The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

OFFICIAL.


stated sssssen.
BOARD or ALDxRNN, March ., 1858.
Px.uur-Rishsrd 7. Compton Esq:, Prssidsnt Alder
mon Moore, Haley stu5tsvsnt Oakley Boyes' Bari Bari
Wa T:sss' p maos Cornell i Dohs1,y Psol
The minutes Of the last meeting were read ana approved
Nv Alderman BRrnEY-Pstition Of samuel c Kipp and |
others for in Fourth srest, between Jane and
Troy s1sss To oD Of AD0es, to have
Second tagged between Twenty eighth and Thirty
By Alderman BARD-Petition Of Charles Ray for re-
mission of tax. To Committee on Finance
BY same-Bn of DR.. c. Jackson, for medical ser
vices the Fourteenth ward station house To Commit
By Alderman DomxrY-Petition o, c. o. Richardson,
on Salaries and Offices
BY Alderman DISSATISFACTION of c. Mugate and
others have Twenty fifth street, between sixth and
Seventh avenues lighted with gas To Committee on |
Lamps and Gas
others for in Fifty ninth street between Second
and Third To Committee on Sewers.
BY the same-Petiton of John a. White 10 De reap
pointed Commissioner of Deeds To Committee on sala-
ries and Offices. ,u,,
relief from erroneous assessment To Committee on Fl
By Alderman FRANcr-Petition of Walter Beman to
have puson erased opposite his name on the register
Of frenien. 10 Committee on Fire Department
BY Alderman DEMONSTRATION Of Lyman Tay and
Others a pier foot of Fourteenth street, N. r. To
Committee on Wharves, &c
By Alderman fARD-Petiton Of Odd Fellows Hall As
socation for reduction Of tax. To Committee on FL
By Alderman CoRNmI-Petton of Theodore Banks for
relief from tax. To Committee on Finance.
By Alderman nKAANs-Petiton Of Eliza b Jumel to
have assessment RENTED. To Committee on Assess
ments.
By Alderman BRs1KY-Petton of W. A. Albro and
others to have Grand street paved with the Deckel pave
ment To Committee on Streets.
BY Alderman BoYcE-Petiton of the lessees of the pier
foot Of Murray street to have said used Tor Pough
keepsie barges and steamboats, To Committee on FL
nance.
By Alderman BoYcH-Petiton Of Philip Henry and
others have built in North Moore street, be-
HI. I'D Was& prnad To unit
By Alderman HAzy-Bn of T. F. Mason, NJ D., for
medical services at the Second ward station house 10
BY Alderman NooR.-Petton of VIM. R. Stafford, to be
appointed q CoDmissioner OF Deeds 10 Committee on
By Alderman DoHxRrY-Petition of Patrick Cavanagh
and John Curran for relief account OF altering the
grade of Forty sixth street. between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. To Committee on Roads.
BY Alderman STANDARDIZATION Of the New York
and New Esgand Teegrap PHI companies for
poles in Wall street. between Broad and Water
streets Granted under tho direction of the Street Com
By the same-Petson of Richard ". Trundy, for
lease Of the piers At Coentes slip 10 Committee on
By the s.me-Petition Of Jonas Sparks fer lease Of
small part of the buhead in trout of Washington Market
TO Land wood To Committee on Finance.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman BARR-kesoved, That the Commissioner
Of Repairs and Supplies be- and he hereby directed to
the Of the Sixth police district on the lot. purchased
for that purpose on Franklin street. Adopted.
By Alder MooRE-Resoved, That Battery place be
repaired forthwith, under the direction OF the Street Com
missioner and that the expenses of the same be deducted
to be paid to the contractor for raising and
regulating Greenwich and other streets said contract
never having being properly completed Referred to the
Street Commissioner with instructions for him TO report
the facts and circumstances connected Herewith
By Alderman PpCK-Resolved, That the Commissioners Of
cause Thrtieh street between Tenth and Hudson
river, to be repaired forthwith. Adopted
By the same-Resoved that the Commissioner OF Re
pairs and Supplies be- and he hereby, directed to fur
nish the Twentieth ward station house with necessary
By Alderman T1ExAsS-Whereas 1t appears that
$500 have been expended from the appropriation Tor
street paving since the ls of January 1885, therefore,
Resolved That the Stree Commissioner report to this
Board In detail how the above amount has been expend
By Alderman DoHmry-Resolved, That the names Of
the undersigned members of Engine Company No rs, be
entered the Freman's Register the law directs,
said members having been elected and having paid their
certificate money for that on the 18th and 18Th
Of December, l852-Isaas scott Harvey Youmans Ed
gar Wilson, John Layman, David Sherwood, VIM d. VIII
SON. VIM. Vessels, Geo. Reid Abram Moore Charles T.
