New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met lat evening, Mr. CORNELL ia the
chair. The President, Mr. PACK, subsequently, ar
rived.
Mr.. PLArr offered the following petition from
Cbnlee We'gard:
ITO the Honorable the Beard o. 4dr"'" Of he CITY 9N'
ave your humble petitioners hereby represent to hon
oabe beay Charles Wiesnd ass been engaged
Peters Field In eIhumns dead bodies thsb'fo
number q appears the roll whh hereto
annexed the ioh Of sePtsnoe 1860 to the t@ina
pa, roll Inspected the Controlled OF tbs Cy Of
New ioIk n,w ,nse 90 we Jour nsSSle m ,as hinoy
upon tbs ana after yS9I body shall nave
10 paid city fano you may it IA such
your honorable body aud to justice may seem meet
And ' bound Gs %s5PSSS *
"on to before me tins "a Ss' Il 2Hs'S csm o. p.a
Annexed was the I" Pay roll OF moch anics aad Is
borers III Poters Field, under the Street Department
for four weeks ending October, lo6O which slo we'd
% Charles Wiegano, as superintendent, Is per day
for "A days ST. to John NJ. Lung, assistant, 81 81
per day Tor ~ days. 500; to L. Moaiury, carpenter
- per day for "a days s48 to 80 aborors 81 20 per
Y foe. 10 "A days each $6l7 Al. TOTAL Dill, SI97
| Al. The pay. roll had beneath 1t the following:
certify that tho services charged in tue above roll were
KID s' sas
On motion OF Mr. BRADY, the petition was referred
| 10 the COMMUNE on Lands and Places.
resou ion was adopted that ffy-Second street Do
"sewsred" under the direction Of shs Cfoton Aque-
| duet Board.
The report of the Committee Ferries in favor OF
es, bsting ferry at the foot Of Desbr5sses street.
North River Harsmus street. jersey City, was iaid
| ever.
report from ths Committee on Finance was adopt
ed LII favor OF selling AZ nominal rice lsl the plot OF
ground at the of Seventy seventh street aud
Third avenue as site for the erection OF Hebrew
! Orphan Asy lum.
1he inevitable petition for the purchase of the statue
OF Washington that Low disngures the Park was re-
feued to the CommDttee on Arts and Sciences. The
petitioners that The tr angular plot OF ground
ep the south aide OF Cooper Union admirably adapted
| as a place upon which 70 put the statue.
| A resolution was adoped thai tho Fourth avenue,
from One hundred and lsenty fourth street to Harem
River, be Iepaveo Immediately, particularly bstwoen
the tracks of the Harlem Railroad under the direction
| OF tie Street CO mnIssontr.
resolutcn was adopted that the Sixth avenue, be-
tween One bahdred-aLd twenty ifth One hundred
| and for,ie,h streets, be regulated graded, &C.
Tie petition OF Alols Muller, signed by Fernsnd,
Wood aud 800 others, change the location OF the
Civil ano Criminal Courts to the vicinity OF kittyninth
aud ghtb avenue was referred 70 tho COMMITTEES
| on Re airs aud Supplies.
Tle petition of the II Regiment for DILL rooms and
I mmory referred TO the same Com nittee.
| A resolution offered BY sir. TUosEY, that
| the Gig Inspector appoint Assistant BeaIth War
dtIs III the several wards OF The cisy ID ssst the
Health WaTdens Of the respective wards in the dis
charge of their dutes, and TO perform snch duties Ne
sy De assigned 10 tnem by the City Inspector with
reference 10 De publ; health. Said Assistant Beat
Wsrcers 10 be paid at the rate OF IS per day during
such tine they shall perform the dotos Of tnelr
Office Messs. Brady, Starr and Owens opposed the
res1laton on the ground that there was no nsces5y
for il. IL was adopted on vote OF IL TO AL the
Den ocrats for it, ana all the Republicans against It,
A resolution was adopted by vote OF II 70 4, TO in
crease the Salary Of the Superintendent of Street In
provenen,s Edward Even, from s. 900 10 $1,000 per
anbum to take effect ON the lst of January, 1860.
| Adjourned TO ThuIsdey.