New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

Petite ~ Rrref-Of T. s HcPhe-s1n 20 be ap2o41iea
ofFier No. H., n R Of tao Trustees Of s. Plrexs "a
tbeCEa for transfer tle lce o. t1elr fcrJ 3 -
foot OF Twenty thd-st, Z. R. to private inhvalss o.
owners and occupants Of properly IN CaaAs % have 1e
Eighib-ay Rsrosd Co lay their rails n the center Of Ca
ualst ON West BroAiwsy BEol4way Of aga Nslin
and Others for sewer IN Frsts near Avenue Of Geo
w. Hickman Assistant Geek and Messn-er II re NAY
ors CHce TO have s salary increased from $50 20 elV.
cury the front between Fifteenth BlG Sixceena-s; OF H.
X Dewitt 10 be appointed Cor nisTouer Of Deeds; OF
several permit the contractor 20 lsh the construct on
Of the in Thirty thst between Eighth and Siu;h
avs Of the President Of the Board Of Edeca;eo re mon
stTsDE against the ohcerOom occupied BY the BoA-f Of
Eduoaon being Appropriated to the use OF the Counsel 70
[ s1olSteHThe appointment Of John Lynss As Clerk
TO the Fire WsTdsns, place Of MIR Tmdae, resigned
R,fsrred 10 the Committee Salaries and Officers
P1rrts hd0ged To procure testimonial 70 BE- present.
ed On bessfo the CORPORATION 20 Mr. James K Noun. for
hi. ranaut conduct re N rescans four persons from
the flames and appropnatng $50 70 detFay the expense
thereof confirm CERTAIN exPulsons made IN the FIRE De-
tsrt1nent TO confirm suDdry ssseEsrleue for sewers
On motion the Board ouned 70 yesterday afternoon
BOARD OF ALpERMEy-Wednesday, JAN r.
Richard T. Compton, ESQ., IN the chair and quorum pres
Pt,ous ReT7ed-Of John Murphy and others sgainst the
rroQose extension Of Canal and the widening Of Waker
OF Thomas ALERT and Others for sewer II rweniynln'h
sfg. Ve..SSe-A message was received from Mayor
Weservelt yetOng the action o. the Common Soanc- IN
the passage OF the Ninthav Railroad Bill AID oshlesas
moved that b. laid the table, and ordered 70 De pad
AID Ward said that regard 70 TIE assert on msde N the
the effect that the citizens dd no. aA 70, -.
ored for by Of property on the route and ior the
etsons voted FOR the bill The veto was ordered to AXE
-" TS be- folo,rins is copy ofthe document:
MAYORS OFFICE, Jan. y 1853.
To N, Honorable, Board Of Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN return herewith, without my spprSoy,A'
the report end resouuous granting 70 james MURPHY WA
Radford and 81 C. Story, with three ssSocaie permission
10 Law Rarcsd through the NInhav a1d other streets
therein nared The work proposed 10 be executed oil
vast importance 20 large portion OF the community no'e
interests as owners Of PEoRer h. I'D and
vet on examining the documents submit "a 70 me- am I'M
able that tbs road Sked for By any parties eA
eept the grantees nor are there forth IN the report any
reasons why the roed should be constructed at all an
therefore Constrained regard the grant as ons Of ea
acer purely individual and far judged from me
pspers oe me- not demanded BY the citizens a. mater
Of public accommodation OF public convenience
The streets OF City common properly ana eveiy
citizen he's vested nEht IN their use and occupation o'
rnrpo.,s OF public accommodation and the policy or pro-
prety of granting eNcluHve privileges 10 md yidul U &C.
cupv them can only be justified tue und OF the puo-
he ADVANTAGES which is theretrom and scn prV-
ieges should in my judgment be granted unless up
an the dearest Indication that advantages
corre.pondinz benefit is to be derived But the ooec-
tons above cited did not exist, and such rhroas ws
zes cannot but feel that the interests Of che city have
been njurousy effected by the terms on whch the pers
oa 10 construct the road has been accorded compe-
ton had been invited permitted there no doubt that
parties equally competent and responsible with the present
would have been found TO construct se ROAD on
favorable ctzenS ana al
10 the Treasury know OF no reason way the
come usually pursued with all public work should not have
been adopted IN this instance and permission 70 construct
the road arded those parties who would perform the
work on tes the most advantageous to the City and 70
the Treasury.
JicoB A. WEsTERyELT, Mayor.
acknowledgements from Mr. Fltgg COnsr0ll-
err nominating Clerks in his Department AagGti, Pnr-
dv Redemption Clerk Charles Van Tyne. Assistant Audit
or Artemas Cady Clerk & Controller. Referred TO Com
miitee Salaries and Oices. The Board adjourned to
FRIDAY.
