The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12
Common CounciI.
BOARD OF AL DE- RI ME- n /.

ApJouRsEs MEETING. /.
TIE minutes OF the preceding meeting were rssd and
O several citizens, to have taxes and assessments
OF Joseph Barnes, to have Broadway, between Canal
and walker street, renumbered.
or several citizepsin Warren street for sewer and
BY ctisens ct Fulton street, Tor the Oh avn
Ing posts.
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Common Council should apply to Congress for al act
prohibiting captains and masters OF vessels from bring
S.re :n the eon9css foreign @
By AID G.rrES-Thst the poll OF the Third Election
District Of the First ward DO removed from loo drsen
Bv ~me-That the Reservoir square be regulated
and graded In conformity the resolution passed
both boards Of the Common Council and approved BY
the Mayor August 4th ISIS and that sns street Com
eessary TOR carrying the resolution into e
Nv Ala. CHux.s-That Duane street. from Broad
way to hudson street, also North Moore street from
West Brosdway to the River also West street from
Reed Canal street be- lighted with gas forthwith,
Ter the direction Of the Com Missioner Of Streets and
Lamps.
OF the Finance COMMITTEES Of the Board Of Supervi-
sors annual taxes recommending that the petitions
of Elizur Lawrence and }. 8 Randall be referred to
the Common Council
OfDr Tbayer for $40 services at the Fourteenth
ward station house Referred.
REPORTS ACCEPTED.
OF Committee Sewers in favor OF sewer in Orange
street from Cross to Walker street Or same commit
in favor of in Fourth street from Lafayette
Place to the Bowery OF same committee, In favor Of
petition fer amendment of ordinance for building
sewer in Thirteenth street and Fret Or
COMMITTEE in favor OF petition for sewer in Columbia
street, from Stanton TO Rivington street. OF same
committee, in favor Of sewer in Ninth street from
near Fourth to Third avenue. or same committee
adverse to petition for in Washington street,
from game to Hammond street OF same committee,
in favor In Thirty street from seventh
20 Eighth avenue. Also in favor of ever in City
Hal from m
Committee the Fire Department in favor of repair
ing and enlargng the house OF Hose Company Ne 80,
in Hester street.
Prom the Street Commissioners, enclosing estimates
for building addition to pier known as No "A, N. X.
From the City inspector, ensosing an amended
ordinance for the suppression OF bone grinding, Sc
From the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies re.
lative to room for the Gerrit Smith Land Associs-
lion" Ordered on file.
REPORTS ADOPTED
ofCormittee on Streets, In favor Of tagging side
walk in hsst Twenty first street. westerly from Third
ofCommittee on Roads, in favor of paving Eighth
avenue, between Forty third and fittieth streets
OF Committee OF Police, in favor Of paying DR.. Budd
the amount of his accosnt.
By Alderman FRAvKiIN--That the Comptroller be,
and lie is hereby directed to purchase from Jonathan
Ryder lot OF ground 40 81 douston street, opposite
Union Market squsre, the same being nineteen feet
nine inches front and eighty feet deep,
OF less, the being for the purpose of erecting
house for Engine Company No II, and thu sum of
S32oo is hereby appropriated to pay tor the same.
Adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS
From commissioners oil Repairs, in relation to ad-
tionsl Appropriated for making alterations TO house
of Hose Co No IS FROM the Counsel TO the Corpora
ton, respecting certain matter in controversy be-
tween the Corporation and Garrit storms, with the
award of the arbitrator From street commissions,
in q resolution refusing to hear the petition
ofGeorge ". Pstt for reimbursement OF costs In an
action Of ejectment under lease from mayor, Ss.
rArsEs FROM rhE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDEEMEN
Report of Finance Conmittee, in favor OF paying ia
cob Sharp balance on contract for Piers foot Of rwen
mittee non concurrirg in the report and resolution
leasing park to Peoples wss hing aad Bathing Asso
The Board then adjourned
we're read and approved
OF various persons for the correction OF taxes
Of Henry Storms and others q lay Croton water pipes
in Thirty nth street from Third 10 Second avenue
Of for regulating Thirty eighth street between
second and Third avenues 1.-THE uiIable Com Sauy
No 80 Bloomngdsle, for enlargement OF their house
and bell; Of the snhattin Fire Engine compa.
ny No. 10 have their engine repaired or rebuilt OF
Jobs IA. Lsne spa others for ordinance authorlz-
in The vcinity OF Ess.x market: Of Home. wick
and others for in Broome street TO CONNIE nee
1T Broadway and TO extend along Broome street until IL
meets the IN that street. OF citizens OF the Six
teenth ward tor additional force Of policeman to
suppress the continual riot. In that ward of William
W. Drinker IN relation to $50, taken by the police
from james Ogrien who had been tried chsrgs Of
grand larceny snd acquitted rhe petition after re.
crg the act relating to the searching OF prisoners
and the safe keeping Of any money found on them,
prayed that the Corporation would order y to be PAID
20 0Brienl orc A. Catlin and another, TO regu ate,
pave aud svt curb and gutter in Livingston place OF
Noes MAYNARD Jr ane Other, for ferry pri,l.gsss
ior sewer IN Third avenue correeted.
RkaossrnANcr:
OfBaxtsr clearnsn and others, against Che length
Of time tor extending pier No. ~ North river Re-
ferret
The following letter received by the President,
"Vn Nsw YoRN, Oct y, 1850.
pras tiff he
sIR:-I hereby respectfully resign the ofacs OF Al
5erman OF Third to take effect from tae nrss
JAS. Il. WOOD
Resignation accepted.
Resolved that permission b. sad Is hereby granted
20 extend the small pier belonging to ths tarners
thirty fourth and Thirty ffth streets TO the distance
a 100 feet from the bulkhesd at their own Expense
.y,lIed' and rsplsnksd under the direction Of ths
gtreet Commissioner, with eve inch plank
Resolved, That space four feet wide, Dc nsIgso
tween Fifth aud Sixth avenues, undrr the direction
II the Street ComnissiOner. ,,,
ing Washington Market, be referred 70 the COMMITTEE
Resolved That the clerk Of the Common Council be
and hereby deoe give the usual legal notice foi
an election Of Aldermsn Of the Third ward IN Tlac'
sion 10 be Geld in Novenber next the person elected
on said vacancy to take his seat on the mrs MONDAY
Re.oiTsd That the FIRST ward station uouse, "a
Trinity place be fitted up with hxtures Tor hight
ing same, aud that the Commissioner OF Lamps eaffJ
the same into eject .... ..
Resolved That Jonathan I. johnson, Philip j. Nun
roe and charles s. Mniett be appointed Inspsetots
Election In the First district Of thu Nissteenth ward
and walter Mckay. Hisam A. Maynard and seTeri
ID Mouiton in the second district; and that the poll
r the First election district Of the Nineteenth Esr
Dc held at the house of Charles Barerr-, Eighth ave
nue. near FORTY eighth street, and the polls Of ID
second district - the ward be held az the nous
81 l. + Odsll. Third avenue aud sixty.fr-t street.
Resolved, That the fono.irg persons be spgo,a.e,
Inspectors OF the Eleventh va.i.-feter v. nustsd
Joseph south uogth, John II. Elliott, Ben ami Hsr
r.r kduard flanagan. John iiarper JOHN X Boufells
ias s. Berthe. John W. stsmfeidt, Henry l. Prince
and Robert W. Andrews
ErFoRrs ADoFrEp.
OF uomu,ttsa on whsrvse. pisrf, and slips In fsvo
Il. ha 81 aud IS. East river. r