New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
BOARD OF COUSCILMEN.

MoyDAr. Nov. 20 ID. D CoSovER esq, President
IL the Char.
cbae Drert, sto o,hers, tor sewer in BroAdEsy
from FoT;ieth TO Forty nIst sIeet
Il, Mr TRUsLOw-Of Gerard Stuyyes ant, 10 be re
heveo f, M alleged erroneous tax.
b. Mr.. HOLDER-Ot A eXanCer ID. SIith Police
mer TO be allowed bis u. ual salary while SICK
BY Sir HEAEY-0f HArJer B-other, and
o n for s'e4m fre eng inc il the Lowe, Dlt.ct. To
b ,iiscted to report
By Mr. RIDDER-Smilar petition. Same.
b; MI SELLI-Ot joseph 5 Morgs1 and Others,
6eaeIs i'll oy stem and she Esh at Cahefi9e Market
TO BE permitted TO occupy the sheds formerly allotted
~ u. m.
Pc,oi4tiop.-By Mr. FroYD-Tbst Front stree.
from Futon street 10 Peck slip be paved with granite
block. Ref NED.
By Mr. CLIrros-Tbat the salary of the Deputy
Cleik of Washington Market be increased to 81 900
By the PRksIDEsT-That sunken lots on north side
THIRTY -nLtb suect, between SeyeCsh and Eighth ave
1ues b. filed up. Referred
b. Mr. CLiFToS-ltat the sum of 81 600 be sp-
protra,ed 10 the Widows ana Orphans Fund OF the
New York Fire Department. Referred.
Reporh-Tbe report Of Committee on Fire Depart
uent in favor of cOnourrrg in the confirmation of re-
turns OF assessments and ras gns0ns in the various
fire conpanits for the month OF Saptem Yer, rs per
communication from the Fra Commissioners,
called up and adopted
OF the Special Committee, on the removal OF the
ofal ard ot or refuse matter from the city, recon-
propos;Dg the appointment Of committee OF confer
erce Lad on he table but reconsidered and
adopted, end Me.srs. Pnckuey, Mather ant G.. s.
Coo er appointed the Com Hitee.
The report relative 10 petition for steam IRE en-
CINE lin favor Of advertising proposals for working
% oceU was called up by Sir. HOLDER. and referred,
by motion OF Mr. MArHER, to The Commits on the
Fire De, arimeIt to inquire way the Co 1nissoaee
had not sdvertistd
Mr.. mason called up the report TO concur TO appor-
ton adaitloDal polio sms n TO the First, Fourth
Eleyenth Twelfth, kouftet nth aad Seventeenth
Werds. The report wss taken up aud, Ga ieas ana
Mas, lost. motion TO reconsider was also los
Other reports ware presented AID referred 10 tue
Committee OF toe Whole
COmmnn,cafions-Of the Street Commissioner in
answer 10 resolution, stating thas the amount paid to
tie con'rac'ors for oreogog sips between fIes NOS
80 ano 81 North River, IS A. 523 10, and that ID. b
Marvin was inspector. To Commitee 90 Wharyes, &c.
From board Of Aideymen.-Resouton that mis-
Honor the MAYOR be requested 10 address tbs Posi-
uaast.r-GeIeIaJ in favor OF ess 5ishiny POsOfice
ct TIE junction Of Sixth avenue ana broadway. Con-
cuIe0 10.
Granting the prayer of the petition of G.. A. Con-
over for permission to run portion of the Cnelses
line Of stages Ninth at Thirty street and
" heLslll through Twenty third street. 10 AID from
Broadway. CoLcuneo 10.
Committee of tie Ivhole.-The Board then went
into Coz mittee, Mr.. NAsoS in the chair, sn took
lilo consideration various pa Yers which had prevl
eusiy petn referred to IT.
Tie Co0nittee rose and reported Is favor OF order
ing 10 third feaoiDg ordinance IN favor OF remos-
in al hos. from below Fig ty sixth e.; 10 APP
Dr. prGie $40 900 for contingent expenses OF Common
CUsIcil 10 pave BIoadway, between FIftletn and
Futy-l nth streets with block pavement AMI one or
two other papers
oinaIce to prohibit the driving of cattle in daytime
T. rough the street. below Forty second street, which
wa under disc g'soH when the COMMITTEES rose
M PiscKSIY offered re solution 70 adjourn TO the
frst Monday IN Deoembei but il wa ali over, and
tha 10 )
o clock.
DEBATE Pig. Styes--The report 10 favor of re-
owing all pi. s,J IS south Ct Fl hty SIX street was
taken I'D in COMMITTEES of the Whole and ELECTED
sCersbe debate.
MIR. WAsDYLL Of NDeteeIth Ward adyoc sted i.
He stated that a large Lumber Of gen4e residences
have been erected in Nineteenth War, bu the lnhao-
itaLts sre greatly annoyed by the lArg- number OF
bog syes kept by certain persons in the ward crea
e. of nsiyt air SID keeping baUk veiy much tue
imuIoveu e. OF the WsTd.
Mr. RASsET was also in favor OF the report lie
rad that In some instances sma 10. rfty 10 two
hunoIed hoss are kept and the syes pac Decide the
feICes Of genteel resideLoes
MI. CAHILL was opposed to the report az unnec g.
ssry he made some aIusmeut 81 the report read
ins that The styes should be- removed within month
but said nothing about the pigs lie contended that
the hOes ia the Nineteenth WaId were not nulsaDce.
Mr. PIycESEr CID not think The keeping Of pig
nuisal ce. lie bad been bTough up IN the MIDST oil
hog ttXes and slau houses, and here never was
mole 6eaItly locality lie agsins partial legisla
top. however, ald would AmeDd thai Tie piss:yea be
BAL ttef hom tie SAID alto, ette-.
Mr. WANDELL said this was 20 kill the report
motion was made by one OF the members lre be-
lieve Nj Jackson, 'hs. the bogs ell be removed INTO
he Seventeenth Wasd (Mr PinckDey q.
fu,tFer no ion wa offered that tteJ be removed
into the Fort, seventh Mr. ~ Ds'r'ct, bur lost.
The report was OrdtTe. ~ a third reading.
u, .rtHy Cattle tAr0agA L1 stTeets-Ine report IN
fsycr Of prohibiting the diving OF .;ue IN Day lna
SOU, Of Forty second sIee en- up II vas cup
rorte.; by Messra. SwAN, MATTER, aud one or two
other. ard opposei by Messrs READ, CLAscI aud
herr Tbere no dock', they ,aid, nor OF Forty.
second Itet and iIposiug the regulation spoks OF
", uld cause q ereat Cesl OF ipjury.
Mr., WANDELL wes IN favor He considered that the
pr,hibiiiou should extend 10 all btlow En'y-to1rth
sre.. Dung The sousslor a motion to rae pre-
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