The New York herald., 1863-11-21

Finance.
rec ammondng transfer 10 the appropriation for La nd
and PAGES with resolution therefor.
Alderman LONG moved that Che communication be re
| forred TO the Committee on Finance
! Which was los. by the following vote, viz
1 Observation-Disclosures Hardy. Masterson and Long,.
Ncgstive-Aldormen fIenry, Hall McCoo Chipp Mitch.
! oil. Ryers and Jeremiah.
Alderman HARDY moved that the paper bc laid over.
Which was lost.
And the resolution adopted by the following vote
| Mitchell. Ryers. jeremiah hasersoa aud Fsriey-9
| Negatve-Adermen Hardy and Long,.
communication was received from the Croion Aque-
duct Board relative TO the necessity Of storage reser
voir in the valley of the Croton river
Alderman JkRSMihu moved that the same DO re(erred 10
Special Committee of three.
Which was carried
The President pro tenn named az such Special Commit
tee Aldermen jeremiah, Henry and Uttiwell
REPORTS.
Tho COMMITTEES on Roads presented report to regulate
grade, &c Fourth avenue from Ono Hundred aud SIX
teenth TO Ono Hundred aud Twenty.fourth street.
Which laid over
sll lots on Manhattan street and Tenth avenue
Which was laid over
The Committee Assessments presented report TO
cance All erroneous assessIenl against Miss J. Taylor
Which was laid over.
INVITATION
Au Invitation was received rom e-prse Literary
and Social Unon attend luen to be giyon
on Wednesday evening, November Is.
Which was accepted
Alderman HAkpY moved that the Committee Salaries
and Oce5 be discharged from the further
OF resolution Board OF Councilmcn that the salaries
the Inspectors Of improvements on Streets In the City
specor Department be increased TO the OF twelve
hundred and City dollars per annum, being the
amount those employed on similar work in the stree,
of this resolution and that the Comptroller Is horeby d
rectcd to pay the increase and charge to
the account of City Contingencies.
Which carried.
And the same laid over.
Alderman HARDY moved that the Committee On Salaries
and Oces be discharged from the further consideration
Of resolution Of Board OF Councimen that the salaries OF
the messengers in ali the departments OF the city govern
ment. except the Legislative department. be IN
creased TO one thousand liars per annum the
OF such increase TO be taken from the appropriation
CT July A. d. 1868 and also that the salses OF the assist
AIT messengers be increased to the sum Of nine hundred
dollars, TO date from the ist day OF July, 1868.
Which was carried.
And tho same was laid over.
Alderman RyERs moved that tho Committee Salaries
and Offices be discharged from the further
resolution that salaries OF the Health wardcns OF
the wards be increased to fifteen hundred dollars
per annum from the first day oil January 1865
aud to be taken from the appropriation for city conta
gencies
Which was carried.
And the same laid
Alderman FARLEY moved that the Committee on Fl.
be discharged from tho furthor consideration
communication from the Comptroller, received to-day,
recommending the adoption OF esolut on that the Comp
troer be authorized Ia pursuance OF his recorluend
tion transfer TO BIO made from ia, apnropra
ton and account under the head OF "Publ Charities aud
CorecGn, OF the sum OF five thousand dollars to the
cred, OF tho account entitled Coutnsr in,
specors Department"
The resolution WAS thcn adopted By tho following
vote, VIZ
A6rmative-Tbe President, Aldermen Henry Hail.
Mccooi, Chipp, Ryers Hardy, Ma'serso1, harley aud
LoDg-l0.
Tho Committee on Roads presented report cnncurri,g
with Board OF Councilmen Ia aopting re5oilt that
Forty ninth sreet, between Nisth Tenth o. 10
paved with Belgian Pavement. the property 70
pay one.haf the expense aud the city tho rcnai aiBdcr
uudcr the direction of the croton Aqncduct fca
and that the accompanying ordnance taero;or b.
adopted.
The Committee on Roads presented q report concarrng
with board OF CouDcimen In adopting resoltivn that
sidewalk the southwestcry corner o. Forty second
and Tenth avenue bo tagged unde tho direction
Of the street Commissioner, ana that The accompanying
ordinance therefor be adopted.
