New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE
ooppop ALTON PROCEEDINGS.
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rwo resolutions were introduced At the opening
n The session BY AID CoOK-viz; One reierrlngH
20 the Committee on Ordinances to inquire lntotne
rropriety OF amending the Ordinance relating To
Does-the other referring to the COMMITTEE on
LAYS TO erort to the Board Ia relation 10 the pro
pre, 81 apply ing the Legislature, ut next Ses
non Tor the election Of Coroner for each Con
rrs,sional District 10 take eifec, AZ the expiration
q the term Of the present Coroner. ~,
Amendment TO the Ordinance regulating cay
ceuf,ocis for supplies or work for the COOPERATION,
was offered by Aid. HAws; and referred without
farther action, TO the Committee ON Ordinances.
A long ,scu.sion arose upon resolution OF Ad.
GsIfyIs, 20 remit the fines OF Messrs adams a.
Co Waist. The dispute was mainly upon inc
reference and adoption OF the resol1tloni ana twas
finally adopted. IL empowers the Corporation Az
torney to cancel the judgment Obtained s5ainstthe
company for violation ofthe Cooper alton Ordinances
In ebcunberng the sidewalks.
Ald SHAW offered resolution regarding the
L<g0i CLAIMS against the Common Council The
resolution provides that the matter OF the Lever
Ese, Willis Hail and James I. Brady claims be
referred to the Counsel to the Corporation and the
Controller with power 10 settle or lingate iurtner'
~ they deem most proper The resolution ~ast re-
fened to the Law Committee. Subsequently, AID
SHAW desired, and Aid. MILLER moved 70 recon
slider this vote, as a communication on the suDJ9c'
vas there ON the table from the Controller 10 reis
ton 10 the matter. Motion to reconsider cA1fied'
Ard the resolution Ras laid on the table.
The Counsel of the Board desired TO report 70
the Board the conditions Of the Injunction gfantsu
~ ainst the Corporation restraining tne iion sue
purchase Of property for P0tteTS FssIdj of WA
prOee edipgs have been taken or are now penang
Ia relation 10 any Injunction upon the exercise OF
Any of the powers Of the City Government.
Aid. CHAPMAN Introduced a resolution providing
for The excavation of Pier No. 81, Mr., TO proper
depth-1hich was referred 10 the Committee on
Wharves.
Sundry papers were received from the Board OF
Assistants, and appropriately disposed oil. The
only documents Of general interest were the Re-
port Of the Finance Committee OF that Board In
favor Of the application OF the Ten Goyernors tor
loan to build Work.H0ase on BlackwelPs Island
referred to Finance Committee. Report OF the
Street Committee recommending concurrence
with the Board Of Aldermen in the resolution 70
extend the contract for the construction oil the
Russ Pavement in Broadway from its present ter
min alton TO Morris ct. Concurred ln
Next came the Report Of the Market Committee
Of the Aldermen on the Iea-R0oai-returned from
the Board Of Assistants non conquered 10. Aid.
COOK moved Inat tne oocur.ent be placed on ME.
AID WooD (lll) c'n,s loudly for the ayes and
noes ~ xot them effectuany-the vote being
irto5 IMessrs. Wood, Chapman Miller Deis'
mater and Concklin voting in the negative
Communication from the Controller, asking TOR
An additional appropriation Of $4,000 Adopted
In favor Of printing 500 copies OF hent Oom
xeptsries on the Charter, together with the Char
tsf OF ls49 Referred back.
Report OF the Special Committee on The haBoe'
IT. calamity. Laid on the table and ordered 70 DC
printed
From Street Commissioner, stating that the
sewer in Twenteth.st between Sixth and Filth
AYES was not built according to contract heierred
From the Controller, nominating Geo. Rogers,
collector Of Revenue Bonds, +. A Soutnmayd'
Book Keeper, w. A. Dickenson, Stock Clerk,
Joseph G. Canning, First Auditor, James Timpson,
eeoond Auditor, Joseph c. Pinckney, Redemption
Clerk. Geo l.. TAYLOR, Assistant Auditor Chas. L.
lawrence, Clerk to Controller. Confirmed.
From Controller, submitting bills Of N. Y. Gas
Light Company for protecting theirpipes during the
construction OF sewers. Referred.
A variety Of rmall business then came up, aad
the Board adjourned without further action oil I'M
portance
Roam or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
,hs Char Friday July H.
Re2ofs1eSl.1see I,OsAss-- If Jara. Nh -
tractor for permission 10 lay 80, 80
west Of Center in Chamber.st 10 connect ~i10 1901
lem Railroad, for the purpose oil hauling maroio
ard granite for the new building OF Messrs. A. 5.
Rtevsrt Il Co corner Of Broadway and Chambers
1t. BIO referred TO the Street Commissioner, with
power he taking security from Mr. II to remove
said railroad when the said contract shall be com
ple,ed, lot exceeding six months from now, and
rlace the street in good condition as before. 1t
was stated that MIR. H. wishes to place the marble
and granite along in front Of the Rotunds instead
Of leaving it in Centerstl Adopted. Tina.
Counsel for the Board report the state Of the 10.
junction restraining the City from purchasing
ground for Potters Field Adopted -. To remove
pump and fill up well corner Fourth and Thompson
Its. ADOPTED -. To appoint Committee Of three
70 inquire as to the expediency OF opening Lau-
rens ct to the width of w est Broadway. Adopted,
and Bessrs. Ackerman, Judson and Haley ap.
pointed.
Reports Adopted-To concur in sewer in AL
bspy.st 60 feet west of Greenwich In Washing.
tcnst.. Do for basins and cuverts northwest aud
southw cat corner Of Third av. and Tweith-st.-..
10 pay NJ. J. o DOnnell s25 for well and pump in
Eighty. seventh st.. To remit Of X. H. Waddell
and oihers 1869 assessment for Thirty-sxth-s. be.
tween Fifth and Sixth avs.
From Board Of Aldermen, coRcurTSd INTO pay
funeral expenses, not exceeding $500, for the re-
mama Of John l.. CURE, fireman, killed while in
the peformance bis duty TO permit Harlem
Railroad Company to lay side track in Fourth.
avenue between One Hundred Twenty fifth and
One Hundred Twenty SITS. for acoommoda.
ton of freighting buiiners.. TO deepen water
along bulkbe ad between piers 90 and "a E. r.
Several papers from the other Board, Is usual,