The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09
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following list of the vessels and the action tse ssrd
10 each Instance In respect 10 their disposal by Tho hos,0
Ofcer -
yEsEs STrTrD poRrs
Brig Lucy Hey wood, from Gonaives, with cotton,
coGeo and weod arrived June L. Her Laid upon the
table
go Directed to discharge her cargo % lighters ~ oaarao
tine Vessel to remain subject to the action OF the Health
0ffcer
Brig Abby and Elizabeth from Por,au Prince with log
wood and syrup arrived July Vessel ordered tho
lower bay by tho Health ohcer Further consideration Of
Brig Lucy Atwood, from Nayaguez, with sugar
Brig Penniman, from Trinidad DO Cn,a.
Brig 81 Michael, from 81. Domingo City
Brig Brothers, from Trinidad de Cuba, with srgar,
hogany and moasscs.
Al these remain a, anchor in The lower bay subject 70
tho regular quarantine term OF discretion of the Health
officer and further action Of the Commissioners.
Oher than this, the health of the city calls for 40 coo
of tho Bard
In view of tho Lae changes ard amendments ID tho Qua
rsn'ne laws, and the need which exists Tor digest II
them for the use Of the commerce OF the port, Dr. fno
ordered to compile and prepare an aostrs'; or
them in convenient shape, The io,sng resolution hay
ing been passed on the subject
Resolved That the Health officer be authorized 70
pile an abstract OF the heasa ss Of this port oss her
with such resolutions as have been passed, and suonH Ss
same to This Board. Adopted
TIN IRON sow.
The Resident Physician, 10 whom referred the mat
ter of procuring iron for tho purpose burning
refuse articles thrown overboari from vessels arriving
Quarantine reported that he bad visited several shysrtn
tending it, He stated that the cost would bo than
anticipated by the Commissioners; and conversation
tn cnsned upon the proprety Of obtaining IT, even the
additional expense. II Is esimIied that proper
would cont the mel shborhood Of thsu,and dollars
1t was a.o suggested that Tho Brooklyn Board OF Death
would cheeriuy operate 10 bearing part o. the
pense The matter was temporarily laid on the taoe.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
TIE STATION HOUSES NOT YBr GIVEN UY--THE
GREAT EASTERN INVITED TO NEW YORK-An BY
CITING DABATE, ETC.
The third Getting Of the Board OF Aldermen for this
month was held in their chamber a. p H. yesterday,
Alderman Clancy, President, In the chair.
petition was received from Isaac Newton and the
owners the Peoples line OF steamboats, running the
Hudson to Albany asking that the landings Of tho
boats Of said line should not be changed The petition
forth the Peoples line consists OF -four first class
river boats that owing to the increase of railroads Their
traffic consists chiefly of merchandise That they have
therefor been compelled TO 60 TO great expense 70 mako
proper piers the accommodations Of the trade that the
water end Of the pier only six feet,
that II oid modate shipping, SC The petition
was referred the Commute the removal OF The land
iugs of the North n d EAst river steamboats,.
The DresdeDt here left the chair which then b,ed
by Alderman Mcspedon
The resolution In regard TO the steamer Great EAsseru
which published In the HKysD of Tuesday was then
called up.
without ing Norfolk and Portland, said he,
have sent England 10 the propsesoru
of The Grea, EASTERN and ge her to make her ar,t zip 70
New York. has already been stated hst her bsroor
Is shallow 70 receive the Great Eastern, no wanted
that libel against tho city harbor oycribrown
Alderman TvcKrV was opposed 10 the resolution Bo
thought the depth Of the haroor Of New Yorb vel
in london, said he, and be hsroor deep enough
ceivo the Great EASTERN che will here, not sne
NorfoK among the negroes COR Ingshfnen are 20, par
ticulay f,nt Of them n they get her In here;
there any likelihood that she will run into Portland she
get In here. You vans TO spend $500 10 scpd
a messenger to England 10 the proprietors Of tho
Great Eastern, and WON'T do New YORK twenty Eve
Of gooo The Alderman hep Told astUy Of his ri,e IN ho
world. and stated Thai bis experience lei him believe
would be injurious to The honor Of the city OF New yors
10 to lpgand In person Of = messenger, with tis
10 tell them how deep harbor when they proba0y
knov its depth better than the messenger Win.
