The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL.
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Stated SessiOn.

BoARp OF ALDERMAN, October IS, 1852.
Present-RicAard Compton, Esq. President; Alder
men Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oakley Boyce Barr
Tweed Brisey Francis, Pearsall Bard, Ward, Denman
Cornell AlvoId Doherty. Peck.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
BY Alderman -Remonstrance of citizens Of the
Second ward sgaint the proposed Broadway railroad
BY Alderman MooRE-Remonstranc Of Robert onder
donk and hers against railroad in Broadway Canal
and Grand streets To ComHittee on Streets.
by Alderman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of occupants
OF property in Broadway againsta railroad in broadway
By the Reconsideration Of occupants Of pro
pcrty Bowery against the Broadway rarosd To the
/ BY Alderman WARp-Remonstrance OF citizens of the
Fifth ward against the same 10 the Special Committee
Eleventh ward for a railroad in Broadway 10 the Spe
cial Committee.
By Alderman STANDARDIZATION OF citizens OF the
Third ward for the same. To the Special COMMITTEES.
/ BY the same--Remonstrance of citizens OF the Third
ward aganst'the Broadway railroad To the Special
Committee
BY the same-Remonstranoe of G. P Davis and others
against the same To the Special Committee.
and others to have vacant lots fenced in Thirty third
Thirty fourth, Thirty fifth streets, Broadway, and
Seventh avenue. TO Committee on Streets
By the same-Petion Of G. P. Lydecker aud others, to
have Twenty eighth street. between Seventh and Eighth
ayenaes lighted with gas TO Committee on Lamps and
Gas.
BY Alderman DEsMAs- Petition of citizens Of the Sc
yenteenth ward for railroad in Broadway. To the Spe
cial Committee.
BY Alderman PEcK-Petition of citizens of the Twen
tieh ward for the same. To the Special Committee.
! By Alderman Decentralization of Marshals Town
send for sewer In Thirty seventh street To Committee
on Sewers
BY Alderman BARp-Petition of Samuel Weeks and
Others for in Mulberry street Grand and
Hester streets. TO Committee on Sewers.
BY Alderman WARD Petition of Francis Hendricks,
for correction of sale of lot for Ts Commit
BY the same-Pettion of members of Engine Company
No. a. TO have the word expelled erased opposite the
name OF Jacob Russ, on Firemen's Register. To Conn.,
mittee Fire Department.
Rx Txr~ str nf Data oil
and Others residents of the Seventh ward against the
proposed sewer in Clinton street. between Henry and
Monroe streets. To Committee on Sewers
By Alderman BARR-Petition Of citizens Of the Sixth
ward for railroad in Broadway. To the Special Com
By Alderman DKKMAH-Bil of Dr. McKenna amount
ing to Sc for attendance MES Doyle OF Eighteenth
street To Committee on Police.
BY Alderman FRANcIs-Pettion OF Slate, Gardiner Il
Co. and other firms doing business in Front and South
streets for the repairing Of the To Committee
BY Alderman PrARsALL-Biu OF DR. Fisk, for attend
at the Thirteenth ward station house To Commit
By the same-Petiton of Michael Dowd to be comp-n-
stated for the loss of horse 10 Committee Finance
BY Alderman characterization Of Robert A. Hall
and others for the regulating of Eighth avenue between
Fifty fourth and Fifty ninth streets To Committee
Roads
RESOLUTIONS
By Alderman BRIsLEy-Resoved, That the following
be designated as the polls for holding the election
Of the various districts in the Ninth ward viz-rirst
district No. 651 Greenwich street; Secoud do is Morton
street; Third do 1893 West street; Fourth do, Market
of Grove and Blocker streets; Fifth do 100
Washington street; Sixth do SO Perry street, Seventh
do, southeast corner Of Twelfth street and Seventh
avenue; Eighth do, 20 Gausevoort street; Ninth do
southwest corner OF Horstio and Fourth streets
Adopted
street between Sixth and Seventh be lighted
with gas, and that the Commissioner of Streets and
Lamps be to cause the same to be done forth
with Adopted.
BY Alderman FRAscrs--Reselved, That William F.
Godfrey be, and is hereby appointed an Inspector Of
Election in the Third district Tenth ward in place of
William Douglas, removed from the ward Adopted.
