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

Which Wa referred Special Committee Celebration OF
Washing tons Birthday.
BY tounciiman BRA>DoS- . q, ,u,,
RSed That the vacant lots the north tide Of West
hr.. tho Fnh and Sixth avenues b. fenced Ia forthwith,
under the direction Of The Street Commissioner end thet the
accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted
which was laid over
by Councilman McORArH- . r,o =,
Rsrd Tia. the nulen lots the south side Of Fifteenth
street one hundred of Avenue A. be lied Ia under
the direction Of the Street Cominissionor
Which was laid over
by Councilman McGRArH- ,
Rc,od That the low and 'unsen lots on the north side Of
street hy fee. We, o. ay.Gas d. Oe H'e' "
Which was laid over
REALIZED That he sunken lots on the north side of Four
eenth street hundred feet wet Of Avenue A. be ed in
under the direction OF the street Conlni'sioneT
BY Councilman HRsLY-Resigus,on of George Sullivan as
Con Missioner of DEEDS Which was accepted. 10 connee
ton Herewith Councilman HHALY offered tie io0WD feso
luton:
Rs.ored Tha, Lawrence Clancy be appointed Commits
soneer Of Deeds in place Of George Sullivan, resigned
Which was adopted
PETITIONS.
BY Councilman BRANDON
Petition Of Twelfth Regiment, New-York State National
Guard for ,tand of color In connection Herewith
Re'ored, That the Committee National Affairs be and
they hereby authorized and directed 10 procure d
sent to the Twelfth Regiment National Guard State Of New
stand Of esentsl coors, replace those out
by this gallant City regiment while in the service
Which referred to the Committee National Affairs
By---.-Remonsrsnce OF Rush G. Hswkins sgain-, the
reioned to the Committee OD Arts and Sciences.
REPORTS.
The Committee Public Health presented report In favor
Of filling low and sunkcn lots in Manhattan square Which
was laid over.
and fill in sunken lots in foryhhh and TifthIth streets
w hich laid
me S o R RS ns Jspo to Ill
The Committee Public Health presented report to fence
Eleventh avenues. Which was lid over
The cOm%,o Finance presented report to have money
refunded to Peter Nnsent paid IN error on hs lot Iyhh
street, between Lexington and tourth avenues.
Which was laid over.
amending section sixteen Of the ordinance entitled An ord
nance to provide for continuance Of the cid granted
serving IN the Army VI the Union
Which was laid over
Councilman RIlEr moved tia, The Committee on Salaries
and Oicss BE- discharged from the ortcr 81
Of Deeds appointed for said Court with resolution ,hoi jacob
Van Tine be appointed Commissioner OF Deed. in and Tor tee
ci q and and Comfy Of Ns"'forh
Councilman RILtI moved that the Committee on Salaries
aud Oces be discharged from the further confederation OF
resolution Of Board OF Aldermen that the election poll OF the
seventh Elecca District Of the Eleventh Ward be changed
from number avenue TO number two hundred sud
twenty Third street.
Which carried.
Councilman kHEsAs moved that the Committee On Streets
be discharged from the further consideration OF resolution
W Ro.enre,e awning in his place Of bn
NUMBER two hundred and sixty nine Greenwich and
the Common Council
Which Was carried
The resolution then concrrred ia.
Councilman RILEY moved that the Committee Streets BE-
discharged from the onher eonsdeIstcn ., resolution OF
tc Of the Eleventh Ward be held the house of John Lsn
ders south OF Ihird and Avenue b, until
otherwise ordered by the Common Council
Councilman WEBSTER moved reconsideration Of the vote
by which said resolution referred 10 the Committee
Streets.
Nuh ed The 10
discharge Committee nom the further con.d
Grafton II the above resolution.
Which wss carried
The resolution We, then ooncuredin.
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Presnbs Ieeinns tbs. The Thii Ayenns RarO,d ConP,ny
Of the Conen Council In respect tho operation OF
that tbs public accommodation reques that passengers
east side OF thu city sbould De carried directly TO Cen
rs PARK and other points not reached by said railway with
i TIA, The Third Avenue Railroad copp.nybe required
eh street, to the east side Of Fh avenue proper
turnout. ADD switches ard to extend their tracks from Third
through Thirty fourth street TO the East rv with the
proper turnouu and switches and
ID That for the better accommodation Of the public md in
be accommodated at their present terminus and switches
that Tie slid Company be required TO extend THRU tracks from
BIoadwsy and from Third oush One Hundred aud
and -: as ~
es IN Third Fouresnh street, Fitb to Seventh
the Company be ..o required 70 proceed % Complete hc
lines required IN their original srsnt Said Company to
line at the OF fare hred by their grant.
Councilman BRIcE moved concurrence With the Board Of
Aldermen in adopting said resolution
Councilman JAauEs moved that said resolution be referred
10 III. Committee Oh Railroads
Connc-en OPprKs moved that .sid resolution be amended
by adding thereto provision that the Third Rsosd
Company be required vsy into the City Treasury Per
their receipts from travel the extended roue aud
TO Keep tie streets er extended route runs through paved
Councilman Jlaur, moved that .sa amendment be referred
70 the Committee Ordinances,
Councilman JaerR, moved thai sad amendment be referred
to the Committee on StIeetL
Councilman JIsur. moved that ID. further Of
the subject b, postponed sniil the nett meeting.
Councilman JAsgr, moved .h., tho Whole subject be In
definitely postponed.
Councilman JAevE, moved that the amendment be amended
by providing iha, the Third Avenue Railroad Company he
qu-d pay license Of ye hundred dollar. for esch
run on the new route hereby granted
Councilman JAerr. moved refer the amendment pro
po,sd by him 70 the Committee on Railroads
Councilman JA9uss moved refer tbs amendment, the
COMMITTEES on Streets
Which was lost.
The question being the amendment to the amendment
by Councilman JAgae' snd Councilman Jsues hay
ouncsu HAsKsrr raised th- point Of order that, Coun
Gilman Jsgue, having previously 'pos.n once he was out OF
opportunity and inasnuch As he ,COuncian Hassrtyl had
spoken but desired 10 do 90 ho entitled to tho door.
well taken the ground that other member cn ulcd
the floor when Councilman Jsquss vas too !s' to
object now.
Councilman HAoEKrr appealed hon such decision OF the
Chair. /
The President put the question whether the decision CT
the Char should siand ., the judgmen, Of the Board"
Which decided in the Affirmative by tae following
vote:
Ahrma,iye-Councimen Heay, Riley, Brophy, ilefepsn,
Gross Roster, Houshtain Hayilhud, Mctirath, Opdyko
Jaqne. SchA-ier Cook, Brc-, Russell, aud Flgeradb.
Hega,ive-C ounciimcn keen,n Hssery, web,!er Ryan,
Reppsr Brandon and JOYCE
kner further debate,
The PRESIDENT put tho question the amendment tho