The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-21

Stated session.
BOARD OF hLDHRMR,

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PxB&Nr-Rchard I Compton Eco Presdsat.
Aldermen Moore, Haley Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce,
Barr, Tweed Brisley. Francis. Smith, Tiensnn,
Bard, Ward, Denman, Aivord Doherty, Peck
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Petitions
By Aid. BRIsLEY- Petition of S. @ Herring and
Others, for q sewer IN Thirteenth street from Eighth
to Tenth Avenue. r nittee on Sewers
By the PRESIDENT Petition of Francis Curry
and others, to have El.v-p.h street paved &c be-
tween Thirtieth ana Forsy thIrd streets TO Com
mittee Streets
By Alderman FRANCIS Petition Of Peter Gassnsr
and Others for y seser - the Bowery, near Broome
street To Committee o. Sewers
By the same-Petition of Catharine Louies, for
remission Of tax. To Committee on Finance.
By the same Petition Of Louis Tammayer, for
lease Of basement in Essex market To Committee
On Repairs and Supplies
By Alderman Decentralization Of James Flan-
nagan, to be paid amount Of contract. To Commit
By Alderman PECK Petition Of Andrew Dunn,
for the refundng ofcerta,n moneys. To Committee
on Finance.
By the same--Petiion Of Baltus n Fowler to DO
paid for damage done TO IBIS property, by bursting
OF Croton wsterp'pe toCroton Acqueduct Depart
ment.
By the same-Peti ion Of Michael Hagsn and
Others for sewer in Twenty sixth street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues. To Committee on
Sewers.
By the same-Bill o, Dr. G. sewall for medi-
cal services at the Twentieth Ward Station House.
To Committee on Polio.
BY the ssme-Petit,on OF the Congregation of
Ansh Chesed for redsmp tion of land sold for taxes.
To Cor mittee on Finance.
By Alderman Dissatisfaction of Terrence
Koen, for sewer in Thirty third street To Com
mittee Sewers.
By the same-Pettion of John Kelly, for relief
from tax To COMMITTEE on Finance.
BY Alderman TIEMANN Petition of Margaret
Livingston, for repeal Of resolution changing Ne
40 Maiden lane to No 44ia. TO Committee on
Streets.
n he -Dat,f If Iohp Sohn alsolo
Others, for extension Of in Greenwich street
To Committee on Sewers
By Alderman BRIsLEY Petition Of C. IL House,
for renewal Of lease OF premises ll5 Sixth avenue.
To Committee on Finance
By Alderman BRIsLKY Petition of John r. Sea-
man and Others for permission to lay railroad
through different streets and the Fifth avenue, To
By Alderman BRIsLEY Petition of several cti-
xens for railroad from Thirty third street and
Broadway. through various streets TO Church and
Fulton. To Committee on Streets
By Alderman DENMAN - Petition of Mark
Thomas and others, to be formed into engine
company under the number Is. To Committee on
By Alderman DEMONSTRATION Of NJ. Shute
to have Eighty seventh street curbed, guttered,
&c between Third and Fourth avenues TO Com
BY Alderman, Decentralization of Robert O.
Shannon and James Walters, for grant Of railroad
in Fifth avenue To Committee on Streets.
By Alderman DoHERTY Petition Of j. Mc3owan
and Others for receiving basin ard culver corner Of
Ninth avenue aud Thirty -seventh street. To Com
mttee on Sewers.
By the same Petition of Barnard Murray and
Others, for the maeadamzing of Seventh avenue
between Fifty ninth and Seventy second street. To
Committee on Roads
By the same Petition of Owen Kenny and Others
to have filed in lots in Thrty-sixth and Thirty
eighth streets, and Ninth and Tenth avenues TO
Committee on Public Health.
By Alderman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of 375 per-
sons against the proposed Broadway railroad. To
the Special Committee.
By Alderman TwEED-Petition of 500 ctizens for
railroad in Broadway. 70 the Special Committee.
BY Alderman Neutrality-suspicious. of 600 citi-
zens against the proposed Broadway railroad. To
tue Special Committee
By Alderman SMITH-Rem onstrance of 600 cit-
zens Of the Eleventh and Thirteenth wards against
the Broadway railroad. To the Special Commit
tee
By the same-Remonstrance of 500 citizens Of
the Eleventh ward against she Broadway railroad.
TO the Special Committee.
By Alderman DEMONSTRATION of 2I7 citizens
of the Tenth ward. for railroad in Broadway. To
the Special Committee.
By Alderman Decentralization of Az citizens
Of the Sixteenth ward, for railroad in Broadway.
To the Special Committee
turn Co, and others, for repairs to caTriageway
Of South 'treet, between Maiden lane and Fulton
street. To Committee on Streets
By Alderman PECK-Petiton Of $40 citizens of
tho Twentieth ward, for q railroad in Broadway. To
the Special Committee
By Alderman HALKY-Petiton of 26O citizens of
".
To the Special Committee.
By the Same-Petition of 1872 citizens OF Second
ward, for railroad in Broadway To the Special
Committee.
BY the PREsipENT-P Petition of Kpp & Brown,
and associates, for railroad in Ninth avenue
and Greenwich street. To Committee on Streets.
By Alderman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of citizens
Of the Seventeenth ward against the proposed
Broadway railroad. To the Special Committee
By Alderman observation-disclosures Of 276 cit
Gems Of the Third ward against the proposed Broad
raIlr To q aS roni al
BY the sAme-Rsmonstrance Of 300 citizens, do
ing business in Wall street, against the proposed
Broadway railroad
By Alderman ADMINISTRATION Of commission
merchants, for privilege to erect corn exchange
at Coenties slip. To Committee on Finance.
FROM BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
Resolved, That the Superintendent Of Repairs and
Supplies be directed to have covered the door Of
chamber Of Board of Assistant Aldermen. Con-
CURED in
Resolved, That the cross walk at the corner Of
Prince and Green streets be relaid and repaired.
Concurred in.
Resolved, That the Committee of Repairs and
Supplies be directed to have the roof Of engine
house ~ raised two feet higher than the contract
for atera ions to said house now made calls for and
apprcpiiating 500 therefor Concurred in on a
division, viz -
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley, Oakley,
Boycs. Barr, the President, Aldermen Brsley,
Francis, Smith, Bard, Ward, Denman, Doherty
--I3.
Negstiye-Aldernan Tiemann--l.
Resolved, I hat the Committee of Repairs and
Supplies be directed 10 cause Catharine lane, from
Broadway to Elm street, to be repaired. Con-
CURED in.
Report-Of Committee on Streets, in favor of
fencing vacant lots between First and Second
avenues, Twelfth ard Thirteenth streets 10 Com.
mittee on Streets.
Resolved. That the Commissioner Of Streets and
Lamps be directed to have Thirty second street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues, lighted with oil
GOncuTred in.
preamble with resolution, that the n. Y. s II
TX for
their csd at 10th street. under the direction OF the
Street Commissioner Concurred in.
Petition of w. King with resolution, authorizing
the Street Comm ssioner to issue duplicate lease to