New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05


Smith Bal Huws, Miller Shaw. Cook, Bard, Brit'on' Del
smater Franklin and Conckln.
nv the Preslent-Petion Of Francis Gross to haye re-
,ojed an erroneous assessment Referred 10 oohh"'eo
on ma he Pedoaofthe vesy of Al Saints Church
10 have two gas lamps IN front Of TIER Snrcn eG ~ Con on
;,iee ON Lamps and Gas 80, ~. D.
Nv the same Fehiono The trustees o. me fi[sl r'o
a., Mariners Church. 10 have Two gas lamps pactu II!
t hs' of their Church cdce Referred to Committee on
L ga be Same-Pcion Of VIM PERKS to be aided by the
Common Council in preparing map OF ihe enilre Oy Oh
Hew.York Referred TO Committee on Afls auu 2couy ne;
By The same-Pelion OF Committee OF me flfe WaI-
aens for the establishment OF permanent Flre w arden Us
tcts throughout the city Referred to Committee on Fire
a. the same-Peition of NJ DAWSON for remunera
+on fr monies paid defend title 10 property Reerfe1
to re- ha ssmePetono OF L. f Reed for remission oper
aopa tax for the yearl9i9 Referred TO Committee on III
na re- the same-Petton of David L. Bennett for relief
from personal tax for the year 1919 Referred 10 Commit
0f By AID characterization of D. w Lee and others to
to have 33d8t from lOthav TO Hudson River hghed with
nil PRAYER Of petitioners granted
VI By the same-Peiono OF Policemen of the 10th Ward 10
have the Police Station House repaired Referred 70
By the same-Petijon of s w Lewis Isaac l. yarian
and others of property on %7tst between broad
way and 6ihavenue, to build sewer by private contract
Whereupcc Alderman Delamater presented the follow
ing resolution which was adopted, VIZ:
Reired That De mission be and ia hereby given SW
Lewis, Isaac Vaan and other owners o. PropeIy On
Twenly-eeventh ST. between Broadway ana S%thay 10
build Sewer in that street. under the direction OF the
Croton AQueduc Department
nv Alderman Frankln-Petition of Israel Ketchum Tor
contract TO paint iron ratings around grounds belonging to
the City Referred to the Committee on Streets
Byhe same--Petiuon OF Amos Nj. Brown and others 10
be relt ased from paving assessment for constructing the
bridge at the corner Of Ninsi and TMrdav. Referred 10
By Alderman BruonNPedtion of j. Nswton and Daniel
Drew for renewal otlcasc ofper No 10 North River Re-
ferred 10 Committee on FINANCE ,-.,..-.
BY Aid. Shaw-PeiOn OF h. .Bogart ana otners 10 pave
5otbst from Ottav TO the Boomingdaleroad Referred
By Aid Bard-Petion of C. F. Osborn and others, to
lave Muberry-st from Grand 10 Wakerst lighted with
rs. Referredto Committee on Lamps and Gas
By Aid Multiplication of William Kerr to be relieved
from assessment Tor filling IN 8st between
Avenues and C. Referred TO Committee on Assess
By AID Kely-Petition of James Magee and T. Branna
gan 10 be paid for the construction ofhe length
Pier Is, E. II. Referred to Committee on Finance
BY AID Brtton-Peition OF w B. Lawrence, for the
construction of a from 3d-av at or near 47t-st
to the East River. Referred Committee Sewers:
BY AID. Brton-Pehnon of David AUSTEN James B. WI
others have sidewalks repaired In University
Streets ceil '''-' . '"'o' 0o'''
By AID Franklin-Petion of Daniel Gallagher to have
time extended for building in SD and 3ith ss
which was referred TO the Croon Aqueduc Board win
By the same--Peton of John Pettgrew and others to
pave 5hst from the 30ave 10 the center OF lhe block be-
tween 4,h and 9Th ave Referred Committee on Roads
By AID Petition of John +. Delaplaine, 10 have GER
tain rights acknowledged by the Corporate Author-
lies, Referred to the Counsel Q, Qithe Corporation.
Nv Aid Kellv-petiton Of HughtNlcCabe for indemnity
from loss in rock excavation in 27ts Dct ecu 6th ana 9
avenues. Referred 10 Committee on Streets
Presentent the Grand Jury for October term, 1850
Aid Cook reference to the Committee on Repairs
By Aid Chapman Petition of George Girbeck Jr. and
Others for the extension OF pier foot of Des5osses-st Re
ferred TO Committee on Wharves, &c.
By Aid. Bali~Poion OF W. f Roland, to be relieved
from tax. Referred to Committee on Finance
By AID. Decentralization OF Robert Shandley to be
paid balance OF contract for building pier foot OF 38lhs h
r. Referred to Committee on Wharyes
RESOLUTIONS,
Aid Miller presented the following resolution which was
Resoired THAT be referred the Committee Arts
and Sciences TO inquire US the proprety of the Citys
purchasing Juryss painting of Gen Pace in order that the
The President presented the following resolution winch
ResoIred 'ihat Hugh McCaHrey be and is hereby APP
pointed Inspector of Elections in the lid District OF the
With Ward III place OF Charles kcaton removed from the
AID, Kelly presented the following resolution Which was
sT referred to the Committee on Streets, viz;
W Resoired That the curb aud gutter stones and sidewalk
the cuseriy side of Centers between Leonard ant
Walker be raised and regulated far the same ma
be necessary under the direction OF the Street Comnls
Aid Kelly presented the following resolution which wa
referred 10 die Committee on Streets VIZ
Rcolred That Ornge-st between Franklin and Chatham
sis be regarded aud regulated conform to the red
lines on on ne Po Nv made gd Isaac S IT,, Ld
be done under the direction of The Street Commits
AID Shaw presented the following resolution, which
Resolred That the Committee on Ordinances be directed
10 amend The 10Th section Ordinance creating the FL
nance Department to make the same conform with
the Charter amended far as the publication of tue
Of the Fmunceis reQuedby the provisions in the
old Charter.
AID FRANKLIN presented the following resolution which
was adopted, VIZ
hes6irtd that the 4h,avenue from 9Th 29hst be
graded, the carriage way through repaved and also
that much The curb and gutter stone as may be neces
sary be reset &C.
Alderman Franklin presented the following resolution,
which adopted, viz:
Rf.oiaed That the Clerk of the Common Council be d-
Yeced to from the Register of the FiremeRs Journal
The Expulsion of Charles French, OF May7 l849.
Alderman Bars moved that the Board do now adjourn,
which carried.
Whcrcupon the President announced Tint the Board
STOOD adjourned until tomorrow 9th inst t5ocock NJ
D. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk,