The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-20
Common Council.


ApRu T.-This Board net at tho usual hour, Mr..
Compton President in the chair. The minutes Of last
meeting were read and approved.
PETITION REFERRED.
For sewer in Twenty fifth street
REPORTS ADOPTED.
Of the Commute Lamps and Cas- in favor Of light.
ing avenue from Twelfth to Thirteenth street Also,
concurrng with Board Of Assistant Aldermen to light
Franklin street with gas Broadway Orange street.
Also to have Thirty fifth street. from Eighth to Ninth
lighted with oil Also Thirty fourth street. from
Eighth TO Ninth % Also Letting .a
Committee on Roads, recommending concurrence with
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen in the adoption Of the
street from Fifth avenue the river to the pre-
sent established grade. or Committee Public Health,
concurng with the Board Of Assistant Aldermen to give
the contract to animals butchers oa etc
from the city to W. Reynolds for the sum Of $Soo
OF the Finance Committee rscenmending an additional
money refunded assessment sales. OF Committee on
Roads in favor Of paying contractor for work in grading
street Also In favor Of regulating and grad
ing said from Third 10 Sixth to the recent
grade The report to I'll 900 to Pollock for con-
etruCtinR O in Tenth avenue confirmed, not
withdrawing the vote Of his Honor the Mayer.
ADOPTED.
That the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies be au
thorzed propose plans and advertise for proposals for
building station House for the second district police,
the lot purchased by the corporation for that purpose
avenues be lighted with gas. That ii be referred to
Committee Streets the expedency Of opening Antho.
street from Orange street TO Chatham square and Of
regarding Orange Cross and Anthony Streets in tho
peighborhood of the Five Points
The Board then adjourned to meet on Monday eve-
ming at the usual hour.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Arm 19.-Yhis board met Jonathan Troter Esq, in
the Chair The proceedings Of last meeting read
and approved
PETITIONS RrrERREp.
OfIIose Company No. 40 for ten additional men, Of
Samuel Warner and others to have Thirty street.
between Fifth and sixth avenues paved and tagged.
REPORTS ADOPTED.
OF Committee Police concurripg to select location
for accommodations for police Justices court and re
ring to H Seventy ninth street at Second and
recommending to grade Rkcrs lane In favor OF extend
ing the time complete the contract for regulating and
grading Fifty seventh street from Fifth to Broad
way. OF the Special Committee on Potters Field re-
commenting the purchase Of sixty acres OF Abram
Lawrence. on Wards Island ut l,500 per acre
RESOLUTIONS CONQUERED ~.
That the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies procure
good substantial oil cloth for the floor OF the room
in the City Hall known the Tea Room and cause
the to be laid therein and replace with new furn
tsre such articles Of furniture in said room as are IN
worn out and delapdatcd condition That sewer with
1hc necessary receiving basins and cuyerts be built IL
Flip from the bulkhead TO the westerly curb
line of Water street for the OF the
ward police with appropriation of 81 900 therefor u
the crosswalk Dcy street and Broadway
be newly tagged and repaired to light Twcnty-hfti
street between the Third and Fourth avenues, will
gas. that the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies pre-
mare plans advertise for proposals for building sta
zion house for the Second district police the lot pur
chased y the Corporation for that purposes to fix Frank
lin Market rs police station for the of the First dis
1r;c noce The report Of the Committee Almshou
recomne ndnr an additional issue Of stock work
house buildings Blackwells lsand resolution to re
print $50 copies Of the City Charter wth thc notes
Chancellor Kent; report Of the Committee on Roads il
favor of paying John McDcmott for setung curb an
gutter SC In Madison street (veoed by the Mayor.
The Board adjourned till Thursday next NJ SIX 1. w.
MESSAGE or Gov You're UrhH.-Hov Young.
Utah delivered his Annual Message 70 the Legisatur
of that territory, the 9th of January Inc do
cument possesses religious political and domestic iea
lures and IL quite interesting in It's way 1t espresso
gratitude for past blessings suggests some improvement
in the mode of administering different departments
The government. He recommends application to Tn
different industrial pursuits that the laws should 2
revised that the education Of youth should DO CAREFUL
attended to- lie recommends the legislators to take s
0cent time to deliberate on measures before passn
sh.,u Tho TIME OF .hvr ia pA,riuJ