The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09

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Stated Session.

OFFIcIAL.l
| Stated Session.
l BoAHp or ALp.RmsS Oct s 1862.
| Present-Richard I Compton ESQ., President; Alder
men Moore, Haley Sturt~vant, Oakley, Royce. Barr,
Tweed. Francis, Smith, Tiemsnn. Bard Ward Denmau,
! Cornell Alvord Dohcry. Peck
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and sp-
proved.
BY Aldermen Observation-Disclosures Of citizens OF the
First ward against railroad in Broadway To che spe
cial Committee.
BY the Petition Of occupants Of The FIRST ward
for railroad in Broadway. To the SpeSisl Committee
By Alderman PtoK-BemoDstIancs OF citizens OF the
Twen,ie ward against the Broadway railroad TO the
| BY Alderman MooRr-- Remou STRANGE Of owners and
occupants OF property IN Broadway Grand aud Canal
streets against arlroad in said streets To COMMITTEES
BY Alderman Donrsrv-P Petition Of Charles Dixon for
rent Of house occupied by Hose company, No. 80 To
Committee on Finance
BY Alderman BAHD-Pettion residents Of the Four
tenth ward for rai Dad in Broadsay To the Special
Committee
BY Alderman ADMINISTRATION of A. Bartlett aud
others for cu,ert on northwest rb'reth street
| and Fourth avenue To COMMITTEES Sewers.
BY Alderman WARD-Petltion Of DR. } Cook for pay
ment of bill for medical services. To Committee Po-
| lice
BY Alderman Decentralization of W Foshay, and
otb.r stage propetos for railroad for the purpose Of
relieving broadway To 0omnttee on stre"ts
by Alderman ALyoRpPetitiu Of citizens of the Egh-
tenth ward for railroad in Broadway To the Special
Committee
By Alderman DEHMAN- Remonsrance Of citizens OF the
sixteenth wsd against the proposed Broad railroad
To the special Committee
BY the same Remonstanoe Of citizens of the Seven
teenth ward against the same. To the special Com
DIV the Of citizens of the Seven
teerth ward against the same. To the Special Com
mtfee.
by Alderman Smith, Remonstrapce Of citizens Of the
Ninth ward against the To the Special COMMITTEE
by Alderman Observation-Disclosures OF citizens OF the
Seventeenth ward against the same To the Special
BY Alderman wARp-Rcmonstrance Of three hundred
citizens against the same To the SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
ward against the same 10 the Special COMMITTEES
By Alderman SMITH-RemonstrxDce OF four hundred
and seventy nine citizens against the same. To the
BY Alderman sMrrH-Remonstranc Of citizens of the
Eleventh and Seventeenth wards against the To
BY Alderman Decentralization Of residents Of the
seventeenth ward for railroad In Broadway To the
| Special Committee
By Alderman BARR-Remop strauce Of citizens Of the
Seventh ward against railroad in broadway. To the
| Special Committee.
against the same. To the Special Committee.
By Alderman Remonstranc of citizens of the
Fourth ward against the same To the Special Com
BY Alderman BoYoE-Remon of citizens Of the
Eleventh ward against the same To the Special Com
By Alderman wARp-Remonstrane Of citizens Of the
Eighth and Fifteenth wards ga,nst the same To the
Special Committee
By Alderman observation-disclosures of $50 citizens
against the same To the Special Committee.
By the sane-Renonstrance of citizens Of the Second
ward against the same. To the Special Committee.
By Alderman Neutrality-suspicious. OF stiyens of the
First ward against the To the Special Committee
By the President Remonstrauce of AS citizens
against the same; To the Special Committee.
By the same-Remonsrance Of 43S citizens against the
same. To the Special Committee
By the Of 100 citizens against the
same. To the Special Committee.
By Alderman Decentralization of Engine Co No. to
have expulsion erased opposite to name John Elkane
To Committee on Fire Department.
remuneration for damages. To Committee Finance
By the same-Bin Of DR. Lodges amounting TO S44 SO,
for medical services at the Seventh ward station house
To Committee on Police.
