The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

MospAY EvENisG, Dec 20 1852,
THE NINTH AyhhUE RAILROAD
T1e report OF the csmU,it6ee TO whom this qu9g-
ton referred, was read, and the following do
bate epsned:-
Assistant Alderman BARKER roso, and said shat
be did not expect to have OCCASION to speaK
upon the subject that evening. The IN ,jori.y of
the Board not Only wanted to bring up the q1ev-
tior, but wanted its adoption He was not opposed
TO = railroad that would nos Interfere with toe
public ut large, but wis, on the contrary, In favor
Of suco railroads, whero they would be benefit 10
svciety, and would not interfere with the publis.
II there were any parties who were entitled to COS
grant Of this railroad, it was Messrs. Kipp i
Brown, who were, in fact, the pioneers Of this
omnibus business They have been for years in thst
business, and have always attended 70 the regula-
tiors, 80, Of the Common Council They haze
been great sufferers by the Common Council sllos-
ing railroads to run 80 nsar their stage
bLes, and will be utterly ruined il tae
report OF tho COMMITTEES be adopted. AT present
their butireas il SO dull that they compelled
draw off large number of their stsges, Ii they
gave the grant TO the parties mehtioaed ia the
port, it would be the u ,iining two msu ueo
Tor years have been in the habit OF iatins
DE pubic Ii they detey mined upon h4ying
thot tsdwsy, why not give the grant 70 KIP &
Brown, who we're more worthy OF IL than aay otper
men IN the city,
Assistsnt Alderman RoDmAN then rsss aud said
thar he did not intend To cay Anything siost KUp
s. Brown, but there gers mec In be city VINO, @!si
half fhe means sDo facilities made larger iorsupse
than ever kip s. Brown old HE fri9cd, Assis-
tant Aldefmsn Barker, was eal9gsing shon 60 .
Preat event. II "a true that taoy have suffered CT
hro, yeg they Away received tex tasa mocd ASST
;ense when my suea rs opened thao any o,hst
stage propretors in hts cisy Tie p,ti i3ns -
for The grant, are worthy ever Kipo 4
Brown we're They have made fortaoes IRON y
mere nothing, by their industry aud tsleu;s.
b. si.,rs them this grant, thsy you'd be sann
iatipg young men &c fans ard fortune II the
American pacr,o had many sach men Al those
bsmeo 10 The report, they reed no. fear tts oon-
het kA~taa If fy.fa lead fske
Say" Come on ard &C are rosdy for yea" fnsfe
mep ars most deserving OF tas giant, ana TO them
it should be awarded
Assisa ant Alderman ycCosKEr said the. If the
gran. given to che parties nsEtosed in the r.
psrt. il would be ere Of the mos; .grsns acts Of
viapy that was ovor ccnmisted in those nails
Assistant Alderman RopNAs did DOT see shy re-
scn why they sbould give tba grant to kpp &
rA'lioss a-sy II they were 30 gracious az 20 80
THE, he did No. SO why they should 20 offered tbs
gran. ofthe Ninth avenue ooe.
Assistant Alderman BAEKFI moyed that the
names Of Kipp & Brown be Inverted rs the pct,ion-
ers Instead OF Murphy, Radfort& Story. Tais no.
.iou was loss He then moved that Minor Stcry's
psue be struck ogt Of the list Of the petitioners.
This no ION was also lost
TIE question On the adoption Of tho report OF The
0rmittee ~ss thin tasen up, and adopted by
U.jerit, OF l3 70 o
Assisisnt Alderman RoDMAx thea moved that the
Question be reconeioered, vti,h was lost by . ma
josity of u to 4
7HE SIXTH AND EIGHrH AvyEus RAILROADS
The resolution which psssed the Board Of Aldsr~
men on Saturday last, directing the grantees Of
'hese Tires 70 take up the double track nov being
aid in Barclay streeb, was then broughsup
Assistant Alderman BAkTER moved for its oos-
currepce
Assistant Alderman RoDxAN was 10 favor Of Ivy
irg that track, ~ on Sundays siuge trsok "a
Veeey street. would disturb the stioa Of A..
Psuls church very much That Has his ohief rea@os
for opposing concurrencs Of the resolution Re
then n ovco that II be referred to the special CON
mittee on the Sixth and Eighth avenue railrosds
Assistant Alderman McJoNKnY objscted TO Sc
beirs ssfeyred III IL vas referred the track wosh
10 laid md locomotives running 10 before any 49,
ton would be- taken ON the matter.
Tho motion on reference was then pat and ioSs.