The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17
Balance unexpended. =. =,

In order to meet the same annual allowance to the
City Northern and Eastern Dispe nsaries, it will re-
qure an additional appropriation OF S1,076 Adopted
Veto of the Mdyor-A message from his Honor, the
Mayor, with q cOmmun ication from the Comptroller
in relation to a bill of disbursing fees, amounting to
S67 81, of Willis Hail. Esq counsel to the corporation.
The payment of this bill the Mayor vetoed. Entered
on the minutes of the Board.
Railroad Inuitation-An invitation from the Direc-
tors OF the Paterson and Rsmapo Railroad Company,
to visit the opening Of the road on Thursday next.
Accepted.
in favor Of discharging from Eldridge street jail Geo.
Geeson, who has been detained there so days, for
violation Of corporation ordinance. He was unable
to pay the fine, and has thus been kept locked up
in jail Laid on ire table. 49,
Wriiiamsbnrgh Fsrry.-A remonstrsnce, signed by
1000 inhabitants of Wilamsburgh against
renewing the lease to the old essees Of the Williams
burgh Ferry Company. Referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
Election District PoHs-Resolved, That the poll of
the first election district in the 18th ward be held at
No PSI Sullivan street; second election district Of
the 14th ward at No AZ Prince street. third district
ofthe 4th ward No James, slip; sixth district Of the
18th ward be held at the house OF John Mason
Resolved That two gas lights be placed in front Of
the ward school house, in 18th street. in the 10th
ward. Adopted.
other Board for the stoppase Of the salary Of police
Charles Bloom, who it is alleged, has been ille
gally appointed by his Honor the Mayor Referred to
the Committee on Police Watch and Prison.
Resolved, That Edward Whitehall be appointed In
spector OF OF the first district OF the 18th
Adopted.
Resolved, That John j. Cram be appointed Visiting
Physician at the Penitentiary Hospital Adopted
Election Poll The election for the fourth district
ofthe 18th ward be held at the house Of VIM. Church
hill, No. 16 Br0ome street Adopted.
Petition Of 4. TsPurdy and others, to have Ludlow
street. from Grand to Houston, lighted with gas Con-
The Board then adjourned until next Monday
evening.
Board OF AUTOMATICALLY evenins.-The Pre-.
side mt in the chair.
Petitions Presented.-The petition of j. r. Living
ston and Others presented, asking for slip and
ferry privileges between CORTLAND and Spring streets
and Jersey city.
ed To pave Chatham row from Beekmsn to Ann
streets according to the plan proposed BY james PIN
sonspa ard The whole matter was referred to a.
propriate committee.
Reports adopted Reports adopted in favor Of
allowing the assistant physicians employed at the
Lunatic Asylum, salary Of $500 per year. In favor
Of allowing the Of property in Pine street, to
build sewer from Pearl to Nassau street In favor Of
building . sewer in 32d street, the Sd avenue 33d
street. avenue and S4th street to the East River
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS board reoonsidered the sub
ject Of granting the assistant physician Of the Lunsc
Asylum, $500 per year and on the question being
again taken the board refused to give the salary asked
BY q vote Of to 7.
Reports .adoped.-In favor of increasing the depth
of the slip front Of the Clinton country market In
Of regulating and grading 46th street. from the
Boomingdale road to 9th In favor Of fencing
vacantIots between 4th and Madison avenues and sd
and oath streets In favor Of regulating ana grading
44h street from Sd to 9th avenue favor Of rssuat
ing and paving sd street. between 9th and 18th ave-
nues In favor Of fencing lots 22d and 23d streets,
and I'd and 22d and oath streets. In favor
Of concurring with the Board of Aldermen In resou-
ton nding the tagging OF sidewalks on 10Th
street. between Sd avenue and Irving place, ana for
fencing vacant lots with ordinance to that effect
Report Of Committee on Streets in Board Of Alder
men favor Of granting permission to the New YORK
and Harlem Railroad Company to alter the grade OF
4th avenue, between 32d and 33d streets Report OF
Committee on Streets in favor OF concurring with
Board Of Aldermen, in resolution and ordinance, to
regulate and curb and gutter stones in Seth street.
between 9Th and 9th Same, In favor OF set
ting curb and gutter stones and tagging sidewalks OF
I'd street. between 7th and Sth avenues. Report of
Committee Streets in favor of granting permission
TO the New York and Harlem Railroad Company to
ley down rails in Canal street
Petition Of Thomas Cummings to extend the time
for completing his contract for grading 10th avenue
Bloomingdals road to seth street, till LIST Of Au
gust next.
Resolution in favor Of fixing the salary of the Su
periute ndent Of Lamps and Gas ut 1900 per annum
to take effect from the first day Of May, 1s4s. From
Board Of Aldermen; concurred in.
Several other papers received from the Board Of
Alder men and concurred in.
The Board then adjourned.