New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
ROARD OF COUNCILMEN.

TTE>DAy, March 2.-rhe Board met at o'clock,
the Pre- sidept, Mr. HAswELL, in the Chair.
Tie Board received and referred the following
P,tdOns-Of Hook aud Ladder Company No IL,
for new house and lot for repairs on pier at foot OF
On. -hundred-aDd-e1th street, East River
RCSoiutiOHS-Requestiug the Second-Avenue Rail
road Company to place their rails from Forty ninth
To Sixty second street in he center of said avenue.
Adopted
CoAcurred .i.-Dnectng the Corporation Counsel
to emoriaZe the Legislature for repeal OF the act
appointing Commissioners for the erection OF q new
(l,y Hall in this city. ID
Directing the property owners the east side of
Third avenue, from SXty-iiith T. Ssventeth street
10 build wall at least six feet high to prevent the
nth from covering the sidewalk.
Reports of C0mmHtets.-Lands and Paees-In fa-
vor cf leasing TO Isaac Hall berth for ath-house
curing with Aldermen TO rescinl resolution to pur-
chase lands on Wards leland adopted.
PaLHc BuldiDgs-In favor of appointing Charles
VarGervsOlt at salary Of ~ per day. as Inspector
aid Superintendent for the erection OF lompkys Mar
ket. Laid over.
HarL,a Ra,irOad.-The following preamble and re-
solution, offered by MIR. GENET, were adopted.
Hna IN ssT ,T TO 81 TIM 5@e S York SsS sm S N Raj all
oad Company to lay th" tracks in the CITY OF New York under
cutan restrictions to be imposed On them by th' Common
heSa, BY the eoHtra: ssres.nt between ths co%pon
yg ard HIM. Rallied GGoP;ny the S ,S SS%@4 & SSun 6bn. re
within The boundaries II the city OF which
they e Common CouncD to be the sole judges and
AID ordnance granting them permission 10 the through
the cy by refusing obey he various ordinances aud rcga
tons Of hc Common Cunc IN relation 20 ob5traclg the
with their rails and IN the Of steam 10 deney
lated portion Of the cay, enlaug.ring the lives OF h. citizens
aid HOHupDg the greater part OF the Fourth avenue BOwey
Grand Broome aud Centre streets through wh their arks
laid by thr obs mate rta 10 the Vd rail and
place the ns with the grooyed rail- the-cby treating action
the Con Council "a contempt; th r.oIc b. ordaRed
follows:
SEC Tha. the contract ~ made between e Com.
CouI ell the City N.wYOrk in th 1851 and ho
Nwfoik and lulcn Railroad Company per resolutions
ianct Otlr orders, relates running
through Ccue Grand and Broom" Streets Boery and
Fourth be- nded and declared aud void
sequence ct violations various reso ard or.
pany the rails laid the line of the ab9y. psn.d
s'Tt andrI9"e the with the .ooycd raj aud llsD fr
refusing 70 discontinue the of steam below Foty.sccond
street, poTy Orletcd by the Common Council
SEC This ordnance o. take effect and ate first lay
d July 1888 aud the Counsel the COrpoaion hereby d.
reci.d ard instructed, II the aforesaid ordinance l.
ned into effect on the day Aforesaid prosee1e said Harlem
Railroad Company violation ordnsucrr the
Council and 10 take I'll. Legal the
penalty for said violation. Adopsd BY the following
AFtIRuATyE-Nes,rs. McCarty, B kiord M,tiaren Jud.
con Crawford, Van Tue, HhOde Cosco Frazier C5ra H.
Apllgsn, Webb Pst, Brady Ros Gcuet, Gspn Arculaus
and NoaR-I9
NtCAriyE-Mssrs. Cross, Bance Dunr and Ha,weu-i.
The T0r L,ry.-The tax levy was called up aud
concurred in. The Board then adjourned 10 Friday