New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

IA 70 the bes. o. relieving Broadway the CON-
mltiee say, that The evil complained Of 10 very great 10
rapidly Increasing, and requires an immediate remedy
Railway had been proposed, 10 be elevated and s1s-
pended In he air not ~ interfere ia passengers
carriages Passengers might thus b partially provided
for and some Of the omnieu.ses DISPENSED with bat the
elevated railway could take heavy freight. Cars
would rather Increase The pressure Of travel and they
wo, irure property
The Committee propose he only real remedy, ~
make another BroacNsy To 30 'his Two routss were
propCsct-oneto continue WesRrosdysy, foch Tn ough
College Pace III wout term IN Greenwich st. and
DoTih, through sureus-st 70 Warrington square
Tho other plan % widen Church p AM CONTINUE Il
south through Trinity Psce Morrls-.t ard north e
co meet Il With wooster Thu- an Avenue would he
opened from Morris Union Psce Desriy a. straight
and nearly vide as Broad~ay
suggestion had been made az 70 widening Eirnst and
snltng r. 10 Ch1nbers-si. out the Committee think Il
would not % much towSrd erscting The Jet invev
II the West Broadway route adop;et. snd eouin-
sed In sfrsht lire 70 Gresnwich-s Il would meet Il a;
The iltersecon Of Fulton. Tie principal pressure Is
tween Futon and Wal. The terminus (sou;h) Is too
remote from Broadway 10 have the desired effect Car
ragss and passengers must have access 70 the
avenue.
The southern terminus must be as sr down g Thames
st. and 70 Broadway
The other end Of the west-Broadway route would be
WRshlngtonsquaIe. and II could only be continued BY
opening street through that square The time Is
when all Of Broadway, south q Uaion-squsre will be TOO
much crowded.
The route through Wooster and Church s Is approved
o. II may terminate, south at Thames, Rector Nor
ris ssbui a step from Broadway-aud have a spacious
landing psce with stand for cabs &c To the north,
Wooster terminates at Seventeenth and be con-
tnuec, without obstacle, thr0Egh the Island. ~ contn
uGton Is In line With Msdson-ay aud the north side Of
Madison square.
From Fourth-st. past Washington square in front Of
the University wooser.st 70 s terminus 70 sufficiently
spacious, and one OF the best In the City.
Where widening IS necessary Is proposed % 90 80 on
the WEST SIDE Of the streets Very few valuable buildings
on tina, side through the whole extent Of the route Al
all the houses small. decsyed and almost worth
less All the public buildings. churches, &c. are on the
side OF the route excepthe African and French FRO
Churches In part Of the City could so exen-
improvement be made at so little cost The prop
ery on the route will be greatly increased in value, aud
the Committee think that good of the City requires
that the Improvement be made without delay.
The Committee offered the following resolu'ien, which,
with the report adopted
ResOiIed, That the plan Of opening continuous avenue
parallel with Broadway by connecting and widening
Lumber and Church sts and uniting them with wooster
be referred the Street Comsoner 70 make the usual
publication for objections, end 20 cause proper map Of
proposed route to be made Tor the use OF the Common
Council
YoTE OF CEssuRE OK AID. PuRsEB-Afer very lerg
debate, the following resolutions reported and signed by
AID Lawrence Maynard, DE Forest and Meserole were
adopted, al eleven at night, by vote Of : 70 4:
J. Rssolred That the charges made by Alderman Pur-
ser 10 this Board ,ganst Dr. Reese Resident Physician
~ Bellevue on the 9Th of Sept last relative 20 the sale
and disposal OF dead bodies A. Bellevue have not been
sustained by semhlance OF proof
2 Resolr6d That the present Resident Physclan AZ
Bellevue has the uudminshed confidence OF this boaIn
in his capacity and fidelity as public oihcsr ana me
public be assured, that during bis administration no
corpse has been taken from the Hospital except Tor inter-
I ment -,
s. Rsoired That these resolutions he published in the
official reports Of the proceedings OF the Board IN justice
Dr. Reese who has been vTonguy accused In the pre-
misses.
The Reporter left the Board in session between eleven
and twelve at night