The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL.
[OP FL CIAL.l
Stated Session.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Sept. 8, 1852.
Present Richard I. Compton, Esq President;
Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oakley Boyce,
Barr, Tweed Brisley Francis, Smith Pearsall, Bard,
Word, Depman Cornell Alvord, Doherty, Peck
The minutes Of the last meeting wero read and
approved.
By Alderman BoYcE-Petition Of DR.. Greene to
have pump removed and we'll covered over at bis
own expense, in Varick street. To Commissioner
on Re pairs and Supplies
By Alderman DISQUALIFICATION of V. L. Buxton
and others, for sewer in Christopher street, be-
tween North River and Blocker street. To Commit
tee on Sewers.
By Alderman OAKLEY-Pettion of p p Page
and others, for a railroad in Broadway. To tho
Special Committee on said subject
By Alderman Observation-Disclosures Of 500 ci-
tizens against railroad in Broadway. To the
Special Committee on that subject.
By Alderman SMITH-Pettion Of Thomas Adds
Emmet.Jr., and others, for a railroad in Broadway
To the Special Committee on said subject.
By Alderman Observation-Disclosures Of 1000
citizens against railroad in Broadway To the
Special Committee on said subject.
BY Alderman WARD--Pctiton of Andrew McCot-
ter and others, to have Eightyfrst street lighted
with oil, between Second aud Third avenues. To
Committee on Lamps and Gas.
By Alderman CoRNELL-Petition Of James Parish
and others, in favor of II railroad in Broadway. To
the Special Committee Oh said subject
BY Alderman STURTEvANT-Pettion Of residents
Of Broadway, in favor of railroad in Broadway.
To the Special Committee on said subject
BY Alderman ALvoRD - Petition of William
Donaldson and others, for Croton water pipes in
Thirty third street, east of Third Granted.
By the DEMONSTRATION Of Benjamin Fair
child and others, for the filing in of sunken lots in
Forty-second and Forty third streets. To the City
Inspector.
for permission 70 surplus material from Ham
ilton square To Committee on Roads.
BY the same-Bil Of A. p. Dalrymple, NJ D.,
amounting to eight dollars for medical services. To
p,vnsft Dali
by Alderman DEMONSTRATION of the officers Of
the Seventy first regiment New York State militia,
for drill.room over Essex market. To Committee
on Repairs and Supplies.
BY the same-Peti,ion Of Bradish johnson and
others, for sewer in Forty eighth street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. To Committee ON
Sewers.
by the same--Bill of DR.. Seaman, amounting to
ninetysix dollars for attendance the persons in
jured at the ere in Twelfth street To Committee
Finance.
Il, the Observation-Disclosures Of ], 200 citi-
zens against the proposed Broadway railroad. To
the Special Committee on said subject.
BY Alderman SMrTH-Petition Of Engine Com
pany No g. relative to certain charges against En-.
CINE IL. To Committee on Fire Department.
INVITATION.
An invitation was received to attend tho nau-
gura addresses to be delivered by the Professors of
the Free Academy, on Thursday, 9th instant, ut
u p. NJ. Accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman ALvoRD--Resclved, That the vacant
lots on the Northwest corner Of Lexington avenue
and Thirty first street be fenced in and the Street
Con missioner is hereby directed to have the work
done as soon MS practicable. Referred to Committee
on Streets.
ny the ssme--Resolved, Tint Thirty. third street,
gas. Adopted.
BY the same-Resolvcd, That the Commissioner
OF Streets s hereby directed to have the vacant lots
on the Southwest corner Of Thirty.first street ind
Lexington avenue fenced in as soon as practicable.
Referred to Committee on Streets
BY Alderman BRIsLEy- Resolved, That Pier No.
30, East River, be raised, widcned and lcngthened
80 a. TO make the Same three hundred and 1y feet
long by forty feet wide, under the direction Of the
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