The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09
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N~S~ koaucnJ IN NJ fourtn WbFu, has
agreed TO join with the Mayor in rsvoting the licenses Of
those who continue to disregard the law.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
mat the water pipes used for cleaning the privies Of
are very offensive TO every person doing business In the
vicinity. The landlord has been notified, but fails to
That the sidewalk in Rivington street, between Willett
and Sheriff, Is constantly covered with water and Ice.
The occupants Of the houses along the street are In the
habit Of throwing. filth and garbage Of every description
into \, rendering IT extremely dirty ana unhealthy.
That the tenants Of houses 206 Wooster street, are In
the habit Of committing nuisance upon the property Of
2t6, by throwing dirty water In tine sink, causing 1t to
All up and smell bad, endangering the health OF person
Henry Adams, of ils West Twenty eighth street, com
plains OF Owen cSil,sAn, "a : e RIps ,nr Warrington ssSins S,. street rsr5
done on the sidewalk In front OF his shop. grea.yt to the
injury Z. and and snnSys INC ,o 81 , psae ss's moen,n Complainant M : Iar1s
cask In course Of construction in front OF said premises.
He spoke to the person In charge, but was hooted and
DRIVING HOGS THROUGH TEE STREETS ON SUNDAY
b. RAxsDKIL, ESQ.,, President Erie Railroad Co. =
DHAR SIR beg to call your attention to the very
serious evil OF landing hogs and other animals at the
pier Of your road, foot Of Duane street, so as TO be
driven through our streets on the Sabbath day. The
sequence Of there being few vehicles in the streets by
which to injure or to obstruct the passage of the ami.
yards. The Immediate statement 81 this nuissncs is
demanded, on q moral and humane, as well as sanitary
70 stop Il Altogether. Your oompany / Is now now using the
pier Ssot Of Forty.nipth street, which could be also used
1 port ao.. q a1t tRis e. eit nn that wH'S cattle IL % cy I ang a2ln q q. sSo ,Gai Be-
your oo:opsratiOn with me IN a~SOIishins this very serious
sI February usrg; !. ''f' f''p''' TERAAND WOOD, Mayor.
In reply to the he, foregoing, Mr.; Ramsden writes that
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH.
The following order vas sent, BY direction Of the
Mayor, to the captain Of each police District. ,...
SR-You win continue the utmoet vigilance In pre-
serving the quiet, good order and peace Of the sobbath
these great reforms, is appreciated, not only by myself,
bat BY the whole community. Without your hearty
usual Sunday liquor report, please make return. Of any
daguerreotype rooms, clothing stores, or other business
R r { ~ l @sss:lsi sssn os to s %.ss ssi . sis1 :. y Si.s,. s,st:issi
tor ssT.t The n0 orderly 4. s Peaceful a., and Placid ID. character h.1ssasa,. q fits It's
shocking to the moral sense Of the people. To accom-
pilish this improvement, ! must have your constant,
fully, yours, &C., FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
THE SUPPOSED BELGIAN PAurERs AGAIN.
TO THx Hon. FERNANDO WooD, Mayor Of the city Of New
sn-I have just seen in the Evening Post Of this data,
two letters, P,urPSSssssing to.ss written by Mr.. Mango, Bel,
you, the other to the twelve Belgians Of the Rocham-
beau now detained in this city. without intending to
fesi, nsvsrthsls.s, impsIisd to declare to You that they
are an uncalled-f for interference In my own consular
5 sa%s.sass u i sa 3 Bsi SS..'S S.jsss, ] h legation ss1o ss % sss sas.
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"n i SSi' w.. T. ! aaii, Consul of Belgium.
NEW YORK, Tuesday evening, Feb. Q, 1856.
Board or Aldermen.
FHB. 8.-Isaac o.. Barker, Esq, President, in the chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read and ap.
proved.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
The petition Of W. H. Stogdel and others to have the
proposed new City Hall erected in Madison square; Of S.
M Andrpwa N Iava his afaoa ynufa da6nAd mi osfAb-
ished; Of several persons, to have the nams Of Anthony
street changed TO that Of Worth street; and Little Water
street to that OF Pease place.
The resolution from the Ceuncilmen, appropriating
Sslo for expenses attending the exhibition of the power
Of . steam fire engine, built for the city OF Boston, and
10 bs exhibited BY rs ~buisdcr-sSoptsd. AspAriai eon
bition. This Board concurred to pay SOS for music en-
gagged at the funeral Of Major Gibson.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE cHKF OF POLICE.
In answer to a resolution passed at q former meeting
of this Board, the Chief Of Police sent in a report of all
!, isSi, 70 December 81; 1854, together with the dis.
position made Of the same. The Chief, in his communi-
cation: says !, @ th.,s evil dnn dispose: .p 2 persons, seeking g. g the h.
aHoat various s~landerous reports in relation TO the bust
ness transacted at this effce, and the manner Of trans
actingit ~Iembrace this opportunity to invite all the mem
bers Of the Commos Council to make the most searching
Investigation into everything connected with this Office;
same"
AIueImhn oIkshs moFed tnht wv copies oi u report
OF the Chief OF Police be printed. 1t had been very cur.
rently reported that the Chief Of Police had enriched
v~agabonds, and 1t was but to justice to him that the
communication now made by him should be published.
until air shsy At lea least SpRSS sard ,nf po R ? q It q re s1{ af e mlsht
contain something ~derogatory TO this Board, and it
would seem strange II they were to direct its publication
without knowing what II was. He would suggest that IL
be sent to o committed.
Alderman HOWARD was in favor Of the report being
printed, as many persons who had lost watches, pins,
coats, and other articles, might be able to see where to
get them.
riei.
A communication was received from the Mayor, sub
FITTING the snnual report OF the Broadway sa vings Tnsti-
sution; also the annual report of the Northern Dispen.
sary. Ordered on file.
ADOPTED.
Report Of the committee TO organize a hose company;
report to place two gas lamps in front Of the Eighteenth
Protestant Episcopal church.
boats ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Alderman Fox offered the following -
Resolved, That a special committee be appointed from
stop all steamboats, running on Long Island Sound com
ing below Peek slip, East river. Lost.
Adjourned to Monday next, at O'Clock.
Board OF Supervisors.
Fen. s.-His Honor the Mayor presiding. The minutes
OF the last meeting were read and approved.
Several petitions for the correction Of taxes we're 70.
ceIved and referred.
The petition Of John Doan, the Register, to have the
-Croton pipes removed from the Offices in the second story
OF the Hall OF RECORDS, ana placed At the head OF ths
stairway, was referred to the Committee on County OF.
Gees.
Resolved, That the Register be, and he IL hereby. au.
thorized TO have eight new books made in the very best
msnner, and the contents Of the following books re copied
into them Mortgage, index letters A, h, Y, r, G, n, P,
8, and the same not to be taken from his Office, ana TO
be done in . good and substantial condition.
Adjourned to Thursday next, 1t 4 O'Clock.
y Marine Affairs.
SHrpBuuDfSG IN THE UNITED STATES FOR 1854. fol-
lowing table shows the number and tonnage OF vessels
built in the United States during the year 1854. n shows
4bat Maine built 81 kb tona mora than NSv York