The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-11

BY Alderman PEcK-Where numerous serious accidents
have VI late occurred the Hudson River Railroad and
whgh IN every case has resulted from careless and reckless
Resolved, That it be referred the Committee ordi
nanee g report ordinance this Board at early day
between Chambers and Thrtyars streets and also
m esS on ordnance din 'u'h
BY Alderman BARR-Resolved That sewer, with the
receiving basins be built under the direction Of the
Crotoa Aqueduet Department IN Franklin street sixty feet
street Referred t. Committee on sewers '1As'
b, Alderman Resolved, That the sewer in Bat
sS Su'P Ct Rp SS on Ssh river at low water
BY Alterman rUarryAST-Resolyed That l27th street
from I5d S e ba the Eat river Be Lighted With oil
Lamps cause lamp posts aud lamps to be placed therein with
by Alderman IN it appears from ths
lS53 made In rply n reslatian al tie Cammnn connc
to stay proceedings in the nattr Of taking Jones wood
ton ttre o Court as directed by the Leasure and IN
Sommon leane ana whereas under these circumstances It
q have some peent counsel % protect
Resolved That the Mayor and Comptroller be they are
hereby authorized directed employ such counsel as
they may IN their Judgment deem proper to have the subject
pestop can be made 70 the next legislature 70 amend
repeal the iaw taking the said grounds for park Adopted
MESSAGE FROM IIE MAYOR.
The following message was received from the Mayor being
veto upon the resolution increasing the salary Of Alfred
MAYORS ofricrl
To THE HoSoR4BLE TIE BOARD OF ALpERaES-
konorable body increasing the salary Of Alfred Chancellor
At the Halls Of Justice to 81 30 The Office
temporarily pressure upon which
assigned aud the salary fixed $500 1t sub
sequent raised t. 500 and Is proposed TO increase
81 $50 70 from the hrst Of January 1853 While
shall be ready 10 give sanction increase OF
salary which justified either by the du
Do not ind in the any reason for
this greatly increased compensation There evidence al
orded By the submitted that the duties Of the
crycner have been materially increased since te Office
established certainly the addition
u $40 TO salary which am confident would command
many hundreds Of persons abundanty qualified to NIL the
salary abundant compensation for the rendered
return Tie pRpeHs.f renewed CONFEDERATION
JACOB A. WESTEKVELT, Mayor.
Which was laid the table and directed TO be entered
the minutes aud published in or more Of the public news
pRIers
PAPERS PROM THE RoARD OF AsssrASrs.
Resignation u james McMurrsy inspector Of Elections
tth district Seventeenth ward Accepted BY said Board
ResoluonTbat Second avenue from Houston street to
Forty second street be lighted with gas Conourred
Resolutonhat the Commissioner VI Repairs Supplies
Be directed q have orange street from Chatham Walker
street repaired. tonenrred Ia.
Report 81 Committee Pocen favor of paying the m
dical bills q Doctors j. j. Henry and H. Harris Referred
EReport Committee on sewers-In favor Of svor 4,
broadway from Twenty sixth to Twenty streets Referred
10 Committee sewers.
Report - Committee Salaries and OncesIn relation
increase Of salaries for Health Wardens Referred IL Com
mittce On Salaries and Onices.
Report 81 Committee Streets-In favor Of TAGGING M
north sidewalk q Twentyhith street commencing l2 feet
east q Lexington avenue thence to the Third avenue Con
cured in on division, viz
AfhrmstigeA Aldermen Moore Haley sturteyant Oakley
Boyoe, Barr, Tweed Brisley, Francis, Temsnn Pearsa
Ward, Dennan, Cornell and Doherty-D.
COMMUNICATIONS.
the COmptr0fir.-Gfvng the
Of tie election be.s 10 June 1865 Aso an orJi
sanre for tho rrrfree ~ makng fyr tie n
election, which was adopted on divissn viz =
Observation-Disclosures kssse, Haley. stsEteyast oskls&