The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-21

ComnAsxiooer and Of the Common Council In the
building Of said railroad and in the running Of the cars
thereon and in any other matter connectedwith the
regulation Of the said railroad.
And provided also That the said shall
befo> this perm sion takes ee enter into good and
suficient agreement with the Mayor, Aldermen and
Commonalty q the city On .Sew York to he drawn and
approved Of by the Counsel TO the corporation binding
themselves abide BY perform the POPULATIONS aud
provisions Of this resolution And that they run
thereon each and every day both often As every
hteen minutes from to . O'Clock, A. NJ; every four
minutes, from o. clock A. M TO p NJ; every fifteen
minutes. from to T. T. NJ; and every thirty minutes,
from Il p NJ to A. M and as much oftener public
convenience may require under such directions the
Common Council may from time to time prescribe.
Also that the rate OF passage said railroad shall not
exceed greater sum than hye cents for the entire
length Of said road and also that the Common Council
shall have the power to the to be taken up
at any time they may fit and also, that the said
shall not assign their interest in the said
road without obtaining the Of the Common
Council thereto. Adopted as amended by vote Of 10
tos.
Resolved, That permission be- and the same is hereby
granted to to lay track in the following
streets viz Commencing at point in Murray street
Murray street and College place TO West Broadway
thence through West Broadway Canal street. thence
down Canal to Vsrick up varick to Carmine, to Sixth
avenue, TO Harlem river. whenever required by the
Common Council and as fast said is graded
sufficiently to permit such track to be laid.
The said ---to become bound in a sufficient
penalty in good repair space outside OF the track
tracks Of at least eight feet in width Of each street
in WHICH the rails are laid and also that no motive
power excepting horses thereon be used And upon the
further condition that said ---s shall place new
said railroad with all the modern improvements for
and comfort Of and that they
thereon each and every day both ways often
every fifteen minutes from to O'Clock. A. M every
four minutes, from O'Clock A. M, to p. NJ; every
ffteep minutes, from to IL NJ, and every thirty
mintStes from II Z. M. to A. NJ and much oftener
public convenience may require. under such direc
tons the Common Council may from time to time
prescribe.
Also that the rate Of passage said railroad shall not
exceed greater than five cents for the entire length
Of ssid road And provided further that the said -
sha in all respects comply with the directions of
the Street Commissioner and Of the Common Council
in the building Of said railroad ard in the running Of
the thereon, and in any other matter connected
with the regulation Of the said railroad
And provided also that the said---shall,b before
this permissit take effect enter into good and su
Gent agreement with the Mayor. Aldermen and Com
monay of the city Of New York, to be drawn and APP
proved Of by the Counsel TO the Corporation binding
themselves to abide by and perform the pulations and
provisions Ct this resolution. Adopted, Is to s.
Resolved That that part Of said railroad be built
along the streets through which both the be
laid jointly by -, and the said William H. and
Henry NJ. Adams. William Ebbitt and associates: and
that the Of each road the said tracks under
such directions shall be given by the Street Commits
sioner Adopted, 10 to5
Resolved. That the said - shall not assign
their interest in the said roads either OF them with
out first obtaining the consent of the Common Council
thereto. Adopted, 10 TO S.
There 16l deaths in Philadelphia, during the week
ending the 18th inst.
Reuben Weed, convicted of Burglary at Bethany.
Conn committed suicide ftw dsys since in prison BY
hanging him<e,f