BY Alderman BARK-Petion of George G. Tallman, to
have refunded certain moneys paid for taxes
To committee on Finance.
BY Alderman sMrH-Petition of Hiram Eagle for lease
Of house No. 70 Houston street. To Committee FL
nance.
By the ssme-Petition Of Hose Company No. "a, to
have certain moneys refunded, erroneousy paid. To
Committee on Fire Department
By Alderman Observation-Disclosures Of 800 citizens
against the proposed broadway Railroad To the Special
Committee
BY Alderman BoYcE-Remonstrance Of Hewlett Allen
and Others against building in Greenwich street.
between Murray and Barclay streets. To Committee
Sewers,
By the RECONSIDERATION of citizens of the Eighth
verd, Tor railroad In broadway To tho sp-ui.A Conn
By the ssme-Petition of Philip Mabie relative to his
contract for building Washington bulkhead. To Com
BY the same-Remonttrance of the owners and occu
pants of property in broadway and Canal street against
0 railroad in saia street To Committee oD Streets.
By Alderman MooRE-Petition Of Vim j. Haskett, for
q railway, commencing at No So Fourth avenue run
ming through various streets To Committee on Streets
BY Alderman Decentralization Of Vim L. Hall, for .
railroad in Broadway To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman CoRNELL-Petition Of James Brady and
others to have sidewalks tagged the south side Of
Fourteenth street, between avenues and b. To Com
mittee on Streets.
By the saue-Petition of James Brady and others to
have Fourth street lighted with gas between
and b. To Committee on Lamp and Gas.
BY Alderman DEMONSTRATION Of Robert Hastings
and others to have lots in Thirty third street between
Ninth and Tenth avenues, filled in. To the City In
spector.
Forty fourth street regulated between Third and
Fifth avenues. To COMMITTEES on Roads.
BY Alderman TwEEp--Petion Of Hose Company No
81 for FIVE additional men. To Committee on Fire De-
partment.
Alderman TiEsANw moved to take up document A. the
being the majority and minority reports Of the
tested election of the Nineteenth ward which carried
The same then considered
Alderman T. moved that the majority report be
cepted the being In favor Of Alderman Doherty
tanning his seat in the Board Of Aldermen.
Alderman STURTEyAST moved to amend Alderman
Temsnns motion. by accepting the minority report aad
ordering q election; which was lost on division,
viz
Observation-Disclosures sturtevant, Boyce, Ward, AL
World
Negaiiye-Aldermen Moore Haley Oakley Barr. Tweed,
the President Aldermen Francis, sEih, Tlemann Bard,
Depmsn, Cornell Peck-13
The question then taken accepting the majority
report in favor OF Dohery HOLDING his scat in
the Board; which was adopted on division viz -
Tweed the President Alderman Francis, Smith, Temann
Bard. Denman. Cornell, Peck-l3
1 Negatye-Aldermen sturteyant, Boyce. Ward, Al
voTd-4.
| PROM BOARD OF ASSISTANTS
Resolution-Re appointing VIM A, Turnure George
/ d Davis Charles Campbell John Eagen James McNes-
pic. John Gibbons John Quinn Francis McBarr0n, 10.
nathan I. johnson, Peter Masterton. Jr, Michael
Jreacy, Peter O. Marie. Dennis MCCARTHY. james Gal
agber and Lewis Rodgers as Inspectors Of Election
the several dtricts OF the Nineteenth ward and
pesng resolution approved January 5, 1852 appointing
inspectors. Concurrtdin.
hesoluion-That a epace four feet wide be tagged on
the north tide of Thirty fonrth street between Ninth
and Tenth avenues, be repaired. To Committee on
+, Streets.
Resolution-Tbat the carrisgc way In Thirty second
street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, be repaired
ConcuTred In
Resolution-That the poll OF the Fourth Election dis
trict Fifteenth ward be from corner Douga,
street and Wayery place to No 252 Fourth street
per Of Thompson. Copcurred in.
Resouton-1hat the Street Commissioner be directed to
lave the ola button bali tree in Dey street between