The New York herald., 1851-12-04

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nate Ssssets ofths city ofNsv York ana they shal ~
spscvsy srersiss hes: durng The for which
shsll h respsctivsly ssdgnsd
section All tSs Isovsions Of law applicable to the
to ths oesr elected under this set except Is TO tSs
number 20 TO be elected.
section T. This cot shall take effect immsdistely
On notion, the Board adjourned to Friday, at N.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
This Board met last evening Nv ednesdsy) pursuant to
adjournment, the President IN the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
PETITIONS AND coMMUrIc ATOMS RIFERREp.
0fW. O Redhed, for remission Of erroneous tax.
Bill Ct Dr. @. Msrsh, for medical services to Seventh
ward police.
or the Committee on Croton Aqueduct department In
favor Of concurrng In resolution to lay water pipes In
Fifty street from Fret to Third avenues; Of the
Committee on Sewers In favsr Of sewer In Greenwich
nance Of Police Committee in Of paying bills for
medicines Furnished Station ls by H. G. Prdham; to
h and y Ninth vsrS By FrsnSu Com
mittee Lands and Places In favor Of urring in
the resolution to place ne" gates cs the eastern and
nances in favor Of concurring in the ordinance to
divide the Nineteenth ward into i've election districts.
RE BUILDING WASHINGTON MARKET
On motion the repers majority and minority ones,
and all o<hsr papers connected with this subject,
taken up Several remonsrances against the proposed
erection were read containing in all signatures the
number of six hundred The grounds of aud
of the minority report that the required accom-
mediation might be gained by changing the site Is su3
gested the great outlay required $30 0 and that the
population and the business recedng town, the mar
ktt will not long be required there.
The adoption Of the majority report In favor frsbud
| ing the present Site moved by the Assistau
Alderman from the Fourth.
The Assistant Alderman from the Third moved tn
| adoption Of the minority report amendment
Assistant Alderman Ely hoped the subject would b re-
rred back to the committee who had asd very short
time and would he thought present
better report and he thought the gentlemen Of the
comm ittee though they could not get up aud move 1t
themseves would have objection to this courss. The
motion for referring back put and lost Ayes, s.
Noes, IA.
debate of some length ensued principally lying be-
tween the assistants o the 18th and 4h wards In which
the report quoted showing that the increase Of the
receipts from Washington Market steady and within
| the preceding yesr equal to one half the city.
The main question the adoption Of the report
finally put and carried. Ayes, Is noes4
reconsideration moved and lost Ayes, 9 noes
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The audience part Of the chamber completely
crowded during the discussion of this subject by
interested and who withdrew Immediately the result
becoming known.
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
That the counsel to the be- and he IL here
BY directed to stay all proceedings in the matter Of
wort to Twelfth street until the further order of the
Common Council
That permission be, and the is hereby given to
the trustees Of the First Baptist church. to the
remains of the dead buried in their ground Houston
street. from one part Of said ground to such other
ma be required.
The Board adjourned until Friday next at the usual
hour