The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10
Board OF Couneillnen.

MARCH 9--rhe Board me. at o. cock p NJ uu-suant
70 adjournment, d. D. Copcver Esq President in The
ehsh rhe Tsutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
BILLS PASSED
The following bills read Tor he third time and
tarsea-
Report OF Committee on Fire department In favor Of
repairs and alterations TO the house Of Hose Com
90 - avo. o. new carriage fer Hose Company No.
Mavby for services in keeping corner OF Elm and
white streets in proper order o! Committee on Fire
in favor Of repairs and alterations 20 En-
gne Ma. "a OF CoDnittee On France in favor Of APP
opriatips $1,000 for pay of Street Inspectors OF
Committee Roads, pon-concurr.ng With the Bolri Of
Aldermen, in the matter of opening Eleventh avenue.
Resolutions to appropriate $3.50, TO pay expenses OF
special committee appointed 10 proceed to Albany in
Iehon 70 the cedirg OF property between Nos 20 an
% North river.
LEASE or wHARyEs AND rIEgs
The report 81 the Committee Wnarves, Piers an I
SIPS IN relation 20 amending Advertisement for leasing
the wharve and piers, smensed by adding ''and also
i've years. ano inserting in lieu thereof the words
one year. ~ the extent Of said leases which had
Canmi.t.e on wbarrsa pers as Sim, es NJ
lions 10 report the same evening.
The Committee subsequently reported by s.rickng out
NE amepdm mt and in this shape she bill read for
third time and passed.
PETITIONS RfFERREp.
VI DIVERS citizens, to open Sixty fourth street or
the managers Of tire Society of juvenile Deuquents
Tag ll7ih street. OF members OF Engine Compeny No
80 20 be Iefunaed money EXPENDED BY them on house
no D, Third street. or citizens, praying Tor the
preston OF fraud in the weighing Of hay or Demit Dis
penfary Tor donation To fence and fig vstant lots
90 south side Of Twenty sixth street. between Fourth
and Lexington avenues. To have reservoir for the
Crot0n Acqueduct in the Twelfth ward completed as
street between Fifth and yth avenues OF iivers c,i.
zens to pave the carriage way Of Thirty eighth street
oe rupg for al alarms of fire in the First Second Third
Feorh Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth districr, spd
general alarms.
10 MI in vacant lot in Thirty seventh street. To
pave pavement in Thirty third street Sixth aud
Eighth avenues. To require the Co nmissiote Of Re-
pairs and Supplies 20 report whether the contract for
the pavement in Grand street. has been strictly complied
with To donate 81 900 for the American Widows Asso-
citation. 10 place lire MIGRANTS in Eighth, Ninth and
Vent streets Requiring the Eighth avenue Railroad
ming Of from two to four O'Clock ia the morning
To build pier Sd the foot Of Twenty first street. East
river also, 10 build bulshead in front o! blocks
bounded By Twentieth and Twenty second Streets to
connect with said rivers.
POLICE APPoIyrMESTs AND RKmoyAIs
communication ,eived from the Mayer, in
,sply to resolutions OF the Board calling upon him to
comm unicate the number and names Of policemen APP
pointed since 1st January and how many have been
appoin ted aso who have been removed with the
II the fame, &c2 From the Mayors statement It
appeared that there thirty eight police officers APP
pointed eleven were re appointed, and the following
persons removed from the Police Department. BY
the Board Of Commissioners conviction OF the charge
81 amortization since January lno other removals hav
ing been made
FIFTH district: ...............Wm VIM. sheehan.
seventeenth do.'.... John Burke.
10 the Fifth District Joseph l. webster vas appointed to
III the vacancy. The remaining two are untitled The
IMPORTS.
The folio wing reports referred to the Committee
ORpNAsCra-In favor OF revision and publication Of
the existing ordinances OF the city OF New York. and
~ 500 appropriated for the same.
LANDS AND PIACE8.-In favor Of removing trees and
hmp-po.ts in the area in front Of the City Hall.
The following report was adopted:-Of Committee on
WhaYves, Piers and Slips, in favor Of granting the
Branch Pilots exclusive