The New York herald., 1850-06-07

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
JurE 6-Report from the Board Of Assistants in IA
vor Of extending the piers with the East River, be-
tween No 8 and is inclusive, and fixing the time Of
commencement on the first Of August Ooncurred in.
Communication from the Counsel Of the Corpora
tion In relation to the employed in his depart
nent Ordered to be placed on file.
Communication from the Comptroller asking for ad-
9tional appropriations for real estate Of $4,000 and
interest lands $4,000, making ss2ooo with
an ordinance for same Adopted
Petition Of Joseph @. Pnckney, for compensation for
services rendered in the Financial Department. Re-
ferred.
number Of papers from the Board Of Assistant Al
dermen referred to the Appropriate Committees
and the meeting adjourned.
June e-By six this afternoon only five Of the city
fathers had assembled in the Board ROOM and there
was consequently not a sufficient number present to
transact business. The worthy aldermen absent
eurson to the High Bridge SC, who also dine with
them this evening at the Astor House. The Board ad
Jeurned till i've O'Clock Tomorrow.
BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
JuNE 5.-The Board Of Assistants held their third
meeting for the June session last evening The chair
was occupied as usual BY & the nnrda president Tho
suspended in order to take up papers from the Board
Of Aldermen.
For in Eleventh street, from Dry Dock street
to avenue A Also for sewer in Broome street, from
crosby street to Broadway. Referred.
BOARD ALDERMEN, coNcuRREp
This Board concur with the Board of Aldermen, In
rangements for celebrating the national anniversary
on the 4th of July next with an appropriation of
$1,000. The committee from this Board consists of
Assistant Aldermen Ackerman, Judson, Alvord, Bard
and Sammis.
Resolution to re-number Orchard street, under the
direction Of the Street Commissioner
Resolution to remove pumps from in front of No 10
Pell street, from Third street, betweeeen avenues
and ID, and from Franklin square.
Report of Committee on Sewers, petition of Da-
MEL Lord and others, for in Beach street. from
Varck street to Hudson river, with resolution and
ordinance therefor.
Committee of Finance asked to be discharged from
further consideration OF the subject Of providing ac
commodaton for market boats at foot Of Spring street
Resignation of Robert Kelly, Commissioner of
Common Schools for the Eighteenth ward.
Resolution to fit up extra sleeping room for Police
men of Second ward, at expense Of $500.
Resolution to appropriate the end OF pier No. 43
North river for the OF steamboats, upon excursion
trips.
REPORTS COMMITTEES ADOPTED.
The Committee on Ordinances reported in favor Of
amending ordinance prohibiting the keeping of cattle
and swine in the upper part OF the city to allow
persons above the populous part of the city to keep
cows, swine, etc.
Committee Arts and Sciences, in favor of concur.
ring in resolution to purchase Audbon's folio edi
tion Of " The Birds of America
communication was received from the Mayor,
turning the report Of the Law Committee directing the
which the Corporation Interested with the objections
ofhis Honor thereto The Board sustained the Mayor
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved. That IL be referred to a special committee
of three to inquire into and report upon the exped-
sncy and propriety of the passage of ordinance
prohibiting the use of piers in the North River, aud
in the East River south Of Corliers Hook by steam
boats navigating Long Island Sound and from his
city from and after the first Of May next and requir
OF said coriiers Hook The resolution prevailed and
hesrs, Webb, Dean, and Smith, were appointed such
committee.
That the Committee Repairs aud Supplies
small station house for the day pece to be erected In
the vicinity Of stuyvcsant Square.
JUNE 6-This Board met at the usual hour but, in
business as the Board Of Aldermen, the proceedings
we're adjourned until this evening, at five o'clock