New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Ronrd Of .AIaIcr1nen.
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aluater. Franklin and CoGeklh
Tie inmates were read and approved
PETITIONS.
b. Aid. Shaw-Ponton Of Dunn and others, m laYof
Of Railroad in die 9Th Referred 10 Special Com
B. tie Prssden,SPelitiou Of Slml R Be;s and others,
to have Marks Place between I'd and 81 avenues regu'
lated regarded and euro ald gutter stones set hefen nc
By AID Britton-Ped,.on OF Isaac 4 Lawrence to have
for The year lSf7 corrected-Reierred 10 Committee
By Aid DEMONSTRATION OF Frederick Vert, TO be
paid less suslne by .ae not al his house-ReieFred
By Aid GEda~Petion Of 2. n Rogers and others,
owners property Greeuw len aud Washington streets
asking thai medium grade may b. estaohshed mereiot-
which was referred TO The Committee on Streets.
AID Miller moved to suspend Tie rules for the purpose
of taking up the documents on the subject OF establishing
Railroad in 6ayeuue and other sreelswhich was car
ried. The then considered.
Aid Miller moved 10 strike out Of The resolution IN Docu
men No. 49, all after The word Resolved
AID Kelly presented the following resolution as an
amendment 10 said motion. viz:
Resolred That il inexpedient 10 conform with the Re-
port OF the Special Committee The 6hayenue Railroad
AID Griffin presented an amendment, which the Presi-
dent de cded to be out Of order
The question ihen taken on the amendment present
VIZ W. " @ Wood OsSey KeiIy Smith Sail
Haws Miller Shaw Cook Bad Pea n S9akn and
The President and Bntou-5.
Aid Wood moved that all the papers Enacted upon on
ae pniI be ID MonSs in was CARED
Aid Wood moved an adjournment which was LOST ON
division viz 4armat'se,A,d Dodge. Wood; Oakley Oakley
Chapman Smith Haws, Miller, Shaw Cook, Bard, Bnon,
Delamaier and Franklinu
RESOLUTIONS
Alderman Miller presented the following resolution,
which was referred TO the Committee on Law Department
Resored That the Counsel of Corporation memorabilia
the Legislature to restore the 9h section of the charter
passed April nh 1850 the same relating to the meetings OF
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen,
Alderman Franklin presented the following resolution,
Resolred, Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen concurA
That The Counsel OF the Corporation be- and he is hereby
passed by the legislature at il next an Application
10 amend the third section OF The act entitled An act
amend the Charter OF The City of New York passed April
ID 1880 that the shall provide for the holding
of the stated sessions of the Common Council the first
Monday OF every MONTH instead OF us is therein provided
the irs Mondays of January May and September also,
to amend said third section so that special sessions OF me
Common Council may be called by the President OF each
Board dnstead of as is therein provided by The Mayor on
the request in writing of majority OF the members eected
When in his Judgment the pubic interest requires OF 40
mand il, which referred 10 the Committee on Law De
pertment WE. r....u, c,,,, ., ,,,,,.,
referred back report Of the same Committee, pre-
scented report in favor OF paying the contractor Tor Und
ing the pier al the foot o39ths the balance oths con-
tract adheTing their former action in The premises
Aid Wood moved to lay the same on the Table butaiIer
ward withdrew the
Aid Miller moved to refer 1t back toAihe Committee
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
Report of the Committee Lands and Places in favor
of extending the fence around Madsonsq to the
line Of the Court-yards 5thayenue and z3ds-"hIch
was referred to Committee on Lands and Places
Report of the Committee the Fire Department IN
favor Of allowing Hook and Ladder Company No ten
additional men-which referred to the Committee on
Report Of the Finance Committee in favor of RENTING
tax of l88 Lying-ln Asylum, 83 MISREPRESENTATION was
referred to the Committee on Finance
A Report of the Committee Fire Department recon-
mending nou-concunence in the resolution adopted by
this Board TO purchase one of Tarrs' Fire Engines
which was nonconcurred in by this Board NOV lSoo
was returned with an Endorsement that said Board had ad
hered their former action On mouon lhe same WAS
report Of the Committee on Law Department in faycT
Of, Tho al
from 9Th 9th avenues and appointing Abner SANFORD Cor
lecor therefor which %as conGured ~ on 0nma the
President Aid Smith, Ball, Huws, Miller shaw, oooH'
Bard Bron and Franklin-l4 ,,,rve. p,ers md sims
in favor OF extending 7-street the extension line OF
Tompkinss t-which was referred to the COMMITTEE on
report Of the Committee on wharves, Piers and Slips,
In nyor of building piers OF the OF 86thstrect T. r.
