The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

nW Same cennittse-Advsrss 10 petition Of g.,
Doks. Adopted.
OF same commistss-To concur in reference Of ~.
Solution for extension Of time on sewer In Mae
,. street to the Croton Aqueduot Department.
with power. Adopted =
vi Committee on Streets-Adverse to giving 70
LUZ. nafs . heid the cobble stones and old material
taken up In Broadway for the purpose Of layine DO
their pavement. Adopted
VI same Committee--To concur to flag sidewalk
LINTON street, between Hester and Grand streets.
ADOPTED on DIVISION, viz..-
Annmative-Aldermen Moore, Haley, Oakley.
Boyce, Barr, the President, Aldermen Brisley.
Smith. Bard Ward, Denmsn. Avord, Peck-i3.
i Of same Committee In favor Of repairino Cor,>
teenth street, between Sixth and Seventh AVENUES.
and raising and resying the crosswalks in SIXTH
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
| Adopted
OF Committee on Fire Department--In favor Of
Adopted
or Committee on Arts and sciences-In favor Of
purchasing the portrait Of tho lato Major General
OfCommittee on Sewers--In favor of construct-
ing sewer in the Fourth avenue, from Twenby-
fourth to Twenty. sixth street. Adopted on divi-
Administrations Moore, Haley, SturtevAnS.
oakley, Boyce, Barr Tweed, the President, AIdex-
men Bri'iey, Smith. Ward, Denman, Corneli--l3.
VI Committee on Fire Department-In favor of
changing tho expulsion Of Thomas Gregory and
Daniel Donovan, to that Of resignation Adopted
VI Committee on Fire Department-In favor q
snHoIy e1pul:ons in the Fire Department. Adopted
VI COMMITTEE on Croton Aqueduct Depart ment--
In relation to Croton water pipes being laid in
Lawrence and l30th streets. Adopted
Of Committee on Fire Department-In favor of
building new house for Engine Company No. 80.
Adopted,
0fCommittee on Finance-In favor Of reuitting
personal taxes of George w. Alicrten. Adopted On
division, wiz
Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Alder
men Brisloy, Smith, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornsl
Ii.
OF Committee on Croton Aquciuct Department.
Upon petitions and resolutions 10 lay water pipes in
Thirty seventh street, from Tenth to North
river in Fifty fourth street, between Eighth avenue
and Brosdway; and in Tcnth avenue, from Forty
third to Fifty first street. Adopted.
COMMUNICATION.
Communication from the Comptroller with an
ordinance making m additional appropriation fox
the year 1862. Adopted on adivision, viz
Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevans.
Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Alder
men Brisley Smith, Bard, Denman, Corneil-l3.
On mott, the Board then adjourned until Mon.
day afternoon, Sth inst, at O'clock
ID. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Thursday, Nov. A, 1852.
Present-Jonathan Trotter. Esq President, IN
the chair; Assistant Aldermen Bro wn, TAFT, Nab
bait, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells, Anderson.
Bouton, McGown, Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers
Valentine, McConkey.
BY Assistant Alderman WHEELAN-Of Thomas
I. Woodruff and others, property holders, against
altering the grade of Spring street between Crosby
and Broadway. To Committee on Streets.
PETITIONS.
By the PREsIDENT-Of Murphy & Finn, and
others. that Messrs. Dewey & Dingeldien, .propie-
tors of Pearl street line of stages may be included
among those to whom the privilege shall be granted
Of making railroad on Second avenue. To Special
Committee.
BY Assistant Alderman WooDwARD-Of VIM A.
Ellis and others, for sewer in Montgomery street
from tho junction of East Broadway to the East
river. To Committee on Sewers.
By Assistant Alderman TAFT. OF Louis Trobeck,
for lease Of lot No. 10 Ann street, for twenty ono
years. To Committee on Finance
By Assistant Alderman RING of Hook and
Ladder Company No 6, for an appropriation Of $l25
meLt
RESOLUTIONS.
By the PRESIDENT That First avenue, FROM
Houston to Fourteenth street, be lighted with gas.
Adopted.
Ay Assistant Alderman WOODWARD That IN
extra lamp be placed in front Of the Methodist
church in Second street, between avenues and d.
Adopted.
By Assistant Alderman BoUToN That curb and
gutter stones be set vest side Of Mangin street,
aud that the carriage way Of said street be paved.
To Committee on Streets.
BY the same-Thst the Street COMMISSIONS
direct James Humes to finish paving Twentieth
street, from avenue to the East river, within tive
weeks from the passage of this resolution; and
missioner finish the same, and charge the expense
thereof to his account Adopted
BY Assistant Alderman WOODwARD-That the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies purchase .
hand cart for the use Of the Seventh ward police.
Adopted.
REPORTS.
or Committee on Sewers-In favor Of paying
Charles Devlin for extra work on scwer in Twenty
seventh street, between Sixth and Eighth avenues.
Laid OH the table.
OF Committee on Ordinancos-To concur to an
xan lntG L.txu .nAE n.1
and llilb and l23d streets. Adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:-
Aairmative-The President, Messrs Brown.
TAFT, Mabbatt Broaden, Woodward Ring, Wells,
Barker, Rogers, Valentine and McConkey-l7.
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Report.ln favor Of making, additional appropria-
tons for cleaning streets in 1852 To Committee On
Public Health.
Report-In favor of purchasing ne hose carriage
for Hose Co. No 81. To Committee on Finance.
Report-ln favor Of granting to Wilson Small, and
his associates, the use Of room over the New Es-
sex market, for the purpose Of establishing Mia-
sion Sabbath School. Concurred in.
Report-In favor of macadamizin Seventh avenue,
from Forty fourth street to Fifty ninth street, and
to extend time on contract To Committee on
Roads.
Report--Favorably on petitions of Abraham J. Ber-
ry and John j. Hicks. for ferry from foot Of BOD
ford avenue, Brooklyn. near the junction Of VIII
liamsburg, TO pier 30 East river, Now York. To
Committee on Ferries
Report-In favor Of remunerating Michael Rsddy
for loss Of horse and cart. To Committee O
Finance.
Report-In favor of granting permission to Joha
Saxton to erect a shed on pier "a East river. To
Committee on Wharves, &c.
Report-In favor of CURLING and guttering Eighty.
seventh street, between Third and Fourth avenues,
ard tagging sidewalk space four feet wide through
the same. To Committee on Roads.
Resoution-That Cliff street be lighted with 60.
Concurred in.
Granting petition Of Church Of the Nativity, Coz.
ner of avenue G and Sixth street, to have two GO
lamps placed in front thereof. Concurred in
Resolution-That tho word resigned" on Fire
mems Register, opposite Nicholas Seagrist, 10
erased his bame having been left of the ANIMAL re-
turn by the neglect of Secretary Of Hook and Laddg
Company No. Coneurred in.
Reiolutiop-That cross walk east corner Of Broad