New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

4 - -. nuanttY cannot be sufficient, probsbly
o., usI me quantity be snficient prob M,
ercrd ~ saer but a" abundant supply Of sal. v,
H. a. sinail comparative expense be obtained Z,
nc purpose, and for lnihng By the use Of stearo
,"lng tne nytr water 70 some high ground 10 Sc Il.
''ibOted thence by pipes with resolution ba, n h.
tos special Committee to consist Of Eve nernbo =. -
9u'e enc report as 10 he praccabilitv Of hav;n
on the North River for the purpose OF raisino ssi
neei Tor Tie use Of tie City for sanitary and suc E
purposes as the same may be used for Also the nyobs
'she 81 erecting such works, ard laying pines tbyonb
~ "a sne oiiy' n 10 the Committee on PabIic Health
Dy sameIihat hereafter the Reservoir on Fortvs..
shsl De opened to the public between The hon
:, ara clock r instead Of between the hogrs ~
1 NJ ciosk' as at present Laid on the talIs ~ "
ny sameIIhst inasuiuch as the New York Fjre D,-,
e' sha laying the corner stone Of the new Firens,
e on aonday arg 81 1884 and that they meet in The
1Ht hat HE use OF the GOVERNOR Roon, he e~or5i -.
them on that day. Adopted ''-' 'e e~'cnoea 70
by 9me-Ihat the plot Of ground bounded BY Broad
shall be fenced and laid out az sor,a -" -,
squae bounded by Broadway, Fiftb-av. and Tre,fv.
i"atIh ana iweny-hfthsis. To Committee on Lands ~
cresfS 70 s7ao osa tne saiares Of the BsRngers
TIC 70 s1OV per annum TO take effect from Let August
i'1s. 10 Committee on Salaries and Offices Vs.
ply Dg tane-ihai It be referred to the COMMITTEES on
aehey Of widening and strengthening the BioomiocJsIe
rosp ifoIa where it crosses the Eighth sy To Comnee
Nj. KENNEDY rose to question Of privilege in relation
to steeed by the Controller in his returns have
been paid for Mr.. X. for carriage hire, when it was
charge against and should have been pad he said in fact
Ee'oed That the Controller hereby directed to 10
sum Of Edward smith Srrisse hire NJ Kennedy NJ
Adopted.
Mr. KENNEDY stated that as member Of the Common
Council, he always paid his own carriage hire.l
OF Committee on Fire Department in favor Of building
houses fr Engine Co. No q and Hoe Co. No. 49, in ia
yor of furnishing bose carriage fer Hose Co. No. 49,
To Committee OF the VII lie.
OF Committee on Arts and S,ieaees in favor Of appro-
praiing $4,000 toward the collection Of DR.. Abbotts
collection OF Egyptian Antiquities, not to be paid till the
collection shall have been been purchased and delivered
for free exhibition to residents in this City. Laid the
table TO be printed.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Controller stating that iva EDITION 10 the one
mill the dOar tax to the State for 300 balance
previously due for which op.aon is required,
and submitting ordinance. To Committee on Finance.
Resolution, that the Counsel 10 the Corporation discon
tnue all proceedings in the defense 81 the of James
Taylor agt. The Mayor and Commonalty recently de-
cided in the Marine Court in favor of the plaintiff by
Judge Mccarthy. Ad0pted-35t 70 IS.
Councilman KEN edy in the Chair
Document No 40, being ,he Committee RairOads in
favor of concurng with the Board of Alderman in the
Oluou that locomotive engine be allowed TO
the track of the Harlem Now-Haven RsiirOad
Companies, an Fourhsv south Of Forty second ST. after
six months from the passage of this ordinance After de-
bate and proposed amendment by Councilman Hodgkn-
son. substitute eight for SIX months which not
cepted, the report was adOpod-3i f. II.
The Board then adourne TO lay afternoon, at
O'Clock.
WrDsFsDAY, Aug. 10, 1s5>.--Present EDwIs j.
BRowS Esq, President in The Chair, and ~ members.
REFOtT'.
OF Committee Markets refer reso ution hatceIa
be constructed at Union Market. To Committee on Re-
pairs end Supplies. Adopted
OF Committee Repairs and Supplies, in favor of
confirming contract for Station House, for Ninth
Ward Police, to Even & Kitteman for the mason-work,
and Thompson * Ordway, for carpenter work, and APP
propriating 1913 therefor. To same
The majority and minority Reports in relation to ex-
tending Abany.st. through Trinity Cburchyard, was
taken up and motion made by Mr.. FRYE that they be
the special question for Tuesday next Losand both Re-
pof j
Committee on Streets.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The Board then went into Committee of the Whole, on
the consideration of Reports for filling sunken lots and
other which had been referred to it, Mr. MATHER
in the Chair. The Committee then rose, Mr.. PiNcENEr
in the Chair when the Chairman SepOred that the Com
mittee had considered ftywo papers and recommended
that they be adopted, with the exception of sewer in
Second-st., which recomnitied. The papers were
subs, quently ordered TO Il third reading.
The Board then adjourned TO Thursday afternoon at
o'clock