The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

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Tuesday. November 8, 1852.
PRysENT-Mr Woodward in the chair; Assistant
Aldermen Brown. TAFT, Mabbstt, O'Brien, Rodma,
Broaden. Ring, Wells Bouton, McGown, Wright,
Barker Rogers, the President, Valentine, Neon
key.
PETITIONS.
By Assistant Alderusn BRowN-Of James s.
Iify, President of the Sixth Avenue Railroad Com.
psny, that the Manhattan Gas Company may have
permission to lay their mains in Sixth avenue to
Forty fourth street thai the depot can be lighted
with gas Granted
BY the same OF Charles Burdett, Mayors clerk,
for additional compensation in astiDg as clerk to
commissioners on distribution to New YORK voiun-
teers To Commit on Salaries.
BY Assistant Alderman bouToNIof large num-
Der Of persons for extension OF Eighth Avenue Kali
road to Broadway To committee.
or James S. Libby, President of Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company, for leave to extend read across
across Barclay street TO the lots leased by COM
pany on Barclay and Voasy streets To committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Assistant Alderman RoDMAN-That the side
walks in North Moore street. from Washington to
West streets, be repaired with tagging. Adopted
REPORTS
OF Committee on Police-To concur 10 pay bills
Of Drs Harris, Quackenboss. Rochester, jackson,
Marsh, Traphagen, MorIell, Dolsn and De Forest.
Adopted BY the tollos ng vo,e No., pu r.;,
Mabbatt. O'Brien, Rodman, Broaden, Woodward,
Ring. Wells Bou on. McGown, Wright, Barker,
Rogers, Valentine, ana McConkey--H.
REPORTS
OF Committee on Streets-To concur to repave
Fourteenth street. betxeen Sixth and Seventh ave-
pues, and to raise aod relay cross walk on Sixth
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
Adopted -
frming the folio wing nent lists, and appoint
ing Abner Sanford collector therefor, viz For
paving Third avenue from Thirty eighth to Fortieth
streets; Forty. fourth street. from Eighth to Ninth
avenue; Fifth avenue. from Thirtieth to Forty
second street, paving Fifty first street, from Eighth
to Tenth avenue, and tagging q space four feet
wide through sidewalks Of same; for well and pump
in Fifty sixth street. between First and Second ave-
mus; filling sunken lo,s, between FRS and Second
avenues, and Nineteenth and Twentieth streets; for
sewers in Madison sereet. from Roosevelt to James,
in Chry site street, FROM Walker to fifty feet north
of Bay ard street; in Waverley place, from Sixth
avenue to the intersection Of Grove street (;
in Cannon street, from Houston to S.anton;
in Centre street, fro n Grand to Broome; in Henry
street, fro N Jefferson 10 Clinton; in Washington
street. between Morris street and Battery place; in
Marion street. from Prisce north to the head OF
Marion; fencing vacant lots on blocks bounded by
Fifth avense and Broadway, and twenty. ninth
and Thirtieth streets, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, and Fifth and Sixth avenues; Fifth and
Madison avenue, and Twenty ninth and Thirseth
streets; Thirty fifth ana Thirty sixth streets, and
Fourth and Fifth aver Gss; on north side twenty
fifth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues;
for receiving basins and culverts east corner Thir-
ty.third street and Third avenue; regulating
grading, and macadsmizng Fiftieth street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues; Forty sixth
street, from Eighth to Tenth avenues; regulating
and grading Eighth avenue from 18th TO lEStn
streets; f ling, regulating and grading Eighth ave-
nue. from 10th TO l25th streets; regarding and
regulating Wall street from Pearl to Wafer street,
regulating and paving Madison avenue, between
Fortieth and Forty second streets; tagging space
four feet wide through the sidewalks in l22d street,
from Third avenue to Harlem river. Adopted by
AfliImative-The President, Messrs Brown, TAFT,
Mabbatt, O'BIien, Rodmap, Broaden, Woodward,
Ring, Wells, Bouton, McGown, Wright, Barker,
Rogers Valentine, and McConkey-20.
