The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

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OFFICIAL.
stated ssssssa.
BoARD ALDRMn, March 10, 1853.
ron call the following answered to their nscnss:-
Richard T. Compton, Esq, President; Aldermen Moore
St.rts,.ns Galley so,es, Francis, Tomann Ward Ds.
There not being quorum the PRECEDENT declared the
BOARD or AsusrAsr ALDERMEN,
THURSDAY, March 10, 1859. (
Reconsideration Trotter Esq President, and Assis
tant Aldermen Brown TAFT Mabbatt Maybee, Broaden,
Woodward, Ring, Wells. Hunt Motiown, Stewart, Vice.
Ian, Barker, Rogers, Crawford and McConkey.
PETITIONS.
By Assistant Alderman McCoSKEY-Of John OGara, for
extension Of time . contract for in Thirty
cond street. between Ninth and Tenth avenue To Com
mtss on Sewers.
By Assistant Alderman MAYBEE-Of Hudson Hose Com
pany No 81, for fire hydrant To Committee Croton
Aqu. duct
OF Theodore Stuyvesant and James A. Whitlock to be
appointed Commissioners of Deeds To Committee ON
Salaries and Offices.
By Assistant Alderman McGowS-Of Abraham Wake
man. and Others to have Eighty seventh and Eighty
eighth streets lighted with oil also Fifth aue between
Eighty sixth and Ninety second streets. To Committee
BY Assistant Alderman CRAwFoRD-Of Engine Company
No = to have the word expelled opposite the names
of John ID. Rosenbrook and Isaac Person the Fire
mans Register changed to resigned" Petition granted
BY Assistant Alderman WooDwARD-Memorial Of
venon Hall asking that the heads Of departments be
required to pay to journeyman house carpenters en-
poyed by the Corporation 81 l2h per day To Commit
tee on Repairs and Supplies.
BY Assistant Alderman wHEnAs--That the crosswalk
corner of Marion and Broome streets be reaagged.
ADOPTED.
OF Committee Sewers-To concur for sewer in Madi-
street, from Jefferson to Rutgers street.
for b. SINS &C. at east Of Goerck and Liberty
streets in favor Of SEVERN Mott streets from Pe to
street between Eighth and Ninth avenues. All adopted
each by the following vote
Afirmative-rhe President, Msssrs: Brown, TAFT Nab
HAITI Mn han RraaH Wnr1rs I'D Rinn WAn u,nt
McGown, Stewart Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford,
and McConkey.
for extension of time in Division street. from
CntonI Gouyerneur street asking to be discharged
from further consideration of petition for basin. &C.
northwest corner Of Fourth avenue and Twenty fifth
| street. Both adopted.
Of same-To concur for sewer in Hammond street. from
the river 10 Greenwich avenues to concur for sewer in
Thirty eighth street between Ninth and Tenth avenues
in favor OF in Pearl street from Ferry Frankfort
street. to for in Forty sixth street. from
Fifth 10 Seventh avenue All adopted each by the fol-
Afirmative-The President, Messrs Brown, TAFT, Nab
bait, Maybee, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells, Hunt
McGown, Stewart, Wheean, Barker, Rogers Crawford,
OfCommitfee on Aarkets-To concur to apyropriate a
room in Fulton market to the clerk thereof Adopted.
OF Committee on Finance-Askng that petition Of
be referred to Committee Coton Aqueduct favor of
reducing tax of Aphonso Perrne in favor of granting
petition OF r. Hyde, for reduction OF tax AL adopted
PETITIONS.
Of Hose Co. No. o. and Engine Co. No. 81, for an
appropriation for repairs. To Committee on Fire De-
paItment.
By Assistant Alderman NCosKEY-Of st. Lawrsnce's
church. for remission OF assessments To Committee
Finance.
OF Harvey Heart that Henry H. Frost be appointed
Commissioner of Deeds To Committee Salaries and
Offices.
RESIGNATION
| Of Joseph W. Jones as Commissioner of Deeds.
Accepted
BY Assistant Alderman WeoDwAKD-That Edmund 8.
be appointed Commissioner of Deeds in place
1
Of Committee on Law Department and Ordinan ces-To
concur to pay for printing the trial of the American
PRINT works vs. Cornelius Lawrence Adopted BY the fol-
Aairmative-Ihe President, Messrs. Brown TAFT. Nab
bait, May bee Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells, Nc
| McConky.
OF concur to readve1tise for estimates for
regarding, &C. in Sixth avenue, between Tftysevsnth
and Eighty-si1th streets. Adopted
Of Committee on Croton Aqueduct-Asking to be dis
charged from further consideration Of petition of Joseph
Webster and others for permission to tap the great main
On 18th street Adopted.
OF Committee on Lamps &c-To concur to light Thirty
seventh street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Adopted.
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Amending several ordinances by striking out the
Of Samuel H. De Mott, Francis Nicholson, and Isaac
William Smith, Assessors and inserting in lieu there
| of, the names Of William Gage Charles ]. Dodge and
Charles McNiel Concurred in by the following vote
A6irmatve-TheP President, Messrs Brown, TAFT Nab
bait May bee, Broaden Woodward Ring Wells, Hunt,
hcGown, Stewart, Wheelan Barker, Rogers, Crawford
Reports granting petition of Reformed Dutch Church
for remission of assessment granting petition Of Ann
Proudft for remission Of tax for 1851 and 1852 to
duce tax Of George H. Peck and John Fenner; remit
tax Of Charles Bostwck Benz Albro, A. w. White, and
Edward E. Burbank. All to Committee on Finance
Report in favor of rensatng Stephen Paret and James
Derrick in the Fire Department Concurred in.
La favor Of the actual opening Of street
between Fifth and Eighth avenues forthwith To Commit
tee Roads.
IL favor petition of John Drinker and John Horse
roo TO have property exempted from the ordinance to
take up Tagging on White street. To Committee
Streets.
ordinance fence vacant lots between Twenty third
and Thirty fifth streets and Broadway and Seventh
To
Appointments at assessment in the matter Of build
Forty fifth street in Lexington in Forty second
street Eleventh and Twelfth avenues and tagging side
walk in Twenty fifth street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues. All confirmed
Resolution, that Harlem Railroad Co. cause a bridge
to be built at the junction OF Fourth Eighty
sixth street To Committee Roads &c.
Resolution that the of Isaac Scott and others
members of Engine Co. No 25 be entered the Fire
mems Register. Concurred in.
Report in favor of changing the grade of Sixty
treet from Second the East river Concurred
in by the following VOTE viz
Afrmative-The President, Assistant Aldermen TAFT
Brown, Mabbatt Maybee Broaden, Woodward Ring
Wells Hunt McGown. Stewart Wheelan, Barker, Rogers,
Crawford, and McConkey-17.
The Board then adjourned to Friday afternoon at six
o'clock
From the minutes. c. 7. McCLENACHAN, Clerk
THE LATE TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE PENN
sYLvANIA RAILRoAD-The Harrisburg Borough
Item Of the 18th inst, says Late on Friday night
the effects of the collision. The agents connected
with the road keen a close month relation tn