New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
CITY GOVERNMENT.

EEFTEMBER sE>>1oN-rHiRD DAY.

WEDNESDAY, sept, 6, lsJ2.
The Board met at the usual hour, with
a full attendance Of members. large number OF Pa
,lrons Renous,ran:es, Bills, Resolutions, Reports
and Papers from the Beard Of Assistants were acted
upon during the interval between the meeting and tea
lime.
BroGdrGy RaiiroGd.-A petition was
offered by Aid SMITH of the Eleventh. Ward, (Dry
Dock) In favor of a road In Broadway
Aid FRANCIS offered remonstrauce OF 500 citizens
against the project. The from every section
OF the City
Aid SMITH presented petition of % persons, mostly
from the sSh.sv., in favor OF the road
AID BRIsLEy offered remonsrsnce frem 1000 ciii'
zens, against any railroad in Broadway.
Aid SrCRrE,AST offered y petition from about 100
residents in Broadway, In favor Of the road.
AID CORNELL presented petition from - citizens
OF the Eighth WaId, inf4vor Of tho road.
Aid COMPTON presented a remonstrance from l. 200
citizens st the Egh,h ana Ninth Wards, against the
road.
All these papers were referred to tho Special Commit
tee the subject.
Drill Room.-The officers of the 7lst
Resins nj petition for a DhlLRoom over the new Essex
Market. Referred to the Committee of Repairs and
Supplies.
Sureical Aid.-Dr. r. ). Seaman pre-
sen,ed bill Of s96 So of which 500 charged for
one DAY, service tor attending fremcE Injured al Ma
burning OF the Planning mill, last month. Referred to
Finance Committee.
HEALTH INsPECToRs-.Ald OAKLEY
moved that the Health Inspectors, appointed by the
Board of Health In defiance Of law and decency, be
paid al the rate Of 81 per day.
-. IL. EN-.
Ing that .he regular Health Warden. had peIiorm
ed duty should al.o DO paid. Tho Ia which the
Aldermen had broken up by force the City Inspectors
Department. and then under pressure OF public opinion
been themselves forced virtually to reGstab.hed the
very ofhces they had abolished, 10 well known.
The resolution passed By party vote.
A NcW Sgte If PaUemeM.-SOme time
LAST year, h,s1s Degbuee & Co, were granted tho
privilege If putting down biock Of new kind Of
pavement In the Bowery, but 10 consequence Of the
budiB. CT sewer In that region, they prevented
from carrying cur their plan. They ask for a new
location and the Street Committee report In favor of
giving them the use Of City Hal..qusre, Psrk.row)
from Tyon row to Ann4st They receive no pay for
their work unless 1t be perfectly good after sixty days
use; then they ges 50 50 per square yard.
WldeniEg IVh,tehdL-St-A report in
favor OF widening Whtehsllst, on the westerly side
40 IL 10 feet ~ide all through IL is only ~
feet q, Brc sdwsy and about 70 a, Safest This
very properly adopted The PR ec.ls good one,
and The Improve ment T. much needed
Remission Of Tar.-A report was
adopted to remit tho tax levied upon the Coored Or
phsn Asylum.
More .uen.-Hydrant Company No. 8,
have FIVE additional zen: Engine Goa Eos Q and Al
have each 10 more men.
Telegraph Posts in Broadway.-A res
oluon from the other Board was concurred In direct
ing the removal Of the telegraph posts In Broadway.
and to have the wires attached by iron brackets TO high
buildings The work 10 be done within three months
Street CLeaning.-The Commissioner of
Streets and Lamps communicated a statement of the
work done from Jan to July 81 In Ward 10 the
Chy The following table shows the substance VI the
statement: