New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12


Io,rp or ALDfEasN-S. eriH E Dgrf- The Board Of
Aldermen meta.5 O'Clock ye,t,rl.y afternoon. An-nk
the various matters Of Interest brought up R-solI
ton presented BY All Twll1. aPpropri-e ITO of the
large rooms 10 the nov .utnl - tt- # various a.
Courts. az o.. Arue.l reu4l Z 5000.
SIC. >.rHfi tNr cr,os-l j, the --ouul int tie
rooms would D.. Leeo-d ,r ihe Court o. Common Pea,
WHO wiz t.,e 90 va.l'e t5ei- prr-rut q1la, % mike
r,ou Jog fte 10. ard Oh. Sky Colaehmeu. he sail the
people .y- decided that there 81 d. o. -Icl batrl ani
Us fu ,er,rs', IL most -.urly their auy 70 pro
yi.e tn vI De- acc1ri.otu IDS. suI 10 was very
oi,,utttatjte room i1 1hi. t.- pre-. .a B'Ut OF 81
c.rr,. mech II Boz boz sb- O. acc N God t'rny the
Ac THlIr w..lI sc.on.lod 81. t.- Uol-t of Common
Pies ttl a4, rd more room 20 oi O.l-r Courts
iy er .'1c large building toe c)rn-r OF Cham. ers
land Roadway H- asserted That many o. tue Courts
are much iacYurodst f1r want ~ .lei-at room. which
tie -'eofou his building would remedy, anil he dii not
oouli .ithe matter ,utni-'eL - tie Board that il
would pas, without d,seut.-at voice.
Afi sIrKIf.taI differed f.om le gen'lsllu tom The
se,eith Ward he oc Lo, tAa. ,h.; 70 could De- dl,hed
ID 81 e. and n were bound 20 md room Tor tae new
To.rt anl ai., inr 'he Court cf Co ~mon Pleas.
Al DLssAs I'D Lot see The uee-s fy for erecting more
building. dom toun be thought the tine vas ut far
di.'sit ben City Hall Riu be- required. and must
be- br. even IS t-r ~ town a. Hudsoasqlara rather
tan - g.. corner of broadway and Clam5-rs.t
Ald TvAIl sad be- should vota Tor a 10 = bu.lrg At
,e Other OF the Park and be ia tvor Of run.
mig Reea1ar r. through the Park. and be- further con
c-iyed q title lower end OF tie Pk woait a most Al
mrsb- etc icr the Mint are ggigy so have IN the
eai.-.e 81 f- yea-s'.
a. >1rrrX t>r though. tn. The corner euI Of the
Pak sloula be- rpr Pr-t-d = Grand Junction Railway
U,ta. wherc- au tie v-ripu. CRY Railroads could
ra,a- LIE conceived that :, wouIi b. better 10 dry 10
lst aud puddle. tbst sore people by suJerh1nln
alton hid FL With r,a If
"Founaiu" Ile a,-gt-d dat only u,e Vas - place
Of ass-I.ton fr ai.reput'be cha-ar's alI n l., Ls
public IL, ais Voui be benefited ~ is removal II il.
1-d aotih Cy : o-ir melted By WAYS l-saly
have Rawas the sixth All another ia ra- Eizh.l
av Tie believed would be l1ng before the nh av
veu,c have one and bound 10 have K 81 H1v 10
Brc4casy Laughter Tae Frst. SEC pad aai Tairi avs
lave Isi rogos las. Brosdw.y has been ao
pied or and where are these Railways celt=rilg to-
Why IT, Psk o. b. ssre and shall have O. D-pvt lie
suitable depot fr them Ak We CO better than TO
ouf CT IT, lower q the PARK and erect building thr
shan accommodate the public DE f-t convinced that the
pu lie would give their hearty concurrence 20 ueh m=a
sure A. building the other end Of the PARK h.
would be viing 20 support such movement
AID OAKtEY approved Of the idea Of the building
bit would not be willing TO vote for much money to bs
taken from the City Treasury for TIA, purpose be
ceived thst the could be expended 10 better al
vantage other and more necessary works.
The resolution was referred TO Committee Repairs
and Supplies.
AID DoHERrY presented resolution to the efec. tina.
all contracts that the Commissioner has 10 hand sh.
he given out by him within ten days 10 explaining this
matter he took up considerable time Before he had In
ished be was compelled request tie esdent station
the Sargent at the door, 10 prevent the Of
number of gentlemen. who suddenly remembered tia;
they hsd very pressing engagements elsewhere and IN