BY Alderman Boycr-Resolved That the Commissioner
OF Lamps and Gas Dc and Is hereby directed to cause
Anthony street to be lighted with gas from Broadway to
Hudson street. Adopted.
By Aldermen DoriERTY-ResOlved That the various
polls in the several districts Of the Nineteenth ward be-
and they hereby, ordered to be held as follows,
yz:-Frst district at the house of James slayin in
Fcrty sixth street. between Tenth snd Eleventh
nues Second district at the feed stable Of John Eigan
In Forty second street between Third and Lexington
avenues; Third district, at Costellos in Forty ninth
sire ct between Sixth and Seventh avenues Fourth dis
trct, at George Faddon between Broadway and Ninth
avenue and between Sixth AMI Seventh avenues; Fifth
district at the house lately occupied by Mr. Mccarthy
in Eighty fifth street. between Third aud Fonrth ave-
BY Alderman ALvoRr--Reaolved, That the place for
holding the poll Of the First district of the Eighteenth
ward be and hereby ordered to be held for the ensuing
election in Seventeenth street next adjoining the
said Seventeenth street and Fourth Adopted
by Alderman DENMAs-Resolved, That Forty fourth
street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, be paved
Adopted.
BY the same-Resolved That curb and gutter tones
be set and the carriage way Of Forty fourth and Forty
fifth streets, from Eleventh avenue TO the Hudson river
be Macadamizcd. Adopted
by Alderman BoycE = whereas, the use OF certain
streets In the city has been granted by tho Common
Council to certain associated companies for pur
poses And whereas several petitions before the
streets for like purpose And whereas found that
the privilege OF using such streets for the aforesaid pur
pose liz Of great value to the grantees therefore
Resolved That such privilege shall hereafter be
granted TO any individuals companies, but that in all
the accommodation OF the public by railroad conveyance
the Corporation shall lay said rails and require certain
amount for each that may be licensed TO thereon
and that snail be permitted TO thereon but
such licensed by the Common Council and under
such regulations shall be prescribed Referred to Com
BY Alderman BRrsLEr-Rosolved, That bridge, TWEEN
ty five feet wids be built spes to connect the pier
with the ne bulk head nj the foot OF Twenty first street.
North river under the direction Of the Street Comuia
soner ard that the amount be taken from appropriation
for reg work docks and ,Ips) ADOPTED -.
BY the same-Resoved, That space four feet wide
through the souhery sidewalk Of Thirty rt street be-
the Sixth and Seventh avenues be tagged under
the direct ion of the Street Commissioner Referred TO
Committee Streets
BY the esoved That pier foot Of Perry street
four hundred feet in length by forty feet in width,
under The direction Of the Street Commissioners, the
pense thereof TO be taken from the appropriation for
docks and slips, repairs, and new works. Adopted
BY Alderman TwEED--Resolvtd That James X. Terry
be- and hereby appointed Inspector of Elections for tbs
Fourth district Of seventh ward in place OF Thos b.
Cone resigned ALSO Thos 0Brien rs Inspector Of Elce
tons for the Second district of seventh ward in place Of
James IL Terry, removed from tho district Adopted
by Alderman oAKLEy--Resolycd That an appropriation
OF be- and hereby appropriated for the OF the
Superintendent Of Streets for lime used IN lining guter
aud yards Referred to the committee Public Health
by Alderman SrrRrEvASr--Wberess, II is understood
tbst the Ron John r. Hale distinguished Senasor Of
the United states who il candidate for tho highest Of
fee in the g Of the people, IL expected TO visit thus city
about the 10th inst, be It, therefore
Resolved az the Board of Assistant Aldermen concur
That the Mayor be reqesed to tender to the Hon. John
r. Hale the OF tho Governors Room in the city Halt
tho reception OF his friends at such time aftor his
rival as he may designate Adopted
Resignation Of Thos b. Cone Inspector OF Elections
for the Firth district of Seventh ward; also Of H.
Bridges Inspector Of Elections the Second district
Of sanio ward. Accepted.
by Alderman DoHrnrY-Resolyed, That Fifty fourth
street, from Broadway to Eighth avenue Fifty third
street, from Broadway TO Ninth avenue Fifty second
street from Broadway to Tenth Fifty first street.
nom Broadway 10 Eighth Fifteth street from
Seventh to Ninth avcnue Forty ninth street. from
Sixth Tenth Forty eighth street, from sixth