The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-25

avenue, south to Broadway, for the present
Accepted.
Grade of Pearl Street = Report and resolution
ogaIEst altering the grade of Pearl street. job
Thi,tieih Steet.-Report and resolution from tn,
Board Of Aldermen in favor of regulating sOth street
between Sth and 9th avenues. Concurred in.
1trenfy-fhird Strtet-Report nd resolution in favo
Of tagging space, feet wide in I'D street. between
Sd and 4h avenues. Adopted.
Fencing Yocant Lofs-Report and resolution, in
favor OF causing vacant lots in Goth street between
3rd and 4th avenues to be fenced in.
Pdrement If Eigbh .7penue.-Report in favor OF
paving the Sth avenue, between 9th and 43d streets
Adopted in concurrence.
Fourth apenue Report and resolution In favor OF
regulating 4th avenue, from 2Sth to 3Sth streets
Adopted in concurrence.
Sepent.enfh S,reet.-Report and resolution in favor
Of regulating and paving 18th street between the LIST
avenue and avenue A. Adopted in concurrence.
Fourth Streef-Report recomme ndng concurrence
gipg Of sidewalks in 4th street, between LIST and ~
avenues Adopted
Twelfth street-Report in favor of directing the
side walk the south side of l2h street betwee 9th
and l0t.l avenues TO be tagged. Adopted in concur
SD street from LIST avenue to the East River opted
in concurrence.
Nineteenih Sfeet-Report and resolution in favor of
paving l9th street. between 5th and 9th avenues.
Adopted.
Eastern Dispensa,y Report and resolution in favor
ofgraDting further accommodation to the Eastern Dis
pensary. Adopted.
Chief OF Pohce-Resoution from the Board of Alder
men, in favor of confirming the nom alton and reap
pointment of G.. W Matsen, Esq Chief of Police.
Concurred in.
Clinton Market Report in favor of erecting several
sheds at Clinton market Ccncurrsd in
Pier, No. 10, North irer-Resolution from the
Board Of Aldermen in favor Of leasing pier No 10
North River. to the Commissioners Of Emigration
Concurrtd in.
Ncc Court Ro0ms.-Rc solution in favor of recurring
the American Institute, Mechanics' Institute aud
Gallery Of Fine Arts to vacate The premises pied
by them. in order TO provide the necessary for
the holding Of the courts Concurred in
SehoeI appropriations -Resolution in favor of de-
Education. ConcuIred in
More Gas.-Report and resolution in favor of light
ing William King IIammersley, and Elizabeth streets
with gas. Concurred in.
Honor to Commodore Perry Resolution in favor of
rendering the thanks and Inequalities of the Corpora
ton and citizens of New York to Commodore Perry,
the oc md of his figate for their gaantry
&c. during the late with Mexico; also favor of
presenting the freedom of the city TO Commodore
Perry lasting testimonial of the gratitude and
pect Of its inhabitants. for his conduct while in
mand of the Cuff squadrSn Concurred in.
More StWcrs Report and resolution in favor of
constructing sewer in Roosevelt Chath rl, and Pearl
streets. Concurred in
RESERVOIR Square Report and resolution in favor of
lowering the grade of this square. Referred.
Receirer Of TdTeS.-Report OF finance committee, TO
whom was referred message Of the Mayor, and COM
munication of the Comptroller and referred to the
receiver Of taxes Action of the Board Of Aldermen
coDcurrcd in.
The Old .arsenal-Report in favor of applying to the
next legislature for the passage of law authorizing
the sae of the land occupied for arsenal purposes
bounded by Franklin, White Elm and Centre streets
CoDcurredin.
President of the Croton Water Board.-A communi-
cation from the Mayor announcing the death of James
A. Coffin Esq. President Of the Croton Water Board,
accompanied by series of resolutions adopted by the
Board of Aldermen, sympathizng with the family and
friends Of the deceased and deep respect ned
for his memory. Action of the Board of Aldermen
copcurIed
Ne,c York Decentralization offered in favor
of appropratng $4,000 for the relief of the surviving
volunteers, who have recently returned from Mexico
Laid the table
After acting upon other papers of minor impor
tance. the Board adjourned until Monday evening
next which will be the last general business meeting
previous to the annual recess.