The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

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OF Commute Of Roads-In favor Of adopting the Com
miiones, revised grades Of between
Seventy and Eighty ,ond streets and East and
Hudson rivers Adopted on division Viz 49,,
i Affrmative-Aldermen haley. sturtevant Oakley
1 Boyce Barr Tweed. the President. Aldermen Brsey
Francis, Smith, Tiemann Bard Denman, Cornell, Do
or Committee on Fire Department-In favor Of paying
for repairs &c, to the house Of Hose Company No 49,
observation-disclosures Moore. Haley Oakley, Boyce
Barr. Tweed, the President Aldermen Brisey, Fran, SIS
Smith Bard Ward Cornell Doherty-l4.
Negative Aldermen Titmaun ana Denman-2
OF same committee-In favor of organizing fire
engine company in place of Engine Company No. l6,
lately disbanded. Adopted.
OF Committee Streets-ln favor OF appointing John
B. Holmes City Surveyor Accepted.
OF ihe same Commitiee-To concur to regulate &c..
Thirty seventh between Second and rhtrd ave-
nues Adopted on a division viz:
Affirmative Aldermen Moors, Haley, Sturtevapt Oak
ley Eoyce Barr Tweed the President Alderman Brisisy
Francis Smith, Hsmann, Pearsau, Bard Denmsn, Cor
neil, Dohaty-17.
FROM BOARD OF AsssrAsTs-REsuMrp
Resoutt Inspectors OF Elections for the
various districts OF The rwsntieh ward CoDcurred in
Notwithstanding the places fer holding the poll, of
the different Election districts Of the T@entieh ward
! ConcuiIed in.
OfCommi,tee on Rosds-Relative to the excavation
OF rock ana earth in the regulating, SO. Forty second
street between and rnrd and In ia yor
OF confirming the assessment list for said work Adopted
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Moore, Haley, stu-tevant
Oakley, Boyce, Barr Tweed the President. Aldermen
BIsey, Francis, Smith Tiemann, Bard, Denmso, Cor
| nell, Doherty-16.
OF Committee on strests-In favor Of directing the
Harlem Railroad Company to relay their track in Canal
street with grooyed rails. Adopted.
OF Committee Fire Departmental favor OF building
anew house for Hose Company No. 30 Adopted on a
Afihmative-Adermen Moore, Haley, sturtevant,
Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed the President, Aldermen
Brisey, Francis, Tiemann Bard Cornell Doherty-l5.
REPORTS RESUMED.
OF Committee on Streets-In favor Of adhering to
their former action in granting permission to Watt sher
man, TO erect bay window to house. corner Twenty
second street, and Fifth avenue. Adopted
OF same Commttee-In favor of regulating, &c !,
White street between Church street and West Broad
and Church street between White and Walker streets
| Adopted division. viz
observation-disclosures Haley sturtevant, Oakley,
Boyce, Barr the President Aldermen Brisley Tiemann
| Pesrsall. Bard Ward, Denman Cornell, Doherty IA
On motion the Board then adjourned until Thursday
evening at i've O'Clock ID. I. VALENTINE, Clerk.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Monday Oct IL 1e52. !
1 Professionalism Trotter ESQ. President. 10 the
chair; Assistant Aldermen Brown TAFT Mabbatt o Bren
kodman Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells, AnSer-
son, Bouton McGown, Wright Barker Rogers, Nslen-
tine, Brastow; and McCopkey.
By the PREsiDENT-of Thomas suforn and others to
have The Bowery opened in direct line to Franklin
square To Committee on Streets
by Assistant Alderman BRAsTow-By John Curtin and
others for well and pump in Eighty second street be
tween Third and Fourth avenues To Committee
Roads
BY same-Of Jacob Weeks Jr., and others for a sewer
in Forty first street between Third and Fourth
To Committee Sewers.
By Assistant Alderman INSTRUMENTATION of En-
CINE Company No % demonstrating against the report
of the Committee on Fire Department. rensatng Henry
Dater as foreman of said company. To Committee
Fire Department.
By Assistant Alderman McGows-ofJ V. Seaman and
others. that 109th street. between Third and
Harlem lane, be lighted with oil. To Committee
Lamps.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Assistant Alderman BoUTnN-That the Superin-
endent Of Markets report to this Board by what author
ty he allows the construction of an aedon to the Ca
Uterine market extending some fifteen feet into South
street and thereby obtrucng the travel of that part of
South street.
