New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-02
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

&c, by inserting after the remark until further ad
"vised" which he sad he had stated, but probably
not heard by the clerk The minutes weIe altered &C.
cordiDgly.
Petitions rtterred-By Mr. REED-Of James
Mcconnell TO be paid for loss OF horse by falling IN
Broadway, corner Of Prince ST., owing to the pave
ment not being groOved, and the fooshod oil horses
insecure and unsafe.
BY MI RAYNEY-Of Conckln Sharp and others
for line Of fifteen stages from the jersey City Ferry,
foot of Courtlandt. st. through Greenwich, Vesey,
Broadway, Canal, Walker East Broadway, Pitt and
Tenth 70 Green Port Ferry.
BY Mr.. COUEsHovES-Of Louis Pugnet against the
extension ofWaverleyrlace formerly Factory from
Bank 10 1roy.st
By ssne, Of Michael Connolly contractor for sewer
in Thirty thrdst., between Second av and East River,
for relief.
BY Mr.. McCAHILL, of property owners on Broone-
st. for sewer in said street. from Eldrdgest. to the
BoweTy.
By Mr.. WAsDELL, of Robert j. Gray add others,
TO have Forty sixth ST., from Eighth to Tenth.av.,
curbed and gLttered and sidewalks tagged
BY Mr. LEE, of j. Reck and 500 Others, carmen, to
amend ordinances 80 as to enable carmen to live out of
the City.
Additionally Mr.. MATHER-That the Clerk of
the Board report far he knows IL nfomed whether
spd which Of City railroad, have since Is. January s
Of the members who have received them &c.
Amended on motion OF different members, by add
ing stages steamboats, and railroads having their ter
minus here, the Collins and Vanderbilt lines Of steam
ers livery stables and ferries the Object apparently
being 10 Gefeat the resolution.
By Mr.. CLASCY-That the Charmen Of the re-
specve Committees report before Monday evening next
the meme or nature OF every paper not reported upon L on
By the PREsDESr-Tbat the Street Commissioner
and Ii ghty -ninth.s ts. to be removed Adopted.
BY Mr.. HUsTED-Presmbe setting forth that q
lea % ras % s S 1 .S the
that the language is diTepectful to the Common Council
reference on tbs part OF the Executive Department of City
Cover men with resolutions that the In rels
CLERK of the Board and that this Boa does not and will not
admit either the IPht popey Of either Of the coordnst,
branches of the City Government int srng manner
Bv Mr.. MAsoy-Preambe, stating at the last n eet-
ing Messs Wande Heay and s. Cooper their
excused flo% In any Of the business OF tins
Board and its Commute until should Dc hsd on me
of this Barwith resolution that they be requested to
take ard all The duties appertainns to ther
Office Adopted.
Pettions-By MI. II. SMITH-Of Stevens & Coniit
to have Pier No 20, n. r., repaired
By Mr. MAsoS-Of Bunker Hill Fire Engine Com.
pany No. 80 for new engine:
BY Mr.. REED-Of Michael Harrison for a sewer in
Allen.st from 1875 feet north of Hester to sever in
Hester. To Committee on Sewers.
ResOlutiOnS-By Mr.. REED-That proposals be ad-
versed hire suitable for Third District Court in the
vicinity Of its present loo ,on. Referred.
BY same-Ihat the Controller sead some competent
surveyor 10 examine report whether the Msnhs @.
Company have erected any pier sc at their WORKS h'
BY MIR. ScHEHcK-Tbst the pavemests in Wat's-
st.. between Greenwich and West, be TePhIed Referred
BY Mr.. JENKINs-That the sidewalks in front of No
sec Broadway be regulated &C. and the lot fenced Referred
BY same-That the pier at foot of One Hundred and
sxth.st Harlem River be repaired. Referred.
By same-That proposals be advertised to fence
Mount mossquMe at HaIem.with substantial picket fence
Referred.
BY same--That Mount Morrif +quare be regulated
and raded Refined
By same-That all the streets in Twelfth Ward in
lighted where not so already Referred -
Standardization the controller, submitting
the Bank balances twice in each month for the years
and 1855 to resolution. 10
Committee on Finance and to be printed.
From same, stating that the report OF the Commits
sioners for opening Avenue from Eighty st. to
Ninety third.st, has been confirmed by Supreme
Court and suggested that il is necessary the Common
Council should fix the date for the actual opening. To
Committee on Roads.
stating that having removed beyond the limits OF the
Civ il becomes his duty to resign his seat as Council
man OF Forty-fIst District. To Committee on Sal
aries, &c.
tive to stage licenses granted by the Mayor TO the
Madison.avenue Stage Line, with resolution that the
ten additional stage licenses granted by his Honor the
MAY or since 4th April, 1854, to the Madlsonayenue
| Stage Line be declared null and VOID. 10 Committee
| of the Whole and be printed
OF Committee on Public Health, awarding con:
tracts for fencing vacant lots in Le1ington-av and
| Foureenth-st. Laid over.
| A communication from the Chief Engineer contain
! ing documents from the Fire Commissioners.
| ADOPTED.
OF Committee on Streets In favor OF Tue actuai open
ing of the Bowery on LIST May, 1856. 10 Committee
| of the Whole.
Several other reports received and referred to
| the Committee of the Whole.
| From Board of AAermen.-Communcatio from
Fire Commissioners relative TO Engine Co. No. 10 and
complaint of No. against No 46; also several other
communications relative to other Companies. Laid
| over
| DEBATES.
The Couneilmen on Riding Free on City RAJ BAD
| Considerable squirting resulted from Mr. Ma,her S
proposition to authorize the Clerk of the Board 10
ascertain and report whether any of the City Rsil-
road Companies had sent free passes to any of the
members of the Board since the LIST of January last
| Mr.. McCAHILL was glad that the gentleman had
offered this solution as he desired TO know why GER
tain members found IL so difficult TO vote Tor measure
affecting tie pockets of these great monopoes. Now
he had some hope for the Board. 1t STOOD to reason
| thst when mans belly was full OF the bread and
fruit al wine of another, he coad not vote against
that mans interest. He did not wonder that the cor
| ruption of this Board common talk when the
members are riding all the country free OF charge
| He moved to amend: COR having free passes over
| spy of the railroads terminating in this City,
Mr.. WEBSTER moved TO lay the whole subject On
the table. LOst-9 TO 81.
Mr.. RlppER moved TO further amend by adding,
and ell steamboats, coming to or going from this
City, 81 ,
| ticket on four-cent stage route. -
Mr. GAFFsEY moved TO further amend by adding,
and Collins steamers. go ,,
| Mr.. CLANCY desired 10 add, and livery stables.
| Mr.. MATTER said they might make as many absurd
amendments a. they pleased, but ne m'endeu W push
| this motion and follow up.
Mr. CLIFTON desired 10 know II any members, an'
who, had passed free this year over any Oh 'aeee
roads, or steamboats,, or stage routes
| Mr. BARNEY moved TO add the Coney Island route;
| Mr.. PURDY-This movement Is right, and am giaa
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