New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ u ELL III thS She-A'
REVOLUTIONS.
Nv AID BIrs1-Tbat Rus. Il Reid be required to re-
lay the gutter stones the block in broadway between
Dey and Courtandtsts., which have been removed oy
them the be done by them forthwith at their ex
pense Adopted
To regulate Sixty-thrdst. between Eighth and Ninth
ava To compel the lessees of the Hoboken Very TO run
their boats to the foot Of Hoboken-s New York until
l2 o'clock, midnight. Confirming sundry assessments Tor
fencing and filing vacant lots.
DKPARTxEST.
Aid W. TUCKER, Chairman of the Committee, offered
resolution complaining that Aldermen Brown and Bosrd
man had elected attend the meetings 81 said Commit
tee and requesting appointing nts in their place
Aid. BoiRDsaS said his business was so pressing at
times that he could not attend the meergs OF the CON-
mttee end resigned.
Aid. WAKrMIN moved to have AID. Voorhis put on the
Committee instead of AID Boardnan.
Aid VooRHls declined to accept the Poot ana recon-,
mended Aid. Blunt. This carried. The Board would
acton Aid. Browns appointment, this gentleman being
absent
Message from the Mayor inclosing communication
from the Secretary of the Newfork state Agricultural
Society accepting the offer the part OF the Cry, oil
Hamton-square for the next annual exhibition Filed
From the City Inspector asking for soe action in re-
gard TO the Croton Aqueduct Department leaving inc
contents Of culvers in the streets creating an ntoleraoe
nuisance Referred to Committee on Ordinances
From G.. G.. Glazier, Commissioner Of Streets and
Lamps in answer TO resolution lie says; " Inere are
ployed at present nineteen Street Inspectors one for
each district most of whom were appointed oy the ty
on the 10th Of March last and have been con.
timed by me. Their pay n 81 Per day. ordered
on file. ,..
the filthy condition of the streets in that district and ask
ing for relief from the nusanee they are now eonehong
with. Referred TO the Street Cleaning COMMITTEE
The Board then adjourned TO Tuesday T. NJ
The following was received from the Clty Inspector IL
regard to the euyert nuisance:
CRY IssPEcToR.5 DEPARrMrSr.
NEW YORK. August IL, 1854.
To the Hon. the Common Council o. The CITY Of Ne1- fork
GEsrLEMEs: From the many complaints made to this
Department by citizens who justly complain OF the pa
cling of night coil and every other description OF III nom
the cuyes and sewers on the Streets where the fAin
frequently left for many days, and IN some instances, as
believe from reports 10 me, for weeks became neces-
cary sanitary the practice should be fecon-
tnaed; and finding that ell renonsrance was vain,
finally directed the Health Wadens to the arrest q
persons engaged in the creation of such offensive and da
gerOus nuisaDees. -, ~,
In accordance with these instructions, the Health War
den of the Fifth Ward caused tbs arrest OF cer per.ons
this day, while engaged in this work by order ii the Gro
ton Aqueduct Department. and IN snort tue at1ei the
duct Board and Mr.. John p. Flendsr the water tur'
veyer called at the Office OF this department and In
conversation relative 10 the subject Mr. fender saa,
that BY ordinance Of the Croton Department tAey hsh
the al filth from sewers and cHverts on the
streets period OF twave hours; anc in dsheneo OF
the efforts Of this Department to prote ne pa s' htAn
that he should continue ~ place uAs'ntl upon the
streets.
II may be het Ordinances may e1s: by which the Gro
ton De,artes. are Authorized to pursue the course de-
termin cd upon by the Water Puryeyf but deemng me
health Of the eomn.nty 10 require, and the GE OF IN
State r the preservation 81 the pubnc heath 10 yHse
the proceeding shall use al the Aean- N 1y power
perform ny dsty Is the chief officer Of the Hath Der Art
meri in snppres,ins this most seri,us evil
would respectfully suggest to your Honorable Bod
that an Ordinance should be adopted Whereby the Croto
Axueduci Der artment be required the nedat
removal Of ali contents Of sewers and enverts in Ugh
covered DO, carts and that al sash york be perfone
| st night. when done during tie S-1amer month S.
esz the action OF your Honorable Body 10 be urgent
" reqsred aud trust The subject viii receive speedy
! siders.ion. Respectfully,
! THOMAS X. DSwSIsG, City Inspector.
DZBAIkS
In relation to the resolution of A 4. VIM Tucker,
strike Aid. Bosrdmans from he Fire Departmeu
Committee Aid. Howard moved to lay the matter on II
| table. Motion lost.
AID HIRRIcx said il would te very unfair thing {
adopt resolution using Aid. Blowns name in that ger
terans abence He could discover the occasion 70
Of those who urged il.
Aid. VIZ TuckrR said tea. Aid. Brown did not attsn
the neetings VI tie Csugiiee consequently did not PEI