The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10


river until required to be used for ferry purposes Con-
CURED in.
'-'- ''''''' D. T. VALENTINE Clerk
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Monday, May 0, 1858.
Present.-Assistant Alderman Woodward in the chair,
Assistant Aldermen, Brown, TAFT, Mabbat OBrien Ma
Stewart Whesan Barker, Rogers Crawford 0Kesfe and
AcConkey.
BY Assistant Alderman AcGowS-of q. B Gray and
others to have Nneeth street. between Third
avenues, graded. TO Committee on Roads.
By Assistant Alderman BRxADKN-That Anthony street.
from Centre to Orange street. be repsvcd curb and gut
ter stones reset and sidewalks tagged ADOPTED
be increased to W per day Adopted by the following
vote.
Woodward, Ring, Wells, Hunt, BOuton, Stewart, Wheel
an Rogers, O'Keefe and McConkey.-lA
Negative-hessrs. Aabbatt, Aasee, McGown, Barker
By Assistant Alderman wHnAS-That Houston street.
from the Bowery to Mott street. be repsved. Adopted.
REPORTS.
OF Committee on Finance-In favor of RENTING the
assessment Third Reformed Presbyterian Church. in
Forty first street, between Ninth and Tenth
ting one half Report adopted BY the following vote
Administrations. Brown, TAFT, Aabbatt, O'Brien,
Maybee, Broaden. Woodward, Ring, Wells, Hunt Nc
OKeefe and McConkey-1s.'
Neeatiye-Assstant Alderman Bcuton-l.
OF same In favor Of consuming to remit assessment
Presbyterian Church. in Rutgers street for built
in Houston street. Adopted by the following vote =
s,ssdsn u, M MsSa
Gown Wheelan, Barker Rogers, Crawford, OKsefe and
NcConkey-l7
NegAtiye-Assistant Aldermen Bouton and Stewart
OF same-Recommending that the petition of G. Van
zaHt for correction Of assessment be referred to Commit
tee on Assessments. Adopted.
OF Committee on Assessments--ln favor Of confirming
the following assessment lists and appointing Isaac Ed
wards collector therefor viz For fencing vacant lots
between Broadway and Sixth avenue Twenty fourth and
Twenty fifth streets, and also between Fourth and Madi
and 3hirteth and Thirty first Streets for
of nos s. IS 25 T. and Thomas Street do in front Of
Nos T. and Hoboken street. for regulating and paving
Ninth avenue, from Forty third to Forty nth street.
for in Tenth from Thirty frst to Thirty
third street and in Thirty third street. from Tenth to
Governor streets for grading Forty fifth street. between
Third and Fifth avenues Adopted by the following vote,
viz -
Afirmative-Messrs Brown, TAFT, Mabbatt, O'Brien,
lIaybee Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells Hunt Bouton,
McGown, Stewart Wheelan, Barker Rogers, Crawford,
Of Committee on Fire DepartmentIn favor Of paying
bill Of repairs for Hose Co. No H. Adopted by the fol-
Anirmative- Messrs. Brown, TAFT Mabbatt, OBrien,
Naybee, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells Hunt Bouton
acGovn Stewart Wheeler, Barker, Rogers, Crawford
Of Committee Of Assessments-In favor Of RENTING
500 81 to Charles L. Noe assessments for in
DelanCy OF appOrUOnm6nt OF ASSESS
ments in relation to paving Fifth avenue to concur in
the matter Of reducing lots in Thirty first
street, and deducting same from contractors pay All
adopted, each by the following vote
Afhrmative-Messrs. Brown TAFT, Mabbatt. O'Bren
Maybee Broaden, woodward, Ring, Wells, Hunt, Bouton
ncGewn, Stewart, Wheelan, Barker Rogers, Crawford
Of Committee on Roads-To concur to pay VIM. A.
Cumming for damage and expense in being compelled to
between Eighth and Ninth avenues Adopted, by the
following vote
Hunt. Bouton, NcGown. Stewart, Wheelan, Barker,
Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and AcConkey-14.
Negative Brown, TAFT Naybee, Broaden, and Wood
Ward-5
OF Committee Finance-To remunerate Joseph
Carlisle for damages done to his property by Engine Com
Affirmative Messrs. brown, TAFT, Habbatt, O'Brien,
May bee, Broaden, Woodward Ring Wells Hunt Bouton,
McGown Stewart Baker, Rogers, Crawford, 0Keefe and
Negatiye-Assistant Alderman Wheelan.
OF Commissioner of Sewers-To oencur for sewer in
Nineteenth street, between and First to
for in Madison street. from No. It's to Rut
street. to to permit James Mcknight to
for in Ridge street. from Houston to Stanton
street All concurred in, each BY the following vote
sssden
hcGown Stewart, Wheelsn, Barker, Rogers, Crawford
o Keefe, and McConksy.
BY Assistant Alderman BRowS-That the house of en-
CINE company, No. 20 be painted. Adopted.
BOARD ALDERMEN.
Railroad Company to change their route from Second to
third By passing through First Of
Resolution-That the poll Of second ele:tion district
Seventh ward be removed from IS Pike to l73 Madison
street. Concurredin.
crosswak be laid in West stree. to
pier Of Collins steamers. Concurred in.
ResolutionThat the Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment furnish Engine Company No. with Of the old
Report-In relation to Heck and Ladder Company No.
O. (resignaton and expulsions, &c.) Concurred in.
New York Hospital granting petition Of St. Luie's Hos
pita to sell or exchange lots on Fifth avenue To Com
Resoution-That the cobble stone portion Of Perrne
pavement in Broadway. between Franklin and Canal
streets be removed and repaired By granite block pave
Resolution That bridge stone walk be laid opposite
the Methodist Church in Thirty first street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues To same.
Granting petition of Benson j. Losing for loan of draw
ngs of Notifications this island in 1872 and 1914 To
Committee on Arts, &c.
By Assistant Alderman O'Kn1E-T John Riley and
others, that Forty fifth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues be regulated and curb and gutter stones set
Of James Libby and . P. Barhyde, in behalf Of the
se Gs TO
street. and Forty third street in front Of their depot To
Committee on Roads.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon At
six O'Clock.
From the minutes. IT MccLENACHAN, Clerk.
Debates In tho Common Council.
President CoxrToN in the chair minutes of last meet
ing read and approved.
Petition Of owners Of property the Bowery, to have
the Harlem Railroad decrease the number Of freight and
passenger upon that road.
Alderman BARE hoped that it would be referred to the
Committee Streets and he desired that committee
report quickly the Harlem Railroad granted the Of
their track to the New Haven Railroad which
contemplated when the Common Council gave the grant
of laying down track to that company.
Alderman STuRTEvANT wished to remind the gentleman
from the Sixth ward that those which he called
nuisance brought the wealth Of the city into it. they
nusance, they must nevertheless, DO tolerated
If such Of wealth to be stopped then New
York city must stop her progress in her onward
The resolution referred to the Committee Streets.
communication received from the Street Com.
missioner in regard to removing the telegraph poles in
Broadway.
Alderman sTURTEvAST said this was the second time
since he had been in the Board that communications had
been received from heads Of departments asking spe
cia appropriations and authority for obcying orders
think that there is any nuisance existing In this city,
the proper authorities have the right to IT, and
should do without special appropriation from
therefore move this BE- referred back to the Commission
err of Streeta.