The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
Com NOR Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN
JAN This Board met this evening at We O'Clock
Nr. Compton President, in the chair. Che minutes OF
the lsst meeting were resd and approved
The Pr, siGent the announced the following Staudng
Commit ePs of the Board Of Aldermen for 1852
.8iDs Eoate observation-disclosures. Haley Cornell, Sur
tevaLt.
.a,ts and seisnoes-- aiessrs Moore Barr Ward
Observation-Disclosures Denman, Barr. Sturtevant.
Glazing Stnets--Nessrr Barr, Brisey Alvo.d
Fr,as--S iesscs Eard, TSeed, Pearsall
Fnatce--Meiera. Bard. Oakley Boyce.
Fire DepG, tmtat--Messrs. Smith, Barr, Ward
JOINT Coma,iit,e lceounts-.iessrs. Tiemann, Dem
nRn. Sturteysnt.
Joint COMMITTEE the Croon .9qtteductMessrs Oakley
Moore Boyce.
Lamps and Gas--Messrs. Francis, Dohsrty, Ward.
Lpd and Par,s--Messrs Peck, Temsau, Alvord.
Lar Depn tment-aessrs. pohesty, Tweed Ssursevant
Mnrktfs-Messrs. Cornell Haley, Pearssll.
O,dinon1s--Mesns Dsnmap, Temann, Warl.
Poiice--Messrs Moore, Peck, Eearsall.
Public Beaah--NlesIs Oakley, Doherty, Surtevaut
Public Buildings Biickrsns and RandaIfs Islands,
and B,HcueMe,srs. Brisey, Peck Aivord
Repairs and SuIpiiesJestrs. Tweed Haley, Pearsal
Roads-Messrs. Temsnn, Doberty. Alvord.
Salaries and oGcn4--Messrs. Peck Francis; Doyce.
Setoes--Niessrs Barr, Denman. A,vord.
Sresfs--Messrs Cornell, Francis Ward.
Uho,res, Pos and SAps--Messrs smith, Brisley,
Boyce.
Upon the presentation Of petition from the New York
Railroad Company, headed by Messrs. Kip & Brown,
Alderman TienaDn moved that special committee be
appointed to which all matters on railroads are 70 be re-
ierred Alderman Of the Seventh ward novel,
amepdner that 1t should be referred to the Committee
ordinances. The whole matter however, laid on
the table.
PETIrross REFERRED.
OF Frederick Reduhok and others to be organized
Gated in the Seventeenth ward OF Griffin to have
rock removed from Seventeen street OF Edward Lynch
ard others for ferry slips located between the Fulton
and Peck slips. OF Wright and Others for gas lamps in
avenue @.
communication was received from his Honor the
Mayor containing letter from several If the associates
ct the usrious Kossuth, who have been guests Of the
city since their arrival in the United States steamer
Mississippi aud amending that publicity be given
to it. Ike following is the letter -:
To Hon MAYOR AND Common CouNc,r or THE CRY or
INV YoRK:
Prescribed ard persecuted es we were, your mighty
and glorious Union spr- al its protecting all Of
who .hared the suerings and Affections Of exile with
our Chief the Governor Of Hungary; she offered
Guilty; she did more in expressing the warmest SYM
patty in the Of Hungary: and your metropolis
provided for generously during two months knowing
that in the unexpected wreck of fatherland,
could nothing but patriotism and
hope for the future The united despos stride through
Europe in naughty arrogance binding the people in the
yoke Of Nondase ard insulting all justice and right but
they cannot attain the stars Of your country and d. not
perceive that The sparkling stars will DE the fiery column
which aiding the people out of the night II their
vitude As man near drowning when emerging from
the waves his recollection, the nations
that surprised and Supplied will 'peedly
cover their consciousness and strength on perceving
the bare and rough reality Consciousness the
VII. which produces deeds and the universally Of op
preston will produce universally Of action These
are ikethe cedar the more weight you put it the
more quickly IL grows upward to the heavens. We
know the liungerans know their decided resolution
and perseverance, and therefore becoming
Independent. Usurpaton, united with treachery,
cteded in depfiviDg Of our own-in separating
US from our RELATIONSHIP banisbing from our
BONES but 1t cannot suocate confidence and s not
able to hinder in expressing the fee ngs OF thankful
ness and gratitude to you and through you to the
rous and hospitabe inhabitants Of this metropolis be-
cause gratitude s the noble breath of souls and like
the sos imperishabe. Plea.e God that before very
long time VT may be able to express there grateful sem
timents in aud Independent country and that
the minded ladies Of the United states might fnd
the reward of their sympathes in the dawn Of the tears
OF JOY, which will CLEAN in the yes Of our women and
children the festival Of the regeneration Of Hungary
and European freedom. New York, Jan. 8, 1852
Nicolas Perc2el, Colonel Francis Hayman.
Edvar Lorody, Stephen Kovaes
Antony szerenyiz, Adolphe Gymnran,
i. Achz, John Doemoelvery, Major.
X. Miklosz, Captain, John N Aziegl, Captain.
Alexander Asbotb and others.
Another communication was received from his Honor
the Mayor, nominating Mr.. Ma.sell, Chief Of Police
Upon being presented Alderman Barr moved reference
to the Committee on Salaries and Offices
Alderman WARD thought 1t should be referred in JUS
tce to MT hatsel as he had been rejected by the old
Board OF Aldermen and thereby giving opportunity to
have the matter investigated.
Alderman HALEY stated that most OF the members Of
the old board had been rejected Themselves BY the voice
cfthe people. (Laughter)
Alderman FRANcrs hoped that would not be referred,
as II had been long enough before the board.
Alderman BARR would state the reason why he wished
for reference He was elected BY the democracy othe
Sixth Ward and ~ ~ there 70 defend thss i1t>veeA