The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17
BOARD OF ASSISTANT Alchemy.
rc. u. = Oscar w. sturtevant, Esq 10 The chair.


PETITIONS RrFrRnNp.
To grade and macadsmise Fify. ninth street. from
Tenth avenue 70 Bloominrdae road OF j J. Van Pelt
aud others for book and ladder company to be stu
attd la Eighteenth street, between Avenues and b.
OfFinance committee in lsvor q RENTING personal
tex Of Charles Shelton, for the year 1sss Also con
curing 20 relieve the German church Al Blooming
SsliSsr for services rendsred as Keeper of PCttsr
FIELD Also, in favor Of grading and re setting curb
and ruticr stones In Thirty. eighth street, between
second and Third avenues Also in favor Of tagging
side wall In Thrtieth street between the fifth avenue
and Broadway. Also, in favor Of paying bills OF ID
HsnuesEy and Conner and namill' for work done ~
Report Of 1ommit,ee on Arts and Sciences on the
communication 81 his honor the mayor relative 10 the
receipt from VIM Maxwell, Rec Of several i'm.
poftant tccumsntE and papers on the euhject OF
municipal police teWei, &c, collected by w5 wax
In favor Of ooncuffing with the other Board TO pay
contractors pier No East river for extra length
Of a1 pier In favor of concurrng 10 lease part OF
pier at Gouvsrneur slip 20 V rhyou.
rurLic srccEs oT Two MiLross ~ poLLAHs
A report Of finance Committee In concurrence With
The Other rosrd In favor OF raising money for public
purposes By creating public stocks and 20 apply 70
the legislature On 3 resolution with the board ot
Adefmen authorize tho raising Of said stocks 70 oe
dssianated Public Buildings.n Paving Stock
awharves and Piers and Croton Water Pipe each
denomination TO consist % $4,000. The Alderman
Of the eixth opposed the adoption and concurrence,
ard wished Il 20 be set down for special Meeting IL
put to vote and les adoption carried, BY vote OF
l6to2.
Assistant Alderman OF the Eighteenth ward moved
20 tske Up document 10. on city railroads He SAID
that the question had been before the Board ana the
public for enc year past aud that Il time some sc
ion was taken in the matter The public Interest de-
mapded some eSsopn; something ought 20 be done 70
relieve Br~nApWy from the nov Immense tnrong
neither tne rbuts proposed any other be adopted
be hs part believed that asure must soon
he concluded upon 70 relieve Brosdray and TO meet
the public demand.
Assiftspt Aldermen Of the sixth yard rose and
hoped that no action would be taken In the matter
that nsht he not at all prepared 70 vote and
moved to have 70 deferred 70 q .pecial meeting. .
Auistaut Alderman OF the fourtsenth ward said
be hoped the gentleman from the Eighteenth would
wtndraw his motion and ALLOW IL TO 10 over and be
made the order q a special meeting.
IL was finally consented that the whole matter
sboud lay over and be made the special order Of the
next meeting
RESOLUTIONS HrrErHEp.
That TIE walk Warren street eastetlv tide OF
wasl naton street Be- reisid Also thst Sheriff, irom
Grand TO Houston street. be repaved Also Per
No 60 North liver foot Of Morton street Also II the
Board Of Aldermen concur the mean time be correctly
b. the proper ocer AZ W, every sun.
aav mofnioa aud that 70 Be anuourced TO the people
| nv nire strokes of the CITY Halle
| The Bohrd adjourned until Friday evening when
| the railroad question win be brought up for argu-
/ ment.
| The state debt Of Texas Il increasing very fast
| ax~nntns az Raundarv hill. hundr eds 81