izng the Comptroller to pay the rent Of Office Cnot
cee1ing $500 per ann for the of the Recorder until
he can be accommodated with in the City Hall.
School characterization in favor Of appointing Jo-
seph Rose Trustee Of the 4th Ward Public Schools
Collector Of Public Lands-Resoution in favor Of re-
peang ordinance authorizing the Comptroller to employ
person @ collect rents Of lands, &c Carried
i1nT the payment of $3.50 s. Bsrtios Esq., Clerk Of
the Aoard preparing journal of proceedings Of this
Resolution adopted in the Board Of Aid in favor Of ap.
pointing Special Joint Committee public buildings
Eighteenth Ward Police-Resolution in favor of lsas-
Ing suitable building for the accommodation Of the 18th
Sprins Street Basin-Commitee from the Street Com.
missioner and resolution in favor of making appro
Pration Of 5000 to deay the expenses Of further deepen
ing the basin at the foot of Spring It, Csncurred in
The Board then adjourned until Monday next
Police Intelligence.
Grand Larceny-A woman called Margaret Hughes,
ward charged with stealing purse, containing $50,
UeIonBluS 10 MI w m 0eetty, NO. Z4l MOu UIe0t On
searching this woman the officer found $40 Of the stolen
money on her person. Committed by Justice Taylor.
TED % psr;s;v:rng officers
females called Jane Hunty and Betsey Stewart charged
with stealing quantity Of dry goods and straw hats
they unable to give any satisfactory to the
officers Persons who have lost goods OF this description
s s IN e
street The women were locked up by Justice Osborne
SSieaIing a Cost-Thomas w. o'Brien was caught in
the act Of stealing coat belonging to Louis Babtist
Locked up by Justice Osborne.
arrested Sunday night charged with insulting females
in the street Held to bail for his good behaviour
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Watering Places.
LEBANON SPRINGs.-Ths establishment and delightful
watering place. has returned again into its old hands
will be seen by the advertisement in another column,
and viii be opened for the approaching summer by the
skilful and entcrprisng proprietor. The mountain
scenery Of Lebanon with the fine fresh arof this region
invite the traveller to nger in this beautiful spot
time longer than he originally intended The Shakers
in the immediate neighborhood also draw great crowds
to their curious exercises which, understand
are now again thrown open to the public.
SrorNoror another beautiful watering place, which
affords excellent opportunity for sea bathing and sum-
splendid and Sudus
ly by the United States Bank. in the days Of its glory
We recommend visiter to this elegant spot where they
ment
OLD PoINr CoMFoRT.--Who has not heard of the Rip
Raps Fort Calhoun Who has not heard of Old
Point Comfort II was here Old Hickory used to resort
the hot season. escape from the dust Of Pcnnsylva
mia avenues and here, now, Is opened beautiful
mer retreat for vsers, whore they may enjoy all that
and land ofcr-most delicious and most attrac-
live. This beautiful place is well deserving visit, and
svery accommodation be had which tho most astidi
ous viaiter can desire.
Superior Court.
Before a full Court.
MAY 16.-DEcIsIoNs.-Waits W. Worrsr.-Inqueh set
aside-no costs.
MacInfyre Cochrsne.-Judgment reversed
Dunn vs.. Rsed-Judgment reversed; case sent back
10 justice for q trial
Tieston ads. Bernard-New trial granted, costs to
lbde the event
Jones vs. Bieeeksr.-Judgment affirmed.
Fsyvers PeareeJudgmsnt for plaintiffs against all
ieendents, with liberty to defendants to make bill Of
exceptions.
Boyle SimysonNlotion TO set aside report Of re-
erces denied.