New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
CITY GOVERNMENT.
hoard Of Ale ermen.
SEPTEMBER sEsslOs-FlRsi DAf'
MONDAY, Sept o, Il

The me mbers generally appear 10 be IN mosteh'
csltrt hs.th ana good spirits, and are rapicy
acquiring ths, ro,undity sf person and jolly free
and.sasy count, nance, which were once supposed
to ID necessary sdjurcts to the dignity OF O'V
Father. During the rec,ss the Aldermen nave
enjoyed tie delights Of wsts rirg- places IN the
ntis nboIhood, Except Nesport and other Maae
Law places which received the cut Direct and
they return to the tea IA refreshed IN mInd and
body. THY vii go 70 WORK nov in esrnesf, At
the g,est mount " important buslaess which
CLAIMS their attention. We nav reasonably ex-
pect a busy snd exciting se,sln. for between rnL
rcse, terri, &c, TIE Boa are rather ceep 10 preT
hot water We eheerfully welcome the Assembled
wls6om, snd await to- Furrr-'s Developments with
hopeful suSi-y.
After the reading aud approval OF the
uinute, sn immsuse humber of petitions were present.
"a and referred.
The Firemen.-Engiue Company No. "a
petoned for an immediate Investigation into the coz
duet Of Engine Co No. 10, In attacking them on the
night OF the 4h u Referred TO the Committee Oh 'ne
Fire Department
Hook .nd Ladder Co No. pet,ioned for an enlarge
meut Of Ih,ir house.
Engine Co No II petsoued for a new location
Both these petitions were referred TO me ire DepN"
mep,
Resiened.-Anthony J. Bleecker, In
ecor Of Election In ,he sixth District OF the Fifteenth
Wnd, cf-reo his resi-. q att u, which was accepted
A Stdnddrd.-Ald. BARR offered res
olu,on that the City prs,en''o ire remnsn' o' 'ne fr"
Regiment New York Safe Vouuiesr. Standard OF
Victory inscribed With the names OF the dH'fen' osls'
IN which they participated In Mexico
Referred to the Comm tiee On Arts and Scesces.
AID WAND suggested that the names Of the Generals
be pu, OF also.
FDl RemOnStrdRce.-A remOnstrance
sesnst Railroad in Srosd way, was presented aud re-
tered the proper Committee. The OBJ elton 10 the
remor,, suse "a, the rsrro of the eet and ,t'
inevitable ruin for busue's Purpses oy The running Of
cas.
Railroad Cdrs.-Ald. WARD of the
Fifteenth offered res luton that & of the Six
aud Fishlh.av Railroad, be- restricted from stopping
10 land or tak psen, except At corners OF streets
The resolution WAS referred to the Committee on
Streets
Ad. BRrsrxY suggested tia; II lie upon the table, but
Withdrew the notion
Aid. TIEwANN moved 10 amer nd, by prohibiting cars
ON stopplu whers exec ~ tn The middle OF docks
WIN We never hesr the last of this abroad tinkerns
The objection that the stop the crossing OF vehicles
10 all fiction the truth IT, drivers Of oher vehicles are
the sggresors and constantly aud nalicoi'y Interfere
with with cars, the Aldermen well know. They
nigh, very properly turn sher attention to these mat
ters aud leave the cars alone for willie.
Railroad EueRSiOR.-Ald. STURTE-
Want moved thstthe SAITH snd Es uthsv Roads extend
their rails down college. place to Bar LAY st
AID BoYcE suggested that the proper way would be
10 exlelo Park place through the College grounds and
bring lhe carsup 10 Broad.sy.
The resolution was referred to tho Com naee on
Streets
4 Neu Pdiiroad.-James T. Berthe,
John Du,yes am John w. ssts, petition fors Rail-
road from Gf Ferry through Grandst, Broadway
and CsDsl,t to Hoookeu Ferry Taey propose double
scs with five feet space tracks and fOur feet
between rails with groove ra otusrro yer groove but
laid like that In the Sixth Az. They offer 70 hx tho
iare at three cents
Referred 10 the Committee on Streets.
Lac Costs Sought tOr.--The two
Policemen ct the Twentieth Ward who were Indicted
for the assault upon Mr. G.gs sprpg and tried aud
acquitted Of the charge applied slme time siaee to have
the eitv psy $3.50 their counsel fees Tbs majority
OF the Committee to whom the petition "" referred
aid hoole sId Ptcs) reported 10 favor CT the pay
msat
AID STURrEyANT opposed the report he thodsht
the precedent woulo be dangerous one.
AID PECK oeiended the report, and charged that the
opposition was purely po,itIes'. He seemed 10 Oe
Dangerously eScit'd.
AID TIEMAsN opposed the report
Vote wa. tasen on adoption, and the Board by 10
refused to adopt, the report
Ald PECK lie the sat man called the roll, and az hs
found that II he voted Yea there would 90 ito aud
the report was ast IN any event, be stated that he
would vote "Eo," 90 that no might hereafter movS a
recon.lcerallop. Bat the moment the vote was an
1oupeed Al6 SruarEvANr moved the reconsdsrt
top thus cllnehlng the matter al the moment II WAS
sure to DO Loot.
AT this stealing Of his thunder, AID PECK rsret
risht up .nd moved ciourpment VOts was taken,
and By Yeas TO Nays tho Board adjourned anti
Tuesday sternoon at 5 o'el,ek.
The members then retired, in some con
fusion and shortly alter III clasr Of knives and forks
and tho is.s II vino asses In the Tea Room, gave
token TIA, the Fathers engaged IN tho mora
.rduou, and agreeable portion Of their duties toward
iaI psyeu
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
s,aiei session Non Gay Sept g. l-s2 The pTe.!de.t
JoBsibGn TfotleT, ESQ, Ia the Chair.
Remonslrsncs OF H. Goodyear snd others, sgs'nsl
erecting bag window TO house In 22tst, near 5is.
aV To Committee on Streets
Btu Of Dr. ksss, for attendance on policeman T.ns-
dale Of l5sn Police ustnct To Committee Police.
P,tstOns OF Hoe Co No 10 for relief Tor repairs
10 their carriage aud hOse To Committee Fire Do
ysriment
ON Hsner to have ooh opened from j!h to sih.
avs To Con nrse % kcsfs.
OF Jacob Hoa, for 2sJ ioI groceries to amount Of
sl-j oesucys ed cellar 4 No POP De4ncyst. By a..
r. "a oursrI Of sewer To CDmnlivee N Finance
BY Aabt4ns AID Wright of =. w nito aud others,
N lat Sidewalk In Clntont beISe-n Hester and Grand,
81 dsggec. To Committee 90 Streets
By same OF iasc Hers. nbercer, % be paid s02 ",
for articles destroyed IN cellar Of No Il COlGmO,au
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