The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-18

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Wednesday Nov. IT. 1852. I
Prseest-Richard I. Coapton, Esq, PRESIDENT Alder
rveed Brisisy, Francis smith, Psarssii, bard ward
Deemap, Cosnsn, Alvord, Doherty, Feck
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved
By Alderman HAIry-pstition Of p. Rogers, for al
ffauon Of market ordinances relative to the prohioon
OF sole Of trout in public markets To Comntes on of
dnances
By Alderman Naturalization of Hose Co. 20 for
new house To Committee on Fire Department.
By Alderman PEck-P Petition Of Samuel Green and
others have sundry filed In Thirty sixth street
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues To Committee on
By Alderman AIvokp-Pe.iticn Of Julia A. Burnham,
for remission OF tax. To Committee on Finance.
BY the fame-Petitien Of D. D. I Marshall to have
Thirty second street. between Fourth and Fifth ave-
sues lighted with gas. Referred to Committee on
By Alderman TwrEp-Petition Of Anton sersiu, for
rtmissior Of tax. Referred to Committee Finance
BY the same-Petition Of Trustees Of First Baptist
Church for two gas lamps In front of said church which
By the PHEsIprST-Remonstrance off w. Guissen-
hainer against fencing lots in Twenty first street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. Referred to Commit
BY Alderman ADMINISTRATION Of Daniel Rabod and
others In favor Of giving to Garrison Merriam the
grant Of the Fhst avenue railroad Referred to Commit
tee en- Streets.
purchase land to be made between Gansevoort and
Twelfth strseta, N h. Referred to Committee on FL
By Alderman Decentralization of F. NJ Barron, for
Ger relief from assessment Referred to Committee on
Assessments
By Alderman sruRrEvAsr-Bil Of Garrett H Stryker,
IT. for services counsel Tor the sitting member in the
Nineteenth ward election case. To Committee on FL
By the same-Billof e. Desfeld Smith, for services
counsel for the remonstrans in the Nineteenth ward
election To Committee on Finance.
By Alderman DrsMAS-Petition Of James j. Berthe
and Others in favor OF giving to Garrison Merriam the
Streets Streets. '''e ' avenue "D'''A' - ''A'N''''' "
By Alderman ALveRp--Pettion of Stephen Storm and
others relative to the proposed Broadway railroad To
the Special Committee.
Whereas, Information has been received that General
Franklin Pierce Presto ent elect Of the United States in
tends at early day to witt the city OF New York.
the guest Of the Democratic Republican General Commit
tee Of this cy and whereas II is desirable that our c
Gems should enjoy this opportunity of tesying
their respect for the exalted character and commanding
talents of the d nguished citizen who has just been
chosen to fill the highest office known to the American
Resolved IF the Board of Assistant Aldermen concur)
That the Inequalities Of the city Of New York be- and
they hereby rendered TO General Franklin Pierce
President elect OF the United States and that joint
committee of ave members from each Board be apponted
whose duty it shall be carry this resolution effect
Which Was adopted, and Aldermen Francis, Haley
Oakley Avord and Boyce, appointed such committee
By Alderman s,1H--Resolved That it be referred to
the Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies to report to
this Beard the amount necessary to build the house OF
street. Adopted.
Repairs and Supplies be and he is hereby directed to
have the carriage way in Amity place between Blocker
ana Amlty streets, repaired at once. Adopted.
BY Alderman DoHERTy-Resolved, That Eighty second
street from Second to Fifth avenues Eighty third street
from Third avenue to avenue Eighty fourth street,
from Fourth to Fifth avenue Eighty third street from
Fourth to Fifth and Eighty fifth street. from
Fourth to Fifth avenue be lighted with oil under the
superintendence Of the Commissioners of Streets and
Lamps forthwith Adopted.
By the sanc-Reaolvtd That the President directors
and company Of the Harlem Railroad be- and they are
hereby ordered and directed to suitable and pro-
per bridge TO be constructed the Fourth at
its junction with Eighty street under the drec
Commissioner To ttapo
Roads
REPORTS
or Committee on Fire Department-In favor OF build.
Ing . new house for Hose Company No. 80 Adopted on
Observation-Disclosures Moore Haley Oakley Boyce,
Barr, Tweed the President Aldermen Briley Francis
Smith pesssall, Bard, Cornell, Doherty, Peck-15.
Negative-Aldermsn Denmsn.
OF Committee ON Lamps and Casio concur to permit
the Manhattan Gas Company to lay their mains in Sixth
avenue, to Forty fourth street. Adopted.
OF Committee on Fnance-In favor Of compromising
Harvey Reynolds. for damages to house No II Sixth
Observation-Disclosures Moore Haley sturtevant Oak
ley Boyce Barr Tweed the President Aldermen Fran
CTS, Smith, Pesrsa, Bard Denman, Alvord, Doherty,
OF Committee Law Department.-In favor of pay
ing Murray Hoffman, for services in compiling Treatise
York Adopted on a division, viz =
An,rmative-Aldemen Moore Haley, sturtevant, Oak
ley Boyce, Barr Tweed the President Aldermen Fran.
sf, smith Pearsall Denman Avol 3D. Doherty, Peck-l5
OF Committee on sswers To concur to extend time
contract Of VIM Cumming. Adopted
Pesse for extra services rendered in the Department of
Streets and Lamps. Adopted on q division, viz :
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley, Sturtevant. Oak
ley, Boyce Barr Tweed the President Aldermen smith
Pesrsan Bard, Denman Alvord Doherty. Peck-15
OF fsme Committee I'm favor of RENTING fine
Cunningham, Belknap & Co. Adopted
or Committee Reads-In favor of granting permits.
SIGN to the owners Of property Fifty fifth street from
broadway Seventh to regulate and grade the
same. Adopted.
OF Committee on Assessments-In favor OF renting
James Moore 500 3s, from the amount assessed upon
his property for regulating Thrtieth street the
Tenth avenue and Hudson river Adopted.
Street Commissioner to make assessment list for regu
latrg and paving Thirty ninth street between Fifth and
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley. sturteyant, Oak.
ley Boyce B.rr, Tweed the President Aldermen Smith
Pesran Bard Alvord, Doherty Peck-14
OF Committee streets-on the petition Of Russ and
Red to pave certain streets Of the city Referred
to the Committee on Streets, with power to have the
OF Committee on Finance-In favor Of directing the
street Commissioner TO make up the let for
regulating &c Thirty sixth street, between the Fifth
and Sixth syenues. Adopted
Alderman PEcK moved that document No 81 being
the report Of the Special Committee the proposed
broadway Railroad be taken from the table, and
sidered which carried
On motion, The consideration of the subject post
poned, and made the special order Of Friday evening
next.
REPORTS RESUMED
OF Committee Assessmen.s-To concur to confirm
assessment lists named in Proceedings the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen Nov 1852 with exception Of one
for tagging li2d street Adopted on division, viz -
Affirmative - Aldermen Moore Sturteyant, Oakley,
Boyce, Tweed the President, Alderman Smith, Bard,
Denwsn, Cornell Alyord and Doherty--12
On motion, the Board then adjourned until Friday
D. + VALENTINE Clerk
Bo.np OF ASSISTANT ALprnMrS(
Wedns sday November II, 1852 !
Professionalism Trotter, Esq President, in the
chair Assistant Aldermen Brown TAFT Mabbstt 0Brien,
Redmau, Wood ward Ring, Wells. Anderson Bouton,
McGown Wright wheelan Barker, Valentine, and
McConkey.
PETITIONS.
BY Asfistent Alderman BRowS-0f officers OF Sixth
Avenue Railroad Company to extend their road through
Canal to Mercer up Mercer to Eighth, through Eighth
to and mp Wooster street, to and through University
place TO and down Fourteenth street to Sixth avenue,
to interfect with the Sixth railroad thence
returning through Fourteenth street to and down Uni
yersitv place and EIGHTH street to Wooster Green.