The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

|side u Ninth avenue, the southerly sido a
street, and tho westerly side OF eixth ave.
p Election district OF the Twenty second ward
all thas part or the city bounded BY and
she northerly side Of Forsy-second street.,
river, the so0therly sido Of FoTiy-fCnrih
he westerly side OF Ninth avenue.
Election district Of the Twenty second ward
the northeriy side OF Forty fourth street,
side OF Ninth avenue, tho sontherly side OF
street, ard the westerly side o. Sixth ave-
Election district OF the Twenty second ward
all that part Of the city bounded by and
the nertheriy side 0f Forty fourth street, the
pr, the southerly side OF Forty sixth street
feriy side Of Ninth avenue.
th Election distriCt OF the fwenly-second
ontain all that part Of the city bounded ty
Fithin the nortberiy side or Torty-sixlh
eighth street and the westerly side OF Sixth
b Election district az the Twenty second
Intain all that part OF the city bounded by
hin the northerly side Of Forty sixth street,
river, the southerly side OF Forty. eighth
be westerly side OF Ninth avenue.
Election district OF the Twenty. second ward
all that part Of the city bounded BY and "
le noriheriy side OF Forty eighth street, the
|or Ninth avenue, the souiherly side OF lit
|and the westerly side OF Sixth avenue.
Election district or the Twenty second ward
all that part or the city bounded by and ~.
10 ncrtherly side Of Forty eighth street, tho
the southerly side OF Fif.leth street., and
|eide Of the Ninth avenue.
tn Election district OF the twenty second
|ntam all that part OF the city bounded by
hin the northerly side or Fiftieth street, tho
OF the Ninth avenue, the southerly side OF
street, and tho westerly side OF tho Sixth
d Election district OF the Twenty. second
|ntain all that part OF the city bounded by
the southerly side Of Fifty second street,
krly side OF Ninth avenue.
nth Election district OF the Twenty-second
ntain all that part OF the city bounded by
Thin the northery side Of Tif.y-seccnd
sterly side Of Ninth avenue, abe 5outhorly
nth street and the westerly eide OF Sixth
hnth Election district Of tho Twenty second
htain all that part Of the city bounded by
thin the n0rtherly side OF FRty.second
idson river, the southerly side Of Filty.ffth
westerly side Of Ninth avenue.
IT'D Election district OF the Tweniy-sec0nd
ptaln all that part OF the city bonded by
hin the nor.bery side OF Fifsy-;fth street.,
hide OF the sixth avenue. the southerly side
d street and Hudson river.
IN Election district OF the Twenty.secpnd
stain all that part Of the city bounded by
hin the northeriy side OF Sixty-secoDd street,
hide or Sixth avenue, the soutber,y side OF
Get and the Hudson river
enth Election district Of tho Twenty second
|ntain all that part OF the city bounded by
hin the northerly side OF Seventeen street,
ide OF Sixth avenue, the sogrherly side Of
tneet and hudson river.
his ordinance shalt take effect fnediately.
aid over.
IRON THE BOARD OF couRc7rHN.
Of John Wv. Appleton AS Commissioner
appointing Victor K. Hudson in his place.
concurred in. ea4
% was directed to be sss. 70 his Honor ihe
rovnl. wt rs se
mmittee Oh Finance. amending ordinance
Aldermen making the annual appropr IL.
lEtrY moved shat this Board 40 adhere 10
on. .t ,ss %Nss Fs -
carried on a division, az follows:---
aldermen Fox. Henry, Mcmahon. McCcol,
p, Mcknight, Ryers, jeremiah, Masterecn,
Y and fong--l3.
ldermsa Jones--l.
ALDERMAN MCMAHON presented The follow.
nd resolution s.
branches Of the Common Council have
bpr0priattons tor the current year and
isference between the two Boards are OF
ant Character, and the time fixed BY the
the reception Of new bills having almost
uitc apparent that too much time must
,rther effort 10 determine or reconcile such
n order that no injury may result 10 the
lent working OF the city government in
such diverse action, be 70
M the Clerk OF the Common Corncil be
~ Yrquested 10 transmit TO the President
nd the speaker Of the Assembly, at she
duly certified copy OF The ordinance
;oard Of Aldermen on Friday, the 18th OF
together with the ACCOMMODATING draft Of
The Board Of Supervisors OF the comfy
raise money by tax for the us0 OF the
Inc city Of New York, and 90 regulate
tures OF said Corporation. accompanied by
IaM act be passed by the Legislature OF
end that tho necessary annual appro.
V made Cor the support OF the city gov
Q preservation intact or the faith OF the
it's creditors. ~
iopfed.
moved that the Finance Committee OF
ppOlnted special committee 70 proceed
irge the passage OF the act authorizing
TO raise money by tax for city purposes.
MS moved that committee Of three from
ppointed for that purpose.
lily withdrew the motion, and moved that
Test the Board OF Councilmcn to appoint =
hreo 10 act ia connection with similar
this Board.
u. t@|
Alderman Fox was then put and carried
permitting Schmidl.n & Driscoll 10 place
h. Yedectors In the street lamps in Fifth
d Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets.
oucuyred in.
Mace Two gas lamps on the street in front
y Of The buildings Of the Metropolitan Fair.
bncurred In.
xoTi0ys RESUMED.
NAHoS moved that when tire Board ad.
burn 20 meet on Monday next, 2sth inst.
N. m.
rried
COMMUNICATIONS.
ton was received from the Streei Com
shifting apportionment Of assessment, FOR
,tral Park.
ceived and ordered on fle.
Jon was received from the Street Com
Knitting appcrtionment Of assessment for
lI1th street, from Third to Fourth ave.
eccivcd aud ordered on nle.
ton was received from the Comptroller
eoeip,s ana expenditures Of the City gov
iug the operations OF the several Trust and
or the year 1853
kceivcd and ordered ON ilie.
ton was received from the Socisty for the
Juvenile Delinqucnts, transmitting their
or 1850
csiyed and ordered on file.
commupi, alton was received from the
nsnittng statement Of Treasury Balance,
oeiyed ana ordered on ale.
MOTIONS RESIGNED.
krusoE moved 10 discharge the Commit
rom the further consideration OF repor,
umthfSN ~ tho ROArd Of Cnuuc I'm an In