New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
OFFICIAL
Z liza L.
MONDAY. Nav 81. 1911

and Thirty. ffh between Seventh and Eighth ave-
uues To Committee on streets by the same-Oi
owners 10 the vicinity against the basin II North Moore
and Beach IS being dug out To Committee on NharVts
Peffioas BY Assistant AID Mckug ht-Of Robert
Dillon and others. tor = sewer In MuusysL To Com
uttee on koads and Canals hy Assistant Ald IHiil-
s0n-Of Henry Storms, Commissary General, 10 have
Sxy.hfth It opened from Third 20 Fifth avenue. To
Committee On streets..--.By Assistant Aid. AAen-Oi
:. D. Bellows snd others. t. have Engine Co. No. 80
(Vsnckst) rtinststed To Fire Committee. by As
sistsnt AID Jackson-O r. w Merriam, for payment
OF bill due the ate DR.. Sargent To Committee on n
By sAmc-Ot DR.. Sears for medical servces
To same. By Assistant AID Jsmisou-Of the Rector.
&c Of ngloAmerican Free Church, for extension OF
time 10 perfect title Granted BY Assistant AID
Cumming-Of owners of property 10 the Bowery be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth sts Tor the extension OF
the contemplated SEVERN Eleventh-st To Committee
on Streets. By same-Of James X. stout and others,
that the Croton Water be carried Tenth avenue AS far
Forteth 81 To COMMITTEES Streets. By same-O
John Brady and others that al lots between Eighth and
Tenth avenues and Thirty and Fofueth sts be
fenced Ia. To Committee on streets BY sane-Oi
H0rauJ MOtt and others 10 have Hammerslcyst hghed
with gas. To Committee Lamps and Gss.--.By
same-Of George Griswold and others, Committee OF
the Association 10 improve the condition OF the poor Tor
permission visit the children At the Nurseries, &c.
with resolution to that effect To Committee on Chart
ty and Aims
Rep9ris BY Assistant, Aid. Jam.on-Oi the Finance
Committee recommending concurrence as 20 the du-
ties, Sc. of Mayors CLERK. Adopted by Assistant
Aid. AeuOt the Committee on Lamps and Gas, in favor
OF lighting Columbia and Lewis sts. with Adopted
....Ol Joint Committee Fire Department that $50
extra be- appropriated to complies Hook and Ladder
Truck Adopted go. BY Assistant Aid. Clsrk-Ot
Committee on Public Ofcts &c In favor Of coDcurring
10 let part OF East basement old Aims House Ia tne Park
70 tine Commissioners OF Emigration Adopted
C0DImHaicafioRs-From the Controller. showing that
the appropriations to- the expenditures OF the year were
sls2o4f4. OF which S10'o'i 10 has been eNpendea'
leaving with S4 600 unapprOprsted, the sum OF sO9l
$40 90 The communication i In accordance with the
requirements OF the revised ordinance and presenting
the usual financial statement Laid the table 10 be
fha Efr,asf ffuunff
changing names Of Assessors. Adopted From His
Honor the Mayor a. to the extending &c OF Niliamst
dissenting to the appointment of different periods Tor
/ such Laid on the table 10 be printed.
From ne Board Of AidTmeu.-Report OF the Commit
tee stating that they have selected site on Randals
Island Tor the erection OF the Nursery Buildings TO con
sst Of eight buildings 100 10 200 feet apart the centre
building 10 have room for a chapel school rooms base
for houses &c aud perhaps apartments for
the superintendent and iamily authorizing the Com
mittee 10 propose Tor estimates sc. Concurred in.
To refer removal pump corner West Eghieenthst snd
/ Tenth avenue 10 Alderman aud Assistant with power.
Concurred In.
Resoliions- by Assistant Aid. Coger-That David ?.
Arnold bc appointed Inspector OF Election IhId DIS
trict Seventh Ward. in place OF James c. Lightbody,
resigned. Adopted Assessments for opening Madi'
sonsquare. Coneurred in Do for regulating Thirty
/ second Il from Fourth to Eighth avenue.
/ C0mmHHioafi0H-From Clerk Common Pleas asking
Board Assistant Aldermen room in which 10 hold Court
I To the President OF the Board with power.
