The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30
IMPORTANT MUNICIPAL LEGISLATION.
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The Broadway Railroad Bin Rs-passed By the
Board Of Aldermen.
HIGHLY ExCITIHG DEsATE,
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; BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Dsc %, 1862
present-kichsrd I Compton, Esq President,
Aldermen Moore, Haley, 6turtevsnt. Oakley,
Bcyce Barr, T~esd, BrisIey, Francis, NTH, Pear
sail, Bard, Ward Denman, Cornell, Alyord. Do.
herty, and Peck
Inc minutes Of the last meeting were read and
By Alderman ALvoRD-Pstition Of Charlie, Cav
Tor and Others, 10 have Eighty 9th street opened
between First and Third avenues To COMMITTEES
By Alderman SMITH Petition of James J. Mi
r,ots, for lease Of pier No. II, North River To
Committee on Hnsnce.
BY Alderman BARR-Petition Of z Mcleod and
others, for . sewer in Twenty ninth street, be.
tween Ninth AMI Tenth avenues. To COMMITTEES
on Sewers.
By Alderman srgHTEyASr-,Pstitionof Stephens.
Condst x Co., relative to lease Of pier No 20.
North River. To Committee ON Finance.
~ tho Remembrance Of N. s. Levy,
against curb and gutter being set on west side Of
Manein street. TO Committee on Streets
BY the eame-Remonstrance of j. & j. w.
Weeks, against the extension Of the Sixth avenue
railroad. To Committee ON Streets.
BY Alderman ADMINISTRATION Of Jeremiah Cen
Icy, to have the word " expelled" changed to re-
signed in Register Of Firomen opposite the names
Of Enoch Lewis and Michael Bows. To Committee
on Fire Department.
By the same Petition Of j. II Rcdaeld & Co..
for lease Of Exchange slip To Committee on
By Alderman DssMAN-Petition Of Richard r.
u. COM-
mittee on Roads
By Alderman PEck-Petition Of Cumming and
Pollock, to have contract for paving Park row,
Chatham street, Bowery, and Fourth avenue. To
Committee on Streets.
By Alderman ACCUMULATION of Richard Ed
wards and Others, to have Thirty ninth street, be.
tween second AID Third avenues regulated, and
curb and gutter sci Te Committee on Streets
By the DEMONSTRATION of II Cassidy. to
have Renwick street re-curbed and re paved. To
Committee on Streets.
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west hall Of pier slip between piers and z, to-
gsther with the east side of pier No s, aud west
half Of pier No. O. :. r. To Committee on Finance.
y By the same-Petition Of Henry C Van Lever.
ven, TO DO remunsrated for damages sustained from
iiregulsrity Of street To Committee ON Finance.
sy By the same-Petiticn of Nathan Harris and
others for permission to lay ous garden In rear of
house Of Hose Go at No. lis Sullivan street. To
COMMITTEE on Finance.
BY Aldernan BAED-Petition Of George D.
Forbes and Others, 70 be organized as an engine
company, and to hate No. 40 assigned them, and to
b. located 10 the Fourteenth ward To COMMITTEES
ON Fire Department. f.a a-
BY Alderman Petition Of the New
York and Virginia Steamboat Co for lease of the
northeriy aide Of Iisr No. Is, n r. To Committee
on Finance. ~ sFt~ ~
! By Alderman DoHRRTy Petition of James G.
Hags and . Ei71 Uroton water from Fifty
osrln to- Fifty ninth streets, through Broad way.
To COMMITTEE on Croton Aqueduct Department
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman OAKLEY-Resolved. That special
the selection of place for the dumping of street
manure, to be "a instead of that at the foot Of
Roosevelt street. East river, an. ordinance having
been paesed to disccntinue the dumping ground at
the foot Of Roosevelt street on and after the first
day of December. 1852
Whercupon Alderman SMITH presented the follow
ing resolution, viz
Resolved, That the south side of pier No 30 East
river, and the bulkhead adjoining be, and they are
hereby, set apart for the of the Department of
Streets and Laup., to place dumping board to dump
coil ashes from Which were referred to the Com
mittee on Streets
An ordinance making additional appropriations
for ls62:-Be it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen
and Commercially Of the city Of New York, in Com
mon Council convened, that tho following amounts
be, ana they are hereby, appropriated to meet ex-
pesditures on the aforementioned heads Of account
heal estate...' 49,. ...................- $500
oaiafieS. 5OO
Bounty contingencies. ....... IL 500
Which vas adopted on division, viz
want. Oakley, Boyce. Barr, Tweed, the President,
Aldermen Brisley, francis, Smith, Bard, Ward,
Cornell, Alvord, Doherty, Peck-l7.
- Negative-Ads;Eyan iIenman-1
BY Alderman BARa--I,esolyed, That the Comp,
ciicr meet the requisitcn of the Commissioner of
l'laiis and Supplies, for the sum Of S6,447 35, to
pay the bills incurred in rendering funeral obss-
quies to the late Daniel Wsb.ts-, AID charge TIE
same to county contingencies. Which was adopted
on q division, viz -
Afirpetive-Aldermen Moore, Haley, sturte.
men Brsley, Francis, Bard Denman, Cornell Do.
herty, Peck--l4.
REPORTS
OF Committee on Salaries and Off ,es-To concur
to pay q. L. McClenachaD, as official reporter for
the Board of Assistant Aldermen during the last
year Adopted on division, viz:
Affirmative Aldermen Moore. Haley, Sturtevant,
Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Alder
men Bailey, Francis, Smith, Bard, Cornell, Doher
ty, Peck-l5
Negstive-Alssrmen Denman Alvord-2
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III low and sunken lots between lii,h aud l20th
Streets avenue A and Harlem river Laid on the
table ard directed to be printed.
NOTION
Alderman SRI BrLvAET moved here to take
up the report and resolutions of the Special Com
ntee, IN fayer Of granting to Jacob Sharp and
Others permission 70 lay rail track in Broadway,
nom Ire South ferry to Fifty seventh street Which
carried.
The same was then considered
Alderman STuEIEvANT moved the adoption OF
faid resolution and provisions, notwithstanding the
objections Of His Honor, the Mayor, thereto
The Alderman Of the fifteenth ward here pre-
scented On injunction which be desired to be read
The chair decided the reading Of the paper out
OF order. Immediately after the Alderman oil the
Fifteenth ward stated his objections to the right
Of the board or clerks to act in relation to the SUBJ
isct.
The Alderman Of the Fifteenth ward here moved
TO Icy the report of the committee ON the table,
which was lost by the following vote, viz
observation-disclosures Boyce Pearsa!l, Ward,
Observation-Disclosures Moore Haley, Sturteyant
Oakley, Barr Tweed the President, Aldermen
Brisley, Francis, Smith, Bard, Cornell, Peck-l3
Alderman WARD moved to take up the message
Of his Honor the Mayor, whish was Lost by the fol-
lowing vote, viz -
Observation-Disclosures Boyce. Pearsall, Ward
--3
Negative Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant
Oakley, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Bris-
ley, Francis, Smith, Bard, Dsnman, Cornell, Do
berty, Peck-l5.
Alderman WARD then moved that the msssags Of
his Honor the Mayor be read, which was lost
Alderman STuRTEvANr renewed his motion to
adopt the resolution and provisions separately,
which was carried
The first resolution was then considered, viz !:
granting to Jacob Sharp and others permission to
by abroad tra.k in Broadway, from the South
Terry 10 Fifty seventh street, which was adopted by
the following vote, viz -
49,. H.. ILL.,. AL