The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14
BoAnp oa ASSISTANT Alpeamss, |

d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
BoARp oS ASSISTANT ALpnRsIsNl
Tuesday, July 13. 1852
Present-Jonathan Trotter, Esq. President, in tho
chair; Assistant Aldermen Biown, TAFT, Mabbatt,
O'Bren Kocman, broaden Woodward, Ring Wells,
Anderson, Bouton, Wright, Wheean Barker Rogers
Valentine, Brastow, and MoConkey.
BY Assistant Alderman RiNG--Of III. II. Cosnr asking
for report his petition contract 10 clear mar
kets &c from rats OF other vermn. TO Committee on
Markets.
OF the Committee on SewersAdyerse to petition for
sewer in Broome street from Columbia Ludlow street,
adverse TO proposed sewer in Elm street from Broome
Grand street; in favor Of referring petition OF Willard
Day In relation TO improvement in the construction Of
basins the Croton Aaueduct D.pa mcut
adverse to in Thompson street from lroome 10
Blocker street; adverse to in Rose street from
Duane to Frankfort street. adverse to sewer In Grand
street from Columbia street to the East river dvero
to in Suffolk street. between Broome Dclunoey
streets adverse to in wayoey place and Chisto
pher street adverse to sewer In Hudson street, from
Morton to Grove street All adopted.
OF same-To concur for sewer in avenue b., bctwcsn
Tenth and Eleventh streets to for in Forty
ninth street. from near seventh TO near Sixth avenue
All conculred in. each by the following vote
Afilma,ve-Tbe President Mesrs. Brown TAFT Mab-
bait, OBcien, Rodman. Broaden, Woodward Ring Wells,
Anderson, Bouton, Wright, Wheean, Barker, Rogers,
Valentine, Brastow and bcConkey.
The report to the in Broomo street. above
re- considered, and referred back.
or COMMITTEES on Finance-To concur to pay Charles
T. Plat for extra Of court room for the Sixth Judicial
district. Adopted, by tho following vote =
Aff matiye-1he President, Messrs. Brown TAFT. Snb-
bait 0lricn, Rodmsn Broaden Woodward Ring, Wells.
Anderson Bouton, Wright, Wheean Barker Rogers,
Valentine Brastow and McConkey.
OF Committee Streets-To concur to fence lots
bounded by Fifth avenue and Broadway and Twenty
ninth and Tb tieth streets in favor OF allowing $3.50 to
the Superintendent Of Streets for the Of horse and
Afirma,ivc-Ihc President, Mcssrs Brown TAFT. Mab-
bait, OBrien, Rodman Broaden woodward Ring Wells.
Anderson, Iouton Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers,
Valentine, Brastow and McConkey.
ALDERMEN.
Reportln favor Of sewer in Cannon street, betweea
Houston ana Stanton STREETS Concurred in by the fol
AfiTmative--Tb President Messrs Brown, TAFT NAB
bait O'Brien, Rodmau, Broaden, Woodward, Ring.
Wells, Anderson, Bouton, Wright, Wheelan, Barker,
Rogers, Val. ntne and Brnstow
Negative-Mr McConkey
Reportsn favor Of referring resolution to fill sunkea
lots between rhirtyxtb and Thirty seventh streets and
Sect nd and Third avenues to City Inspector in favor u
altering the plan OF extending Canal street and widening
Walker street; in favor of ordinance to flag sidewalks
in Twent street, between Fifth and Sixth
nues. To Committee on Streets.
Repor-Ip favor of regulating and grading Forty second
street from Tenth avenue to Hudson river To Commit
tee on Roads
ReportIn favor of ordinance for receiving basins
Sewers
ResoutionTo build water closet on the south side of
pier foot OF Christopher street. ConcurTcd in by the f
lowing vote -
Afilmativc-The President NIcsrs Brown TAFT NAB
bait. 0'Brien Rodman, Broadon, Woodward, Ring,
Wells. Anderson Eouton Wright, Wheelan, Barker R0-
gers, Valentine Brastow. and McConkey.
ResouonTo extend time for the completion of sewer
in Forty frat street beaee Eighth and Ninth avenues,
extended sixty days from the sth Juy next. 10 Com
mittee on Sewers.
editors and others having know
ledge o the perpetralon of any bribery &C. part
of the Common Council any member any official In
the city government 10 publish every ach with the
circumstances and facts connected Herewith we'll
the names Of the mmbers concerned in the Con-
cured in
Resolution That the carriage way in Walker street,
from Centre street 10 BowcIy, be repayed To Com
mite on Streets
Rcstiution-That gas mains he hid in Cedar street,
rom Greenwich TO Wcst street; also in Washington
street from Liberty street 10 Battery place Concurred in.
Resolution--Tbat William street from Duane to Pcar.
be lighted with gas. To Committee on LaInps &c.
RESOLUTIONS.
by Assistant Alderman Tr-Tbat the carriage way in
Ann street, between William and Gold, be repaired
Adopted.
Ey Assistsnt Alderman WBstLAN-That the time for
building the in Thirty street.. between Fourth
bud Madison be extended to st August next.
the aia being its whole length through solid rock
which made IL impossible for the contractors to complete
tie came within the time specified in the contract To
on Sewers.
BY Assistant Alder rman RopMAa-That the Street Com
authority West street at the foot Of Jay street. has been
raised is present height and 10y authority
ns in said street between Jay and Duane strees,
have been take leaving the said West street almost
in impossible state for the last Fix weeks which
state it at present remains Adopted
BY Assistant Aldermen RiNG-rhat Dcy street. be-
tween Broadway and Gree nwlch street graded aud
paved, forthwith. Adopted
by Assistant Alderman WooDw.ED--That the report
Of the Committee Ordinances, with ordinance fix
ing the componsation Of Assessors and Deputy Collectors
OF Assessments which referred To the Committee
Assessments this Board March TO- 1852 be IL here
by Is taken from the hands of aid committee and sub
joct to the action Of this Board.
Pending the resolution, motion was made TO adjourn
Carried and the Board djouned 10 Friday atcrn at
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk