The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

Stated Sossa0u,.

Stated Session.
/ BOARD OF ALDERhkE-Sept. II, 1852.
Present-Riohard T. Compton, Esq, President
Barr, Brslsy, Francis, Smith Tiemann, Ward, Den
| man, Cornell, DoheIty, and Peck.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read am
1approved.
By tho PBzsIDENr-Petition of various citizens o.
| the Eighth ward for railroad in Broadway. Tc
the Special Committee.
By Alderman CoRNELL-Pe.itoa Of various citi
| Gems of tho Seventeenth ward for a railroad in
Broadway. Tothe Special Committee.
BY Alderman BeYCE-Petition of various citizera
ofthe Fifth ward for arailroad in Broadway To she
| Special Committee
BY Alderman DEMONSTRATION Of various cti-
zens of the Sixteenth ward for 1alroad ikfBroad-
way. To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman CORNELL. of John N.
Hsynan for the privilege of laying double rail-
road track from ths Museum to Grand street and
East Broadway. To the Committee on Streets.
BY Alderman Boyer Remonstrance of various
citizens against tho Broadway railroad. To the
Special Committee.
By Alderman WARD.-Remonstranc Of various
citizens Of the Seventh ward against the proposed
Broadway railroad. To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman CoRNBLL.-Petition of John j.
Tindale TO be appointed Commissioner Of Deeds
To Committee on Salaries and Offices:
By Alderman HALEY Petition of various citi-
of the Second ward for railrord in Broadway.
To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman STURTkvANT Petition Of various
citizens Of the Third ward for railroad in Broad
way To the Special Committee
BY Alderman MooRE-- Remonstrance Of various
citizens Of the Second ward against the proposed
railroad IN Broadway. To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman OAKLEY-Petition Of various citi-
of the Fourth ward for u railroad in Broad way.
To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman TiEMANN-Petision Of various cti-
Of the Thirteenth ward, for a railroa in Broad
way. To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman DISQUALIFICATION of John G, Mad
den and others, for wer in Bedford street. inter-
secting with the one on Carmine street. To Com
mittee on Sewers
By Alderman DEMONSTRATION of residents of
the Fourtee nth ward for railroad in Broadway
To the Special Committee.
By Alderman Mooag-Petiton Of residents of the
First ward for railroad in Broadway. To tho
Special Committee.
BY the ssme-Petition of various citizens of the
First ward for railroad in Broadway. To the
Special Committee.
By Alderman WARD-Pettion of various citizens
of the Fifteenth ward for a railroad in Broadway.
To the Special Committee.
By Alderman SMITH-Remonstrance Of various
citizens against the proposed Broadway railroad.
To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman FRANcIs-Petition of various citi.
Gems of the Eighteenth ward for railroad in Broad
way. To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman SMITH-Petition of various citizens
of the Eleventh ward for railroad in Broadway.
To the Special Committee
By Alderman DEMONSTRATION Of various cti-
zens Of the Tenth ward for a railroad in Broadway.
To the Special Committee.
By Alderman BARR-Petition of various citizens
OF the Sixth ward for railroad in Broadway. To
the Special Committee.
BY Alderman BRIsLEY-Petition of citizens
OF the Ninth Ward for a railroad in Broadway.
To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman SMITH emonstrance Of citizens
of the Fifth ward against the proposed Broadway
r3liOad. To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman STuRrEvANT- Remembrance of
citizens of the Third ward, against he proposed
Broadway railroad To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman DoHERTY-Petiticn of citizens of
the citizens Of the Twentieth ward for railroad
in Broadway. To The Special Committee.
BY Alderman TIEMANN--Re Of citi.
of the Eighteenth ward against the proposed
Broadway railroad. To the Special Committee.
BY Alderman BRlSLEY-Petition of John M.
Tiford, ard others, for lease of premises near
Jefferson Market to J. W Owen. To Committee on
Finance.
BY tbe ssme-Petition Of Henry B. Dawson and
Co.. fer permission to lay railroad from the Museum
TO the Williamsburg ferry To Committee on
Streets
BY Alderman WAgp-Remons' rance of John A
Pm against a railroad in Br0a iway. To the Spe
ci8l Cou nittee.
BY Alderman BARR--pctition Of various citizens
Of the Seventh ward for q railroad in Broadway
To the Spc 'ial Committee
BY Aldo rman PEcK-Bill Of w J.. Harmons for
medical services at the Twentieth ward station
house. To Committee On Police.
Ey AID, rman WARD-Pctition of ID. A. Cushman
ara Others for railroad track in Ninth avenue and
other streets to Battery place. To Committee on
streets
" tie same-Petition OF Henry Walters for
r4ilioad in Ninth avenue and Greenwich street to
Battery place. To Committee on streets.
By the same-Petition of S. w Davenport and
Others for the same purpose. To Committee on
Streets
RESOLUTION.
Ry m hat n III
lions for and remonstrances against, the proposed
railroad in Broadway, offered to this Board at this
session. be printed under the direction of the Special
Committee having the subject in charge. Laid on
the table.
Of Committee on Streets-In favor OF concurring
with the Board of Assistants, in resolution TO open
Eleventh street, from Drydock street to East river
Concurred in.
Of Committee en- Finance-Adverse to the petit
ton of Ira B. Davis for services rendered Health
Warden of the Fifteenth ward in years 1912 and
1si3 ADOPTED
OF Committee on Fire Department-In the mat
ter Of complaint between Hose Companies Nos II
and 80, ard in favor of sustaining No 3. Accepted
and ordered on file.
MOTION
Alderman FRANCIS moved a reconsideration Of
the vote taken last night, on the reference of re
port of the Committee on Finance in favor of do
nation to VIM. Turner, for loss of horse, which
was carried.
The same was then adopted on division, wiz
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley, Sturtevant,
Oakley. Boyce, Barr, the President, Brisley, Fran
els. Smith, Tiemann, Ward, Cornell, Doherty,
Peck-l5
Negative Alderman Denman--l.
OF Committee on Finance In favor of concurrng
to donate 500 to Jno Peterson for injuries received
by the loss Of a horse Laid on the table.
On motion, the Board then adjourned until the
first Monday OF October, at 3 o'clock z NJ
ID. I. VALENTINE, Clerk.
Erhates In the Common Council.
OUR SPECIAL REPoRT
BOARD or ALDERMEN,
Monday, September %.
THE NINETEENTH WARD NORTHUMBERLAND or
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