The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-23

Common Council. w W.
jar A-BoARD OF ALDvnMkN.-This Board met ON
Monday evsning-ths President, Alderman FaAsxLsr,
proved An Invitation from the Board of EduoAtion
and accepted TO present vt the open
q s5ss n ss s
Of the "Voysgs round the World" on the 18th Inst
Several petitions received. and were sppro
Rspc,n :, In favor Of sppropristus $1,000 for the
LIST Fsbruary.- In favor Of
1874 for ike purposes, !. 18th ward for the use Of
A co@munio.tion vss reosivsd from DR.. Kelly, In
rsstion 10 the appointment Of female nurses In the
Psnitsptiary q Referred. y - s.ie .saI.4I
CoDmtses on Laws for sstsblish,s ordinances i'm
posing dDs Of 50 on housss opposite which ofsl and
dirt throw on the stresrs. Adopted.
IA very excellent Law + d. I
Reports In favor Of erecting sewer In 3Tth street
IN favor Of paying william smith sum Of 81 POS %
the sssnues Adopted
In favor Of spprepriasns sum OF $500 towards the
support 81 the House OF Industry and Home OF the
In favor Of extending the piers ct the foot Of Watt
Communication from the Comptrollsr In relation to
the payment Of the contract OF the Mess atlsr and
Grespmsn for cleaning streets, sx Alderman Ssoneall
declining to act - trustee for the OF the Ia
borsrs' work Referred
From Street Commissioner in favor Of sppropriatns
Referred 80 - - '-'' '''N''
Pap~s from the Bosrd of .q..istants-Ths report
by this Beard in relation the city char
ter was taken up ana motion TO adhere TO the ori.
ginsi report of the Board OF Alderman was lost.
motion for concurrence was then made.
aid not believe that tn. same should be
given to the Second ward the Twelfth because of
NOT keeping In view the ratio Of population 1t
not republican doctrine, and he was opposed to 1t.
The question on concurrns was taken and carried.
Ayes III noes g.
RESOLUTION OF Aseistsnt Alderman Hubbard, from
Board Of Assist.nts favor Of furnishing each mem.
Laid on the table.
Resolution adopted In favor Of employing additional
aid IN the ofAce OF the Common Council.
MINI an New York - Resolution In favor Of sending
ON to Warrington Ave nanbers from each board, to
CONFER with our and heads Of depart
~snts 1t on tho subject Of establishing
Alderman MoKNicHr was opposed to the adoption
OF TINS resolution 0entlemsn would go on to Wash
He moved to amend by making It imperative on each
member to pay his own expenses daughter He
undsrtood that $500 Of the peoples money would be
ington; and 10 bad no doubt but those gentlemen in
lobbying with their representative would spin out
the time up TO the period Of the inauguratsn Of the
Aid DowrINe could NOT see the motive for suoh op-
position to the resolution, matter that vitality
concerned the interests Of the city unless was that
to go themselves (Roars Of laushtsr.) ,-f
Aid McKnIoHr-k that IL intended ~ q slap Ut me,
have only to s.y, would not 60 Il were invited,
did mot even go 70 Boston, or any where else other
gentlemen haa done. Va :.
Alo. DowrINo-l must contradict the gentleman,
ne slludes to me. did not 90 to Boston.
The motion for striking out and amending was put
ana iost Ayes A, noes TO- The original resolution
was tneA put ana carried. Ayes 10, noes 4.
RESOLUTION that Augustus Purdy be appointed Com
missioner OF Deeds In place OF stephen Brophy who
It y alleged docs not reside In the county.
On motion to refer. f..r. fl.g5
AID MAYNARD opposed It, on tho ground that Mr.
Bropny did not reside In the county
AID GRAY was In favor Of referring, and was sup.
ported BY si-a ataf adgrl 900 sfs ..|s .I1
Aid. FITzoERALD, who remarked that Mr.. Brophy 70.
eided In New York city. To 49, I'D
Aid. MAYNARD-Ths gentleman IL mistaken Mr..
Brophy moved to Brooklyn in October and In allowing
him to retain the appointment while resident out Of
his bsnds ofscsilv In go. ~ Mortcsce nno. mo-
pertv n illsosv n.ssnr throuoh his Ssrds h vanid
tend to Affect the yadity Of tite And the verv home
sts Of nsrt,ss - '-'' '.~ 'A' Wy A'AA'-