VIM L. Towns Charles Alderman, VIM. Lamb Archibald
AmrmSrIve-A1dermensf aAf I4psap sIAQmas p lay,
ley Boyce Barr the President Aldermen Brisley Pear.
sal, Ward, Cornell, Doherty, and Peck-la.
Neeative-AldeImen Francis, Tiemann, and DIN
By Alderman PEcx-Resolved hhat the following
named persons be, and they are hereby reappointed
Ss1 Ren1s and Res for The sy and
Irah Bell John Drake Felix Hart John ". Leveridge
John
". Andrews, Nehemiah Miller, William q. Armstl ong,
James Gridley, William stockden, Nathaniel Jarvis,
Junr, Elias L. Smith, Richard c. Downing Daniel b.
Taylor Henry B. Townsend, John Hoffman. George L.
Osborn Cornelius Dssosway, Isaac O Barker, Duncan
teed Jacob Halsey D. Phenix Rker George H. Stir.
ker VILLAIN Sinclair Theodore MARITIME Ira Floyd, Bene
ton Romane Frederick r. Lee John l. Townsend
Adopted on division, viz.
Oakley, Boyce, Barr. the President Aldermen Br,ey
Ps,xPel, Temann' Fear'al Dsnnan, Cornell Dohsr,,
By the same-Resolved That the persons named in the
schedule hereunto annexed marked A be, AID they
city and county Of New York in the place and stead of
those named in the schedule hereto annexed marked B.
Of Office have OF wv who have re-
kneeland Townsend, Daniel Siexas BENZ. Galbraith
William thompson, Charles Floyd, Frederick Anthem,
Lucius Flin, Asahel r. Herrick, Edwin NJ. Robin SON
dudley Field Daniel W. Clark Charles J. Dougherty
George Hargan. William Dixey George H. Purser Robert
Livingston, Richard Wirine, Erastus Brown Gilbert
nixon Theodore Hart Theodore Tmolat L. Fierty
William Sinclair John Peraz, John Brows, George r.
Rogers, Royal Gains William B. Aiken, John Nc.
kibbin Jr., Spencer Wallace Cone, David A. Fowler
William f. Dusenberry, Thomas Walker, Henry III
Clark, Andrew Kohler Richard Henry Bishop william G.
Freeman: Frederick E. Westbrook, David. o'Keete Jr
D. Mead, John R. Flanagan, Henry Brewster
Bernard casseriy Frederick L ynltee Charles A. May,
pGI'p French Ind %a William Nas s
lineback, William Wordsworth william H. Doherty,
Sims Jo SSh'PR n David ch.saed Alfred
J.Porteri Thomas Stewart, - Allen, Thomas Boese
Samuel Webster, Joseph o. Brown.
SchedWe - George 7. Alden, Jacob R. Amerman Abra-
ham Amerman, Isaac B. Bachelor, Daniel Bowley
Nathaniel g. Bradford, BENJAMIN L. Bllinge Cornelius
Bogart, Merwin K. Brewer, Edwin F. Corey Robert G.
Campbell, Henry Camerdine, Christian L. Del,van s.
Mansfield Davis Thomas Darlington George Davenp
Michael w. Deyine, Jonathan Edgar Nicholas c. Everett
J. p. Grard Foster, Henry K Frost, Mel Gray James
Green, Alden J. Hale Nathaniel B. Hoxie Frederick
Hughson, Robert D. Holiness A. Oakley Hall, Michael G.
Hart John D. Hoyt, John Hegemen, Charles B. Hart
John l. Harley, Jacob Howard, John M. Knox Joseph
I Mills, James N. Murray Philip Mspaugh John McCa-
hill Florence Mccarthy, Edward MCPHERSON, Andrew
Hesbit John Prison, Joseph E. Palmer, Lucus Pit
MD, John Pnkney, Irving Paris VIM. J Rosme, VIM.
u. fabiet Wm Ripley worthngton Romaine, Charles o.
Eacnardson, Edward N Rogers, Horace Rugges Robert
shannon, Theodore stuyvesant Charles W. Saxisrd
WIN. n, sparks John {. T. smidt Joseph Strong "
Dela6eld Smith, Robert NJ strebulgh Kneeland 8 T.nns