BY Assistant Alderman That water pipes be laid
in Forty street from Tenth to Eleventh avenues
! Adopted.
! By Assistant Alderman RopMAs-That Hose Company
/ No. Al be allowed five additional men. Adopted
By Assistant Alderman McCoNEEY-Resolved, That
tho polls the Twentieth ward he held at the following
places First district No. 2i9 ~Seven h aveDae Second
district No. 424 Seventh avenue; Third district Thirty
sixth street third door east of Ninth avenue; Fourth dis
BY the same-Resoved That the following persons be
and hereby appointed Inspectors OF Election for the
Twentieth waid First district. William Murray Cbas.
Disch Charles Ross Second district. James P Fagen
Joseph oatwtl, Jr. Francis nj Curry; Third district,
Theodore Martine, Samuel Van Wart John J. ralimaa
| Fourth district James Ward James Wallace Jr,
Hugh Turner Fifth district, Thomas W. olmsted, Paul
| McGinn L. Harrison Reed Adopted.
ofCommttce on Finance-Iu favor Of selling gore of
\ lard to Daniel j. Taylor Adopted.
OF Tie same-In favor Of selling gore of land to
Christopher Heiser Adopted.
OF Committee Roads-In favor Of opening Tooth
street, from Fifth Eighth This paper
molten taken from the table, and adopted by The fol-
Anirnatiye-The President, Messrs. Brown. TAFT,
o'Bren; Broaden Woodward, Wells, Bouton McGown,
Wright, Rogers, Ring Valentine, Brastow, McOonkey
-l5
Nceatiye-Assistant Aldermen Rodman, Anderson, Bar
ker-3.
Slps in Of paying Philip Mabie for extra work
Pier u. j.. adopted by this Board and concurred in
by the Board OF Aldermen. but sent back by bs Honor
the Mayer with objections thereto was motion, called
up and aeoin laid on the table
OF Committee SeYersIn favor Of sewer in Thames
street from Temple to Greenwich streets. Adopted by
the following
Af1matifo-The President Messrs Brown Tait, Nab.
bait q Biien TodmGn, Broaden Woodward, " els An
deTton Bouton. GcGown Wright, Barker, Rogers Ring,
Valentine, Brasow. McCopbey-l9
OF Committee On Streets in favor Of laying
walks at the intersection Of Pine and Front streets
tagging sidewalks in Clinton street between Hester
and Grand streets Both adopted each by the folio wing
vote
Aairmative-Tbe President, Messrs Brown TAFT Nab.
bait o'Brien, Rodman, Broaden, woodward; Wells An
Bouton McGowu. Wright Barker Rogers, Ring,
Valentine, Brastow, hcConkey--ls.
RESOLUTIONS
BY Assistant Alderman WooDwAnp-That the Com
missioner OF streets and Lamps inform this board Why
Clinton and Sixth streets between Second
and avenue A. are not lighted with gas agreeabiy TO
'' By h~is,spt AIdIman Siecosrrr-Tha. Seventh
ayerue from Twenty fourth to forjeth streets, be
lighted with gas. ADOPTED.
Ry Assktant Aldernian WELLs-Thot Thirteenth street
from Eighth to Tenth avenues be lighted with gas
Adopted
BY Assistant Alderman BrScTbat the Street Commits
soners report 90 The Board Why the work OF putting in
the posts in the open space Of the BIosdsay side OF
the Park Is not completed and he IL tuer directed
10 have the same attended 10 forthwith Adopted.
REPORTS.
Of Committee Streets In favor Of regarding Spring
street from Broadway Crosby street, and repairing
the such grade line. Adopted by the following
Afi.nstive The President Messrs. Brown TAFT
Bshbatt. @ Brien. Rodmsn Broaden. woodward Wells,
AndeIfon Bouton, McGown, Wright, Barker Rogers,
Ring, Valentine BTastow. meConkey 10
OF Committee on Lamps and, Gas In favor Of remune-
rating Mesrs Curtis, Mitchell Co Tor loss OF cask
OF oil at Corporation yard Adopted by the following
vote
Affirmative The President Assistant Aldermen Brown,
Mabbatt Rooman 3readen Ring Weus, Wright Barker,
Valentine Biastow. McConkey12.
ftgative--hfsstant Aldermen TAFT, woodward, An.
derson BOuton...4
or Committee on sewers-In favor Of In Madison
street from Oliver to Caharihe streets. Adopted by the
following vote;-