The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-06

OF opening l24th street. from the Old Church road to
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Abel Wheaton, directing the Corporation counsel TO
ply to the Legislature for law authorizing the Common
Council OF this city establish exterior line Of the
city In the Harlem river, and to form street the
line. In favor Of lighting Thirty fourth street be.
tween Eighth avenue and Broadway sss Sixth street
between the Bowery and Avenue A, with gas Ofpaying
B. Vanderlip $3.50 for extra services rendered in City
Inspectors office OF Committee on Ordinances, relative
to petition Of carmen recommending ordinance pro
hibtng pedding Of wood IN the streets without license
Adverse to the appointment of clerk fothe GouverneuI
market In favor Of increasing salary OF clerk of Centre
PETITION REFERRED THE COMMITTEE AND
OF Edwin williams asking for permission to prepare
and publish for the use Of the city for exchange with
foreign nations and for sale to such Of the citizens and
mot less than hundred pages the history
graphy progress and various interests Of the
city Of New York from the settlement the Dutch until
the present time.
The Board adjourned at 10 NJ. to P. NJ this after.
JAN. s-The Board met at p. NJ, Morgan Mergans in
the choir, and quorum Of members present. The
minutes Of the two proceeding meetings read and
approved.
I'm favor Of opening Fifty-ninth street, from Third
avenue to Fret Adverse to the petitions Of sundry
for correction Of taxes Recommending that the
petition of members of Engine Company No. q to have
gas introduced into their house be referred to the Com
mtee Fire Department In favor Of increasing the
salary of E. Evans messenger in the Comptroller Office
and Street Department fro $500 to $500 per annum
In favor Of confirming sundry expusions of fremen.
REPORTS ORDERED
Of the Chairmen OF Croton Aqueduct Committees of
both Boards Of Examination Of the Accounts Of Croton
April 1lth ls49.
One thousand copies Of the Report of the Special
Committee appointed to make for tender.
ing the Inequalities Of the city to Governor Louis
Kossuth.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
Appointing the following persons Inspectors of Election
Gafney Calvin Hubbitt aud James c. Furmau: and FOR
the Eighth Election district Seventeenth ward-John
Pagan, Isaac IL Brown, and Charles II. Lawrence.
REPORTS coSCtRREp
resolution formerly adopted by Board Of Aldermen
returned from the Board Of Assistants relative to
the grant of the free Of Madison square Edward
Riddle and his associates for the purposes Indus
trial Exhibition of all Nations. The resolution was
nded BY inserting Reservoir square instead OF Mad
son. CsncuIred in.
Alderman CosKlrs moved that the Board adjourn to
meet on Monday morning next, at 10 AN.
Alderman sTuFTEvANT said that he understood that
their successors ntented to be sworn in early Mon
day morning and that the present Board would be un.
able to transact any business as the will be
cupied.
Alderman CosKLiS then moved that committee of
two be appointed to wait on his honor the Mayor and
inform him that the Board of Aldermen having conclu.
ded their business ready adjourn for the SEES
so2, in order that he might have opportunity of
making any communication.
Aldermen DopcE and CoSKLiS appointed such
committee: and having retired for a short time re-
turned and reported that the Mayor would communi-
cate with the Board
Alderman GRIFFIN moved tina. committee Of two be
appointed to wait on the Board Of Assistants to make
similar announcement and having retired the cham
Der Of the Board Of Assistants for short time turned
and reported that they had adjourned.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Alderman MILLER then offered the following resolution
and passed eulogium the President Of the Board Of
Aldermen for the able and efficient manner in which he
has discharged his delicate dutes:-
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Board hereby
rendered TO Morgan Norgans Esd for the able, court
eous ara impartial mann which has distinguished him
IN the discharge Of his delicate cuties presiding officer
Of the Be ard of Aldermen
The foregoing resolution was unanimously adopted
The President, Morgan Morgans, returned thanks to
the Board
Alderman s1uR1rvASr moved the adoption Of the fol-
lowing resolution before Offering which. he asa junior
member Of the board thanked the efficient clerk Of the
board David Valentine for his advice and
Received, That the thanks Of this Board be and are
hereby tend cred to David T. Valentine for the able aud
faithful manner in which he has discharged the duties
OF Jerk Of this Board, for the pact two years.
Aldermsn CHAPMAN offered the following resolution,
which adcrted
Resolved That the thanEs Of thr Bosrd be- and they
srs hereby rendered 10 James NJ wilson, deputy clerk
AMI 70 John II. Chambers, Henry Ten Eyck and Joeph
Young assistant clerks Of this beard for the faithful
and courteous manner IN which they lave discharged The
duties OF their respective officer.
Alderman GRIFFIN moved the adoption Of the following
Ie,oution
Resolved That the thanks Of this Board are hereby
rendered 70 the reporters OF various newspape-s
attending the meetings this Board for their gentle
manly conduct and accuracy Ct their reports
Alderman SrURTEsA>T offered the foil wing resolution
'0i R sacI.,sn ~, GOOD
John Kidney Sergeant at ARM FOR the faithful and
cheerful performance OF the duties Of his Office.
Iiessage was then received from the Mayor to the
effect that he had ommunication to make TO the
Beard after which the minutes Of the meeting read
ard approved and the Board lhavi2g concluded their
businese) adjourned sine de
The newly elected Board of Aldermen will be sworn in
on Monday, by Mayor kipgsland
BoARp or ASSISTANT AIpFPMEN