New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

Psnno~s Rsssrsx-0f Jcha Meess. fcs rnssssv
toa for loss IN building . sswsr on @Ie Az .
| tween SSH and f3sGs OF several to hasr wa 2
| - between Madison and 9th avs. OF Tses,
Doty, for pecunisry relief, ocisg member Of ~
rew.fork Regiment OF Volunteers TO Mexico.
David B. Wneeier and o,asfs, TO erect blocks 9
anchors a. the foot OF Jane and Gansevoort sss o
several, fos sewer in s,ths C. from TIE ssh 10 ~
sth-av. OF Geo w. Clara and others, to have IA
on their buildings No as ish-st rsois:sd OF ovsy
clever nanored Drivers ana Mechanics employed in
Omnibus establishments. demonstrating sssiaa d.
vessips the Mayor Of The powsf 70 giant Stage T.
ceuses and changing the exstiag rexul Asions OF n
nic1sss ot John s. Hasris, sage driver. 70 hsvs
his affidavit (which stated thai ne had been die.
charged from tsc Hous'on-st and Avsaus iins,
because he would NOT sign petition asalnss sshspG
the powsr Of granting licenses from the Mayor re-
fened to COMMITTEES on Ordinances. OF owness d
property, for sewer in Henri - from Rutgers "a
jefferson St. OF John n. Cornell stage driver. 70
have his affidavit. respecstng the rsmosssysncs a
the stage drivers and oyAsrs referred to the Cou>
mttee on Ordinances.
Rssolstsons Adsstsl-Ap,xopsisting the furhsr
sum OF $500 csay tho expenses incu.ysdi II ole
efating Washing toa's Birthday. To rebuild the cid
portion Of the pier between vesey and Basclay-sv.
N. r. To light Theater. ally with gas.
Characterization the Controller in Yclattoa
80 payment Of assessments In advance Of tEo1f cel>
lection ahd recommending the Common Cocncil "a
apply 70 the Legislature for action 70 snaols hin %
raiss money By tho issne Of asssssnsat bossAs %
otherwise.
Relief for yvsadrsy-A preamble and rssclusson n
relation TO this matter, offered BY Aid. hoore wvfe
referred to the Cemmisses On Ordinances. The res
Resolved, That il be referred to the Committee %
Ordinances TO report 10 this Board an ordinances
isss srsassd, now travelling through Broad .sy =
tho South Ferry, nom running below the Pa7s, N
order to relieve 70 some extent that portion Of
Reports ADOPTED In favor Of building protsotion
wallis In Polters Field In l9h st., between lth ana
LexiDstor.avs. To set curb and gutter stones Il
9Th av., from es,h to 3esh-ss
The Gas BiH-Ald. Tiemznn moved that the MAy-'
or's veto on the Gas bill, sent In last yearbs taken
from the table and referred to the Coumsstee %
Lamps and Gas, which was carried. Aid. Ssuste.
vant centendsd that the action proposed woald b
irregular inssmuch Is tue veto was to aaesAss
Board, and 20 BRING tue subject before the preeeat
Common Council new matter would have to % pre-
pared. The veto was then laid on the tablS. -
Action on Mayors vefoss.-Ald. Bard moved -
take up the ordinance vetoed by the Mayor IN relas
tion TO taxing the Bureau OF Inspection from the Pc.
lice Department and giving Il to the Department Of
Streets and Lamps, which was carried. and the
Board adhered to former action by vote Is % 5.
The vote was as follows Abirmstivs--Ald. Moore,
Haley Oakley, Barr; Tweed, President s.,s!sE'
Doherty, and Peck Nsssfius-Ald Ssurtsvaass
Boyce. Pesrsall, Ward, and Alvord.
On motion Of Aid. Tiemann, the veto on the rsso
to memorabilia the Legislature to delay action o.
the bill in reference to the subject OF Jones' WOOD
Park before them, was allied up. and the Board ad-
hered TO former actisn, BY vote OF 1901.
to whom have been referred u large nsmbcr 81 -
titiops, for the establishment OF q Ferry from o.
near to the foot Of Montague St, Brootlyn, TO Ne
the ' project. Aid psnhs~ moved hat the report Ss
laid on the table and printed. He was opposed %
opening Avenues for the tax payers Of Nsw:iotks
to 80 Gus Of the City to live. Draper and Dsvfn
hi ~ko,S hat Hsgf ovf ha
lease was $500 per annum. Aid. Ttsmann moved
that the annual rent be $4,000, which was lost.
AID Ward moved that the rent be $500 per year.
which was also los. Aid. Dsnham moved 70 smeee
BY inserting % 600, which wasost. Atd. sturtsvsAe
and Tweed made speeches In favor OF the proposed
ferry, coptendng that Il was very much required ~
persons doing business IN the lower pArs 81 the Give
Tlemsnn opposed he measure, and moved that ne
Controller advertise for bids, which was lest AID
Ffsncs vas Of opinion that the FsfTy proposed ~es
very necessary that 4 would no! inJsts Ms -
vding the business of the Ferries, and furnish gro0
accommodations Aid. Ttemann argasd snas we
Ferry would have the effect Of building up brookiyn
and iniuIing New. York, and moved again thai ne
matter be refered to tho Controller TO- advertise fes
bids for tho lease, which was lost. Tho qussucss
after some other motions lost. being on eooepsan4
The report and saopSSs sns re ,Ss nS
A6irmattvs-Ad. Moore, Haley, Sturtevans, OskieYs
Barr, Tweed, the President, Brisley, Francis sni'As
PssrsalI Bard, Cornell, Dohsrty, PEGS, Nssss'gs--
Boyce, TIsmaDn, Ward, Denham and Alvord- The
folio wing 10 the resolution:
Resolved That lease of the slip the foot q VAL e.
The CoDo,ssa together with me aorasry side q fsf
No IS and also rsIy lssse With ths prviisse ess<s'
tague place OF the Of JsIasn It 10 tss C,V q
BIeekIyn be grated to David 8. Draper and ysha /.
at annual rent Of 81 900 VIII pawsr 70 resulAs the
from time 10 time by the Con Coracistd rsas
the SAID parties the funnns Of ssi1
Ferry The said lease contain the usual ceveaass
put opsr alton and unIsss said Ferry shall %
put within eight months from he passage aao
this ressluss that szd ssss shall BE- esaoet
ed and that within meantime the said esssss shall
be required pay for sad slp o. the rate neW ~
csivsd u srsfsr By the Corporation.
(Sixned) JAMES % BARD,l
w y, T..;1' Committee 'sv'"'''
On notion the Board sdjournsd to Friday.