The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-07
Com mon Council.

DFc. 6-BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALpERMES-Ths Presi-
dent in the chair
Gayler and many others directing the New York and
Harlem Railroad Company to huilda bridge at the in
to enclose their track the Fourth avenue between
saith and e2d streets. The railroad company having
ttion presented to compel them TO do so forthwith
Referred to special committee.
Petition Of the Hudson River Railroad Company, for
lease OF Clinton country market ground, &C.. at the
oot OF Canal street Adopted, and leased at rent of
Petton of DR.. E. T. Nichols for pay for medical
services during the cholera, in the 18th ward The
amount Of the bill was $SS2 &C. Referred to the FL
nance Committee.
Resolution in faver of laying cross walk at the inter
section Of Greenwich and Chambers streets Adopted
Resolved that the side walks in Downing street,
south side from No SO to a. be tagged aud curb and
gutter set. Referred to Committee on Streets
:. Also that Leroy from Hudson to West streets, be
lighted with gas Adopted.
License 10 sea Fresh Meat RESOLVED, that so much Of
the city ordinances obge persons selling resh
ID other places than public markets, to pay ten dol
Resolution In favor OF building pier at the foot Of
2sth street, Last River Referred to Committee.
le7thsteets between the Sd and 4th avenues and on
the Attn avenue from 124th to 1920 streets Referred
Resolved, that the cross walks at broadway and AS
tor place, be relaid forthwith Adopted
Report Of the Committee on the Fire Department, In
favor OF furnishing hose carriage for hose
pany. No H. Concurred In from the other Board.
Report concurred in from the other Board, In favor
OF building the pier the north side OF pier No
~ North River, in place Of building 1t at the end Of
The Jackson street Ferry This Board conquered
with the Board Of Aldermen in the change OF location
OF me Jsekton street ferry TO Brooklyn. The ferry
will hereafter from the foot Gouverneur street.
instead Of Walnut street as heretofore.
hs1ief To- Utdow.-Report for concurrence from the
Beard Of Aldermen In favor OF granting donation of
$50 Mrs Ann Lynch, widow Of Thomas Lynch, po-
ncempn Of the Fourth ward who died from the sfscts
Of injuries received in the discharge his official duty
Adopted
Wofcr stoek-A communication from the Comp.
pnrp0 mt nis fort a
peton OF the extention Of the Croton Water Works,
on the lire of the Third avenue and that such
be raised by the issue Of water stock to that effect
The above has already passed the Board Of Aldermen
IL was referred to the Finance Committee.
LOT favor OF paying ssi to DR.
7Ih ward station house. Referred to committee.
Communication from Street Commissioner. sppli.
cation Of The joint of pier % the Of
Beskman street East River to have the end Of
rsd pier rebuilt agreeing to pay half the expense
thereof Concurred in with the Board Of Aldermen.
Report and concurrence with the other board on Pc
ttion 81 the managers IF the Home for the
fer relief 81 assessment.
Report and Concurrence for alteration and gra
81 the Eighth avenue from Fifty street TO One
Hundred and Fourteenth street
Resolved. In concurrence with the other board, d.
rtctiBg TIC otos walk In Rector street at the intr
ticn with Broadway to be relad Adopted
Resolved In concurrence that the III erty pole be
moved rom the of Broad and Pearl streets the
same being inteoure and dangerous to persons passing
by. Adopted.
a Monument Mao, General tTorfh, and otheys-A
preamble and resolution concurrsd in, from the
other beard to memoriase the Legielature an
propriation sufficient to erect monument TO the
memory 20 Major General Worth and others in Green
wood Cemetery.
Received In concurrence directing the lighting Of
Nilism street between beekmsn ana Chatham streets
With gas. Adopted.
Ieiition conourr,d in from the other Board for the
rcnumbcrpg q taSt Fourteenth street between nj
yefsity Place and kifth avenue
RsIert copcurred In In favor Of lithngraphing aps
q The common lands Of the city and appropStng 800
therefor.
Report from the otbor Board in favor Of sllorin
Tobias Boudnot $3.50, IN settlement tor judgment
aud eots obtained against him by Peter W. Christie
lerg discussion on the concurrence took place
which reeulted In the report being referred
The .fneEsd Charge Of COfrnpif0n.-Tbe report from
The committee appointed to investigate certain ae gsd
charges bsviBL been circulated against certain Mem
h'rs Of toe Common Council suspected Of bribery aud
corruption respecting the vote on the William burgh
Very queeiicn- the committee report that on full
investigation they end the alleged charges Of corrup-
ton 10 be not sustained The report accepted.
long Discussion thea arose the motion TO print
go coP.s Of the testimony The molten was then put
Go lay the report on the table, and print.
Assistant Alderman Of the Tenth then moved 20
pint 10000 copies. (Oreat laughter) The Alder.
man tsd he wished 90 give free circulation TO the
document tltenewrd lsuehter) After further dis
cusson, the Board concluded 20 print ESQ copies and
then 40 burned until next Monday evening AZ being
then half past eleven O'Clock.