The New York herald., 1863-07-29

church for paving Madison avenue from Twen
amount be charged BY the Comptroller the account OF
BY Alderman MAsTrasos whereas. resolution duly
aa ne Baptist
sss sum q sss y asss ior 1850
votes Which the Compiroer deems necessary to
him IN paying ing the .s same; be 4 therefore, 80, !.
.Aozed and directed % warrant Of sid
For nsy ne Of ss o. with Tor %
s Ss S s o @ s
ss
fopr,h streets known as the ooored Orphan n Az %
about hundred coOred orphans trust which from
thss suddenly deprived shelter food and rame
%ss s
unreenng persecution e which they have been &
sy%paihiss sommisseratOa only q the 0ommoa
sss r.. hss
ssa public eac.ls and dss,sOs s,
eps ss bur
coored Orphan Asylum should be ;.s With
ss and they existed previous TO the conaasraon be It
Resolved That the Of go ooobs And hereby is sp
the rebuilding % din The
rsslised to the asylum. and order 70 war
building s the q ssys% he fah oi Corporation q the
q S 81 .Ss
the year 1854 Of the said amount Of s5oOOo Which was
laid over.
Aldermen rsssss ss
from the IN relation to M e osan ree
erry h seon 70 s sse Of lease Of
which was carried. And the were LAID over.
The Sub Committee on appointed
q s o hs
From the on % the 81
Eighth from Thirteenth to Fourteenth street Whicn
The Committee on Streets whom referred the
Which vas lsd over Public Health 10 whom was referred
vacant S;s ssst
sixth sd % mhe W. e p
luton in relation street. between christopher and
on srsss that sary
place to West street. be paved with Belgian pavement
The commttss Streets that Houston street. between
ment Which was laid over.
An ordinance define the and duties
apperianng e the Bures Of n hs v De e
Entitled xn sc relative 70 licenses in city New
alderman MccooL moved section lol Of said
nancs By filling the blank therein with the sum Of $3.50
to o. s %bsS an sss o
Mecooa moved % further amend section @ by
81 s % oas waa
Alderman HAapr moved further amend section l02
Which
Alderman HAupy moved that the paper be laid over.
wa; los. S The GTns WasS vote Henry MITCHELL Hardy
MasersCn and otsiwciiMs '-''
NssslveI;xidsrmen Fox. Hall. Mocool, Reed. Chip.
s: f.: BY Ssre,
Nsrniive-Ad Walsh, Henry. chipp. Mitchell, Hardy,
AID FARLEY moved ibat such vote reconsdered Which
%alss s Henry dsisp isa hess
An ordinance to amend sections II 80 g and % Of article
sa:pss ana Of s
atlng 20 the legislative department.
ing out he S.h section and Inserting thereof the fol-
see rh.: ordinance shall take efecf rom the LIST day
OF January, lSa, which was carried .,o,..a ~ ,ho
CHIP, Rees M,scSsii Ryes Hardy 6.ssrson otsixsi.
Farley and Long-ls :,
. q 6 sm q g r
mi. which adopted b; the toa~,ng vote VIZ
sss:oo sses 0hppi G.cSs. Rsers' Hardy Eisserson.
Resolution q the PAYERS employed BY the
be and s sS ss G
Ing s vote a viz
MeCoo! Reed Chpp, Mitchell, Ryers, Hardy. xaaer'oo
Ann te sae wss directed to be sent to the Board Of
| Councilmen for concurrence.
n o Wsss .s ns
The Following comm incation received the City
sarSsss and rubbish 10 the s.rys.s.- 80 -
Nxw Yoas July a7 1853. !
! To THE HosonABLr THE conxos couscIl:-
the c in:pee!os o o. susss.s Council such
o. %c m he the s
thereof he may deem necessary; and IL pursuance OF
which have prepared The accompanying ordi
e and ss
.h~ a,.t.. thts oN,ca.
th,. one great obstacle sncc:ss % in keeping ne ely
s q s
% a Ss sd e % ana a s
alternative Is LETT them but the street.
premises feel under obeaon to furnish the
Ss z, ana
the landlord the public health and comfort become the
This .nd Justification Of absolute necessity the
ssned thai new msssre is mrerstvey called for which
will e. once nee. the sassmcy .. the ssa and compel
Of matter in the streets The remedy at be
cy Ia Instance FOR the violation
law provided for herewith proposed amendments
BY ihe adoption q this amendment tenement owners viii
lie an %s se @ o 'iss ss
streets by their tenant. The burden imposed upon them
It's Imposition win prove advantage instead Of injury
Ss
for In these large rccepacles OF ovecrowded human benes
From the Of this description Of property
which many aim st the largest
Of remuneration smallest amount of comfort and
accommodaion there Is something which commcnds itself
10 the OF the authorities guard against abuses
public health consequent closely packed
gatons OF human beings against the diseases incident to
| large cities.
n well ascerained that in OK the principal cities
Eurote gartage box 10 unknown Carts especially
adapted TO the service receive the garbage and ashes from
the houses stated intervals each day and from
promptnesa aud thorougnness with which the per-
Formed there almost entire avoidance those often
exhibitions which constantly In many sections
city, and from which few entirely free
similar TO the referred will in
itself the attention Of the authorities OF city The
pressing Of prescott In this regard
\ the undersigned.
As regards the evils and uconveniences which
consequent upon the tenement house In this city,
certain that OF them In OF aneloraton
and there reasonable hopes that the work fairly begun
until these receptaces human bcings
shall be In the cities Of the Old wsrdmodeis
comfort accommodation 10 their inmates But the
Improvement thus Is ample In the
reguateA tenement houses Of the city an overeer 10 select
premises for himself and family whose business is
the good order cleanliness Of the whole
enfa And. q no r