New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03


proposed hailrosd m broadway uf Ybomrs Green
snt ny o,hers residents Of Broadwsy aeains, the
yIcpo'es Rsilrosd; Of hs sud Shepard, Tor renewal
II sesse Of Rahuesu bath; Of The HesYork Exchange
Coupsny, remonststBe sss~s further proceedings in
the rrsuer OF widening Waha
hv'ors Messages ! comnanicS ion from tho Mayor,
usnsmnfing The s.oA usl report Of the Dry Dock
Savings institution, received and ordered on hhe
Another con mui alton va tseived from the Mayor
non mating DR.. l. |0Le. for tho Office OF Health
Comnnssioner The pominston was rejected BY
party vote
Reports AGe--rd-Arpoiu,i1g George W. Dak,, Jamas
Audrews, j., Alexander (immeL Howard Scovie.
Henry Davis, aud Loais = Wads worth, nominated by
the Receiver a rsyus sddiosal clerks Ia tst depart
ment b. lcsso pier No u, N X d. To Andrew Clark and
others, to bu.i sewer In Msron.st norts Of Prune-
u to build sewer In Wherst. between Fulton and
Beehmsnt c1rb and gutter stones and repair.
tpg West Of from Duane to sprnsst allowing the ~.
perinienden %. Street. S2J ~ DELAY expenses oseep
b. and II Pose Go 10 - In favor Of giving permls
SION John Mel bridge out 30 feet In front OF
bulkhcsd, nc nth side foot OF Wsust, r. To lay Gro
Ion wster pipes foot OF Thirty hfthst the dock be-
tween Iaiy fourth and Thirty heh cts 10 accep, tho
road recently opened from Kiuesbridge road 70 the ud
son River, and making It county road
Resolutions ACOpud-Calhug upon the Clrpor iiion
Council to report whether the Common Council have
The power TO Increase the police force In ,he NEeeenh
On motion, the Board adjourned to this afternoon
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMES-Sta-
kd Ss'sisn- Monday, Aug. . lss2
Petitions, Sr.-By the PRECEDENT cf John Hnnnakan
and others that ioss on 2d-av between Eth an
18Th Its be fenced. To Committee on Streets
by Assistant Aid Tsit, Ieu onstrsnce OF Caleb O. Hal
sted ard others, sssDsl railroad Ia ID sy To special
Commute on said Toso
by Assistant Aid Wells, OF Freemsn Campbell and
Others tor sewer 10 lie Roy ct from Hudson to the
Eorh liver. To Counri'ice sewers
by same Of Francs C"uldy. Tor return Of m Jneys
paid on assessment To {, mmitee Finance.
b. ASSISTANT Aid. kc'ovsn. of Joseph c Pnchney
and 'ohn Bruce to have l22d ~ between 81 av md
aid of avaA r., T.
nittee on Roads
Py Assistant AID McCopkey. Of John B. Madden aud
Others, that C-nt.n pipes be sij IN ilstst between
Broadway and 7th-sy. To Committee on Cro.on Aque
dpct
BY Assistant AID mcConkey. 81 Patrick Houston and
ctbes that ibe paving Of Brh between nh and OH
avs be- deferred until tho sewerage shall have been IF
fected. together with certain amendment OF grade
&c To COMMITTEE on Streets
Memorial II Dr. Vim Turner, of New. York,
cerbug the regular practice VI medicine, &c. To
Committee Pubic Health.
By the President, Of +. w. Bogen, TO sell German
books (ranstions Of The Constitution Of the United
staies &e TO the Corporation To Committee on Aria
and Sciences.
RsYor.- OF speeisi Committee on Nineteenth Ward
election with re,ou.ion thai Peter Braso s entitled
10 cit IN the Bosrd Of Assistant Aldermen a duly
elected member thereof Ordered 10 lie the table,
As.istsnt AID Hsbbatt presented minority report
With q resolution that new election for Charter officers
be ordered. Same order.