Of Committee on Arts and Sciences-To concur
to purchase the portrait Of Major General Morton,
fr m Charles JARVIS Esq Referred back
OF Committee on Streets-ln favor of extending
the time allowed John MoGrane TO regulate Forty
fifth street. between Tenth AMI Eleventh avenues;
to concur to have South street, from Peck slip 20
Catherine street, repaired; to concur TO direct the
Harlem Railroad Company to relay their track in
Canal street with grooved rails; to concur to repair
Fourteenth street, below Sixth and Seventh
avenues and to raise and relay cross-walk on Sixth
avenue, between ThirteeEth and Fourteenth streets
All adopted
OF ssme-In favor of taking up brick pavement
on east sidewalk Of Third avenue, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth streets in favor of relaying
the tagging of the sidewalks on Second avenue,
between Tenth and Fourteenth streets; to TO
regulate, set, and reset curb and gutter stones and
flag sidewalks north side of White street, be-
tween Church street and Yves; Broadway; also, on
Walker Streets in favor Of fencing vacant lots in
Thirty. third ard Thirty dfth streets, Broadway,
Latino F1,h avenue; in favor of grading aud regu.
ninth streets R4 fSd Feach by the following
voter
AHirmative-Tbe President, Messfs Brown. TAFT,
Nabbatt, Q Brien Rcdusn. Broaden, Wood ward,
Ring, Wells. Bouton McGown, Wright, Barker,
Rogers, Valentine, and McConkey-l7
From Boarc of Alieruen-ln favor Of appropris-
tion IN balance to.paJ expenditures IN rendering
funeral honors TO Henry Clay. Adopted by the
following vote
Afirmstive--The President, Messrs. Brown TAFT,
Mabbst. O'Brieo, Rodman. Broaden, Woodward,
Ring, Wells, Bouton, McGoTp, Wright, Barker,
Rogers, Valentine, and McConkey-H
OF the Special Committee on the subject Of the
Second Avenue Railway, in f,vour Of granting per-
mission 10 Denton Pearsall, JoseTh @ Skaden,
Abrahsm B. Rapelyea, Wm II Hall, II 7 Multi
gan, Chas Miller, Dsniel J. Sherwood, Abraham
Allen, ard Henry Gof, 10 lay groved railroad
follows = Con- meLciDg in Second avenue al or near
Forty second street, thence In said avenue by dou-
be track to Tweniy-third street, through Twenty
third with single track, to and down Fist avenue,
to and through Allen street, TO and through Grand
to and down the Bowery to Cha ham street. across
Cbstbsm, to and through Oliver, to and through
South street, TO Roosevelt. to and through
Front street to Peck slip, the terminus; returning
with single track through Peek slip. to and
through Pearl stree., to and through Chat
ham street to ard through the Bowery,
TO and through Grand, to and through Christie, to
Second avenue, TO Twenty third street, where it in
tersects the double track and on to its termna-
ton with a double track, opposite Harlem river:
no motive power except horses to be used below
Forty second street; the TO at stated times
the fare not 10 be more than five cents to Forty
second street, and to be regulated by the Common
Council beyond that; to be commenced within six
months, completed to Forty second street within a
year, and to Harlem river wi hin three years
On motion Of the President, (Mr frotter,) the
Board went TITO Committee of the Whole, Assistant
Alderman Msbbstt IN the chair. After reading the
various petitions, and motions being made
by the President, Assistant Alderman Nc.
Gown, and Assistant Alderman Barker to amend
which were not carried the Committee rose, re-
ported progress, and recommends the adoption Of
the report, as it came from the Committee The Com
mittee Of the Whole was then Discharged and the
Board resumed-aDd on motion Of Assistant Alder
man RodmaD, the previous question was put az dlhe
report and resolution adopted by the following
vote