The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23
Common Council.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Arm 22-The Boe<d met in pursuance OF adjourn
mcnt. Jonathan Trotter Esq President IN the chair,
and full board present-cxcept Assistant Alderman
Rodman Broaden, and Brastow.
The proceedings Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
OF James Eyerden for the placing of new street signs
the city lamps. Remonsrance of William p. Ester
brook and others against confirming assessments for
grading Thirty fifth street OF Charles Young against
Hecker Brother laying pipe from their mills to East
river Petition for sewer in Thompson street. from
Blocker to Broome street Of Christopher Hawkins TO
have personal remitted OF Ezra Smith and others
street
REPORTS COMMITTEES ADOPTED.
On Lamps and Gas Concurring toght Seventh avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, with gas con-
curing to light Avenue from Twelfth to Thirteenth
street and Of said streets; concurrng to light
West Twcnty-scventh street with gas.
On Sewers: In favor of sewer in Nassau street from
Ann street to hundred feet south Of Beekman street.
concurriDg to construct in Third street. from Ave-
nue. A to the Bowery.
On Roads Concuring to pay contractor for work done
in regulating and grading fftyth street between
Third Sixth avenues also in regulating and grading
said portion of Fifty third street. to recent grade.
On Finance Ceneurrng to make an additional appro-
priation on Trust accounts.
On wharves, Piers and Slips In favor of extending
bulk head East river from kivngton street to Middle
pier Stanton street.
LAID on THE TABLE. AND ORDERED PRINTED
Report of Special Committee in relation to zinc paint
OF Committee on Wharyes. Piers and Slips, concurrng
to direct the propretors Pier No l. North river to
tend the same to exterior line.
PAPERS CONQUERED
Reports Committee Markets in favor of allowing
$3.50 per to the Superintendent of Markets for
the Of horse and wagon the discharge OF official
duties OF the Committee on Arts and Sciencies. In
favor Of allowing Messre Sherry Bryan to place
clock in the cupola Of the Hall. OF Committee on
Finance favor OF leasing the premises formerly
pied by the Bell Tower in the Ninth ward to James h.
Worth OF Committee on Streets in favor OF regarding
repaving Fourteenth street. between Broadway and
Fourth avenue OF Committee sewers, in favor of
petition of John suffern build in Pearl street
at his own expense
RESOLUTIONS CONQUERED IN.
To lease for year the premises now occupied by
the Justices Court for the Sixth Judicial District on the
best terms the Comptroller obtain the same To de-
signate Barnabas Osborn and Abraham L. Bogar Police
Justices the Tombs in Centre street; Sidney IL. Stew
art and James McGrath Police Justices at Jefferson
market and William L. Wood and James B. Walsh,
Police Justices at Essex market To designate Robert
IL johnson and James Nesbett clerks to the Police
well and John Laor clerks the Police court at Essex
market and William L. Davidson and James NJ Murray
clerks to the Police court at Jefferson market Re
port Of Committee Wharves, Piers and Slips, in
favor Of rebuilding Pier "a, East river.
ADOPTED.
That the Committee Streets be instructed to obtain
the opinion Of the Counsel Of the Corporation in regard TO
the canccing Of the contract to pave Broadway with
Perrnes combination pavement. and that they submit
such opinion with their report to this Board That tne
Supernte Of the Manhattan Gas Company be di,
reced to lay the mains in Seventh street from avenue
c. to Lewis street, forthwith That the Committee on
Sewers be directed to take the subject OF staying the
proceedings on the sewer in Pearl street from John to
Fulton street and report whether any and what are the
objections the building Of said That the dwell
ling house situated the ten Of land on Ward
Island owned by this city be assigned as residence for
the keeper Of Potcrs Field until other arrangements
can be made for his accommodation That the pave
ment in Fifteenth street between Second and Tnrd ave
nues be repaired forthwith That the pavements in
Eighteenth street from Third avenue to the East river
he repaired forthwith.
pers adjourned till the first Monday in May next at
O'Clock L. NJ.