The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-09

THE STREETS.

The undersigned untes in the recommendation of the
sSsIsn SISssy ssssnssnsd 'l' opening
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due to himself 70 state fully the which he
sTns @ TeCn was passed hy the
to Trinity place, and commssioners Of Estimate and
were thereupon appointed by the Superior
In S By the
back to them for revsa and and no sub
eqpent report from the said Commissioner pro-
taken place in the said matter.
spd IN the ss g h & ,a
they believed that public convenience would be materially
praying such further action IS might be necessary
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eommendng in substance that the resolution passed in
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legal f. garry The r into ds said re
q Board e taken ana passed
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cour. which The csmmi.soners for extending Albany
the sD
The application Of the Court for that purpose noticed
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Of u ooe has enc MADE a
but the same remains suspended until some action
spDs Albany as
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give hi, sTs 4. AL s'S aSw pend
HE nderssned is Of opoion that such
ssry nposes upon the commits The duty IF considering
The sISpsp s0nnus the cpsnns
sssed JUNE to open street
Greenwich street Trinity place and q all
Of the said resolutions.
the proportions thus involved in the reference to
Contemplated to extend Albany street through Trinity
tant question to be determined.
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tempated extension Broadway and 10 obtain some foot
y which with
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to eeet this object should fail. be pretended
Trinity sls::
he eapsaensy such a under existing
degree public excitement unusual ordinary
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patient hearing to all parties DESTROYS q presenting their
views either advocates Of the For
hsy. heard y: .,ss%:nis q soasSsi sPp,sysd
ane sn Of s sns 'ns
feelings appear warmly enlisted in this matter IN.
sa asas
posed The street through sayias ground
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resisted By large and respectabs portion Of our citizens
Of have had ISla.ys: inferred in iris church
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The Proposed Albany
, required for public convenience has
That the opening q this street vii, ;. measure q public
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pubic publ,
necessity 70 the eommunissti,n between
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and sssy for the want 81 smother from BfosSwsy
tothe North River, below Cedar street
pubic
mercantile eonmunty supplied with The
Of ready communication between the North and East
But there no evidence before your COMMITTEES that the
sans
cation desire that this carried
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ass shsy III a.IiSs s.asss s.ses:sS
sent nssryaf.y in Pine street. Supposedly
aEaDsn, the merchants, whose pnce
In that street will gain nothing by this
with the North what portion Of the mercantile
munity can IL possibly benefit
business Of the city, both north and south OF that
street. has already ample and direct access TO the North
| river. 49,
the district TO be affected more streets running from Broad
way North river than to the East On the eide
there are lane wall street. Pine and Liberty
the fve;Rector, Thames Cedar Liberty and
CORTLAND two which, Cedar and Liberty, have been
within years widsned and made convenient thorough
fares for much larger travel than yet passes through
them Dey street. the next above on the west side has
been improved in the same manner IL seems manifest
Therefore, that III increased Of communication be
tween the North and East rivers be desirable II Is on tbs
side Of Broadway not the west, that new avenue
| should be opened.
were fact otherwise, and the necessity Of
street the side considered your committee
that would be for many reasons unwss 70 opeI
IL ct the point now contem plated.
For the proposed extension OF Albany street will be OF n
practical vAlus . direct oommupioation between ~