The New York herald., 1849-05-31
Com mon Council.

dent In the Chair The reading Of the minutes of the
preceding meeting was dispensed with
Resignation of Charles Riddle Deputy City Inspec-
tor. Laid on the table.
RemoSais and appointments s--The Board concurred
with the resolutions of the Board Of Assistant Alder
In all the removals from appointments to office
in the bureaus and departments.
Resolution directing the Chief of Police to all
carriages stages and vehicles to be withdrawn from the
street through which the procession on the occasion Of
the dedication Of Odd Fellows Hail. the 4th of June
next. shall pass Adopted.
Resolution approving the conduct of the military
the occasion Of the Astor Place riot and through Gen.
Sandford conveying to the officers and soldiers under
his command the thanks Of the Common Council
Aid r. KELLY would never vote to thank the soldiers
for shooting down his fellow citizens He found
fault with the military but he did find fault with those
who called them out He believed It not
ry to draw out the military but proper organization
Of the civil force would have been sufficient, without
the use of cartridge sabre.
The resolution was adopted.
Also, resolution OF til anks to the police for their
conduct on that occasion
AID WooD moved to strike out ''policc," and insert
1.-THE sheriff. which was lost.
Aid. Woop then moved to insert "recordor, sheriff.
and police" Lost
eight" who signed the call to Mr.. Macready to come
out and play their brave and magnanimous conduct
Aid SCHULTZ would not stand 1t. why did not the
gentleman from the 10th ward either speak, read or
Aid woop moved to strike out recorder and sheriff.
and insert "civil authorities.n
Aid FRANKLIN was called to the chair, and Aid. J.
Kelly opposed the amendment from the fact that the
amendment com plimentary to themselves, and
hoped it would not be adopted.
The amendment was lost
he original resolution then came mp and passed.
The Board then adjourned until Monday evening
next, at O'Clock.
BoAsn OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, May ao--Edwin D.
prsasng %ssths
Fifth Street Resolution favorable to lighting Fifth
street between the Bowery and Second avenue, with
gas, and the Superintendent Of Lamps and Gas to
have the same carried into effect forthwith.
enlargement Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF suudry
for the enlargement Of the Battery and the
tion of monument to Washington on the site of Castle
Garden. Referred.
City Ordinances.-Report favorable to directing the
finance committee to take means for the more extern
sive publication OF the city ordinances &C. Adopted
Removals. Resolution removing Augustus j. Matsell
office Carried Also removing James X. Dodge from
the Office Of Redemption Clerk in the Comptrollcr's
Office. carried Also removing Samuel B. Warner
from the Office Of Water Purveyor Carried Also
moving Augustus Kimbal from the Office Of Clerk in
the ComptrOller's ofice.-Carried
appointments. lillian Fairman Mayors Clerk; T.
r.. Mcdonald First Marshal John W. Hinchman,
Mayors Messenger.
Bursau Of The Police Department Thomas H. Hooper,
Clerk TO the Chief Of Police Cltz Morrison Clerk to
the Chief Of Police.
Department Of Finance L. Lawrence, to be
Comptroller; Joseph r. Taylor Deputy Comptroller;
A. Southmsyd. Book k-keeper; Wakeman II Dyckmsn,
Stock Clerk Joseph G. Canning. First Auditor; James
Timpson Second Auditor; Joseph c. Pnckny, Redemp-
tion Clerk Charles j. Dougherty, Assistant Auditor;
Charles w. Lawrence, Clerk to the Comptroller.
Bureau Of 7dres.-John p Hone, first clerk; William
d. Green, second clerk Henry X Frost, third clerk;
John S. Vred, nburg fourth clerk; Peter Fargis Mes
sepger to Receiver Of Taxes:
Bureau Of Deposit and Disbursement Knapp,
Chamberlain.
street Department nt-Martin E Thompson Street Com
missioner; John 4. Dodge Deputy Street Commission
er; r. c Hamer Sale and Redemption Clerk Olcott
Khims, Map Clerk; Michael q. Hart, Contract Clerk;
Charles A. Thompson. Copying Clerk
Bureau Of .8ssessmen,s. Samuel II. De Mott, Francis
Nicholson and lillian Wells Assessors Of the Street
bureau Of Collection Of 9ssessnents Abner Sanford,
Collector u Assessments George q. Campbell John
Porter and Lemuel G.. Evans Deputy Collectors 81
Bureau Of Lands and Paces.-William Kerr, Superin-
tendent.
Department of Repairs and Supplies-wiilam Adams,
Commissioner Rollin r.. Rice Clerk to Commi ssioner
Bureau Of Roads.-Charles M. Graham, Superinten-
dent
tcndent; w. Grifhth, Clerk.
Bureau Of street Parting Jefferson Berrian Supcrin-
of sG iemgHemnn W. chd,
Commissioner Benjamin +. Row and Francis Pecs,
Clerks.
Bureau of Lamps and Gas Smith d. Bellows Super
intendent; Pierre Briggs Clerk
Bureau Of Cleani,g Sfrses.-Sylvanus Gedney, Super
intendent; Edward Green Clerk.
Bureau Of Ma,kefs.-Hiram Corwin, Superintendent;
Calvin Case, Clerk Of Fulton Market and Joseph Kemp
Deputy: Simeon Outwater, Clerk Of Washington Mar.
ktt and William Squires, Deputy William r.. Smith,
Clerk of Jefferson Market John Fushay Clerk Of Cln-
ton Market; Benz i. Johns, Clerk of Franklin Mar
ket W 11rm y ChrK, Clerk OF thtncrlne
els De Gez, Clerk of Centre Market; Matthew Vogle,
Clerk Of Governcur Market; Hyatt Lyons Clerk Of
Union Market; Allen Thomas Clerk Of Essex Market
John Vandewatcr. Clerk Of Tompkins Market; Thos
G.. Bartine. Weighmaster for Washington Market
Thomas Cooper, Weghmaster for Fulton Market
Croion .9queduct Department. r. Palmer, De-
putty Water Register; q. q. Rich, Accountant; Will
liam v. Leeounf, Clerk Washington Hodgkinson Clerk
CITY Inspectors Department w. White, City
Inspector; Charles Riddle, Deputy; Samuel A.. Van
deip, Clerk. and Assistant to the Board Of Health.
Lar Department Henry Z. Davies, Counsel to the
Corporation; John Mlard, First Clerk Francis q.
Young. Second Clerk.
Bp,eau Of The Corporation 8norney Theodore Z.
Tomlison. Corporation Attorney; David 7. Walden,
First Clerk Henry C. Banks Second Clerk.
Public .9dnifist tGor.-James y Thaver
The Ten Gore,nors The application Of the ten gov
erneis praying for the rem OF Jacob Ackor keep
CT Of blackwels Island and Martin Rapeye as keeper
Of Randall Island brought up and referred to the
Committee Charity and Aims with directions to
port at the next meeting Of the Board.
The Board then adjourned.
Marine Affairs.
ANOTHER Monster SnP.-Ihe keel OF an immense
chip, measuring seventeen hundred tons, was laid In
the yard Of Messrs Westervclt Il Mckay, last week
She L. than the magnificent London packet ship
Southampton launched few days since from the yard
h,,,l.l l,ys