The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

Mr. MsAseu ID not democrat He knows from bis own
knowledge that Mr. Matse has voted for Eve years
no democrat and he wishes the public to know It,
(6eme commoti0n.)
Alderman BARp-He is asserting what he canno. .us-
tain.
Alderman Barn. substantive 1t with afndavits
There was evident danger Of some storm, when the
question was called The motion to refer the nomina
put and lost. Whereupon Alderman BARB moved that
the communication be received and the nomination
frmed.
Alderman SMITH also moved for the confirmation.
The vote was taken and the nomination confirmed
by majority Of 10 to /.
Communication from the Comptroller, with the letter
from John B COLES on the subject Of Washington Mar
ket, received and ordered on hle.
Communication from the Commissioner of Streets and
Lamps nominating George W. Isaacs cierk of Fulton
Markets Benjamin A, Guyre, as clerk Of Washington
Market James Reed deputy clerk of Washington
Long clerk of Clinton Market James w. Hartell
clerk Of Tompkins Markets Peter vandervoo, as clerk
Of Jefferson Msrket-which were confirmed
Communication from VIM. Perrine upon paving re-
ferred to Committee on Streets.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
That all referred to Committees Of the Board Of
clerk Of this board be referred to appropriate COM
mittees
That the Commissioner ofsreets and Lamps cause the
East River front Of the Seventh ward viz from Cathe
rue street to Grand street to be lighted with soon
as practicable.
Also, Gouverneur street from Grand street to the
East River
That special committee be appointed to select imme
hiately, = suitable location for Potters. field.
That it be referred to Committee Ordinances to In
quire into and report ordinance to regulate the fees
Of the bureau OF assessments in the Street Department
to conform to the State law passed July o 1851.
REVOLUTIONS
That there be Standing Committee of the Board Of
Aldermen on Railroads-offered by Aid. Tieman, and
laid on the table.
That Street Commissioner be directed to have corners
Of Catherine street at their junction with East Broad
way AZ Division streets rounded, In accordance with
lata ytaG af tIa
Fulton street
After concurring in the papers which passed the Board
Of Assistants at their last meeting the board adjourned
JANUARY 9-The Board met at the usual hour. Mr..
Compton, President, In the chair The minutes were
read and approved.
PETITIONS REFERRED
or John A. Smith, and Others, to have Thirty fifth
street regarded bet the Second aud Third
OF Phonix Hose Company No 20, for new location
For in Mercer street, from Bleecker to Amty
street OF Joseph Lad and others to have Tenth ave,
nue. between Twenty sixth and Thirteth streets lighted
with gas.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
That the Commissioner of Lamps and Gas be directed
to light broadway, from Thirty. fourth to Forteth
street,, with gass as noon as possible.
That the returns Of Engine Company No A for June
and July 1851 reported by the Committee of Board
Of Assistant Aldermen Oct T. 1851 and concurred in by
the Board OF Aldermen January 1852 and approved by
the Mayor January 3 1862 be rescinded, the said
turns having been signed by the Assistant Foreman of
the Compa ny instead the Forman and that the sub
ec be again referred to the Com mttee Fire Depart
ment for adjustment
That the of 81 900 be gran ted donation to the
charitable fund of the Fire Depa tent Of this city, and
that the Comptroller be authorized to draw warrant in
favor Of the depar tment for the
communication received from the superin-
tendent Of Markets with the following nomina.
TONS which We're confirmed, yiz--sauuei 8. Conkin,
as Clerk Ct Catharine Market Allan Thomas, Clerk
Was o0Ok as osf Of
communication from the Fire Department, in favor
of extending the fire limits Of the city from Thirty
secoId to Fnieth street Referred to the Fire De-
par ment
No further business being on hand Alderman DFSmA~
Brown, in relation the Eighth Avenue Railroad to
he Committee on streets-which motion prevailed.
The Board then adjourned to meet on Monday after
noon at five o'clock.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
JAN. 9--Ths Board met in the evening" Jonathan
Trotter, Esq President in the chair.
The proceed ings CT the last meeting read and
approved,
PETITIONS REFERRED
OF Jas. II. Bayley and others in relation to the
vsyapce Of Of lard. A. Constock for remission
tax William Morenus for reinstatem. mt in fire
department. Charles Devin. in the matter of
in Twenty seventh street OF the New jersey Ex plong
aud mining Company. in relation to zinc paints to
woodward and R oman. JohnB b. Lasala. for remission
oftax
COMMUNICATIONS REFERRED.
From the Street Commissioner in relation Ia the piers
now building at Twenty fifth and Eighty sixth streets,
f. r. From in lei to resolution for information
respecting property purchased by the Corporation at
seamen! sales.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
TO advertise for street pavement to light Clinton
street between Monroe and Cherry with gas to have
John street repaired; to refer papers acted by
he last Board to appoint Standing Committee
railroads to light street with oil from Third
to Eighth to light Seventh street from
to avenue with gas.
Charles Mcclellan appointed Reader to the Board.
PAPERS CONQUERED
Resolutions to light East liver front Of Seventh ward,
from Catharine 10 Grand streets. To light Gouverneur
street from Grand street TO the East river TO cause
the liberty pole in front of Seventh ward hotel in Mad
street to be removed To repair crosswaks in ous-
ton street at the head of Cannon street. leading to Man
haitian street.
The Board adjourned to Monday, a. o'clock.