New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

BoARp or ArDERMEy-Moaday May O. 1s53-R T.
Compton Esq President, in the chair, aud quorum pre-
senIbe minutes of the previous meeting were read ana
ftions Refe,ea-Ofa large number of owners of pro
perry and occupants thereof in the Bowery complaining
that the large passenger aud freight had become nu
sance and derment business IN the Bowery and asking
that they might be OF the back streets instead
they state that there not sufficient num0erO short cars
while there are many of the other kind and while they
have the convenience of railroad they have not tue al
vantage oft This petition referred to Committee on
Streets OF the PAYERS under the Superintendent OF Pave
men for increase Ofpay from 81 so TO 80 per day OtW
II Brown and others to have the sewer IN Avenue ex
tended to Fourteenth st. thence TO East River vi several
persons for another Hose Company IN the Eleventh ward
OF the Police Captains in the different wards for increase
Of salary from $500 to adequate to meet their ex
pepses They compare their case with that of the office of
Police Clerk who gets salary Of $50 per year for few
hours service each day. while their duties are infinitely
and onerous and their position vastly more re-
sponsible-Reerred 10 Commute Salaries and Offices
Resofions-By Aid Barr That the Street Commissioner
cause the rails OF the Harlem Railroad Company in Canal
st to be taken up in accordance with an ordinance OF the
Common Council pass ed last year Adopted after discus
sion in which Aid Surevant spoke Indignantly against
the Company for not obeyng the resolution previously
passed.
as-From the City Inspector in relation 10
the unhealthy condition of Thirty fifth st between Seventh
and Eighth and recommending that 1t be properly
graded. Referred TO Committee
of the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies to adyer
tse for regulating Tenth from One hundred and seven
ty fourth TO One hundred and ninety fourthst Adopted
OF the Controller in relation TO the claims OF Theodore
Hunt for extra work the Court House reporting against
sad claim Referred to Committee on Finance.
From the City Inspector in rela 10 the nuisances oc
casoned by the deposit of filth into the East and Hudson
Rivers Referred to a Special Committee.
From Henry Arcularius Commissioner Of Streets and
Lamps awarding the contract for 10000 gallons OF oil to
Kngsland & Sutton, at 81 20 per gallon. Confirmed.
From the President OF the Croton Aqueduct depart
ment beng abstract of contracts made Ordered to be
printed. , 49,
From the Street Commissioner in relation TO the Tee
graph polls in Broadway stating that he could not
them without appropriation and that the Telegraph Com
fla
From the CrOton Department TO advertise for proposals
to build in Sevenhav, from Fifty sixth TO Fifty
fourth From the in relation TO the condition OF
ResoiHcn adoes4~To remove the election poll of the
lid District of the Seventh Ward from No IS Pike st, to
No. l73 MadsOnst
Peit,ons-Of the Si,thav Railroad Co, to set curb and
gutter stone and pave portion fthe Sixthav opposite
the depot at the expense OF said Company granted OF
the members of Hudson Hose Co. No ~ 10 have such al
teration in the FIRE laws made that the term of office
of the Chief Engineer be three instead e-re
ferrtd to Committee Fire Department
The TeeraR Corps of the of Isle sent in NUM-
cation TO the Mayor and Common Council asking that
body review them the Fourth ofJuly-accepted and
a resolution adopted granting the veterans the use Of
the Superior Court the approaching National
Anniversary and that the said veteran corps be- that
day, considered the guests OF the Cooperation.
On motion, the Board adjourned TO wednesday,
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERNES-Monday May Q. 1853.
ReS0IufoRs-That Anthonyst, from Centre to Orange
s be repaved curb and gutter stones reset and sidewalks
tagged. Adopted.
lh2t me INSPECTORS DC 10
g. per day. Adopted.
That Houstonsi from the Bowery to Mott-s;, be re.
paired. Adopted.
RrpOrts-0f Committee Fire Department in favor Of
paying bill Of repairs for Hose Company No IL. Adopted
OF Committee on Assessments, in favor Of renting
$50 Il TO Charles L. Noe assessment for sewer in
Delaney the matter Of apporOnment of Assessments
in relation TO paving fthay- TO in the matter Of
reducing assessments on lots in Thirty seventh St. and
deducting same from contractors pay. All adopted
OF Committee Finances 10 concur TO reInunerste Jo
seph Carlisle for damages done 10 his property by Engine
Company No. 9, (s79.l Adopted.
OfCommree on Sewers, 20 concur for Sewer in Nine
tetnth ST. between Avenue and Frstav. 20 for
Sewer in MadisOns rom No us 10 Rutgers II. 10
10 permit James Mcknight to construct Sewer in Second
av al bis 20 concur for Sewer in Rid ST.
from Houston TO Stanton. All concurred in.
Resolution That the house Of Engine Co No 20 be paint,
ed. Adopted.
From Board Of Aldermen-Preambls and Resolutions,
permitting Second sv Railroad Co TO change their route
from Second 10 Tweniyhird SIS by passing through First
instead OF Secondsv, &c To Committee Streets and
| Roads.
! Resolution. That poll lid Election District Seventh
Ward be removed from No g Pike No l-3 Madison
/ Concurred in
Resolution. That walk be laid in Wess to pier OF
| Cclins's steamers. Coacurred in.