The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

Board OF Aldermen.

cent, IN the char.
q usxsAxY pocrxrr-A sxAsos WHY ALDERMEN SHOULD
LOOK rnH tsrvRs THEY pR,RESr.
The following wAs presented by Alderman FrrxER, and
Vii as appropriation for Roads for 1857
Z, ave thousand Dollars and
cul Rus and Holes and there Now pleasure 70 Be
Rice out Of tewn in consequence Of the uneveHess
and whir Ar the Riding public Require Something for
er Money Tirfour Be II Resolved that the Road Master
ns,e Road and Sd avenue pnt in the bes. order DO siSs
tnmediay. Or the street Commiuoner Be Required {,
Report 10 this Board the Rsson Of the Delay At his Ear
Nest CONVEYANCE Possible Presented By
Alderman 10th Ward
Alderman HARRIS presented resolution 10 the effect
that the CITY Inspector should 90, advertise for contracts
clean streets until committee OF this Soard prepare
she specifications Adopted.
rurHy CONDITION OF STREETS
Inc majority report " the Commute on Public Health
reported the communication OF the City Inspector in
relation 10 the nhy condition Of the streets and ceilars
ne Bowery extension They state that the streets Ia
soeson ave neither paved nor severed and the cellars 10
Ae vicinity are in such cordtton as To call Tor the in
mediate attention of the City Inspector The Commce
say that Roosevelt street is hhy condition
requires the immediate attention Of the City Inspector 10
guard agaipst any epidemio in that locality They
A minority report was presented by Alderman BIunT
which be save that the extension Of the Bowery net
don; ne had personally inspected Roosevelt street and
Sound In extremely filthy condition and undt for ssy
sweive inches deep, decay condition. streets
prOducine absolute stencil The nrst Of yellow
vhich vas caused By ,he dirty condition streets
The minority report conciudesYour Committee think
IS S rs' res 1p ,he contracts
bT cleaning the streets the 25th OF harch last, acted
ey h Board few nights ago. nor 1 vc as s resonan
pased by this last week (June 6) thas ado wing
these remain for ten days longer In such nhy
ana dangerous condition"
The majority report was adopted
TIE srRlEr DEPARTMENT
The special committee reorgsnizirg depar ments
under the charter reported In favor OF adopted the
srdipance from the Council Board organizing street
department, already published.
Alderman TUCKER opposed the ordinance, although he
would voted down; he hoped, however, thas
would DO laid over al least for two days.
Alderman McsrrDoN though there had been sufficient
time for examination OF the ordinance which had been
pobhcly printed In many different shapes since IL .as
nAroda ced into the Council Rsrd Considering the
GaOrdipary act OF the Late Legsat ire he thought the
oemocfan o. III noa,o "eie Jsneu - any oo.ss. =.
Board would sustain the report.
Alderman FuIIMKR, In reply. said he did not belong TO
ne black republicans, and would, and he WA In
way responsible for the acs OF the late Legislature;
bot he wished 10 be understood that The ordinance ON
The table that which had passed. the Board of
CooDciimen Some important changes had been made
since the death OF Mr. Taylor,
Alter some further observation from Aldermen Fal'er,
fSker steers and Others the ordinances were received
md adopted BY . vote of u 10
A resolution was offered by Alderman Mcdonnell for
three hags for the City Hall at an expense of siss
Adopted.
Alderman COULTER offered the following preamble and
Whereas Information been received OF the death OF
William Cornell for several years occupied 10 the
Do~mon Council of this city the Offices Of Alderman
Assistant Alderman OF the Seventeenth ward, who during
his Official enjoyed The respect and esteem OF rs
SlCw citizens and carried With him his retirement from
oioe the good will Of ALL and mark on respec. N the
memory Of whose life has beer devoted 70 the pubic
welfare, therefore
Resolved, That, deeply sympahizins with the family
TIE relatives and Immediate friends OF deceased,
ne tender them our sincere coincidence and marx Of
EeVec hs memory Will attend his funeral In body
from his Rto residence, No "a secoud street, at o'cosk
Alderman TrcrrE seconded the adoption Of The resolu
Alderman syuss passed some eulogsuc remarks On The
Ale Alderman, who bis lend for twenty years,
ed Who Va. warm hes;sa good and generous S A.
ssoods aaely passed the city, and bore
hony in elosuer, forms to the generous, upols!vo spr.
Me resolutons adopted, and the Beard adjourned
10 Monday evening Of O'Clock.
Board OF Councitu,cu.
M Board met last evening, Mr. Philips, the President
yvesid.rg
when the minutes OF the previous meeting were real
and spproves few unImporAui petitions presented
among which petition OF Hoe Company No 9, to
their house rorcd and or sundry 10
.lm street 10 he wllcped and extended 10 Chamber
They believe that In this proposed improvement,
great relief will be afforded broadway. rhA &c .uoE Sas
TIC same gentleman prosen ei resolution rrcrcs'ns
GA this Dosyd during the months o. July AuEi and Sp
scxsoer, meet esh pighz N SUCCESSION, t1r1ys AMI
Sundays '1cspted, unless Otherwise oslsss
prc,mbe and rc,Oiuaors oosdolos Wit. Ire rrr,y Of
ex.Alasrwsn Corrs Aso deter1nrss % a',-nd ns llos
sAi Unanimously ADOPTED. few resoc ors reisye
10 nsggng streets wore referred 70 ns aProrsle ccr
naztee.
TIE report OF the COMMITTEE confirming the assessments
Ar he Central Park was Fses,n'ed, ard adopted wi'h'='
Wv non ron Tw yms prrRsrmsT.
me report Of the Ahermar.c Commiee on tho FIRE
ssS IS COO feet Of leather Lose xss brought sp M
Hnshes mogtd 10 concnr with Inc Aldermen,
ss M 6cnDsrd sasstiotoa an s@endmsni %
BOARD, together with the communication from the Chef
Lngireer, Which Is sue.oped, Which vas carried
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BENRY a. HOWARD, I'll. Eng E-er
sTEEEI9.
Nr Ru1Iy prosenlcj the foilos ing
Bestowed That ths Cy Inspeior Be scf u hereby Gire1.ad
v AZ rrocee1frss rean - sdvcri ng FOR bits Tor
he a. his ciy r.tl be .siinns therefor
sAu have BEEN adopted b. The Com Council and srrrvre
~ n Mayo
Referred 90 tho Committee o. Conference.
In committee cf whole a rcpm of NE Committee
salaries and 0fces vss ,vbmaed, recon- nsndas taAt
ne tssfy % the Chiof tos be raised " 5000
Mr.. KKN1HD opposed the incrcsse Of that senteuarE
ssAy vigorously. Mr.. Anderson had perior ned the
ssoos duucs connected xth ths once ecs1py for 500
pr annum he thought the suggestion 70 Increase Mr.
10 FArds salary premaisrc for he had only beon
an Incumbent for Eve mouths.
&r EcC1nit In favor d the frslon. m ED-i1eeT
et sss an honest and worthy ofoar, and w0u.f < LEX
ater me pcxings and the sieaiings.
ny prtHsoS said that ne present salary o. Y D EuRi
seer NN srFe enough Inc members q tbs Bard had
% work Tor nothing