The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-23
Common Council.

II r. X
ArsI 22-Alderman Morgans, President, in the
chair
DUMPING MANURE.
Alderman Conklin presented petition from the sta
bic keepers and residents Of tho Eighteenth Ward for
place in which to dump manure Referred to the pro-
per committee.
krsdoNsrRAsor AGAINST Az ENGINE HoUsr.
A remonstrance received from the owners aud
occupants Of property Union Market againt the
erection Of engine house In nion Market Square
Referred to the Committee ON Finance.
YoEK VOLUNTEERS.
A petition presented from H. Hadley for the pay
nent Of a bill for goods furnished to the New York
Volunteers while at Fort Hamilton, amounting to f5,-
s57 Ref.rrad IN Finance Committee.
Apetition was presented, permitting the hawking
wood through the city
HALL % RrcoRDs
The following resolution was adopted on the motion
q Alderman smith,
Resolved That three basement rooms be FINISHED ooes
in the Hall Of Records the windows wdened and extended 20
10 Lo made on the and that the
sum Of sloOo be eSrenced on same.
Ey resolution the end Of pier No Is East River. was
ordered to be set apart for the Of the night
engers.
THr oIrr rssFrcroR AVID orHrs orsicEEs % rHr
DEPARTMENT.
An ordinance was adopted, appointing an additional
clerk in the City Inspectors department. who shall be
she first clerk. at salary Of $3.50 per snnum. The
second clerk 10 have also $500 and health warden In
each ward to be- appointed by the city Inspector with
the consent Of the Board Of Aldermen. and holding
ofce during the pleasure Of the city Inspector, at
salary Of $500 per annum The salary the City In
The ccslmitt,e appointed some three months ago to
report the foregoing subject, reported In favor OF
$4,000; but Alderman liawcs moved, IA an amendment
that the salary be ~ 300 and that IL take effect from
the arst Of May next The latter part of this motion
was lost, but the former was carried
Alderman Dodge accused Alderman IIawes of spleen
IN reference to the city Inspector which the Alder.
man Of the Tenth denied
rnr rrRr oo,pAyr mors.
The following communication received from the
Chief Engineer Of the Pire Department
The Chief Engineer regrets the necessity that compsis him
rsrort your honorable body serious array, tetween
and sEan ths %grnins q the lh inst. and 70 ak an "a.
fsi Sss.s v' sS srrr nv ," bSn"raSs hdy
Dispute. and letsrn, & - ,ralqs .nd ~ no, q s.
eomrsnies evidently showing that ilfscling existed
sfSsr. ~ both somrsne 20 sis such PrsssaoSary ss
sgrss were deemed sdysse e Frsysa collision ss' -se9
Engineer demand investigation and prompt action - our
snrays at the time above stated IN witch stones. pifes
wrsres snd .iher missile. wsrs used BY The seissrsn
lenee dsuseefu 90 all parties concerned and 70 the good
Fearing further q violence and disorder have directed
te srrsrstus e said eompsnes not % b removed from
sueh remr, snd decided setion IN hs mattel A. % prevent
leave the matter ~ the hands Of your honorable body
ALIRED CARSON Chief Ensino,-.
ne S SssS WV wI TIsSy s y,.S,s s,s ,fyd %
Company 30 eharns No vith TIE attach in ,he latter
cation from VIM. Duryes, Foreman - Hose Company No
81 charging Engine Company No with running tnto
ealing sud annoying said Hose Company The rerfor-
their duty hreucn, upon numerous occasions All
q Which respectfully submitted for the constellation q
your honorable body a. q,
This document referred 10 the Committee on the
Fire Department
ruI AbIouH~wrvr
Alderman snsw-who said 70 not proper 70 ad-
journ subject 90 the call Of the President the public
would not b. OF the meeting moved that when
this meeting adjourn u adjourn TO Monday next at
O'Clock The motion adopted
W tltn m ~ ~
the board which we're Withdrawn. and during which.
Alderman Dopof demonstrated with members telling
them they bad not earned their 81
Alderman kriir moved that the vote for adjourn.
ment 10 Monday be re-consdercd and the motion was
adopted
o'clock