New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
Board OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Feb.

ruary II. lo52.-Richard p. Compton, ESQ Presi-
dent, In the chair, and quorum present. The MIN
ules OF the previous meeting were read ana ap'
proved
Petitions Rsferred-Of Several, to have slst st.
regulated and graded and euro and gutter stones
laid therein, between 4th and 9Th Of members
of Engine Co No 25 for extention OF their house
OF the German Evangelical Church in 4lssst. near
eth av., to be relieved from tax for Improvements
Ia streets of Citizens OF the Eleventh Ward, fcr
the organization of another Hose Company; OF
HeLTy TeDncys and Others for sewer IN 3stn-ss
between 9th and 10th avs of Propertv-o xners IN
20th ST.. to have said street regulated and graoed
hcn 90 av. to Harlem River; OF JnO. Ross aud
Others sgains: sewer in Thompson st. from Amity
TO Blocker; of John Roach and others, to have the
grade OF 4lst-st between 9Th and 9th avs altered,
and curb ard gutter stones set therein.
Resolutions Adopted-That It be referred to the
Committee on Salaries and Offices to tx the salary
of Chief Of Police in accordance With ACT go section
!, of the Police Law. passed April TO- 1850; to pro.
cure fafe for the Office OF the Superintendent OF
Streets that the Committee on Ordinances prepare
ar ordinance regulating the compensation OF Asses
sors OF the Street Department that the Committee
Lar DIS and Places report plan for the protection
OF bodies in Poters Field. now threatened to be dis
tuibed by the regulation OF 49th.s; directing the
Committee on Ordinances 10 report on the necessity
OF amending the ordinance relative TO compensation
Of Deputy COLE rotor OF Assessments, making their
pay one per cent. instead Of five per cent directing
Il Con Inttee on Law TO report the propretv OF
applying to the Legislature to have the law relating
to senr property for assessments on it modified.
Reports Adopted-To rebuild the truck of Hook
tbe::regulating of Mount Morrs.squarc to organize
an Engine Company TO be located in the vicinity OF
59Ih s.. and Broadway to purchase house and LOT
No 800 l2th-st for the use of the Fire Department
to organize an Engine Co. TO be numbered IA. and
lccaiCd In Chrstie.st.; In favor of expelllng Elias
u Herring from the Fire Department, and also to
suspend the members OF Engine Company No. 3 for
three months. for disorderly conduct, in interfering
with another Company to purchase lot for the
ufe Of Hose Company No. 80 to construct new
carriage for Hose Company No. l to pay John
Mel mr. hn nj
i'll Madison-st. The Board adjourned to Friday.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Sta-
ted Stssion-WEDNEsDAY, Feb. II, 1882
Reconsideration Troiter, Esq, President, in
the Chair Assistant AID Brown, TAFT. Mabbatt
O'Hrien Rodman, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells,
Anderson, Bouton, MCGOWAN, Wright, WheeIan,
Barker, Rogers, Trotter, Valentine and McConkey.
Ptt,tions-By Assistant Aid. MCGOWAN, of owners
and Others, to have l20th ST. between 3d.av. and
East River, graded. To Committee on Roads.
By Assistant AID Bouton, of Philip Mabie, for
extra compensation for additional work on Pier No.
l2 East River. To Committee on Wharves. &c.
BY Assistant Aid. Broaden, of George Morrow,
to be relieved from erroneous assessment To Com
mittee on Assessments.
By Assistant Aid MCGOWAN, OF owners OF property
in I2:c-st, in relation to LAYING tagging on the
same. To Committee on Streets
Reports OF Committee on Ordinances, IN favor OF
concurrng with Board of Aldermen in revising tae
ordinances Of the City, with an amendment that the
names of James Il Whiting, Nelson J. Waterbury:
Jas. X Whiting, and Peter CoudIey, and that the
sum Of 81 SEQ be substituted for 900 Adopted BY
the following vote M6rmatireoNpghe President aH
Bfeaden, " oodward. Ring, Wells Anderson, Bouton,
McGowan, Wright, Barker Rogers, Valentine, and
McSCS%nhey;ml7o Neutrality-suspicious. AID Brown
or Committee on the Crotor Aquv'iuct on leso,
luton to lay waerppes in sa'hss 1eswee adonsa
or same in favor Of an additional appropriation OF
zoe be made to Aqaeduct Repairs ana 20
wents To enable the CIoton Aqnduct Department W
Mace an iron.rsiling or the coping of the curo
walls around the sides OF the distributing IT,
Adopted by the following vote o AgrmaRy edm,n
Brea6en Woodward, Ring, Wells Anderson, pou'
ton, MoGowap. Wright, Barker, Rogers, Valentine
aud McConkey-l6 NegGtire Assistant Alc' BOWL
MOI Geoyd Of AIdermsn.-Report in favor OF exca.
waiting mud from Coenuesslip. To Committee On
WhaTves &c. 1000;
rate the pooT in the upper part OF the Ci!y 10 Co
mittee on Public Health.