CoRRUPrIos-CoMMoN CoUScIL-Grambling
Mr.. EdiioT: The majority OF our citizens who uncon
uectea with Office in or contracts with the CorporlOa
complain tly and bitterly OF the and con-
tnued increase of taxation. without increase OF clean
in the streets or OF efficiency IN the various depart
ments Of the City Government for one think we have
done enough Fumblug, aid If no other will suggest
plan of remedial nature will II can do no harm, and
If should call the attention OF ablsr men 70 the subject
shall BE- satisfied My plan to call meeting Of the prop
ery holders raise fund to pay the expense Of an honest
ceedings Of the Common Council and when they exceed
their duties guilty OF Incorporating the public
money, apply for an in junction, sc.
IL might afO be deemed advisable TO apply 20 the Legs
latue to pass Law restraining the members Of the Com
mon Council from spending any OF the public money for
carriage hire III PROFESSIONS ana leasing IN
honor OF hvng staesnen or soldiers or IN the empty pa
geauts of mock funerals -
THIS sketch and is only intended 20 call the at
ention Of the pubic 10 the proPney OF ASTON we nave
grumbled long enough.
Query Isl not desirable have esont Mt Albany 70
rulers from smuggling laws through the Legs
iature to suit their ends and cloak their actionsl
am, Sir, \ TAxPAYER, BvT NO CRUMBLEA
BOARD OF Observation-Disclosures -Organi-
-afon for the YeayTh Board reelected +. C. Benedict,
ESQ President, ind Albert Gilbert Esq, Clerk. and also
reelected the members Of the Executive Committee OF the
Pablo Soiool Soeiefy-A communication received
asking that clause IN the proposed aw tor unitns tbs two
systems may be altered prodDg Mai ID OF the Trustees
Of the Society take their ses as Iasbes Of the BoHd OF
Education IN let January 1886 insz.d Of ls5l motion
made aud adopted fixing the time 20 st Jau1sy 8jj
A letter from Edward w. Serrel, Esq, tthroash the
Pm cpsl Of Free Academy rejecting Gregor
Teescope for The Of the Academy Accepted with
the thanks OF the Board.
Committee appointed consisting Of MeSrs Stew.
art Murphy and Dodge confer with the Committees Of
the Common CouI Gil respecting the held by the
Board and asked for by Council 10 the Corporation IN
addition 70 those he now occupies
commune alton from School Officers Sixteenth Ward.
asLing Appropriation OF 20 10 repair damsse To Ward
School No So by late fre To Committee on Repairs Sc
Free Anademg.-The Annual Report OF the Ehsea-ye
Committee pre- sentsd and ordered 10 DO printed.
report OF Inspectors OF the Eighteenth Ward showing
favorable condition OF School No. . was received and
ordered on file
The Finance Committee reported favor fappropnat
ing s6OO TO m MP &c Ward School No IL Twelfth Ward
Si % for alterations IN Ward School No 26 Ninth Ward
estimate Of current expenses OF schools 70 Isl tebrllIy
SO s5 The Committee also reported IN favor Of retdadiag
TO VIM. II. Wright, Principal OF fifteenth Ward 81 81
amount paid by h personally 10 satisfy an old b OF the
Manhattan Gas Co. and which removed the metre from the
Evening School and 3ectug severely upon the colre
pursued by the Agents Of the Company II respect H.
Adopted
FIREs.-About l0i o'clock on Tuesday night
ERE broke IN the upper par Of the carpenter shop No
40 Elm ST. occupied by John NJ Brown. Il observed
at early nent and the flames extngused before
much damage occurred The fire caused, u IS presumed
consequence of malicious person throwing match
into the window quantity Of shsvnss No tire had
been used Va the shop for several days.
The fire at "a o'clock on Tuesday night was
in the building No Pnest instead OF No. 50, nalver
teny reported IN this mornings paper. Bnt little damage
oecortd by the me although many Of valuable
goods were nJaIed by water.
About 10 O'Clock last night fire broke ont
in frame building No los Chambe lower part
pied a tsucy and toy and by R. sheppard as
milk depdt upper part Carpenter shop. Toe trenen
were present and succeeded IN sXlIguishlng the
flames before much damage occurred TO the building The
stock the toy greatly damaged. The Chie,
Captains Leonard Brennan, Halpin snd Ditchett were
present.
On "Wednesday night, about 9 o'clock, a fire
broke small frame building in the Of No l5s
DuEne-st, occupied a carpenters shop. The nrenen
were quickly on the ground and soon extngusaed the
flames Damage trf.ns. The Chief Of Police, Captains
Leonard and Carpenter, were present.
REAL EsrArE-The following sales of Real
Estate were made Jan Il, by VIM. H. Franklin
Lease Of horse and lot No 400 Grand-st. $3.50
Lease Of ITALIAN Hall property No. 492
l uN.7 n.