The New York herald., 1851-11-13
Com mon Council.

BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
This board met last evening. Present-the President
in the chair and quorum Of members in their places
The minutes Of the last meeting resd and approved
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were presented From John
Mccoy and Others against the building of a sewer in
Greenwich street between Jay and Warren streets. Re-
ferred
against paving Thirty fourth and For
teth streets between the Fourth and sixth avenues.
Referred.
Petition of Engine Company No. 8, for a new house.
Referred.
Petition Of Daniel McGin for s1Oo extra compensation
for building the fountain basin, Washington square.
Referred
street opened to the East river Referred
Petition Of John Bowen, to be paid $40 for damage
sustained by him in consequence Of mob having injured
his premises en- the late election day. Referred.
COMMITTEES
Report Of the Committee Police Department in IA
vSr OF Furnishing an iron safe for the hTst district police
Report of the Committee Streets, In favor of
currence to sidewalks in Twenty hth street. from
Lexington to Fourth Adopted Report o.
same committee in favor cf concurrence 20 pave Four
teenih street, from avenue to avenue b. Adopted
Same committee in favor Of concurrence to fence in
vacant lots north side OF West Tsenty-second street.
$50 feet east of seventh avenue Adopted Also 10
fence lots between First and Second avenues AMI
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Adopted.
Report Of the Committee Roads In favor Of repair
ing sixty third street between Fifth and Sixth
Also, in favor Of delaying further action in altering the
grade Of Tenth avenue between Fourty second snd F
Report Of Committee on Streets in favor Of paving
ssth avenue between Thirty fourth and fourty second
renee to repair Wall street and Old slip from ront
South street Concuriea in same II favor Of repair
ing Fourteenth street from University place 70 Eighth
avenue On concurrence. concurTed in.
Report OF Committee on Finance In favor of paying
Terence Farley sl07s2 So for built by him
ccnd avenue Adopted
Reports Of Committee Streets In favor OF eoncarrn
With the Board of Aldermen in the resolutions pave
1hrtisth street, from Broadway TO the sixth avenue
deepening well in Fifty fourth street be;seen Sixth
and seventh avenues 20 pair Sixteenth street bet
Third and Fourth avenues TO flag sidewalks in Fifteenth
street between First and Second in Charlton
and est streets Also for fencing lots 30 and sti Wet
Twenty fourth street. ard lots in Fifteenth street b.
tween Fifh and sixth avenues Also in favor OF paving
the carriage In Twenty third street between seventh
and Eighth avenues Also to remove the liberty pois
at the junction Of Hester and Division streets Also In
favor OF paving Twenty seventh street from Tenth
nue. 70 the Hudson river. All concuIred In.
REsoIuTioNs
Resolution that 81 800 be appropriated 10 psy the bs
lst Regiment Of N Y Volunteers Adopted
Resolution have the stone stairs In the rear Of tho
City Ilsu repaired. Adopted.
PArEns TroM rHE HoARD o. ALpEaNga.
communication frsm the Comptroller, with
dhance making additional appropriations for the year
1891 The Comptroller ssks for s62S-5 The Board q
Aldermen adopted the ordnance, and this Beard con-
CURED In that sction
Report q The Committe Ordinances. recommending
an ordinance 70 amend the ordinance fixing the pay q
poiict men The amendment makes the ordinance read
a. follows In section third - The compensation OF
gcsnts of police aud policemen shah be 5000 per
nun Ccntured Ia
The Beard adjourned to meet On Friday evening