New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

Commencing from the notherly limit OF avenue VI thenco
along to Second street thence along second eei
to avenue thence along to thence
along to Grand street. thence along Grand stree:
thence along Csnastreet to WeStsrcet TO the Corand
Street Ferry; returning from the Cortand street Ferry
10 thence along Mercertree, to Grand
thence along Grand Norfolk thence along Nor
to Houston street. thce along Houston street to
avenue c. thence along avenue TO tho northern limit OF
avenue C. such track or Ks TO be lard on such grades ~
Common Councils and that they thereon each ana
every day. both ways and as often o' the pubic
nay require. Under ssch prudential drec
tions tho Common Council may from time to TINS prescroe
Further tina. they car thereon each and day.
both ways often every fifteen minutes from i've to SIX
eight every fifteen minutesf from eg; H. to teve m
and much ofeer public convenience may require under
such directions as the Common Council may tom time 70
pEescbe also that the said passage the said railroad shall
not exceed greater than charged OF may hcieaef
tire length Of said railroad Andsso list aid track track.
shall be laid upon good foundation with 81 improved
with the surface of the street through whch they
pass and also that in the construction operation ana use OF
such railroad shonld the said parties above PANIED OF tne
assigns deem it Necessary or proper TO- rs upon e
of the streets or avenues nsmed they hereby
tho1ed upon iuerSect and use the same anu IA case
they agree with the owner or owners tefcoi respect
ing the payment to be made therefor then
the suoupt Of such compensation or payment sinai De cr
tsned and determined the manner provided by subdivision
six Of the section OF the Act entitled act to
authorize the formation OF ka,osd ara 20
late the same" passed April 1850 and should any rear
estate OF interest therein be required for thu purpose OF con
said railroad said route routes US above spec
fed and CI which the said persons ABOVE
the purchase thereof they may te
right title to the in the manner speerd IN e
fifteenth sixteenth. seventeenth, eighteenth nhe
teen twentieth and tweny sections OF the sand Act o.
April 2, 1880, except that, in any OF the proceed
ton shall not be that the petition to the Supreme
Court sha make any allegation Of OF reietence 70 any
psTaS. ' 81 But u
avenues for the purposes of said railroad ~ hskn es's''
Aldermen aud Comonay Of said city hold said streets and
and also that the association shall not be deemed
dissolved by the death act Of any s'sociste bn his sue
Interest shall stand in his place aud the right Of
associate depend his Iheni OF tho condition
imposed him BY these restrictions the article; OF
sen and bysws Of the association and in case Of bis failure
10 fulfill the same his right shall be forfeited to and deyolvs
tho remainns associates after twenty days notice OF
Ss sc5s IRON o tss end parties
may, any time nco orate themselves unaehs use
RAJ Railroad Act whenever In interest Of the asso
Alderman JEnxnIAn moved TO smsnd BY striking out the
names In the resolution and inserting that me Sorprs'on
De authorized TO sell the privilege TO the highest o'ade
Alderman MCKNIGHT moved reference to the COMMITTEES
On ,i RsilIoods 49,,
Alderman JEREnAH moved to amend by striking out The
charge Of eigh. cents.
Alderman JONES moved ss further amendment to strike
put the charge Of eight and insert the words no more
han the fare which is now OF may DO hereafter charged ~
''her city railroads
The resolution Is amended then adopted on division,
observation-disclosures FoI Jones. Henry. McCool. Shan.
,On Chipp Ryers Hardy. Mss,erson. OmweI Farley snd
Negative-Aldermen Mcknight and Jeremsh-2.
Objections being made to transmitting the paper 20 tho
On motion The wa ordered to be cent them fos Goa
urrenee by the following vote:
Afrnave-AiderInen FoI, Jones' Henry. MeCool, Shan
ION Chip Ryers Hardy Mas.eyson Otiwei and i.ons-li
Observation-Disclosures Mcknight, jeremiah and farlsy-l
PAPERS HERETOFORE LAID ovER RESUMED.
I'll. tsnatw
Jefferson Marke, for the reception Of regiments.
Which adopted by the following vote;
Ahrmave-AIdermen Fox. Jones Henry, 1icCoo ohan
,on, Chip Mcknight Ryen, Jeremiah. Hardy Sla'''r'0n
Ottiwel Farley and Lons-h.
And the directed to DO sent to the Board OF C0un
Report Committee Finance in favor OF adopting re'o
uton that the Copsosr 6s Sosea % draw
he Yorkvile NJ T. Church. in Ei:tysixh street between
Third and Fourth for the sn oil three ana
funds Of the said chorc snd to rembue the sara board
property Of the church the amount to be charged by the
,ornpt roller to the account Of Don.tions'
FOX. Jones. Henry Mccool Shan
on Chip, Mcknight, RyeIs, Jeremiah haidy mnei'on'
),tiwell, Farley and Lope-n =, c.n,.
Report Of Committee OF Ynanee In favor o. adppas re.o
favor of Alexander Leonard Pastor Of the Church OF
Saint George the Msyr for the .gn o. Tory ao "D
he property the said church. located reet
Fifth and 70, 5s w.i1
mount be charged By the Comptroller to tho aecouh! OF
Donations"
Observation-Disclosures Fox, Jones. Henry, McCoo Shan
on ChipP, Mcknight RysI., jeremiah Hardy Aa'eI''n'
Report Of Committee on Finance favor Of adopting resou
ion that the Comptroller be directed TO dfsw
ed dos 20 be in a for damsses su,sncd him BY
the imperfect construction OF the sewer IN the rh
stwesn ninth and IN M
ny neIpended balance OF appropriation 'uneeo I 'ne
ams. r..;,,.. An S.wa,.
Subsequently reoonsdered end referred the Chairman o.
be Committee Sewers, for investigation.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Alderman FARLEY NOV ed that when the Board adjourn
o sdourn TO again 10 morrow, 10Th inst 1t Two O'CLOCK
Alderman JxaxurAH as IN amendment moved to make one
'clock p. the hour OF meeting
Which was accepted by Alderman FAhLHf
The motion then put and carried.
PAPERS PROM BOARD OF COUNCILAEN RESUMED.
Bill Of r. FITZGERALD amounting 70 ten dollars io hstng up
oil Of the Third Election District Of the Tweutyhss Gd
eBy Bo.rd Of Couneien, Dscsnbera. referred to Comp
roller, with power.D .
,i s of,h b. Sni
INV board of Council December referred 10 Comp
roller with power.)
Which was concurredin. ...
Bill Of Daniel Strain amounting TO ten dohAfs ,oi nsh
'wentieth Ward, December election. ,c
CBy Board Of Councilman Decsmber6, referedo the comp
roller with power)
Which concuredin. .r,.,..
Bin OF William Berd snonn,ins to ten do.r' tof n'uneup
lection poll Of the Twelfth Election District oil tho Eight
enth Ward. December election. a.,
iy Board Of Couucusn, December ., referred to the
Comptroller with powefD
Which was concurred ia.
Bin Of George A. Heinel amounting to ten dollars, Tor IT.
ips up election poll the Seventeenth Election District oil
be Seventh Wsrd December election
(y Board Of Councimsn, December referred 70 the
Comptroller. with power)
birh red
hin Of Michael Daey amounting to ten dollars, for fitting
election pol Of the ninth Election District Of the Seven
&c nth WsId December election.
(By Board OF Councnen, December referred 70 tho
Comptroller with poweT.)
Which was concuued In. -,
the (onpfoller be directed to draw his