New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MONDAY. Oct .. ls54.-Present, EDwISJ J. BRowS,
President, in the Chair, and SO members.
BvMr. PEARsoS-Of Jacob Valentine and others
for new bridge across the Harlem River, on the
road to Fordba &c, and also calling attention to
the obstruction at the old Kings Bridge by the dam
.t HE old mill. TO Committee on Roads.
Ry Mr.. RErD-Of Hook aud Ladder Co. NO. lot
a new truck 10 Committee on Fire Department
RESOLUTIONS.
Nv Mr. RrED-Preamble, stating that the tounda-
lion Of the norton of the new Catharne Market be-
ING laid between Water and South sts., Is not IN
line with the other portion between water ana Sher
nv with resolution that the Corhmissioner oil lie,
pairs and Supple. instruct the contractors 10 lay
foundation in a line with the other portion. 10
Committee on Repairs, &C
Nv Mr.. EItIoTr-That Jesse NJ. Sands be ap-
pointed Inspector. of Election 10, MN plsr re
moved from the Ward. Adopted.
Nv Mr. BELprx-That sl20 be appropriated for the
.urpose of paying room hire for holding pols IN me
fonr Election Districts Third Ward. 10 Committee
on Finance
BY Mr.. VERMILYE- -,..,..,.-..
Whereas, There in our hsrbot several vs.e o. ~
.nain here Tor some time Ito. -, -.
ind Hhsrea' We are bound 70 the ffen,h asH ,be
struggle Of National independence and It's proper thi zone
nsS 81 h have ever been on terms suy, and which
sysiiseH Of every occasion testify the friendly regard hed
B.oi,,S That Committee Of FIVE be appointed in eopune
on with The Msyoi aud Board Of Aldermen to "st upon n
The Inequalities Of the city. - =. Il. a..
Ame, ded by resolution of Mr.. KENNEDY, that the
sum of 80 800 be and the same Is hereby appropria
ted 10 defIay the expenses incurred III carrying ou'
the foregoing resolution. :, ooo
and lost and the subject referred TO the Committee
~ the Whole The Board then went into Committee
III the whole Mr.. NERMILTE in the Char, Gnd went
into a consideration of the subject. A MOTION 10
reduce was again lost, and the Committee rose, re-
porting in favor OF the report ana IesoiHt,,n IA
L 81 in fHa ltgq ri
smenimeut they were lost, 30 10 10, under Yih sec
tion of the Charter which required q votes IN favor
Rv Mr.. w. H. SNITH-That the Committee on
Streets inquire and report as to tue eAPedleney %I
connecting in the usual way TO the main sewer IN
the street all buildings in which the Croion wafer Is
nsed in the city. To Committee on sewers.
Bv MIR MAiHER-That the sum OF 500 be and
the same il hereby appropriated for the use ana 9ehe
6t of the family OF James Cahill, recently murdered
while engaged in the discharge OF bis duties as a
member Of the Police. To Committee OF Finance
Nv Mr.. McC1AvE-That Michael Dee be appointed
an INSPECTOR of Election in the INth Election Dis
trict of the Twentieth Ward, in place OF Abraham
Mead removed. Adopted.
Macadamize the Bloomingdale Road, from One Hun
dreo and Ninth-si. 10 Manufactured To Committee on
Streets.
80 Of Tbirty.fourth-st between Tenth and Eley-
e1tt.ays be fenced in To Committee on Streets.
Nv samc-That the Finance Committee inquire OF
the Trustees of the Brick Church what AMOUNT they
wtake for their interest in the property and report
the sane 10 this Board az soon as convenient.
Adopted.
By .Ane-Preamble stating that proposals, agree
eblv 10 advertising, received from Marshall \
Co 10 remove night soil from the City: the report in
fsycr of which was defeated by statement that per-
cons were ready TO remove said night soil without
compensstion-with resolution that the City Inspect
or advertise for proposals TO remove by boats, the
night soil from the City, on contract for three years
Adopted.
PETITION.
By Mr.. CRAwFORD-Of the dOomen of the Police,
for an increase of 500 per annum addition TO their
salary. To Committee on Police.
FROM BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Resolution appointing Henry q. Miles an Inspector
Of Election in I'D District Seventeenth Ward. Con-
/ CURED in.
Report non,oncuIriDg TO increase salary OF Com
missioner Of Streets and Lamps from 81 500 to 81
| Laid over.
COMM VACATIONS.
From the Controller setting forth that the Assess
or for l. months up TO January, 1888 IN VIOLATION
the law of the State, charged per cent commission
on all assessments made, instead of one per cent
allowed by law; ana that OF this overcharge soni'
- 600 remain in the CRY Treasury for
the deraudtd parties the Assessors having been 'oi