The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

for additional appropriation Of $40 OoO to meet az
pendiures under the heads OF Moneys refunded On,
REPORTS ADOPTED.
The Committee on Arts and Sciences reported in,
favor OF concurrence In resolution to grant the Of
Supreme Court room to the Industrial Congress
Report Of Committee on Roads, in favor Of making
county road on Seventy first street between BightE
and Tenth avenues. Referred
Report Of Committee Sewers in favor Of building
eewer in Eleventh street from East side Of Dry DoeE
street to avenue O., with ordinance. Adopted
REsoLUIIsSs.
Resolution to repair Whitehall street from Water
street to Broadway, and Broadway from whitehall
TO Morris street
Resolution to repair Greenwich street from Cana
TO Hamnersley street. Adopted.
wILLIAAIsssRCH FIERY.
The resolution in reference to the wniamsburgh.
Perry, conesrred in. amended by the Board Of
Aldermen, on Tuesday evening
The following message was received from His Honor
the Mayor -
MAYoR's Orrrcr, July g. 1850.
To the Hon. the Common Council Of the city Of New
Gentemen-I deem it proper to announce the sx-
pscted arrival at New York of Gen Jose Antonio Psez
who by his position, as late President OF the Republic
Of Venezuela and by his eminent military services in
the Of republican liberty entitled TO special
notice from the corporate authorities Of this city
General Paez IL native OF Nenezuels, and ut the
age Of 20 entered soldier in the patriotic
army at the commencement OF the revolution which
broke in 1910 in the Spanish provinces Of south
America In this patriotic struggle Paez rose rapidly
to the highest rank and highly distinguished himself
in many hard fought battes By an act of the Coum.
bsn Congress passed in alton Of the battle
OF Carabobo, which gained in great part by the
bravery and SKIN OF paer he was appointed to the
rank Of General in Chief which had been rendered to-
him by General Bolivar on the field Of battle for his
extraordinary vslor.
In 1881 alter the dissolution Of Colombia Genera,
Paez elected the fret President Of the republic OF
yenezuels and, for his firm adherence to the eonsti
tuition and laws of his country, and his efforts In the
suppression OF rebellion, the Congress Of Venezuela
conferred him the title of Ilustrious Citizen"
and presented to him golden sword. But 1t Is for
his eminent services in the cause OF republican
liberty that he will be honored and esteemed by our
citizens.
would therefore, suggest to the Honorable the
Common Council, the proprieiy OF taking such mea
may seem to them proper, in regard to this
distinguished stranger, on his arrival IN this city
joint committee consisting Of three members from,
each Board, was appointed to consider the matter
alluded to in the Mayors message and report upon 1t
hereafter.
The Board Of Assistant, met according to adjourn
ment Present, the president in the chair, and quo
rum Of n embeis in their places.
The minutes Of he preceding meeting were read and
approved.
To have North Moore 1t lighted with sas-rcforred
Fourth aTenue-re'erred
TO have vacant lots in Thrty-seeond aud Thirty
third streets between Sixth and seventh avenues
For crosi-walk at the Junction Of Bedford ana
Hammersly streets-Eoferred
REPORTS ADOPTED.
From the committee on roads in favor Of working
country road City feet wide, In Seventy rrt strsvt
from Eighth TO Tenth avenues adopted.
In favor Of appointing Abraham B Davis a ComIais-
fioner of Common Schools fer the fourteen nth ward
or concurrence coneurred in.
The committee roads reported in favor Of
curing with the Board Of Aldermen in a resolution
declaring the Tenth avenue open from Fith 10 ls$sh
archaeological Same committee, in favor Of resu-
lating and grading Seventeen street, between ThSd
and Fourth avenues-aGopted
BOARD o. ALDsRsss.
Resolution that Theodore MARITIME aud ThomaS
Christie be appointed Trustees Of Common schools fot
the Sixtt epth ward-concurred In.
Resolution that curb and gutter on the East side OF
Centre street, from Pearl TO Franklin streets be 70
s,t-soncuired In.
Resolution to repair Amos street. between Fourth
and Factory streets-ooncurred In.
The resolution calling the keeper Of the Oity Hall
to fun nish refreshments TO the nittses Of the
Common Council. which resolution wac adapted by
the Bosrd of Aldermen at a late meeting was non
That the side walk in Christopher street from Hud
son to Blocker streets, b. repaired-refcrred
That the side walk the North side Of fourteenth
street between the First and Second avenues Be re-
parsd-adopted
That the Clerk Of the Common Council furnish the
Justice Ward Court at the Of mos street aud
Greenwich avenue, with . map OF the sity-adopssd.
That the Twelfth ward police be furnished with
horse in the place Of the one now employed by them
and ieh horse is lame and that Sl25 be appropriated
terefor- adopted.
That Tenth street, between the Third and Fourth
avenues. be repaired referred
That Barrow street between Hudson and Bedford
streets, b. repaired-sdop;sd.