The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06
NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL.
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Stated Session.

BOARD OF ALDEaMAN, Oct.5, 1852
PREsEST-Richard 7. Compton. E.q President;
Aldermen Moore, haley. Sturtevans, Oakley, Boyce,
Francis, Smith, Tiemann. Pearssll, Bard, Ward,
Denman, Cornell, Alvord, Doherty, Peck.
The minutes Of the last meeting wore road and
approved.
By Alderman Characterization of Mr. Farey,
for Compensation for damages to his house on the
day Of election, in November last To COMMITTEES
on Finance
Smart and Others against railroad in Fifth avenue
To Committee on Streets
By Alderman DEMONSTRATION Of residents Of
Tenth ward for railroad 10 Broadway. L, tho
Special Committee.
By Alderman MooRR-Peti.ion of citizens OF the
First ward for the same object To the Special
Committee
By Alderman SrURrEvANT- Rem ustr ance Of John
j. Lagrave and Others, az ainSt railroad In Green
wich street To Committee Streets
By Alderman WARD Petition.o of Clinton Harng
and associates, for single track railroad from cur
ner Of Wall and Water, through Water, Market.
Forsyth, Houston, First avenue, and c"say third
streets, aud down avenue A, Es-x, Ratgsrs, Sou "a,
and Front to Wall street To Cnm ntree oa 5srcets.
By Alderman SMITH-Petition Of the residents OF
the Sixth ward for railroad in BroadTay. To the
Special Comni,tee
By Alderman ALvoRD- Remonstrancs Of owners
and occupants OF Fifth avenue, against q railroad
in said avenue. To Com uitree on Streets
By Alderman FRAnCIs-Pet,'ioa Of residents of
the Ninth ward for railroad in Broadway. To tha
Special Committee.
BY Alderman WARD-I .mcnstrance OF A
Thompson sgaiDst the purchase by the Commoa
Council of certain lot in rgeifth street. between
Second and Third avenues othe Commttse on
Finance
By Alderman QoHERTY--Petiton of Hose Com
pany No 48, for five additional men. To C0m
mittee ON Fire Department
By Alderman FRAnCIs-Petition Of James Doke,
for pay for materials furnished on the Thirteolth
street sewer. To Committee on SO gers
Alderman MOORE A,
Lier and others, to have portion of the police
force in the First ward retained at the old station
house in Trinity place To Comm,tfee on Police
BY Alderman STURTEvANI-Remons traace OF
George Ireland, Jr and Others, against railroad
in Greer 0ich street. To Committee on Streets
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman DEHMAN-R .solyed, That the Coun-
sci Of the Corporation be requested to furnish this
Board with bis written opinion, whether the c)a
tract made by the City Inspector with VIM. 3. Rey-
nOlds for the removal of dead animals, bones AMI
garbage: and also, the contract between the 90 ne
parties for the removal Of butchers 0Htl- which
contracts made un Ter the resolution Of tho
Common Council, Of the 18th of April, 1852, with
out previous notice for the lowest bdder-are not in
conTavention of the charter of the city, and there
fore void Adopted
By Alderman Observation-Disclosures, Tha. the
Commissioner of Repairs aud Supp les be, aud he
Is hereby, required to take Immediate measures to
have the walls. pillars, window sashes 60, of tie
room in the Halls Of Justice. uped by the Court,
OF General and Special Sessions. painted wnise, and
that the same be done as soon as practicable.
Adopted
By Alderman ACCOMPLISHED. That the work
Of renoypg the fence, Sc now prog ressing the
easterly side Of the Park, be examined by the Com
mittee of Lands and Places Of this Board and if In
the opinion of this committee the said york be
altered or extended, whereby tho public interests
and convenience will be promoted to forth With re
port plan for such alteration AID exten zion TO this
board for its consideration. Referred TO Con-
on Lands and Places
By the same-Resolved, That Thirty sixth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues be lighted With
gas, under the direction Of the Commlss one- Of
Streets and Lamps. Adopted
BY Alderman STURTEyAST- Resolved, That the
Comptroller be directed to draw his warrant in
favor of the Ladies Home Missionary Society Of ths
Methodist Episcopal Church. tor tie sum of one
thousand dollars, to be appropriated by that So,e
ty for the payment Of the purchase money of tho
building known as the old Brewery, the Five
Points, recently purchased oy them, and charge tho
Same to account Of donations Which was adopted
Observation-Disclosures Moore Sturtov ant. Oak
ley, Boyce, the President Altermen Smith, Tie
mann, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Aiv0rd, Do
herty-Es
observation-disclosures Francis--l
! CON MuNICATIors
Communication frop. the Com tnissoner Of Repair,
AID Supplies With copy ofestnates for altering ard
repsiring house of Hook and I.Gdder Company No. s.
Adopted a division. wiz
Aflirmative-Aldermen Moore Sturtevant, Oakley,
Boyce, the President, Aldermen Francis, Smith,
Tiemann, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Alyord,
Communication from the Commissioner of Repairs
and Supplies-Wlth copy of estimate for erecting
house for Hose Company No. 80, Adopted on a divi
sion, wiz
Observation-Disclosures Moore. sturtevant, Oak.
ley, Boyce. tho President, Aldermen Francis,
Smith, Iismann, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell,
Alyord, Doherty-H
answer to resolution ofiDqury relative to building
the buikhead between piers 20 and % North river.
Referred back to the Street Commissioner fer more
explicit answer.
APPoR7IoHMENr OF ASSESSMENTS.
For tagging side walks in Fortieth street, bs-
tween Third and Fourth avenues; for building
bulkhend. and filling slip at foot Of Grand street;
for laying out Blooming dale road, bet 9een Tenth
avenue and Eighty. street; for regulating So.
Fortiesh street. between StcoEd and Third ave.
nues; for sewer in Second avenue, Thrty-niuth
street, END Third avenue; for regulating Sc For
tieth street, between Second and Third avenues
Adopted
Communications from the Street Commissioner,
with the following estimate viz. for paving
Eleventh avenue, between Forty. third and Forty
eighth streets; for regulating &c Thirty fourth
street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue; for
repairing SO. Franklin street, bet ~een Cortlandt
aAey and Elm rect; for regulating Sc Forty-6rs
street, between Seventh and Eghsh avenues; for
fencing vacant lots in T~enty eighth aud Twenty
ninth streets between Sixth ana Seventh avenues;
for building well in Eighty third street, between
Fourth AID Fifth averues; for building well in
Fifty third street. between Fourth and Sixth ave-
nues for regulating &c Fifty first street, between
Tenth avenue ind Hudson river; for pier foot Of
Leroy street, North river; for building an addition
to pier Twenty.on foot Of Falton street, N orth
river; for grading Sc FL y-sesenth street, be-
tween Broadway and Eighth avenue; for repairing
&c. In James street, between Chatham and Madison
streets Confirmed Old a division, wiz
ADMINISTRATIONS Moore, Haley, Stu,tsvaut,
Oakley, Boyce, the President, Aldermen Francis,
Smith, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman,
Cornell, Doheriy-15
Communication from the Street Commissioner,
nominating Samuel Holmes as City Surveyor.
To Committee on Salaries and Officers.
Communication from the Street Commissioner, re-
lativs to rosurvey Of Forty second street, between
Second and Third avenues, on contract Of John
Elatery. 10 Committee on Roads
Communication from the Street Commissioner,
with list Of liens from City Inspector for nusances
abated in May. June and July, 1851. To Commit