The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

evenuc Adopted o. . division viz
Frsncs smith Ti.msnn, PsarrsL Bsrd. Wsrd. DesAAs
Aiyosd Doherty, Peck-l3
OF ssme Commttee-To CONCUR to baIil eewce II rwsa-
ty.nnth street between Lexington and Third avenues
Adopted on division Wis -
c,s Smith T,emspn. Pe.rsH' Bard, Ward, Dssasa,
or same Comnitt~e-To concur to Gag slSewslks Il
Division street between Norfolk and Suffolk strcc<s.
Affirmative = Aldermen Moore. sturt@vant, Vrasois,
AFFORD Doherty. Peck-l8.
OF Committee ON Lamps and Gas-Iu favor OF lighting
Adopted
OF same Committee = In favor of lighting Madison
squsrs with gas Adopted. 81
OF Committee on Lamps and Gas-In favor Of lighting
Twelfth street from Second to Third with gas
Adopted
OF Committee Fire Dcpartmeot-In favor Of CONCUR
ring in preamble and resolution authorizing Mesrs De
gardus and Hoppn 70 iron bcl-tswer In spring
street near Macdougal street.
Alderman TIsMsNs moved to refer the report to the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies with instruc ions
for him advertise for estimates for Hxd bed towur
which adopted.
or Committee sewers-Iu favor Of revolution for
receiving ba,ins &c. st the OF Elm and White
viz:
An, maiive--Aldermen Moore sturtev,ut. Boyoe,
Francis, Smith Tiemanu Peargall Bard Ward Dcnmau,
AlvOrd. Doherty, f.ck-13.
or Committee on Lamps and Gas-In favor Of lighting
Thirty seventh street Tenth Eleventh avenue
with oil Adopted.
OF Committee on Finance-In favor Of donating Fran
els O'Rielly for Damage sustained in falling hole In
Twenty eighth street. Adopted
OF ssmr Commi'tes-In favor of lighting Lexington
avenue with gas between 1weDtyeiehth and Thirty
second and Event ninth Thrtisth aud thirty
fret streets from Third 10 Fourth avenue. Adopted
OF Committee on Finance-Recom mendinc thst the
petition of Hose Company 10 for new carriage be re-
ferred 10 the Committee Of tho Firo Department.
Adopted.
or same Committee Recommending that the remou-
STRANGE Of Francis Curry and others be referred
Committee on sewers Adopted
OF same Committe-rn favor concur to correct tax
a ItH4E I- cd
There bipg no further business. motion. the Board
then adjourned until the frat Monday OF September
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEsl
TUESDAY, Augast3 1862 :
PREsESr-Jonathan TIotter. Esq Presiieat. In the
chaiI-Afsistant Aldermen Brown. TAFT Msbbats,
0'Brien, R,dnan, Broaden, Woodward Ring, Wells
Bouton Mc0own, Wheelan, Barkor Valentine, Brasto~
and Mcconkey.
by Assistant Alderman McGowr-Of Arson Herrick
Charles II. Wheeler. and John L. Brown for a railroad
on Third avenue. To Committee on Streets aud Roads
By the PREsiDrST-Remons'rance Of I. s. Luqueer
and Others against proposed railroad in Second
between Frst and Twenty third streets To Special Com
mittec on Second Avenue Railroad.
By Assistant Alderman McCoNKrY-0f Charles j.
Tucker and others for in Twenty eighth street.
from Ninth avenue to Hudson river. To Committee
Sewers
or Committee ON Sewcrs-In favor Of the sewer in
Thirty ninth street from Third to Lexington avenue;
IN favor Of constructing basins in Grand street.
Essex and Suffolk streets; to concur In staring the
construction of in Greenwich street from Robin
son to Barclay street; in favor Of sewer in Thirty
second street, between Fourth and Madison avenues
All adopted each by the following vote:--
AHimative-The President. Messrs Brown. TAFT. Nab.