OF Committee Streets, 10 concur 10 require Messrs
Stewart 30 restore the grade 81 Greenwich st. 10 front
Of their premises t. concur 70 repair carriage way
m Wster.st from Center 81 60 BOwery IN favor Of
paving and 'ttirg curb and gutter In Mangin o., be-
tween Riyinston and StaRton-sis. All adopted.
ho,ioR.-Assitani Aid Maboatt moved to take up
the papers Ia relation sh av. Railroad and reddop
the resolution notwithstanding the objections OF His
Honor the Mayor.
Assbtatt AID Wells moved to lay the motion on tn,
table
IL the Mayor being called a Veto.
The President decided that Ii had been received and
The motion Of Assistant Aid Wen. TO lay the motion
Of Assistant AID Msbba,t tho table carried by
the follow Ing vote: IirHaiire-The President, Assist
ant Aid. Rrowp, O'Brien. Woodward. Ring. Wells,
Wright, Wheelan, McCoIkey-e. Observation-Disclosures
Aid. TAFT Msbbais Rodman, Douton, McGown Barker,
Assistant Aid. Woodward moved to reconsider The
vote Declared carried.
A,sisisnt AID. Msbbatt then rene we'd the motion to
readopt n resolutions notwithstanding the OF me
Mayor Lost, by the following vote: ffrmalir'-N
sistsnt Ad, Brown, O'Brien Ring Wells, Wright,
sistsnt AID TAFT Msohatt kodman, Woodward, Bsutoo,
NcCiowsp Barker, Brasto. y.
Assistant Aid. R1-dmsn moved TO recoosder the vote,
which Was lest by a slnilar vote Rs the above.
RspOTfs-Of Committee on Ordinances, TO concur to
establish a " Bureau of Public Clerks" In the Depart
nent OF Streets and Lamps. AtOp;ed. OF Committee
on Roads tn noDcoucur 10 regulate and grade FIFTY
second q, between Eleventh aud T~elfthsvs In favor
Of repairing well Ia fiy third st, bets cen Fourth and
Fifth av snd erecting pump therein. All adopod
OrdiseRa-By Anistsnt AID Brown-To repeal an
ordnance relative TO the Election Districts in T. .,
Ward adopted Nov IL aud -, Jl. Laid on the liable.
Revolution by Assistant AID BroSn-Thai the resDiu.
lions adopted Dec and II. l.5 and approved by re
Mayor resve the election polls Of the Fourth District
Firs Ward ana also appointing Richard Tyler, William
Sen and Dsnie, koonan Inspectors OF Electon OF
ssd District be, ana the same Il hereby repealed LAID
On the b.le.
On motion the report In relation TO the street mum
Der, Of tou.,s Noe 81 ard 46lt msIdenlane, was
committed 20 the 'rnmirre On streets
TIE Boz Z hen nj ,urned 10 Tuesday afternoon Al
six O'Clock From the minute,
EDWARD SANDFoRD, Clerk.
SUPERIOR CoURT - Special Term
Pss1rno & Skornan and oksrsagt CoHorr dAd sters-
In relation to The Injunction restraining defendants as 10
Resolutions N relation TO gath avenue Railroad, Chief
Justice oakley, Who with Judge DGer, was on the
bench said that leave had been granted 20 plaintiffs 4
obtain fur Il or testimony, ard motion was made on
TuesdGy =r further tine to do as they had been un
able for csuscs shown to obtain tn, ties incny. Tho
motion wa OPP ssed on the ground that the davis
wcIc {, u3ed 70 impea,A the members Of the Cpmm1n
Cour FL their integrity in passing the res pdti1ns
uu6cr which uis proceeding ia founded md that such
Testimony would. under any circumstances, be mad
niliU!e lie ftund thai the { Iur not ~ dOcr
" & f. qite ito "a motive q the members That
true n Coubt Ia regard IL ordinary iesislsve bodt
snd Lsa cen 30 decided Oy ID Supreme Court oil Ia
Unirc states TIE remedy will be by cumit II pro
cetai7p or olhrrwiir ~ m,oes p iotrd out u suca
cas- But whether there 10 suy Distinction between
such Known sLd rec 1uI,t esissiye bodies and tue
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