with resolution thereorwhich referred to Committee
Wharves Piers and Slips but subsequently, on motion
OF AID Dodge reconsidered and concurred in on division
viz; 1myTatipe-Ald Griffin, Dodge Wood, Oakley,
Chapman the President Aid Smith Ball, Haws, Miller
Shaw. Cook, Bard Delamater and Frankln--l5 Mega
Aid Miller moved an adjournment which lost
division viz -4Gymaire-Ad. wood, the President, AID
Ball and Mller-L Negative-Ad. Griffin, Dodge. Chap
man. Smith, Haws, Cook, Bard. Brilton, Delamster and
report Of the Committee Police in favor of paying
medical bills ofDrs De Forest Johnson and Marsh, which
motion was here made to adjourn, which was lost
division, viz ,lGrmatire-An Wood the President Aid
Ball Iaws and Mier-5. Negatire-Ald Griffin, Dodge,
Chapman, Smith, Cook, Bard BritLon, Delamater and
Fraikln-9
of confirming the assessment list for widening, &c Bloem
ngdale road between 7hay. and 5Oh ST. and appointing
Adner Sanford collector which cOncurred In on dy
sion viz: dhrmatirc-Ald Griffin. Dodge Wood, Chap
man, the President, AID smith. flaws Miller, Cook Bard
Britton, Delamater and Franklin-l3
Aid Miller moved an adjournment, which was lost on
division viz: 4ffrmatue-Ad Wood the President, Aid.
Iiaws and Miller Negatire AID Griffin Dodge Chap
man, Smith, Cook Bsrd BrIton, Deamaer and Frenklin-
A Communication from the Street Commssioner en-.
closing estimates for regulating and paving ioaYenue
Forregulang setting curb and gutter and paving East
81. from Grand 10 Riyington-st.
For setting curb aud gutter In 9tlayenue from AID TO
5lsEsi. .
For laying cro8s-walk in Broadway between Spring and
Prince-st. -
For tagging 32d.st between 9th ard 10Th avenues.
For laying cross-walk corner Of Cornela and Fourths
For LAYING cross-wak in between 9th and 0,h
For tagging north side Of 29-st 9th aud HAYS
For paving 26tlst and Tagging sidewalks between 4h
For repaying 2st,st from fourth to Lexngton-avenue
For tagging sdewalks in 22dst between 5th-sy and
For regulating and grading and Matchmaking 5Othst,
between It'll and 9th ava which were seyefay approved
yasireAid Grian Dodge Wood Chapman the President
Aid Smith, Haws Miller, Cook Bard, Bhtton, DeiemaeF,
A report Of the Committee on Finance of the Board of
Aldermen in favor OF nyng le members eleeI Ot e
was returned, Nor-concured in.
Aid aws moved that the former action OF this Board be
adhered TO- which carried
was lost on division. viz: Afynttre-Ad. Wood, the
President Aid Haws Miller and Deam tte.- Neg9tiee
Aid Griffin, Dodge Chapman Smith, Cook, Bard, Bnttoa
and Franklin-S - IT.,
adopon OF resolution passed by Board OF Assistants
to number above 2lss amended BY ms board
Nov r. 1850 and amended cOncurfed Ia, was reuLhe9
by sad Board with their former aGtlon W1hefeu u" WHICH,
was referred 10 the Committee Streets
AID Miller here moved adjourn, winch was lost on q
division VIZ dffymafire-Ald Wood, the President AID
Haws, Miller Delamalcr-5 Negawe-Ad Griffin, Dodge,
Chapman Smith, Cook, Bard, Brton, Franklin, ConcA'
lin-3 -
communication was received from the Register IN rela.
non TO the want of accommodation for The transaction OF
public In his Office which was referred 70 Tue Com
mttee on Repairs and Supplies.
AID Dearater moved that Tie Board do now adjourn,
which gas carried on DIVISION yiZ Northumberland
Wood Oakley the President, AID Haws, Miller, Co0A,
Bard Delsrnater and Frankin-9 Ncydes-Ald. 0nfhn,
Dodge Chapman Smith and Britton-5
Whereupon President announced that the Board 5000
adioned until tomorrow the Goth instant, at O'Clock T.
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