The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-30

ing Twentieth street, from First to Second avenues
with an ordinance therefor. Adopted.
Committee on Finance, In favor Of sondurrng With
the Board Of Aldermen in the ordinance to pay con-
tractors money due them. Concurred in
The Committee on Roads, In favor Requesting the
Eighth avenue from Fifty sixth to lOsth street Con-
CURED In Also. to mscadamize instead Of paving
sixth , avenue from Forty sscond to Fifty seventh
from Second to Third avenue. Concurred in.
The Committee on Sewers, In favor Of concusring
with the Board Of Aldermen in resolution and erdi
nance for SEVERE in Fifth avenue, from Twenty eighth
to Twenty ninth street Concurred in.
Of committee on Wharves, in favor Of concurrirg
with the Board Of Aldermen In resolution to grant
their privilege to build East street and grant the
wharfage to the persons so building. Concurrsd in
The COMMITTEES on Ferries reported IN favor CT grant
Ing ferry privileges to Captain Bliss. to q ferry
boat from the foot OF Sixteenth street. to Green
Point. for ten years, at 800 per year Adopted
communications from the Street Commissioner en-
closing estimates and contracts for regulating grading
and setting curb and gutter stones In several streets
Confirmed.
The Committee Police, Watch and Prisons in favor
of paying Martin Van Nosrand for injuries sustained
by him while aiding as policeman, in suppressiug .
riot In the Fret ward the 18th of August last The
report was adoptsd and $500 named as the ssn to DO
Payys from the Board Of .aider~en.--By concurrence
with the Board of Aldermen, the following
OF Electisns were appointed Lewis Teal Daniel Bow
ley Geo. Palmer, James English, WIN, L.. Shardlow, T.
Archibald ID. Cochran, aud Charles Fletchsr, Of the
Third ward Thomas + Sutton. of Seventh ward; Da-
MIL iiawisy OF Eighth ward; oratio Reed, Of rsntS
venth ward VIM Belts, Geo Merritt and Benz aua
Petit OF Sixteenth ward and Others All the appoint
mepts originated In the Board of Aldermen,
Several resolutions light streets with gas having
passed the Board of Aldermen up in this BoaId
for concurrence, and were referred to Committee on
Lamps ana tias
Resolved, That several lamps be placed in Market
field street, rs soon as practicable Concurred In.
This Board concurs with the Board of Aldermen in
the resolution To light Moth Moore street with gss
A resoluti, offered in reference to repairing
buildings under the supervision OF the
the Aims House. The resolution referrd TO the
Commissioners Repairs ana Supplies, who's to report
In ~ hnaIn ha 4Iinluf dawn
kcports Of Committee Streets In relation to paving
Twerty-sixh street. regarding Forty.second street,
grade of Thirty ninth, Fortieth, Forty first Forty
second Forty third AID Forty fourth streets and also
Of the First avenue from fhrty eighth to Forty fourth
street paving the seventh avenue regulating and
grading Seventies nth street between First aad Second
avenue paving Fortieth street All referred TO Com
mttec on Streets Of this Board
Resoiati.ns - hat Crosby street, between Howard
To extend Pier No IS North River, 500 feet. Re-
ferred TO Committee on Wharves Piers aud Slips
Assistant Alderman sruErEvANr offered preamble
and resolution IN relation to railroads The following
II thU resolution
Resolved. That 1t be referred special committees
TO inquire into aud report upon the exp.diency aud
propr'ty 81 memorialisiDg the Legislature t. grant
psrnssion TO the Common Council Of this city to
order and direct the extension or widening OF West
street into the North River the Battery up ward
to the extent of - feet in order that Sufficient room
may be- THEREBY aoreed to said roads
into the part the city for the convenience OF
the trsusbipmept OF produce brought thereby
The resolution with preamble which prefaced 1t,
was adopted, aud Nessrs sturteyant, Chapman, aud
DennsD we've Spp.inted said committee
hesolved. That the Commissioner of Repairs end
Supplies be requested 10 report to this board the
amount OF appropriation necessary to pay for posts aud
chains around the grass plats in the Battery similar
to those now erected in the Park Adopted
Resolved That all expenses hereafter in cured for
repairs TO the prisons aud other buildings Ia charge Of
the Governors OF the Aims Hou.e be charged 10 the
account OF the raised for aims house and prison
purposes Adopted
Resolved. That the Commissioner Of Streets be d.
rected forth@ith to place Brosiway, Cedar Temple,
and Thames streets In repair around the cite OF the
late City Hotel. Adopted
Adjourned Till Monday evening next at o'clock.