. Resolutions by Assistant AID. Cumming-That John
Baysrd be appointed Inspector OF Election Fourth Dis
Sixteenth Ward place Of lssac R. Cole resigned
Thomas Cumming Jr Third District sixteenth Ward
10 place Of + Dean, resigned Adopted. BY As
AID Ciark-Thst the petition for In Eighth
be taken from the es and referred 10 the Com
rnittee on Roads and Canals Adopted
IlrRafi0H-To attend the Quarterly Visitation Of In
sttuti0n for Deaf aud Dumb Tuesday eth June. Ac
| cepted
alphabetically Assistant Aid Coger-Of VIM. Trus-
low 10 purchase lot Fiithst and second avenue To
Committee on Finance.
Resolutions BY Assistant Aid. Alleu-Thst A. 6. Ia
brssey be appointed Inspector Election Third District
Eighth Ward Ia place OF yde removed from theWard
ADOPTED. BY Assistant Aid. Carolsn-Ihst the Pres
dent OF the Aqueduct Board report the number OF own
ers or occupants OF dwelling houses In each Ward that
pay rent for the CrOon water and the amount paid To
each Ward. Adopted. By Assistant Aid. schultz-
That A. w GoOdsll be appointed Inspector Election
second District sixth Ward, In place OF J. B. Iayler
resigned Adopted
Tue ordinance giving the appointment of officers
. In the Ams House aud Penltenuary departments 10
I the Mayor and Common Council reconscered, and
amendments offered that the officers and agents Of
the Aims House shall be appointed By the Committee
Charity and the Aims House and the officers and agents
OF the Penlleutary, &c now appointed b the Commis
4 siOncr Of the Alms-hJuse by appointed by the Com
miltee on Police, Watch and Pnsons-the Commissioner
OF the Aims House % have power 10 suspend any on said
officers for and report 10 the Committee by whom
the matter shall BE- investigated, &c. Adopted.
Assistant Aid Gray moved lha, the stated meetings Of
I the Board be hereafter once fortnight Adopted.
Adjourned TO Monday, June u, al o'clock.
From the minutes RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs- MoHdGy-His Honor
the Mayor in the Chair. The Board met in relation
the subject OF fixing tie salaries Of Judges of the Supe
nor Court and Court Of Common Pleas under the new
Constitution
AID MeElrath, chairman of the Special Committee
made statement showing that on organizing the SuPe
nor Court ia ISIS the salaries OF the Judges we're
fixed at $500 each beside certain fees Of ONCE Inese
fees the last three years have amounted 70 oyer 49,
per Annum making the salaries upward Of sioOO eacn
Toe business Of the Court yearly increasing as
by the, fees In the year May ls45 they amounted
10 be- divided among the three judges 10 sf%V' 70
Msy ls46 a. GO and 70 May l-fI, so2il
Inc sum received in this way y the three Judges OF
f The Court OF Common Pleas. aid Mex saic, during
,b Last wear was 900 All fees, under the new Con
s,itution must be paid into the City Treasury.
the subject Of salaries the Committee arc not pre-
pared With any specific report
AID Meseroe DESTROYS that the Committee should
name some amount After some Little consersation-
/ AID McEraih o-=red resolution that the salary Of
the Jadses u the superior Court be nxed a, "a 90 per
annum each and OF the Common Pleas ~ $3.50 per
annum esch Th- Legislature, ne said have thought
proper u tx the salaries of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court al s250 bu he thought the amount very made
qrz;e.
AID. Croigs amesdei TIE resolution OF AID. McEirsih
By axins the salaries Of Judges OF Superior Court ~
$500 and ui tte Common Pleas AZ 500.
AID OAysr farther amended ~ nNing the Superior
Court salaries A. 000 Aad The Common Pleas a. - 800
Iuis IVES opposed BY AID Franklin, who made elc-
qaeE. remarks the propristy OF giving 10 Judges
such saares as vii Command me services OF gentlemen
worthy Of the high position.
TIE amendment OF AID CrOiius fixing the salaries for
Superior Court a. $500 and Common Pleas al s 90,
was finally adopted.
~ We learn from the Gazette & TINES that
The srempt msde Saturday AilcrpOOn, BY the Cor
neiius Vanderbilt % pass the Thomas Powell en-
ursy unsuccessful When The Vanderbilt made twenty.
t~O Of the wheel and the Powell twenty four they
were closa msfch bat the Powell struck OF twenty.
f0gr and half and thar eft the VANDERBILT, from Guar.
Ter % aai nils II tas distance