Report in reference TO the number O. Commls,
,iontrs OF DEEDS. To Committee On salaries aHu
Report in favor Of fitting up theiFranklin Market
for the use OF portion of the Police of the FIST
Ward. TO Committee on Police c,...
Report in favor OF paying bil!s OF Drs' "ichiis'
McNul,y and Douglass To same
Report in favor OF renting assessments against
property ofRobt Patterson for sc wei In Sne 81. DC
tween 9th ard lOth-avs. To Committee on Sewers
Report in favor of constructing new Engine ioi
Co No. 10 Concurred In by the following vote
Lfrsnofire-The President, Assistant Aia blown'
Tat NJ abbatt O. Brien Rodman, Broaden, w ooawaIo,
Ring Wells, Anderson, Bouton. NcG0wan Wngn',
Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Valentine, ana NC
Conkey-l9.
Resolution 10 have 3lst st. lighted with oil from
| OH TO IOth.av as amended. ConCuryed in.
Resolution for inquiry as to the present situation
! If The Police Station. House in XVllith Ward, and
aso IS TO sui able location for SAID sta'ion' ana
| also for Engine Co No. 90. Concurred IN. =,
| Resolution that Tempe-st be lighted with gas
and lamp DO placed in front OF Engine House NO.
20 in said street. CONQUERED In. ,- Md;
Resolution TO light Montgomery 81: from mail
/ son.t to The East River, with gas Concurred In
| Assistant Aid. Brown in the Chair.
Rssoiuti0ns--By the President, That otn 81, rom
the BoweIy to Avenue A, be iishtea WIN gas
By $ me, That Richard NJ HARRINGTON be ap-
pointed Commissioner OF Deeds to MI hfst va
caucy. To Committee or Salaries. &C
| By Assistant Aid. Bouton that the Committee on
! Ordinances report an ordinance authorizing the
Street Commissioner to have al the corners OF
streets hereafter TO be regulated rounded on radius
Ey Assistant Aid. Ring, that the Fire Alarm
Belion the Post Office be properly hung or arranged
in such manner to be struck with sufhcient force
to give the loudest possible alarm IN case oil hre'
| Adopted
| BY Asst Alderman 0'Bren-
Wktreos Tie people OF the United State. entertain
fociiueo the success Of every effort which Is made
tehai ofcvil freedom and sympathy for the patriots
/ who suffer IN their struggle - cbainu and MI.
Where's, Nliiam Smith y bren, J0hn bii Clel. Ahvs'
Francis bieasher John Martin. Kevip Irzoel oDoush
ey and Patrick ODOnoghue natives OF Irelana are NO"
suffering mpr,on ner In Van Demons Land. owing 70
ther ell but unsuccessful Efforts 10 aneiioIa.e
the political ccrdes of the people OF leiann!
hey have been by the Cove nuent Of Great Britain
and
Vhsrccs In view Of the lively sympathy which Is enter
taped ID then behaf and Of The indispuaoe TACT ths'
their inn S0D longer Necessary for the presar
vscr law and o.der in Ireland OF Of the coaroi Oh 's
/ Britsh Gcve,nn ent theron; and
4 Where's AncBhle Ieia VBt ectween Great Bllan anu
America can best DO secured for mutual benefit by lhe
performance of benevolent acts. same of which hate
aresoy prominently marked the Intercourse oelweeh'I
| two nsii9Is; therefore lie 1t ~.
Eesolve6 1ha Senators in Congress atd our hsplse
fsniayes be solicited request the President OF h
United States 10 adopt such rs r be deeme.
e,psdifut end essay. obtain from the Goserlmon
of Great Britain from capfvfs 81 the ekiies u
The foregoing preamble named and that Congress secure
10 diem The eans of Transmission 10 the Usted states,
he their release ther vsn