New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15


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Rcorcd That the following persons be and are hereby
appointed Commissioners of Deeds:
VIM. Talmage, Myer Masten,
Clark Il. Wheeler Gustavus Il. Thebaud
Edmund Elmondorf, Jr., Smith +. Lane
John c. Bugh, Geo. B. Smith,
Thomas Nerren, James Currie,
Charles NJ. Hail. Henry AIKEN,
John II. Weimore John Is. I. Kelley,
Nicholas {. Everett, VIM. j. Roome
Eobt. T. Lawler, Andrew G.. Norwood,
VIM. O. jenkins, John NJ Eager,
Samuel Jessup. Joseph C. Brodhead,
Edward Stanley, Robt. Livingston,
Robt. NJ. Strebeigh, VIM. III. Riblet
Edward $. Mcpherson, James b. Bensel,
Peter {. Marselis Peter Cook
Geo Ireland, Jr., james l.. Berrian,
Albert W. Smith, John McCahill,
VIM. +. T. Chapman Varnum s. Mills,
VIM L. Shay Nicholas Bergasse Labau,
Stephen ID. Wilson, Harvey T. Cleveland,
c. t. Dusenbury, Henry s. Lincoln
Robt NJ Johnson, Henry ID. Baldwin,
Peter Van Antwerp, Michael A. Read
John A. Helery, John d. H0yt,
And Ouackinbush, Francis s. Hoffman,
John Jacob Christie, John r. W iliams
1hos. MaCFaTlane, oscar v Dayton,
Stenben Ipdorbill John Weber
Wm Allen. Augustus f. Shotwell
John +. Bailey Frederick s. Tallmadge
peter Lemon james j. Munson,
John 2. Overton, Thomas Douglass
Nelson smith John Bancroft Stevens,
Beri. Leopold BlNnge, Thos. E. Hunt,
Ebenezer II. Brown Arten9s - ;1 Sauy,
Cors W. Van Noorh Is Geo W. Mheeier,
Pbin Jordan Mason s. Brewster
Isaac ii. Gibbs. Ienry Dooel'Soh,
James p. Haight, James Mariner
Barnard Crnnan, 'iohn J. Iyler'
The Committee further report in favor of accepting the
resignation of the following persons, ana accordingly OIL
fer the following resolutions; .
Resol,cd, That the Board of Councilman concur with
the Board Of Aldermen in accepting the resignation OF the
following persons Commissioners OF Deeds;
A. K. Herrick, trederick Anthoh,
Charles Eoome Romano Dillon
George II. Striker.
The Committee also report in favor Of concuring with
the Board of Aldermen IN the appointment of the follow
ing persons Commissioners OF Deeds and OTTER the FOL
Rcsolye6 That this Board concur with the Board of
Aldermen in the appointment of the following persons
Commissioners of Deeds:
Edwin X. Bogardus William Calender,
George Douglass, Michael w. DIVINE,
James s. Sanford.
All of which is respectfully submitted for the action of
So s fHHGssHTHEp , Committee on s.a.
yoH Ho 4, SEEk9 "e' and Offices
BY Mr.. MoNFGHAS-Preambe, stating that the Harlem
Railroad Company has neglected to comply with
buttons passed by the Common Council III reference TAX
ing up the raand have not taken the first step towards
accomplishing said otjectwith resolutions that the Street
Commissioner take up said rails in Center Broome Bow
cry and Fourthav. to Twenysevenths and that 900
the Whole.
BY Mr.. McISTYRE-That the City Inspector cause all
csterns heretofore used for the keeping waes by
families and not used to be filled in forthwith and
thai the expense of the same be betrayed by the
owners of The property. Laid on the table.
FROM BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Resolution in favor confirming contracts for cleaang
streets. To Committee on Cleaning Streets
REPORTS.
OF estimates from the Commissioners OF Repairs and
Sunrliss for building iron railing around Tompkins-
sonare fountain for making alterations Engine-house
No. IA: for building house for of Engine CO. No
10: for building house for use OF Engine Co. No i0
To Committee on Repairs and supplies.
OF Committee on Finance. with ordinance appropriang
additional $4,000 for repairs e. casualties by reshet III
wa,er.works and $4,000 additional to Croton Water
works Extension for 1854 To Committee of the Whole.
or Committee OH Fire Department, that the resolution
odonted by the late Common Council, &c. to advertise
for nroposals TO contract Tor VOVO eet :" nose DE re-
scinded and repealed. TO same.
,ror ,ha reod;np of the petition of John y. Genin,
NJ unncKIysoS said the Board had power to make
pcb nm annropration The Commissioner o Streets and
Lamps was the proper person 10 apply TO- "
Some one moved TO lay the petition on me taUle nut
subsequently withdrew the motion to allow
NJ Krxxrny rose 10 speak upon the subject. He said
tie petition was compound OF ihsunerabie hpuIeh'e
having no other object in view man oiorey ne "sneu
on Monday evening when petition snilar out nol near
W. GO snncyot;veI mean and cringing this pre-
scned that the reading of might not be suspended but
that John n. Genn might have me ui peheht oi Ms I'M
nndepce His only object notorety, and whether he
got II bv brvipg Jenny Lind tickets, or being dragged
through the gutter il mattered not to him. so long as he
got bis into the papers, and lie; the pnohc
tnow that he was not vet dead lie continued-I
have been charged with wishing 10 lnlure INN
now had such been my intention, shouio nave moved
IN strke ont the appended 20 that petition, and sub
s,ituted thar of still greater humbug Hiram Anderson
As 10 the matter cleaning Broadway the less said by
him about il the better. in the store OF friend the
other day and he told that he required TO pay e.
ner week toward it, for keeping front OF twenty-five
tcet clean Now if that the price, why there are
some nine hundred of these lots from the Battery 10
ISr;on.scpare which would cost 1924 coo per annum.
soueh;,. ike twice the of keeping the whole City
clean. Now the Sixteenth Ward has been contracted for
by A. g. eckroot ~ 42o instead of 500 sOO a. ssked
r Sv Mr. Genin Most patriotic scsvencer he should be
Mavor Laughter IN guarantee that Hiram Anderson
viii be oufbdding him by offering 10 do the work Hr
$500 Mr. Kennedy concluded by leaving TO some one
else the disposal OF the petition.
II was unanimously laid on the table
The Board then adjourned 10 Friday afternoon at
6 o'clock.
The ASSAULT uPoy Nh DASA-la the Police Court
This morning the case Of WIN. Oxford, o'Gs sullivan
alias Huxford charged with the aggravated su' upon
H. n mo, ,he NIGHT of the rendition OF Barns came
Id nnta nnaar having hbscOnlel. ava