The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

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Resolved Tia. permission BE- granted 70 tAe soass. 4.
Scsu & - stxth ward = ooassr.os drain Asa ~
ssne wits the seWer In that street
Alderman Pkcz msved that It be ro6erred t. To Com
Alderman DErMAK eaid that there was reference se
THE kind before that committee: but va. generally
usdssstood that tho Board would meet eight
the buness before thon he hoped would be adopted
osce
man WARD ssid. that there vacation all the
sc ools during THU month would he better upon
the reauon at that the work might be
plitbed before the schools should no open.
Alderman DeNMAK hoped 1t would he voted upon, aud
sen, to hs Board Of Assistants for their conourreuce
adopted without further debate
Aresoiution asking hs opinion of the Counsel OF the
Coporatioa to the right of the Common Couoon to
incIeae the number of policemen In the Nineteenth
ws,d was read In connection with q commuuioation
from that official In this tn. counsel stated hi. opinion
that the Cooperation were fully competent to add the
police force Of that ward At the suggestion Of Aiderm
DoHtRTy the resolution aud communication were refer
led TO tire Committee on Police
A RESOLUTION pr seu,ed from Alderman McoRn in
favor Of paying the following bill Of Charles Cannon
making iron posts TO guard the front 4 City Hall dur.s
when the Park il generally crowded with people
AL lbs Of Iron posts and boxes 20 per b $l02 OF
IL base stone blocks at S3a each ....... 40 90
LaCor.. VI %
liz lbs. Of lead. AT &c per Observation-Disclosures. 90
Materials. ......,,....,........., rs
Carriage of 4 losds Of dirt Observation-Disclosures. rs
Super intendence of work ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Total. ..... S2il a.
Alderman SMITH hoped the resolution would be
adopted and made motion To that effect These posts
aid he for the purpose of keeping back thu crowj
hey very much needed during the late funeral
recession for IL almost i'm possible keep che crowd
pushing the members under the feet of the horses
when the military passing have he added super
intended the work while It going ana know what
they had TO do. They had 10 cut down through tho
stone to make holes for the posts and the
ee'her well executed lie therefore hoped the bill would
IT, paid
The AcTSo PRESIDENT said he thought il strange that
Mr. Cannon should charge for experimenting the work
He unoeretood the gentleman from the Eleventh ward
(Aderman smith, Ia say that he had superintenicd It,
Alderman SMITH did not superin end it; merely
saw II while IL going and observed that it was
well d0Do had nothing to do with it and don't want
to- the charge OF corruption might be made against me
Alderman PEcK moved that it he referred the Com
mittce Lands and Places. which he had no doubt,
would throw some light upon tho subject
Alderman SiITr--H he wants light upon the subject
he look at the work when the is its meridian
work well done and il Is but right that it should DO
paid for.
The motion to refer was put and adopted.
The report OF the Comptroller submitting the following
statistics in relation TO the expenditures of the different
departments Of the city government received -
AFpRoPRIATIoNs ENPENDITUREs RECEIPTS,
JANUARY Isr TO AUGUST lsT, 1852.