The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-18
Wooster streets, to and along Fifth avenue to Eish
traa fhanoa To nth

NUMBER Of trips per cay the price Tor conveying pas
sengers not to exceed five cents each, and the
lower part of the city to Grand street. three cents
Also the amount of bonds required for the faithful
what amount be paid yearly to the city
Resolution offered by Alderman ALIEN directing the
for medical services rendered to officer John Burley
injured at the Aston Place riot, while duty Refer
red to Committee on Finance and the Mayor.
District attorneys Safe-Aiderman ALLEN offered
resolution directing the Commissioner Of Repairs
pay 1867 for an iron safe furnished the District Attor
ney lin order to keep the valuable papers, in future
from visiting the North River) Adopted.
Resolution from the other board In favor Of widening
West etreet 100 feet into the river upwards Referred
to Committee on Streets.
1t now being lOh o'clock, the board adjourned to
O'Clock on Thursday evening next
BoAD OF ASSISTANT ALpERMEN.-Dec 1.-THE board
met at o'clock. The President in the Chair, and
quorum Of members In their places.
Petitions Among the petitions presented, were the
following
The petition of G. r. Cholwel and about 40 Others
praying the Common Council interfere against the
sale of articles Of merchandise by hucksters in Wall
street. Broadway and other principal thoroughfares
The matter was referred to the Committee on ordi-
nances.
OfBenjamin Brush and Others for the further extern
sion Of pier foot OF Carkson street. North River Re-
ferred to Committee on Wharves
OF residents on Thirty sixth street, between Ninth
and Tenth avenues, to have sidewalks tagged. Re.
ferred to Committee on Streets.
OF Sslters & Co, Stephen whitney and others for
permission to extend and repair piers and 10 East
Remonstrance against the proposed railroad In
Broadway, numerousy signed. This remonstrance was
referred to the special committee having the subject In
charge.
REPORTS Of the Committees.-The Committee on Ordi-
nances report In favor Of with the Board
Of Aldermen In the adoption Of or ainsnce to pre-
vent the selling fresh meats &C., In the streets Of the
city Report adopted
The Committee on Police reported In favor Of paying
N. Blunt $50 for counsel fees In defending two po
hcemen Of the Seventh ward: Adopted.
The Committee on Repairs and Supplies, to whom
referred the preamble and resolution in favor
continuance Of the arsenal In Centre street. reported
favorable to continuing the arsenal at its present loca
N he SiNt nj Or6ar a b0
printed
OF concurripg with the Board OF Aldermen to appro
pirate 81 COO for the purpose Of binding the books
septsd to the city, through Mons vsttsmare. This
Report Of the Sanitary Committee of the Board Of
Health asking to be from the further cons
medical services rendered the poor of the Eleventh
ward The services for which Dr. N. asks to be paid
rendered after the Board OF Health had discharged
the ward physicians. The bill amounts to 1882 90.
TIE report OF the committee accepted.
.o vi on ans sma IN favor OF Placing
ton and Thompson streets and also two In front Of the
Baptist church in Stanton street between Forsyth and
Chryste streets. On concurrence this board cencurs
he Committee on Finance report In favor OF de-
Quoting $500 from the rent Of d. r. Martin lessee Of
pier at the foot of Watt street, N. X. Adopted.
Committee Sewers. in favor Of concurring with
the Board of Aldermen In resolution and ordnsace for
sewer through Park Place and Church street Con-
Committee on Lamps and Gas, in favor Of lighting
avenues and Fourth susnus from iaath to isad streets
with gas: also the northery side of Beach street With
Committee on Salaries In favor Of concurring to in
crease the salary of George w. Hincs man. assistant
clerk and messenger In the Mayors Office from $500 to
5000 to take effect from the LIST November ls4s Con-
Report Of Committee on Fire Department In Of
s..p.%Ss snss o So for
one month. Concurred In.
nation to the Colored Orphan Asylum, Of an amount
sucent to their for regulating Forty
Committee Police, in favor Of concurriug In
luton to pay Nathaniel Jackson s45 for damages
in Rivington street, in March last. Conosrred in
The Committee on the Croton Aqueduct Department.
reported in favor Of concurring with the Board Of Al
dsrmen In resolution to appropriate ~ 600 to build
fountain In Bowling Green Concurred In.
