New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
o,uc,u1 Reard Of Aldermen.
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STATED sEssioN....THURsOAY. Jan


Nv AID Brton-Peliron Of Morns to have the side,
M s s-, v s o%m 1Ss S a T Ts on
BY The same-PetiloD Of Henry Taylor ior IsaT On
erroneous 1ax OF ls47 and ls4g. Referred 70 Oonin
By The same-Peudon Of John sedgwck, 20 be sppool,
ed Com missioner VI Deeds Referred 70 SoiHni' VI
By xia Frsnshn-Petton Of LewisF Bsttse and I'd OH
ers have lots on ism 81 $780, s a'u 81 s''
By Aid Conekin-Petties OF J. Van Peh ssa otnsrs
Sor he removal Of manure neees Jew en- Tsc,op
WIN PqTT n,odgePetion Of H. Ravens for lease OF
s.sisrv sids Of pier "A T. r. Referred to COMMITTEES on
eosmup,eatlon was received from Committee Of the
Board Of Fire WrdeDs relative 10 the construction OF
buildings that are unsafe and liable 70 fall Referred 10
Committee 90 Law Department
AID Shaw presented the following resolution NJ
RssO,ed That CrOton water pipes be lad 10 4inst oe
tween 9Th and direction OF the CrotOn
Aqueduct Board and that The be carried into effect I'm,
Eeeisley-whch was referred TO the Cro'on A9ueauc'
Aid Miller presented ths following preamble sad resolu
Wa1eas Coroner Gee yesterday held inquest at No.
70 Willell 81, upon the body Of Dominick Lsmongh,
German, 40 years Of age VINO killed early on Monday
morning al he grocery OF Wie and Rvingtoa ss
the Jury rendering verdict that deceased came 70 ms
death BY Of the skull caused by weight thrown
q and striking him the temple by man 70 The Jury IN
known, who was accompanied by four other persons
RsoIssd That reward OF $500 be offered for the arrest
such Information may lead TO me deiecu1n or arrest
of the murderer OF DOmnick Lambhgh ri 76 Wetts on
he morning the 10Th and that Controller be directed
no draw warrant fer the payment Of the convic-
don on he criminal TO be charged 70 the contingent
penses Of the Common Council.
AID Cook moved amend, by adding thsths Honor the
Mayor be requested TO offer said reward-whch was ac
The same. as amended, was then adopted.
Aid. DoCley presented the following resolution winch
RssOlrsd Thai 5lav from 42dsL TO 7st sl be regulated
and graded, under the direction Of the Street Commits
AID sturtsyant presented the following resolution which
RssOIred That the Street Commissioner be directed to
take The necessary steps to compel the owners OF house aud
LOT on The Southeast corner Of Green ich and Vesey
10 relay the sid front Of said premises both
streets, with tagging stones and that lne same Do done
AID Dodge presented the following resolution, viz:
RssoIVed, That the CommssloDei Of Repairs aud sSP'
90 In Abnst by placing one window each side-vs aud
repair the opening IN The rear wall recently built II IN DIS
AID Chapman presented the following resolution, which
Reaolved That the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
be- and he hereby directed have NorhmOorest from
West Broadway TO The North River lighted with imme
diaey the street mains having been laid down some time
AID Chapman presented the following resolution which
wasr Eferred the Committee Lamps aud Gas, viz
Realized Tia the Commissioned OF Streets aud Lamps
BE- and be hereby dir cted to have Beach HUBER aaa
yesy lighted with gas from Hudson-st TO the North
AID DelsmStcr presented the following preamble and
WI1sai Broadway the central and principal thorough
fare Of this City and receives large portion OF inc uave
nom all parts thereof and 10 highly important to The
interest credit Of the people OF this great metropolis
this should be paved In an Improved or suOslan-
Waeas the lower and level portion Of this thoroughiare
nom duane TO Mosst has been paved WI" vi a., s.sn ae
should be continued Ia regular manner from Duanes 10
W1ercrs The part OF said street lying between Duane
and Houston having rapid incnes, for which
entire granite block pavement is unsuitable on account
WAereas section Of Perrines Combination Pavement
has been laid inclination ia Broadway between Frank
and Whte-sts and has proved 10 be substantial and
eulsrly adapted 70 such places therefore 49,, S..,,o.
be and IL hereby directed enter into contract with Wll
liam q. Penine for the construction Of his Combination
Pavement In Broadway, according TO the specification
annexed from the southery line Of the intersection
Of Dusnest 10 the norhery line of the intersection OF
same quality as those laid 10 before mentioned
the price Osad work to be IS per superficial square yard
completed the section between White aud franklin ss ex-
Ala Haws moved to refer the same to the Committee on
Streets, which was carried
FROM DEPARTMENTS.
duct Department the petition Of Peter Van Slack for
compensation for loss OF horse by falling nto hole In
Chatham st. and adverse thereto, which was adopted.