Alderman CLANCY arose again sud made lorg speech 10
favor Of the resolution strongly urging Its sdopuor.
Alderman T. frIixu had thought in tnu meeting
that there gentlemen In the Beard who would
vote IN favor Of the resolution He waited the Resolutions
10 pass uIal imously
Alderman BluSr va opposed the resolurou--ne 90
posed when he nrs beard Il read 10 the Bard, sni
stli considered very foolish add y. The propr,c.nrs
OF the Great Eastern world make up their minds ~nere 10
scnd her. and would send her tnere whether 90 no. beg
eng messengers missionaries, Alderman Ticker cals
them, viii be entirely dsreearded.
Alderman rrCKsR ro,c and objected 10 be,ng ca icd
''negro worshirper," AZ Alderman funer mad oa.ssd
him he was very earnest about H. and would no; SAB
AIdoT mao BrNr moved 10 strike out the appropriation
OF s. $40 from the resolution scton lott ~ VITO Of 10
against g.
constitutional vote-ii members voting In fsver and
sgsinst 70.
Carried, by II 10 He then moved 10 lay ne rcsoirtoo
the liable Carried.
An ordinance to provide for dock ma.er.no, oyer,so
for each ward, alta salary Of 900 year Zach, sad
dock masters TO be nominated by tho Mayor, offered
by the Alderman Of the First ward Referred 10 tho Com
mittee ON Law and Courts.
tux rotrr STATION Horss'
Alderman TrcKsE inquired Of the Chair II the Commit
tee on Police had reported ABOUT the disposition Of the sta
The CraiK made The inquiry
Alderman WIraov, chairman Of The Committee 20
nce ,ad that they hsa crpcccd 10 fspor, ina peh
that other business prevented them he vOcld report
certainly on thursday night, lie would thea certainly
or for giving lhem up 70 The nee Police Commss oners,
be did not know which
instructed 10 rtpo that night they ough, 70 have done
The Board Of Coupcmen resolved TO give up The station
the subject taken nom the Lands Of Tho Comm lee ami
decided upon by the Board al tina, Time. u was M Ter
OF the greatest Importance for unless the station houses
given up, the Commissioners would 70 and build
new station houses n cost millions OF dollars Inc Com
mssioncrs would . soon DO II ~ MOI and he public
Alderman wusos said u ~s printed on NE minutes that
be should report on Thursday ght and he would do o.
SsSEsst kssseps at oace-lt s mrstake
Alderman wmaoS did ncs care. lie would report Iseu,
and not before, and they could not compel him 70.
Alderman rrcprp said tho Compsrolcr would ase roe
sr.,ion of day and that there
paper before the Bo@vd dcca ing hs intention % DO
Alderman birSr wanted 20 knew wha, the eomucnos
lion from the Comptroller was. and asked Alderman
Tucker 10 withdraw bis yion ~ the Comprollcrs
uuscahen WA rad
Alderman Tucker did m.
A motion N swrend the regular business OF NE BOARD
vi the Comptroller commupis salon was read lost
Tho motion TO take the 'ubJec, from the hsnds Of Tho
committee put and lost.
Tue following Communication from the Chief Engineer o.
the Fire Department then read
Ciny EvssvR fpr DrsrsS,r,l
q FiUsErIH Srsur, Nxw YORK, July Z. 1881.
10 rms How. Board ~ ALDutwE~:-
GyNupsss--I w,He you in regard tho SOS ueu 81
The various station houses in the city, AMI claim hs no
wanb ~ the fire Department should be nrst attended
~ your honorable body, especially In the Seventh and
Eighth ire districts, which comprises entire liver
rsrt Of the city The buildings IN which the nro aprars
us ~ deposited IN these districts nave un0r lns;ey besB
erected on leased grounds The leases about expiring,
and unless the city takes this favorable opportunity Of
providing suitable for the aremcB this the most
valuable portion Of the great metropolis oil be- IN c~si