The New York herald., 1864-03-30
STATED sFss,GN-.NosnAy March

JaMlo 9i, SNErNI SleTh
STATED sEsslON-M oNnAy, March 2s-2PM
The Board met pmrsuantto Adjournment, IN their cham
Present. James Hayes, Esq, President. in The chair,
and the following members
Councinen Heay, Keenan,, Riley, Brophy Eagerly,
HoughtaIin haviland, cCrath, opdyAe, Jacques schae
fer, Cook, Brandon, Brice, Russell, fitzgerald and
The minutes OF the preceding meeting were read ard
By Councilman JoYo-
Petition OF Thomas Mcsorley 70 have donated to
Which was referred 10 the Committee On Donations snd
Charities
Py the PRESIDENT
Resignation Of william Wash ss Commissioner Of
In connection herewith the PRESIDENT offered the fol
lowing resoluton-
by appointed Commissioner Of Deeds IN and for The city
and county Of New York, IN place Of William Walsh,
Which was adopted.
BY Councilman FITZoBrALD-
Resolved, That permission be, and be same Is hereby
given Messrs +. Rorke Co. 10 receive and deliver
goods in front of their premises Noe 23l and 22 Pearl
street, to remain during The pleasure of the Common
Council
which was adopted
BY Councilman BRANDON
Resolved That permission be and tie Is hereby
given 10 ) H. hurd TO erect buy wndow on the build
Ing northwes Of Lexington avenue aud Thirty
ninth street not 10 extend beyond three feet from said
which was adopted.
Res 'lved That permission be and II is hereby given
to Henry shncider son, hundred and eighty pne
Bowery, to receive and deliver goods ~ front OF their
premises during the pleasure Of the Common Couuc.
y, sShSa tSe;r yss s';n!sD adopS'SiS;; pSiS;
Resolved That Mcssrs. Banta Iarue be and they
hereby permitted erect small post, with sign
tho top. at the northwest corner Of broadway and
Rroome street, the post not 10 exceed four inches in
diameter and the sign not 10 exceed thirty inches In
length TO be than twenty inches in width, such
anf
Council
Which was adopted
Resolved, That the name OF William II. Merrill, In
the list OF Commissioners OF Deeds recently appointed
be corrected so as 10 read William y. Merrill Junior.
Which was adopted.
By Councilman RtIpER-
Whereas The pavement Of Houston street, between
and Cannon street, and OF avenue A. between
First street and Fourteenth street. between the railroad
tracks, in most dapdaied and dangerous condition,
therefore
Resolved, That the railroad company be they are
hereby directed to cause said pavement TO be properly
repaired forthwith, and In case the railroad company
neglect comply with the resolution then that the Gro
tn Aqueduct Board be- and they are hereby instructed
TO proceed and repair said pavement, and charge to
and collect from The railroad company the expense
thereof
Which was adopted.
BY Councilman RUssSiIs-
Resolved, That sewer, with the necessary receiving
basins, be built in Eighty second street commencing two
hundred and twenty ye feet OF First avenue, TO
and through First avenue TO connect with the
street. the same % be done under the di
rection of the Croton Aqucduct Department
Which was referred TO the Committee on Sewers.
By Councilman BRANDON
s authorized aud directed 10 have Reservoir square
opened 10 the public daily from eight A. NJ TO eight r. W.
Which was adj pied.
BY Councilman BRANDON
Resolved, That Fifty ninth street, between Second aud
Third avenues be paved wth trap block az the
expense Of the property owners under the direction OF
the Croton Board,
which reerred TO the Committee on Belgian Pave
ment.
By the pRsspKsr--
Resolved, That the Comptroller be aud he is hereby
author and directed TO draw his warrant IN favor OF
G. IA NJ. Wallace for the sum Of $5s for band fur.
nshed FOR the Battery and Marion squares and charge the
same 10 lis appropriate account
Which was referred to the Ccnmt,es on Finance.
BY Councilman Coos--
Resolved, That tho vacant lots No l04 aud i06 West
Fifteenth street be fenced n under the direction Of the
/ street Commissioner.
Which was referred 10 the Committee on Public Health
Resolved That Fifty second street, between Seventh
nnder tbe dreeoe or tbe cro,on Aousaus, epartmeus
Which was referred 70 the Committee 90 Belgian Pave
ment.
Councilman wspsTrR was here called TO the chair.
by Councilman RrssEits-
Resolved That the vacant lets bounded by Fifty first
and frty second streets Broad way and Seventh avenue
be fenced 10, under the direction OF the street Commits
1 slonor.
Which was referred 10 The Committee on Public Health
Resolved That the street Commissioner be aud he Is
hereby authorized ana directed 20 advertse for oposa
for rebuilding the carriage OF Hose Company No IL the
| same 10 be doue Immediately
Which was referred 10 the Committee on Fire Depart
msnt
ny councilman Erssxn--
Resolved That sewer, with the necessary recevif
basins and cuvcrts be built 10 Fftyseventh street, com.
mencing nj First AMI connecting with the
already In said street. TO be dono under the direction f
/ the Croton Aqucduct Board.
Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers.
1 ny Councilman JAqUEs--
Resolved, That receiving basins and cuiverts be bu
and constructed, under the direction Of the Croton Aque
duct Board wherever rendered necessary the present
grade OF the Eleventh avenues between wee and -Four.
/
| Which was referred 70 the Committee on sewers.
|
Report of Committee salaries and 0ffcoc, to ray
Philip Mase interpreter 10 the Third District Court
Which was laid over
Report Of Committee on National Affairs 20 ray bills of
! sundry persons IN receiving regiments.
Which was laid over.
Report OF Committee streets, 10 fag sidewalks
1 Fourteenth street, between avenues andC.
| Which was laid over.
Report Of The Committee on Streets 90 tag the north
side Of sxtysecond street between Third anc Lexington
4 avenues.
| When was laid over
councilman Krvvts moved that The Committee on
Streets 30 discharged from tho further consideration of
tne resolution OF Board of Aldermen that permission DO
gyen 70 hs FHh National Bank Of this city 10 place an