REPORTS.
The Committee on Sewers presented report recon-
mending ordinance auhoriZ ny The CrOtOn Aqueduct
Department to employ Assistant Engineers and labor
,kmen, to perform ali the services relating TO
sewers, now performed by the City Surveyors
Aid. Kelly moved 10 refer the same to the COmml1Iee on
Ordinances, which wes lost
The Ordinance was then pied division, viz ~
Grmative-Ad. Griffin, Dodge, StqIeyant Oakley Cnsp'
man Kelly, The Pre- sident Aid Smith, Ball Haws, Miller
Shaw, Cook Bard, 0elaui4ler, Franklin ConcGhn and
Dooley-ls. Neyatire-Ald. Britton. .,
The Committee Sewers presented report in favor OF
referring the Committee Sewers 10 prepare and SUD
NIT the dram OF law making alterations IN te iho1e ..
The time and manner of having contrActorsfor the pur
pose Of applying to the Legislature " necessary OI the
passage such law, which was adopted aud directed TO
The Committee on Sewers presented report IN favor Of
referring the petition of Commissioners and Inspectors OF
Schools 10 the 18th Ward for the privilege otmakng con
neehon with the In iothst and the school house IN
sAd street 10 the Croton Aqaeduc1 Board win power
which was adopted
concuniBg with the Board Of Assistants In paying Cum
ming Pollock for building sewer In ~ and f5th ss with
branches 10 the 9Th and 9Th avs which was eoncued in ON
Adiyaon, viz: -f0iysatiVe-Ald Gria, Dodge, SterIe
want Oakley. Chapman the President. Aid. Smith, Ban,
Miller shaw Cook, Bard Brii.ou' Del"nser, Franklin
The Committee on The Fire Department presented re,
port 10 favor building house for Hose Company No ~
sioeO ,herefeI which s Wss adopted on division VIZ
man. Kelly, the President, Aid Smith Bal, Haws Miller,
Shaw, Cook, Briton, Deamsler, Franklin, Conckhn aud
AID Chapman moved to take from The lies the report OF
the Market Committee the 81 ect Of providing refresh
merts for Committees Of Tho Common Council, sd9ptsd
OF Assistants July g. 1880 aud ordered on he by his Board
Aid Griffin moved an adjournment which was lost on
division, viz; Ae.~ati.s3Ad GdfhS, Coos, Bard and
Chapman Kelly the President, Aid smIh' Bal, Hsws,,
Miller, Shaw, DelsmaeT, franklin Conekhn, and Dooley
The question was then put on taking up the report, which
was adopted on divis on, viz deaTsatge-Ad. Dodge,
SnTeyanL Oakley, Chapman, Kelly, the President, Bal,
Miller, Delsmsler, Franklin, Coackhn-ll Negatps-Ad.
Griffin SmiIh, Hsws, Shaw, Cook Bard, SriIson, and
DoOley-S.
Aid Chapman moved 10 refer the back 10 Commit
tee on Markets-which Was carried.
The Committee Finance presented report adverse
The petition Of Cassidy Wilkes for relief from OF
Pier No. &5 North River Which was adopted.
The Committee ON Laws presented report relative 10
the mode OF application 10 the Legislature for authority
borrow money and 10 amend the Charter providing
theref0r-which Was adopted division viz: Spiraa.
hse-Ald Gfihn, Dodge, St0rtevanl, Oakley, Chapman
Kelly, Smith. Ball. Hsws Miller, Shaw, Cook Bard Oela
mater, Franklin, COnekln aud DoOluyl7 Negatire-Ths
President.
The Committee Roads presented report ia favor of
regulating grading 4eh-st. between 5hav aud the
East River, and setting curb sud gUer iherein
with an ordinance lhcTetOf-whlch adopted on a d.
vision, viz: Acrnahre-Ad Gnfhn. Docs 90 SlurevanL
Chapman, Kelly the President Aid Smitn Ball, Hawa
90 Rarh HrnrhI lin