New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
nnARn OF ALDERMEN.

rbs President Mr. Taos McSPEDos 10 the Chair
edition VAS received from TIE coal dsslers re-
-s,,s,e,;ng seainst the ordinances nov pending in
a,,"a 20 sbe we'gb OF coal. Lat on the table.
ts,on ~ 900 perons, for market, 20 be loo ated
~. E'.ventb avenue between Twenty. fifth and Forty
sxtb streets to the Hodson River. Referred 10 Com
r,ttes 90 Markets. OF property owners, 10 have an
ordIoABce passed regulating the manner OF weighing
coal Laid on the table.
Petitioa to have Eofty-ninth stree, paved with Bel
risn pavement. Referred.
A message WE received from the Mayor vetoing
lie ssset nj st f0r regulating srd grading One
untrec-andtwenty fifth street, from r. ghtn avenue
a. Msnhsttsn street yet0ing the same az irregular
srd 'riOrnsl. Ortered % he printed.
TIE Way Ms PUbtc M1aey COes-SI ,V5J % J1T
SigAing a Name.-Ths following vas received iron
tie Controller: u....-.,
CoSTROLLEK's OfYicE, Hstca H. 1907.
II 10 10. he Common CoNped
GtsTLEMrN: Ifetnfn nefeslin zoe e'seeo' ~
rue. is5m T.eBt5 third 10 Forty secord streeta
r. nrop,y owners line Of the Improvement shall b,a
- reh. eKpsDse and ae city ne otser ha Ihs co9tae
r of sdv,Its surveying Inspection assessing and cot
o,bs Po The las, two 'es 70 VII, as'ss'ns ard ooectng
he Of e29 % charged, ano made by ctarsing fl
f,s upon the who'll not only he hs u be By
go .ssn bot upon The ohsI half TO b. paid from the City
n, views upon this sueis, fully communicated TO the
Bo,be the Comon Council the 3h day Of January last
ga have 20 after them On the contrary, fir
fer examination has bat strengthened the ooncuson' then ar
In bi. instance the only ssrye required Of the Assessors
10 Collectors reimburse the treasury FOR half the
woe expenditure. simple statement app"uoed 20 the i
4 the e,5er bali g. BE- the Treasury neither r.
tud.o be regarded such IL 10 not
Of property as'eIseo Of property assessed nor ia
(ptop~ry Of the list in question: and yet Tor this
ss,es0t ebrdeed IN sfag line the ices charged are one
Ibos.and th,rts dOL4rs and Gftyfou' eentsi
this list % the euo that SUCH action BE-
tn toward its correction may BE- deemed necessary u pro-
iec. ne city tIes.uy rom clam ssvins 50 Little hent
RoBT 7 HAwS Controller.
Referred TO the Committee on Assessments.
A communication was received from the Street Com
missioner stating that the report Of the Commission
ere ar ended in Ielat TO widening Reade street
fhe north SIDE between Broadxay and Centre street.
AID its extension 10 the westerly line Of Chatham
street had been confirmed by the Snpreme Court lie
recOume Dded that resolution be passed that the
tual widening take place on the lat Of May.
Dir. ADAMS spoke Of the importance OF schng on
lie improvement without delay and moved the reso-
lotion which was adopted and ordered sent direct to
fhe COuncilmen for concurrence.
Dir. STARR presented resolution iLqurinR OF the
Street Commissioner by what authority alterations
and additions have been made to the pier foot OF
Christopher street Adopted.
4 communication was received from the Street Com
missioner reporting the confirmation OF the extension
Of SeooOd avenue from acknowledgements
street 70 Harlem River, and recommending that the
actual opening take place forthwith. Adopted
The report Of the Committee on Lands and Places,
in favor Of removing the City Hall Park fountain to
IompkDs Square, came mp and was adopted.
An invitation was received from Committee OF the
Irish Societies requesting the members to part cipse
with the Mayor in the review 10 the Park on 81. Pat
TCk's Day. Accepted.
The Board referred n large number Of papers, and
then adjourned 10 Thursday, 18th met.