The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11
Common Cfuncll.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
THURSDAY, May 9.-Present-the President and
quorum Of members
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and approved
PETITIONS.
or NJ Gerry, to have a suit against him discon-
Of y. Butterworth and others, for the resembling
Of the ordinance directing a sewcr TO be built In
fPeter W alsh, to be relieved from fine for selling
meat without license. Referred
REPORTS, ETC. .-..+.. ~.
Report Of the Committee Streets, in favor Of paw
ing and tagging Thirty-second street, between
Broadway and Third avenue. Adopted
omn.;ni nS l h one romnans Mo- 40 sasnst
Engine Company No. 81. Referred
Reports confirming the expulsons of the following
named persons from the Fire Department Gilbert
Utter, from Hose Company No. 10; Thomas McIntosh,
Cornelius McMullen, VIM. Turner, Frederick Pessin.
ger, and Thomas Churchill, from Engine Company No.
~. Adopted
Returns of the Chief Engineer for the nsnth Of
April. Disposed ef In the usual manner,
From the Street Commissioner In In, or OF regulating
ferred.
Also in favor Of regarding and repairing Delancey
street, from Goerck to Tompkins streets. Adopted.
Also, submitting proceedings in relation to set
Element with the contractor for loss sustained BY him
in abandoning contract for addition to pier IL North
River. Adopted.
From the President of the Croton Aqueduct Board
asking to have the ordinance in relation to contract
ftrred.
Weeks, fer allowing his son to drive cart, Con-
CURED in.
In favor Of issuing duplicate certificates Of assess
ment sale to Robert W Ogden. Adopted
In favor OF amending the report TOR building in
Thrty-rst street TO read from Third to Licking
ton avenue. Concurred In.
In favor of building sewer in Thrty-scventh street.
from near fifh avenue to Sixth avenue, aud thence
through the Sixth avenue TO connect with the sewer
in Ihiriy-ffth street. Concurred in
Report FROM the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, in IA
of purchasing the ground IN the Sixth ward occu-
KQf In al m
mittee, consisting Of Aldermen Franklin. Smith and
Kelly.
Resolution by Alderman Miller, directing the Keeper
Of the City Hall to furnish refreshments to committees
OF the Common Council, and charge the same to the
contingent expen Of the Common Council.
- Aid HAwss moved to refer 1t to the Committee on
Aid. SHAW moved as substitute that the comprol
be directed to report detailed of the articles
and the cost Of the furnished under the head of
tsaroom supplies a. exhibited in his report Of the
tingent expenses of the Common Council for ls49 Re-
ferred to the Committee on Markets.
Resolution to inquire into the prsprietv Of extend
ing West Broadway from barclay to Greenwich street.
Referred
Resolution to inquire whether the fees of the Assoc
sors &C In Street Commissioner once cannot be re.
duced without prejudice TO the public good Adopted
BOARD OF Assistants
RIrrRnED.
OF sundry persons to have Chrystie street. between
Grand and Division. and Hester street between the
Bowsry and Allen street, lighted with gas (irsnted)
or boatmcn. markemen. and others. against any ex-
elusive privileges being granted 10 stesmboats in Full
ton market slip. 0fw c. H. wsdden for the passage of
an ordinance providing for damages occasioned by
regulating streets
REPORTS ADOPTED.
Adverse TO stay proceedings for regulating Fifty fh
street, from Tenth avenue to the Hudson River and
In favor Of grading and setting curb and gutter
on the North side OF Thirty ninth street, between
Tenth avenue and the Hudson River In favor Of ex-
tending Washington street from ts present terminus
ton to Twelfth street In favor OF renewing the lease
Of pier at the foot of Ioboken street to the Messrs
stevens for term Of eight years at the Of 5000
per annum. Also a resolution 10 light Twenty first
street from Second t. Third avenue With gas adopted