The New York herald., 1850-06-05


DFrARrAEsT
A communication was received from the Msvor. en-
closing return from the Chief Of Police in compl
ance Of an order Of the Beard that the heals of all
the executive departments should report the number
Of persons employed in the department with their
salaries The information communicated by Mr. Mat
sell is as follows
One Chief Of Police, salary. ........... Slcoo
Eighteen Captains of Police, at 500. IL 900
Thirty-six Assistant Captains, at $500. 2ldoo
746 Policemen, at $500. oo................ $4,000
Ihrty seven doormen, at los. per day. i15
The Mayor states that in his opinion, the services
OF none OF the ofcer' can be dispensed with ordered
to be placed on file
THE SLIPS.
The following resolution. offered by Alderman GrE
fin. was referred to the committee on wheryes
Resolved, that the l. at Pier IL North River bo
taken up and removed. and that Pier No. Is North
River be extended and repaired to the extension limo
Of Piers II and a. under the directions Of the street
commissioner
Report Of Committee on wharves and Slips agai est
building pier at the foot Of Sixth street East River
and recommendinga non concurrence with the Board
Of Assista mt Aldci men adopted.
Report of Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips
adverse to the extension Of Pier No 40, East River
adopted
The following resolution was adoptod:-
Resolved, That the end Of Pier No "a, North River
known as the Empire Pier be- and the is hereby
set apart for the Of steamboats, to land and receive
passengers on excursion trips and that permission is
hereby given to tho lessee OF said pier to allow the
to be used for that purpose.
DEPARTMEsr.
ganiZed and erected into an Engine Company TO con.
duet and run an Engine to be located the Arsenal
grounds-reterrod ts the Committee on Finance.
Petition Of the citizens of the Eigth Ward for large
class epgino-referred to the Committee on Finance
Petition OF iiremen of the Twelfth Ward for Assist
ant Engineer.
THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Petition Of Isaac and j Edge, to furnish the Corpo-
ing anniversary Of American Independenes-refcrred
to the Special Committee ON the Fourth Of July.
TIE AUTHORITIES OF TIE CITY OF BOSTON.
ha TOLL OWN Init aa1n tad
Resolved, That his Honor the Mayor, together with
the President Of the Board Of Aldermen and the Pre-
ed 10 tender the Of this city to such of the
authorities Of tho city Of Boston now in this
city.
THE LAW REPORTERS.
The Committee on Repairs and5 Supplies reported
against giving the law reporters the use of the tea
to write out their reports though they would be
very happy to oblige II they could that useful class
Of citizens" as they describe them
kEsiGSAros cost,iIssosnRs OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
The resignation OF Mr.. Kelly rs Commissioner Of
Common Schools for the 18th ward, was rendered and
accepted
Remonstrance against opening I'd avenue from the
Old Church Road to l29h street Referred to Commit
tee on Roads.
Resolution, offered by Alderman Chapman, TO regu-
late Fourth avenue between 32d and 4ad streets Same
reference.
Petition against opening Ssth street rOm 9th to 10th
avenues. Referred.
Petition for country road In II from Broad
way to Eighth avenue. Referred.
POSTS.
Report OF the committee in favor Of removing The
awning posts encumbcring the sdewalks in Pearl
street, between broadway and Him street
HAwsISo wosD sraEsrs.
Report Of tho Committee on Ordinances, with an
ordinance prohibiting the pedding hawking Of nrs
wood In the public streets. Adopted
DUMPING MONT
The following preamble and resolution, offered BY
Alderman br,tton, were adopted:-
Whsrss, the practice hitherto allowed OF dumping
night soil from tho end Of the piers set apart for that
purpose is considered by many to Be seriously sbjec-
tionaele the object thereby intended, Wis: ths, Of
docks and vessels in tho proximity, 10 great
tent defeated the same being done nso At ~ we'll
as high water, materially In ures the docks and IL
runousy destructive " vessels In the vicinity 81 these
dumping grounds; and
Where's, the time has nov arrived when the city Of
New York with its half million OF inhabitants, should
effect some permanent improvement in this respect,
promoted and the docks and slips kept perfectly free
OF the husahees crea<o py the practee heretotore
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