The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

THE IA r o TIM ES.
M. Jew ns.rrre,r-rhe ,1.Yor ana ,h. ps.e.

proposed to 10 constructed between Che FIFTH and sew
snth avenues and Eighty sixth and Ninetieth streets
and addressed communication 70 the President OF the
Croon Aqueduet Bosrd 70 aEcersn whether that pro-
posed improvement in The condition % employ men
for that purpote The accompanying tRs report made
him yesterday from that departuaent--
The following objections 60 any prosseuasn OF the
work for the new reservoir Ia manner which would
prove available for the purposes proposed, 70 Qua
firs.ly-section l. Of the amended charter prohibits
the expenditure % money la amount eIcoeeing s2to
unless ey eon,rae' "a. smiScymen therefore, ~ouls
secondly--fhe ate proposed for the Il
Dot yet In posstesop OF the city.
II is nterded 20 enclose the grow ada bounded by the
Fifth and Seventh avenues and Eighty sixth and Ninety
aixth streets.
II occupies about 1900 lots.
The corrort ton owns $40 iotn OF the balance
The titles 81 about 500 lots have been investigates.
leaving about go lots 20 which tho commissioners
have not yet been nb.odo settle to titles.
tioie the city can obtain possession Of ths ground
VA, we 5elo. o. me Commissioners must be confirmed BY
taniy as to 'he period sh'n ue work be commene
cd On this lection IL the eonseqNent result
Meanwhile The comparatively amal amount OF wr
which can be done would afford employment for u
shorta time and TO too limited sborers 20 be
Of any essential benoGt. rhe portion Of Sa now IN
rossesson Of tho city and Witch alone ~ could en-
ter for operations Is not where the heavy work 20 he
done. Is, moreover, In detached PORTIONS Il being
separated by the intervening rights ~ two ohor owr
ers amounting in the aggregate 70 90 lots Uncas Is,
whole ground be in possession Of the city, would bs
great aud unavailable expense. In proeeoatng plan
such as work Of this magnitude requires, the want %
pofsesson OF one portion Of tho ground would make
Impossible 10 carry work In another; and, alto.
gether, whatever would be thus DONE would however
costly, be Of very little propotionate benefit IL there
fore an expenditure which may provo useless TO he
avoided, this Bosrd is 81 opinion that would be unsse
70 commence operations the ground until the whole
ready aud wen considered working p.7u be adapted
toit
Iut Il tho public authorities consider il ia spenssbie
% ftralsh cdrlo, cn 10 I.borers without ro,Hfl m
~ f.na RI
nent w 10 ready, without uselo4a delay 20 obey any
orders which may DO given ~ the Conrion Council
There 10, however, considerable amoynt OF work 20
be- done In the Eighth avenue, In o,csvstng the trench
for the new main which Is 10 10 brought from ihs upper
reservoir TO supply the western portion OF tho city This
work could BIO done pow, and most advantageousy 20
hs interests Of the city, provided the restriction Of tho
l2h section Of the sepced charter referred 20 above
could IN any manner be obyisted.
The Disseminated Unem pioyed In che Park
The Procs s~ion-Intervtew with tho Mayor
Disqualification or tho WorIsmen, 60, &c.
There great excitement In The park all day ycster
day. Over two thousand OF tho unemployed eorkncn
assembled ~ 10 O'Clock IN the mcrpng front Of the
City Hall steps apparently however without any par.
tcuLr object in Wow. No regular meeting was or.
san,ed and the crowd clustered In groups discussing
tho probabilities q getting work, and many Of them
quite angry pt the Common Council for no, doing
thing for their relief.
At length Mr.. Ca.sI,s SIXTH mado his appearance on
the steps, and addressed tho crowd strongly advising
shou not TO attemp, any violation Of law
Mr. THOMAS PAngisa came forward, and ayltsl the
Ossenibaso 10 form IN procession which they did scye
raj banners here made their appearance hearing the FOL
loving Inscriptions
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way aSAn 20 Vpion square and down tho BoNery 10 tho
Park again.
The rroc..,ion ,pn,er,s r,o,, ,oo - ooo $1,000,
- aun'oel'a rom 1850 2o'o persons
al o. theta nom ihe very poorest class In our rdst
On arriving It tho Park thoy wore aidroased
tv number a. sp..t.-s MANI ~ ,,h,,n 20, ~, ~,
,tl.,01.1o d.ronn,.,. o.. a., a.,",.,.a
Snt nSuaRei Ienounc'ng the ely authoHl.e Tor not
S.nE Ias,n Nork.
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gs.s saoa A. IN mi. E.-o ~ '.n,sthsE = 49,
!hTs vs. Aged To- and the feowing PeIcns aJPon.sd
S,,s 49,. 80 80, 80, 80, % fsfrl.h mnl.
sna :. sevil
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9wed " iAe eIogd .ho manifested greet eEsiteneat.
an 1890 Up tna ino ,he hs1 suing Tho
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'o.,rl LIZ on llsir oshsli' ssd E We havs come
a'E 20 ior empi1ymen,. INC pc9Is are without
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