The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Aua. IA communicative from the Comptroller
commanding the issue Of $500 600 Of the New York City
Five per Cent Stock for docks and sips with draft
QEdipAs - therefor Adopted
laton the Potters' Field. calling immediate sttelion
Of the Common Council to the subject Of The Pv<tsn'
Field The necessity of immediate provision for GENE
terry is imminent and demanded on the part Of the Gov
ernors.
recomme ndng the issue of $35OO00 Of Croton Water
Stock with the draft Of ordinance therefor Adopted
limitations Of additional clerks of taxes in the Bureau OF
Taxes
the issue Of $4,000 Of Public Building Stock, No
with the draft therefor IN OF
passed by the Legislature June % 1851 authorizing
York to raise loan not exceeding s50OO0O by the
ton Of public fund, as stock, to be called Public
to reimburse the city treasury for money expended
public buildings. The document was adopted.
The Committee Police reported in favor Of incrsss'
ing the salary Of the police foows-Capains $500,
instead Of $780, assistant captains 500 instead Of
sergeants $780, instead Of $500 detailed for special
mittee propose to make this small account
Of the advance in house rent and mechanics wages
the salary of paroling sergeants should be fixed at
5000 and that of detailed men at $3.50
The amendment was lost.
motion to lay on the table was lost
The board then adjourned
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
AUGUST 6.-The Board met at o'clock and proceeded
to the transaction Of business.
THE PROTEST OF THE MINORITY.
After the reading and approval Of the minutes, ASSET
ant Alderman TEMAs arose and stated that the mnutes
read correct but published in the Tribune
they incomplete; and he would like to know whe-
Their Clerk had left part Of the minutes, or
whether the public printer had taken the liberty to leave
tiemsn from the twelfth The Clerk stated that no &C
tion taken the pr ,tes offered by Assistant Alder
Teman and hence he did not consider before the
Board. ......-.
THE MAYOR, .
message received from the Mayor. returning to-
this Board, for renewed concurrence several papers
Ordered to be advertised for ten days.
PAPERS DEP, RTMESTs
resolution presented to alter the grade OF fiti-
eth and Fifty first streets from Eighth 10 MIMI avenue
Referred to Committee On Roads
Several assessment lists taken up and appropri
ately referred or confirmed.
Communication from the Street Commissioner,
closing estimates for building addition to pier No H.
Communication from the Croton Aqueduot Depart
ment asking for two lots Of ut the west end or
High Bridge. Referred to Committee on Lands and
Places. ..-..
MEMORIAL TRINITY CHURCH.
memorial from Trinity Oh uTch was received, praying
that the assessment list for building sewer In udson
street between Clarkson and Leroy Streets may not be
confirmed. Referred ....-..-..
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Report Of the Committee Sewers In favor OF sewer
in Eleventh between Avenue and First avenue,
adopted committee in favor Of sewer In Lspensrd
street. in favor Of IN Twelfth street. from 100
feet Sixth to and through Seventh avenue
to Thirteen street adoPted same committee In favor OF
u
100 feet west Of Whitehall street, adopted
Report Of the Committee on Salaries and ON pes, In
favor oil increasing the salaries Of the Street Commits
sioner his deputy. On concurrence concurred in
Report o. the Committee Finance concurrng to re-
In same committee in favor Of paying 500
to the Point band for services rendered by them
the occasion Of the funeral ceremonies in respect to
the emory of the late President General Taylor On
concurrence concurred in.
Report Of the Committee on Streets in favor Of re-
scIdng the resolution relation to taking up the rails
Of the Hudson River Railroad Company ct the Tenth
avenue. Adopted
Report Of the Committee on wharyes, PIERS and Slips.
In favor Of permitting the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company TO build bulkhead in front OF their property
the East River between Thirty and Thirty
streets. -
Report Of the Committee on Police concurriug with
the Board Of Aldermen their resolution In favor OF
building prison at Jefferson market. Concurred In.
RESOLUTIONS.
Revolution In favor Of lighting Mulberry street from
Chatham to Walker street and Mott street from Chat
Ia to Walker street, with gas. Adopted
Resolution to place benches In Madison square,
Adopted
Resolved, That Thirty fourth street, between tho
Ninth and Tenth be paved and curb and gut
ter stones set therein. Referred.
Resolved that the in Fourteenth street be ex-
tended from Avenue to Avenue q. Referred.
Resolved That 1t be referred to . COMMITTEES to In
ieyyng and receiving contributions persons in
terestsd IN the quick completion OF work 20 that the
con,inusnce Of such system. ADOPTED.
Resolved, That Jay street be lighted with gas.--
Adopted.
Resolved That the sewer In Avenue be extended
from Thirteenth street to sixteenth street Referred
Resolved, That Broadway, from Fin, ninth Seventy
Resolved, That Thirty ninth Fo,tieth, Fortyhrst,
Porty second and Forty third streets be regulated and
graded from sscs nd avenue to East River Referred
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Arc. The President in the chair.
affirmed
For cross walks In Madison street ut Market Catha-
rne and Oliver streets; q Hose Company, No. g. for
nsE arfs nr Akaaax
Ninth ward Station House. hose apparatus to be To-
Gated at Forty eighth street Eighth avenue favor
OF hsggng Eighteenth street between Third avenue and
Report Committee Assessments adhering to their
former report in relation 70 the petition for opening
table by vote Of nine to eight.
srroSrs ADOPTED.
ofCommittec on Police in favor Of paying bill Of Har-
nett Lawrence for CLEANING court rooms at Jefferson
Market referred Of Committee Sewers In favor
Of In yarck street from Canal to 100 feet
north Of Laight street Petition II Special COMMITTEES
relative to CONF uncston from the governors Of the
Aims House for additional place 10 keep paupers
psrate from criminals; and presentment Of the grand
jury and petition In the matter Of ~itneses confined
the city prison concuTred In Report Of Committee
On Wharves Piers, and sps In favor Of granting leave
NJ Thomson to bridge out 30 feet in front Of his
property foot Of Leroy street OF COMMITTEES on Roads
,p1n resolution atdHnsp unlimited b. the Street Com
missoners fxng grade Of fifteth aud Fifty first streets
between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Report Of Com
mitiee ON Streets IN favor Of wah In Broad
A motion TO adjourn TO Monday next was lost By
majority Of two On ration Of the vote, there
nine In favor q the motion nine against k
nd the President accordingly declared the motion lost
ADOPTED
Report Of Committee Streets, In favor Of repairing
Tcurth avenue. from Fourteenth to rwenty eighth
street; on Fire Department, In favor 81 making door
in the Of the wall Of house Of Hose Company No
10 Ldridge street. Ia favor Of RESTING curb and gutter
stones at junction Of Carmine street and sixth avenue
In isvsr Of permitting Wallace balcony 10
mont Of his house, No 20 Eighth avenues In favor OF
setting curb and gutter stones ia Thirty hh street. be-
tween firft and second avenues; communication from
the Street Commissioner ncosina ,slimates for build
ing pier at the foot of isist street North river the
wet OF which appeared to lie Si3lpl, from Jas A.
ferpuson Report Of Committee on Streets in favor OF
rvrsring Twenty eighth street, from Second to Third
avenues
Communication from the Chief Engineer relative 4,
complaints against FIRE companies, referred.
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