COMMITTEES on.Lsmps and Gas, In favor Of lighting
Forty third street between Eighth and Ninth avenues
Committee on Roads in Of regulating and grad
ing Fifty nth street, from Tenth avenue to Hudson
COMMITTEES on Sewers Of this board recommending .
sud ordinspos for sewer i'm Thirty fourth strs.t.
Adopted Same committee, with resolution and ordi-
nance Tor extending sever In street 20
mittee recommending concurrence with the Board OF
Alderman In the resolution and OF dnance for building
avepue-concurrea In. Also for sewer In Lexington
avenue from Thrtisth to Thirty second
fifth to Twenty third street eoncurred in
Committee on Streets, recommending ooncurrence
to regulate and grade Thirty street. from Frat to
Second avenue coDeurred In. Same committee In Ia
Of regulating Thirty ninth street. between Third
and Fourth avenues concurrence, concurred In.
Committee Roads In favor Of opening the Fourth
avenue, from 10th to 1a6th streets adopted
Committee Streets, In favor Of paving Third ave-
from Twenty. eighth to Forty fourth streets-on
concurrence concurred in. Same committee In favor
Of regulating and grading Eleventh avenue from Forty
sixth to Forty eighth strsets-concurrsd In.
COMMITTEES ON sewers, In favor Of sewer In Second
avenue from Twenty ninth TO Thirty third street-on
concurrence In Also q In Lafay-
cite Place. from Fourth to Great Jones
The special COMMITTEES appointed to Investigate the
subject relative to the Of the Governors
OF the Aimshouss respecting repairs OF alnshouss
bui1dpgs having reported, and their reports having
been printed the subject was this evening taken up,
and the minority report adopted The resolution 80.
board Of Governors have full power under this act Of
the Legislature passed Aprile s4e make all Dsedfui
The amount required to repair the buildings and docks
Il $4,000 and the report plates requiring
the Governors to assume the responsibility OF the out
Committee On wharves. Piers, and Slips report In
favor OF compromising John Mullsan for two horses
lost 1t the foot Of Rivington street. price Of horses,
$40. On oopcurrenoe, this Board concur. Same
committee in favor of making appropriation OF 500
pier At foot Of Jefferson street Adopted. Also, In
favor Of deepening the p at the foot Of vsstry street,
the fost Of Twenty. third street, East river.
Committee Roads In favor Of altering the termi-
2, s1; and tss Of from
COMMITTEES on Sewers, In favor Of sewer In Fourth
avenue for one hundred feet north Of Twenty sixth
street On.concurrenoe, concurred In.
COMMITTEES on Streets in favor Of regulating grad
ing, paving and setting curb and gutter stonss, In
Thirteenth street, between First and second AVENUES
On oopcurrescs, concured In.
R,scisficns.-A resolution was adopted TO- Dag the
soutberly side walk Of Chanhsrs street. from Chatham
to Centre streets.
That the cross walk at the corner Of Broadway and
Amity street be repaired inmediately.
Resolved that the Harlem Railroad Company Dc re-
qsired TO lay down rails and their cars through
Park 70 the lower end Of the Park terminating In
the open space In front Of the Aston House Refsrrsd
TO the special COMMITTEES on railroads
Resolution to bavs waik In Maiden lane, be-
tween Nassau and William street, riaid forthwith
Adopted
That the Committee on pocs ~ requested 70 report
70 this Board IT early day the propriey OF employ
Ing chance men W OF sehnsss OF abssncs OF the
regular policemen fron duty Referred to Committee
on Ordinances.
TIE Batssy EnAures~eri.-It was to be hoped that
this sueston VS. put 10 rest last Monday evening
when the pesoletion TO give the contract to hl In
the batsssy 10 MIR Cophlin, at s27 600, vas voted
down bst appears that enough has not yes
been taid on the subject II vas introduced again