New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

witches and outs and n extend the irps Of theT snail
thereon TO Forty second street without any increased
extend their road rou the Fourth sy.ps double tracks
through 1hyfourth street to the East River with the .ee
shall deem tho grade Of Thirty street npractieabe
connect their Fourth avenue TRACK with Thirty street
through Thirty street sbd Lexington avenue froyi
ded however that said tracks ha be laid under the direction
Of The Street Commissioner, and that said Company shall
within ten days fom the Of this resolution notify tbe
Mayor in writing OF their acceptance thereof
Which adopted division. viz;
non Chip Mcknight Hardy, Maserson, Ouwsi, Farley
and Long-l0.
Nerstive-Alder1nan McNahon-l
BY Alderman KELLY
Riored That Lewis street. from Grand street to Eighth
street, be paved with Belgian pavement the
half Of the the same TO be done dndct ~" direction
Of the Croton Aqueduct Board.
Which was referred TO Committee on Streets
REPORTS.
The Committee Streets presented report in favor Of
coneurring to pave West street Hammond to ioboken
The Committee on Fire Depar,men, presented report
curing give Hose Company Number Forty new car
COMMUNICATIONS.
communication received from the City Inspector.
ceased persons from burial grounds and vaults in this city, He
ferred 10 Committee on Ordinances
MESSAGE FROM HIS HONOR TIE MAYOR.
message was received from his Honor the Mayor with
memorial from Eptrsm Hambug.r peenee Q, machine for
Ioughng payements and sweeping sreets Which was Ie-
ferTed TO Committee on Cleaning Streets
PAPERS HERETOFORE LAID OVER.
Report Committee on Streets of concurrng with
Board Of Councnen in adopting resolution to reminder
Report Of Committee on Public Health in favor Of adopting
e,onon that the low and .unlen lots the south side Of
Manhattan street both sides of Tenth avenue be hled with
good and wholesome earth under the direction OF the street
the accompanying ordinance therefor
be adopted. Which wa. sdoptod by following votc
Observation-Disclosures Jones the President. Aldermen Nc
Mahon shannon Chip Hardy, assteon Mcknight; ott-
well. Farley aud Long-ll.
Report Of Committee Streets In favor Of adopting rcsou
ton that street between the Eighth Ninth
Of the Croton Aqueduct Department. half the expense thereof
by the city and the accompanying ordinance therefor be
adopted. Which was adopted by the following vote: ~,
Alderman Jones, the President, Aldermen Nc
Mahon, Shannon Chip Mcknight, Hardy Mastenon, ott
Report Of Committee Streets in favor Of adopting s,on
ton tLst the sidewalks the south side of Thirty eighth
street between the Second avenue aud broadway be hased
Street Commissioner aud that The accompanying ordnance
therefor be adopted Which adopted by the following
Afirm4tive-The President, Aldermen McMshon, Chip,
Meknishi, Hardy Mascrson, ouweD Farley and LoIsrc
TIE Net YORK World for publishing advertisement. Il tho
Assessors Department recently ordered 20 be paid has
si,e Board OF Aldermen, with uon
that the Comptroller be directed TO draw his warrant favor
Of the publisher Of The kep York World FOR the sum Of three
hundred and eshythr dollars and seventy hve cents and
take their receipt in ul for publishing advertisements OF the
account Which WA lost on a division viz:
Administrations Jones' the President, Aldermen
MeMshon shannon, Chip Ma.,eT.On, ottiwe, Mcknight
NreA,iye-Alderman Htrdy-l.
subsequently Teconsidsred and laid over.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Alderman HEsRr moved when the Board adjourn Il do
10 again "Wednesday nett. NTH instant, at
O'Clock p.
Alderman MoKSGHr moved to amend BY u.tins the hour
two o. clock p
Alderman JosEs an amendment 10 the amendment
moved t.t four O'Clock be the hour Of meeting Which
los, u q dylsiou-yiI:
Observation-Disclosures Jones, Mcmahon, MoCool ssnnon
NckmFh-5.
Nesave-The President Aldermen Chip, Hardy, Master
son, Ottiwe and Long,
The question then taken the amendment Of Alder
man Jenes. Which was lost
The motion OF Alderman AHDr thru put and carried
On notion the Board then dJouned and me President
noGnced that the Board stood adjourned until esdsy next
ninth instant a. one O'Clock p. ul - -
ID. r. VALENTINE, ClsIt.