Which laid over.
Tho Committee on Roads pres-ntod report favor OF
coucurring with ard Of Councimen adopting Iesu
that curb aud gutter stones be sol and the sidewalk
tagged tho side Of Eleventh avenue, between
Forty second and Forty third Streets under the direction
OF tho stroct ssioncr, and that the acco
ordinance therefor be adopted.
Which laid
rhe Committee on Roads presented report coneurrins
sidewalks OF Tenth avenue west side, between number
SIS and Forty third street. be tagged. full width. under
the direction OF tho Street Commissioner end that the &C
companying ordinance there or be adopted.
Which was laid over.
The Committee Roads presented roaor. 'n favor Of
nsegng and roasggns Eahth avenue, from Fifty second
TO fiity ninth street
Which laid ovef.
ravng Forty third street between eighth Ninth
nues, with Bel gian pavement.
The Committee on Roads pr report favor %
paving Forty fourth street, from Broadway to Niih
nue. with Belgian pivement
The Committee on Roads presonted roper, 10 favor
Of widening Seventy ninth street. from EsAth to 1ontn
avenue.
The Committee Roads presented report In favor of
cutbng and gut,erns Eev avenue, from fHy thrd
to Fifty puth street.
Which was laid over.
.r
Tagging sidewalks OF Forty sixth street. from sixth T.
Eigbtn avenue.
Tho Committee Roads presented report IN favor OF
tagging sidewalks Of Broadway, between Forty nrst and
Forty eeoona streets
The Committee on Roads presented repor, in favor ot
paving Forty ninth street, between Sixth avenue and
Broaiway, with Belgian pavement.
PApxRs nsRrroYoRx LAID ovrp.
Resolution for payment for services rendered 10 Com
nit.ecs Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Alderman HAIL moved 10 amend tho same by inserting
the folowina-"And that the Comptroller be directed
also draw his warrant In favor OF ". Parker,
senger and John Kerean assistant messenger Zach Tor
the OF two hundred and ny dollars. TO be IN full
payment for services rendered 10 committees OF the
Board Of Aldermen for the 1858 and that the Comp
A. sveeny John A. Towle, owen CavanAsh, James
Farley john l. Greene and William Noooey, for tho
sum OF two hundred and ni,y dollars each George Let
the sum OF two hundred aud dfy dollars EACH 10 be 10
full payment .or services rendered 70 committees Of the
Which Was adopted.
The resolut .ot, % smcnded was then laid over.
Ordnance tnst grade u l02d 10 l0oth street be-
tween fsht and 1snt Avernss be changed 80 % 10
form ttc gwen lines aud q. on tho sco many ng
map. dated February H. 1893, and drawn BY Uio s.c.
efsdor surveyor the PANE TO be done under the dicc
t.no - lnw SIreei Couimsssoner.
wnNb adopted by the following vote VIZ
Affirmative -1he President, Aldermen Heory, Hal,
kocDoi, chipp, Rysrs, Hardy Ass,sr-oo, fsriey and
Loog--10.
Rs,ns, 81 Committee on Public Health, IN favor ~
adopting resolution that The vacant lots the uoftbey
side - Wet Fsrty-t street. commencing st pont
4 h'nd'et wsst n Ninth
u'ug vescry about tnret hundred feet, sss
bddisx known No aos and 3o7, be fenced under
the d-0ISb = tDs -tre.l Commissioner and that ~
g Anpapyins oTdiuunre rotor be adopted.
Nhich soopiei ny the following voss, viz
At,rtbAiye--Ahiermen Henry, Hall, McCool Chipp,
Z Ryer.. hardy, Nsstefsoo barley and Joog--9
res0aiiou ~ posr o. Councmep, that the sidewalks
To- .0ntb side H forty'eri sre.t, between Tenth
aad Nsye1s avenues 10 nsgset fuii width under The
direction of the street Ccfnmss'oner (wih ordinance
therefor.
Which yes oancurrei H. b. the following vote viz
Arirmatve--Aiderneu Henry, Hal, MrCoO, Chipp,
MITCHELL Ryers, Hardy Master son, barley AID Tnug0
n u.