New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16


improvements, and the floor over the room in when
the boys were playing was led with RUBBISH the
weight Of which being very great, 1t gave way ana
buried the poor lad underneath the rubbish his
companions ran out of the house when the moor De-
gan to crack and Immediately gave the alarm, out
when poor Lane was taken out he was qulte oedu
The body was conveyed TO Beekman'st Police sia-
ton, where an inquest Was held overn by Alderman
Tiernann. and verdict of Died from sufiocaslon"
rendered
BOARD OF ALDERMsN--Janu0ry Session.
Filth Doy-WEDNEsDAY, lith.-The proceedings
in the Board last night were pquant and amusing.
More STOPPING. After some few petitions, and re-
solutions Of 10 particular moment, the Eleventh
(Smitb) moved a resolution to stop the building of
piers at the foot of Houston st. Motion being made
- refer the Eleventh thought there no use Of
referring Committee would furnish no information
he wanted the thing put through at once. The
Eleventh took occasion 10 be personally aggreVed
by the Third (Sturtevant, and quite a scene OF
order ensued. I'VE are pleased to see that the
President is quite competent to the ruling of the
Young IOspurs of the Board, and performs his duty
admirably At last the petition was referred 10 to2
An OUerf Ac;--Flnally the New Board have done
something beside stopping works in progress. Ihey
have adopted a resolution to regulate and Craze
A nice little Job for somebody.
Uore Strests-One Hundred and Twenteth-st.
from Secondav. TO Hudson River is to be worked as
a country road.
E1tenslcn of Fire Limits.-'Fhe Committee on the
Ere Department reported in favor Of the extension
Of the Fire Limits as far as forty-second-st -
The Twentieth, Sixteenth and fifteenth were OPP
pposed-it would be oppressive to many poor people
no wish 10 build wooden houses In that part OF the
CITY, and are now holding tenancy on short leases
The Nineteenth moved 10 lay the report on the Ia
be. The Seventh wished it printed. The Third
v q
!, was finally laid on the table TO be printed.
F0o-1he Mayor returned the resolution order
~ the Controller not 10 pay any money voted by
ne old POard after the LIST January. The Mayor Is
sustained BY the Corporation Attorney IN his view OF
The legality Of the sessions alluded TO. The Mayor
SAYS that the new Board had power to declare IL
IL gal any act Of their predecessors such declard-
ton belongs exclusively to the Judicial Authority.
The Mayors communication was ordered to be PRINT
cd. as usual, for ten days. go
Gas were adopted, In concurrence with the other
fosrd
chef Engineers Report.-The Tenth Francs)
called I'd Doc % Of last year. being the Committees
J, port on the Chief Engineers Report, and It was
referred to a Special Committee OF three.
The President stated that there were no more pa
pcrs on the table. The Board being about to adj
oum until Friday, question was raised whether the
charter did not demand an Adjournment for the ses,
SON. but before anyresult was arrived at the Board
adjourned to Friday afternoon at ) O'Clock
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Stated
S,ssion-WLDNEspAY, Jan. IA. 1852:
PreSeat-Jonathan Trotter, Esq, President. IN the
Chair Assistant Aid Brown, Tat, Mabbatt, o Bren,
Rodman, Broaden, woodward, Ring Wells, Ander-
son. Bouton, McGowan, Wright, Wheean, Barker,
Rogers, Valentine, Brasto, McConkey.
PefitOnS-By Assistant Aid. Nalentne, oil }. j.
Van Pelt, TO he released from personal tax. To
Committee On Finance.
By same, OF Mrs. Mary Sanford, to be released from
paving fOI reSettng curb and gutter at No. lSi 80
! aV. To Committee on Assessments.
Report-Of Committee on Fire Department, to
concur for erection OF house for Hose Co. No. Oh
| ADOPTED by the following vote, viz Affirmative
Assistant Aid Brown, Tat, Mabbatt o Brien. Rod
man, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Weus, Anderson,
BoutOn, MCGOWAN. Wright Wheelan, Barker, Rog-
ers, the President Assistant Aid Valentine, Brasto
MCC0nkey
Corn4u,icanonS-From the Bureau of Assess
ments, with the following assessment lists, asking
iLeir continuation, and the appointments OF Abner
Sanford as collector therefor, VIZ For receiving
basin and culvert 5. w. cor of 2dav. and 9th ST.
for paving caIIage-w way IN 23dst. from l0th-av to
HUDSON River and tagging space four ieet VIDE
for sewers in sthst from sewer III Avenue g.; III
Greene-st from sewer at Houstonst to near BleecS-
eI. ST.; III i0th-av. between Son and 42d.Sts; IN
Prince st. from Marion st. TO and through Mulberry
st TO the intersection Of Houson-st. for regulating
and grading llth-av. between 35d and 43t-sts for
payirg Carrlag e.Way IL 26th-St. between Broadway
and tth ay. All referred 20 Committee On Assess-
IRON Board Of Aldsrmen- Re solution, tina, Dey.
ST. from GToenWce-st TO the Norm River De ngnlsu
with gas. ConcuTred IN.
Resolution, that the Street Commissioner furnish
the members OF the Common Council WITH copies OF
the Wharf and Pier Maps
Resolution. that Vandewater.St. from Frankfort
| 10 Pearl SITS be lighted with gas Concured IN
Resolution In favor OF creating Police force fof
| the XXth Ward. CoLcured iii BY the following
sofe VIZ: Acknowledgement Aid. Brown, CaI,
Mabbat OBrien, Rodman, Broaden, Woodwar1,
Ring, Wells A, '3rson, Douton, MEG owan, Wright,
Wheelan, Barker, Rogers the President, Valentine
Brasto McCOnkey.
Petition of T. casey in relation to damages suS-
tame d In the paving OF South-st; was taken up as
new matte and referred to the Finance committee
Resolutions By Assistant Aid Mab0att
RcsOlrsd, That the thanks OF this Board are eini,
nentI, Cue and are hereby rendered TO Richard
Scot, and John Doane Esqrs for valuable services
rendered since the organization OF THIS Board
Adopted.
BY Assistant Aid. Tat:
Resolrtd, That Spruce-st from William 70 Gold
sis be lighted with gas. Adopted
The Board then adjourned 10 Friday afternoon as
s O'Clock -
SALES OF REAL EsTATE-JAN. l3-By
Cole & Chiffon
House ard lot on sOth-s, near 6h-ay zoo
40 dO-.------------ 4,sJu
, - - ,c,b - Wipiamshursh .-.-- 500
IN 3 ay 5Ig8 g. each