bait, 0'Brjrn Rodman Broaden Woodward. Ring Wells
Bouton, mcGo~n, Whcean, Barker, Valentine, Brastow
OF Committee on strce.s-In favor of tagging side
walk in Fourteenth street from Second to Third avenue
Adopted By the following vote
native-1he President. Mesers. Brown, TAFT
Mabbaft, y BiieD, Rodman Broaden Woodward, Ring,
Wells Bouton. McGown, Whce!an, Barker, Valentino
ofCommittee Roads-In favor q well and pump
in Fifty third street, between Lexington and Fourth
third street from Second river in favor
Of setting curb and gutter stones In Eighty third and
Eighty fourth streets between Fourth and Fifth avenues
to regulate and grade Forty second street. from Tenth
avenue 10 the Hudson river in favor Of regulating and
grading sidewalks in Ninth avenue from Fifty second to
fhyhrd street; in favor of well and pump in Eighty
third street between Fourth and Fifth avenues All
adopted each by the following vote -
Afrmatise-.-The President, Messrs Brown TAFT Nab
bait o'BIiu Eod1naD Broaden, Woodward Ring Wells
Bouton McGown, Whceian Baker, Valentine Brastow,
OF Committee on Fire Depertment-In favor Of aIiov
ing To Hose Company No five additional in favor
ofai.owing ten additional men to Engine Companies Nos.
and Al to concur to enlarge house Of Engine Company
No 20. Al adopted each by the following vote:--
AaIrmati.e-fhe President Messrs. Brown TAFT Nab
hdtt, oBnep. Rodman, Broaden, Woodward Ring,
WsiF. Bouten McGoNn, Wheelan Barker, Valentine,
Brastow, and McConkey
ton from the Comptroller in relation TO additional ap
propriasons for 1859 Adopted by the following vote:
bait oBren Rodmnn. Broaden, Woodward Ring
wells, Bouton Mc6oSn, Hheean, Barker, Valentine,
Brastow and McConkey.
Of Committee Strects-Rciatiyc 20 the openipr Of
Washington street with resolution that the actual open
ing Of Washington street. from Gansevoort to T~elfth
street take place forthwith and Abncr Sanford appointed
collector therefor. Adopted by the following vote
Amir natiSe-1i,e President Mcssrs Brown TAFT NAB
bait o'Brien. Rodman Broaden. woodward Ring Wells
BoutoD, AcGown Wheeian, Barker, Valentine Brsstog
and MeConkey
from po,Rp or ALDERMEN
n ord ni,ir 4Na
depart mepts by amending 50et section members of
committees attending the opening Of proposals for con-
tracts providing that two members present from
either or one from each Of the boards they open
ed CoDcured in a. amended. by the wing vote
Ariimaise-Tho President MessTs Brown. TAFT Nab
bait, u Br1en Rodman Broaden. Woodward Ring Wells
Bouton McGown, Wheean, Barker, Valentine, Brastow
On communication from Croton Acgueduct Department
in relation TO unopened bills Adopted.
Notwithstanding school officers Of the Sixth ward
TO construct drain from school house No S. ia Elm
street and connect u with sewer in Elm street Of
Leonard Coneurred in.
Referring petition Of New Haven snd Harlem Railroad
Cos ior pernsion to erect iron stairway their depot
corner OF " he and Elm streets, To Aid and Asst
AID Of the ward, and street Commissioner with power
Repor-ln fa7o'I aYpropriaDg 70 100 for copstruO-
ton Of new house for Hoe Co No 62 situated at ar-
lem Concurred in by the following yote:-
Affirmative The President Messrs Brown TAFT Nab |
bait o'Brien, Rodman Breacen wood~ar Ring Wells
Bouten McGown Wheelan Barker, Valentine, Brastow
ADD McConkcy.
Repmt--ip favor Of rebuilding engine house No. 80
sDd hose carriage house OF No o. Concurred in by
following vote
Afiimstye-The President. Messrs Brown TAFT Nab
bait. 0'Britn, Rooman. Broaden. Woodward. Ring
Wells. Boutop. McGown, Whoelan, Barker Valentine
Brastow. and McCunkey
Report-ln favor Of giving permission to John s.
McLesn 10 bridge on. 81 feet IN front Of bukhead north
side foot OF Watts street, n. Il. Concurrcd In.
CoNNfUNIC ATOMS.
From the Bureau Of ASsessmentsWith the following
asses ment lsis asking that they be coni med aud Alb
Sanford appointed collector therefor v2:For sewers
in stanton street from suffolk near the owery;
in Chatham street from Roosevelt street point
near to the intersection Of Mulberry street Second
street from the termination OF the present sewer Ave
c. TO point about fifty feet west Of FIRST avenue:
for paving 1hirtythird street from Fourth avenue 70
81 oadway do 1wentyninth street from Madison to |
sixth avenue for Tagging sidewalks In Tbrtieth stre6
between seventh and ERhtb avenues: for regulating aud
paving Thirty rst street between Broadway and Ninth
avenue; for digging well and erecting pump on south.
wet corner Of 18th street and First avenues do do ia