New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board of Aldermen. d. MONDAY EVENING, Juiyj.
SPECIAL MEETING.

MosRis Fs,NyLiN. E-q Presiden. boz The Char
INvTATi0N The Bosri accepted sn invitation o attend
The Annual commencement NJ RrrgrRs rEfsLE lSsti-
rrrt on Friday I'm July. A. ~ al Rutger'st Church
M0Vty AND PsssENcERs.A petition was presented from
Nessrs Palmer Peters and others. sageOwners, % rea-
ION fo stand az the foot of Mhehs-streei, AL others.
tcv remars except kipp Brown. ete and sei away
all the passenger. ana me pe1oas'-' uo' ISM ~
other Referred 10 The Alderman and Assistant Of ihe
DfsprNs,sy. CouRr.RooN Sc-Ad Cro.us offered =
resolution o the effect a the the public building
of Essex M.RAEr vacated by The reuoya Of le jus
uce- Court. be- appropriated for the office Of e >upern-
erden 0f seer-and that the Eastern Dspensary which
has before psuuonef for additional room. be iocaed Do
he place 20 vacated oy the Superintendent OF streets
Seyrra medical b. were presented and referred. and
other private and minor Affairs disposed OF
AdM,Yv,RD lXNill then moved 20 sci aside The rules
for tbe purpose Ut tsSnr no the MAD DOGS tie offered
l.-.o1 ro f.e e-f.-t hs each zen be- empowered TO
sl 0ng dog be- may see running 10 he streets unmlxkei
i .-,,e ,s i,f.o,.r -6sf .t-d rros. their paih with
their mulzes 1nnuzz.ed. The Alderman remarked mat n
hs own Ward four persons had been bitten hy mad DO
within leN tsysoue bad died and tle other, were a'iei
Cor.ider,bs discussion was excited and n he midst Of
Ad. Hared moved ike following substitute em0oos 'ns
d system of Reward
'' tre '1' .'f .ara .'re f' .- '' ', r-lrr l1' i.
a 10 r- ,ar aaraa'-a ta iai ie-,ro, par- roo
.rt Ft Cent. 90 e' s 'o"i running o.e or ti fs, ' 'n
rb.. bro.. bt o,ii more warm debate
The Alderman of'he First or F. Dee Forc- observed that
the system ~ rewards under The existing Ordinance costs
from 90 go cents for every dog ALLIED The Al OF me
Third lMr SNauw0Ip "a strongly n favor of AID hai.
led'- 5cent RES. uuon bee thought 3D. cents ahead would
get All the bOys and make them Individually dog killers he
thought he Policemen should not bee required % rerio m
ana of meu-and Not 90 he dogs The Alderman hoped for
Ad Cro.n. opposed h. as teuch.nr the boys to be nun
derfys and commencing their temptations with doE- NE
drew picture of chilli ssyoulg A. b hhE pups N'n.
the streets and bringing them io li Honor e Dlhto' ott
fy cerfs ahead TIE Alderman observed that Dee believe
the Mayor bias fl power - ihe law now stands 10 ho
lef give hm the power .o employ sufficient tumoel Oh
carts and '-fs twice treble fie present number me-
csssary swARrwour hoped every uan woman aud
child might have authority 0 k and destroy all cannrs
Aher all the o0ccut resolution az gwen ABOVE was
nh ARsrv,t Gaor~o-A message wa. received from
the Comm--o of fie Land Office detailing procceii E-
a tb office of DE- secretary of state whereby ihe proposal
1i the Common CoIn. reported upon May 81 io lease "
tle CITY fle grounds now occupied by The ODD Arsenal
iort he sum ci S5oco. was qooer'ed
Mayor enclosing note from Maj Gen SANFORD, inviting
he Council to accept. he honors % M,RcHNc SAT- m
front of he Cry Han 0u the Fourth. lSee CiB inns
SteetR,priring. Nen D., &c.
PEasl-srA sewer j. requested here. from John 10 Fu
iou. To Committee on Roads and lna.,. 20.
CsNsL-sr.-Wan's ceaning.--Io the President oi ila
W,rfR-sr -Rero1.rance against the construction OF a
sewer ln Waierst between Depeyster and Maiden lane
Bso,DwAy.-A sewer is asked rhere, between Waiver
ly-plsce and ElghihsL To Road Committee
AyENUE D Prom ths to East River in sevenlhst a
sewer is asked. same reference.
TWENTY-sfxrH ST. Between Second and Third avenues
that Do be- regulated Adoptei-cOncuuence with ne Board
of Assistants.
ElcHry.rmgD-sr Petition FOR well and pump n
Fishiy-trd-st between Third and Fourth avenues Con
ions L. ScmrFrLtv-Tnstee Eighth Ward Public
SchooI rendered bis resignation. Accepted.
WsswNsroN MsRgCT-Ihe Finance Committee oi me
Board reported adverse leasing ground for bukhead, No
Al Washington Muke-iheY considering thar a the land
hereabout vii bee wanted for The accommodation OF he
huckster-' stalls. etc.
OssrRrcrfoNs The Committee on Police reported
against certain distinctions in Chatham and Catherine -
They were of opinion that The remedy lies with he Alder
man and Assistant Of the respective Wards recomnen ded
reference 10 them with poweraud asked 10 be discharged
from farther consideration Of the matter Acceped-con'
currence with Assistants
REvIsiNG TIE CRY ORDr' NNcEs-A report IN taV0f "
revising the City Ordinances presented accompanied
bv re-oufon that Theo p TOminsOu be directed t0 re-
wise said Ordinances and thai $50 Dee appropriated here
for Adurted-cOncueuce with the Board Of Assistants
CITY HALLfs Gas "A resolution that the C0urrOoms ard
passages OF the Guy Hall be lighted with gas was referred
10 Committee on Lamps and Gas.
RuRBisH kND HEALTH-Ad Htihed offered resolution,
which referred t0 the Comm tee on Cleaning STREETS 10
e effect that every house FOuueenh--t shall pro
vide itself with barrels tubs or boxes 90 contain all me rub
bish coal ashes sc Of the family uhahfing -ad house
these placed upon the Sidewalk 90 be taken away by The
suitable csns-and that all cases Of eshgence therein
shall be liable 10 nne ol 81.
CORPORATION NgwsPAPERs.-The COMMITTEES % whom
this subject referred. reported that they found eKpc-
dent 10 employ fNO OF the largest Daies Al annual
conprnfauou Of 500 apiece. Adopted. On motion Of
AID MAYNARD after considerable bother with ayes and noes
which stood alsys l3 TO p the C0mmecili .ideriner and
Eteniag Post were 80 designated.
The Board here toOA recess.