The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-26

Condition OF the streets.
ABSTRACTS OF srRExr NsPECToR's REPORTS.
First ward.-Geueral condition Of the streets very dirty
attention paid e ice served upon them to
on the 2lst inst every street in the ward filthy.
Second ward me streets IN filthy condition; South
stree, hs been cleaned yet by the conacors he
piers AZ also 10 filthy state
Thir ward.--Ashes aud garbage remaining In Reade
Chan hers Warren, Murray, CortlAndt and Robinson
Streets ind the coalition Of the streets generally very
BAH
Foartt ward-Sreets generally In a very filthy condi-
tion particularly James and ChesEot Streets sshes and
eartyg, remaining in quantities in vandewatcr Games and
Wiiaa streets
Fifth ward--very dirty streets; Broadway, Duane,
Hudson and Greenwich streets with ashes and
gsTtage st. Johns lrae, Lsgat Caroline and Coister
streets and franklin tey, filthy, aAd not cleaned since
sixth wrrd,--Pearl Chambers Reade Duane and Worth
streets very filthy asd no street in the ward in Clearly
condition
sevenh ward Cherry street, from Cstharne " Rutgers
street. isVery drt and hltty, also HGmlton asd
the generally very dirty and sweepcrs
all quit IN conset OF ret being pid.
Egbh ward Thompson, Xaurens Wooster, Greene and
Mercer flihy ashes remaining in Prince Houaon
Wooster, sullvcn and Iaurens streets
Nirh ward.--rhe streets In q filthy condition.;
or carts 1t work. ashes and garbage not removed from
Garrison, Downing, Carrine, Bedford Norton Borrow,
Leroy Jones' Cornea Commerce aud Christopher
Tenth Wharf.-The streets in good condton contractor
sweeping dirt ashes, &c. well removed complaints.
be exception OF Ninth street, Eleventh. Twelfth aud Thir
zenith streets, and avenues Cand d. very dirty.
Thirteenth sard.Fair, with the exception OF Goerck
greet net sufficient number of 60 the work
Fourteenth ~ardGenera condition o. the streets very
filthy; aches and garbage suffered reraain and accum-
late in nearly all the streets Of the ward very little work
being meme.
Nfeepth ward--Eleveuth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
aures streets very hy no ssb carts gensrn
condition Of the streets dirty, and require cleaning
Sixteenth ward.-Ashes well removed; Sixth
thotxu
avenues; the sweepers and cartmen have quit work.
account Of not being paid
particularly Second, Fourth Fh, Eighth, Ninth Eleventh.
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets avenues and
B. and part Of Second avenue some Of these
streets have notbeen cleaned yet
Eighteenth ward.-Twenty first, Twenty second and
Twenty fifth Streets from Fast river 10 the Second ave-
nuethe general condition OF the streets Is not clean.
nineteenth ward.-No reports received
twentieth ward-The streets dirty Thireh
Thirty dfih Thirysixth Thirty seVenh thirty eighth
and Thirty ninth Ninth Tenth and Eleventh avenues in
dangerously filthy condition.
Twenty fret ward Thirty second Thirty third Thirty
fourth Thirty ffh Thirty sixth, Thirty seventh, Thirty
eighth Thirty ninth and Fortieth Streets and First and
Second avenues, very dirty streets generally in bad
Twenty second ward.-streets very dirty only three
ash carts TO work any streets the & after collection
remains heaped the coptr actors negecng TO cart of
until II Is again distributed by passing vehicles, &c
The Metrupolitaa Police Bn On the Brooklyn
CssanOn Council
The Board OF Aldermen met last evening at the usual
hour-derman Henry Pcirson, President in the chair.
After the reading of the minutes aud before the approval
Of the same Alderman Del Vecchio moved that they be
corrected He stated that, the minutes read, they
stated "that the communication OK the Mayor, together
with the requisites of the Metropolitan Police Commits
soners-presented some evenings sin,e-be by this
luton referred 10 special committee" &; He
tended that the communication reserre the requisi
ton Of the Board of Commissioners was not before the
Board and consequently could not be entertained by the
Board.
Tho President ruled that the only question before the
Board the approval OF the minutes and this question:
raised by the Alderman Of the SIXTH could not be
tertained at that time
The minute, of the last me, ting were thereupcn ap
proved.
This the only business relating to the police that
was done IN jhe CImmon Council last evening