New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-27

lOHN BRlCE. SAMIjFI n WEBSTER
sDMlN NJ. HAGERTY, CHAs. RILEY,
dc 1hh tcgS GRdis e e2g k6 SSTFARFFEh
Hayes esq, President in the chsr aud the
joTnclmen Healy Keenan, Riley, Brophy. Haser'y Web
81 Hefe5uan Ryan, Grc.s ReppeT houghain. Hsyiand
eG1sth opdyke, Jaques schaeeT, Cook Brandon, Brace
rhs nses Of the meeting held Sh instant were read and
approved.
Petition OF owners Of lots in the vicinity OF Manhattan
reet, at genth and One-hBnded ndtwe,ltyxih
ee' res'Ee to the hns in of sunken lots 10 neigh
Which was referred to the Committee on Public Health.
BY Counci nun RUsSKLL-
Petition q property and residents in seveptyesth
teet 70 have sewer laid in said street. between Third and
fourth
In connection Herewith Councilman RUSSELL presented tho
n Es.Sfs That sewer with Necessary and
putin avenues aud the accompanying ordinance therefor
Which referred to thu Committee on Sewers.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Councilman HAvILASp- a
Re1rec That permission be and the same hereby given
Sixth and Fourth to remain dur
a. the pleasure Of The Common Council
BY Councilman HoueHrALiS-
shth avenue 70 the Hudson Rvor and that the Counsel
Copper take the legal measures 10 carry this
Which referred to the Committee street Openings.
Rs,orrd That the Committee Roads be and they
ereby directed to inquire into the e1Pedeney and
pened BIS tie resolution passed BY Common Council and
turned to this Board by bis Honor the Mayor with his OBJ
,ction., the 18Th Of June 1854 ha: ,sd Committee si,e
oce by advertisement Of their meetings in relation thereto
stated meeting OF this 6Osd Thursday Soh June IN
Which w. referred to the comrnite. on Roads,
Subsequ-n Councn yAovss moved that tho action re-
sns said resolution to the Committee on Roads be reeon'd
Councilman HAexRrr moved tina; said mOtiObc laid upon
Ae table
(Counciiman wEBsTHR here called to the chAIr)
By COuuc Imam BRANDON
Erie Railway Company TO continue the use 81 the cree
sd company hss heretofore maintained Tor 1t. osp ana
yeas from the city West stree; near the principal oioo
Counean HAoxRrY moved to amend sid resolution By
dding thereto the words following The to remain
uring the pleasure of the Common Council"
Councilman HouaHTALIS moved that said reoato1 ne re-
eisned Special COMMITTEES hsg;ooIe appointed to con
der celtan matters relating to the Erie Railroad.
Rsolrss Thst pesTnis.ion and the hereby given
Conrad Maas 10 receive aud deliver goods IN front Of bis
reuise three hundred and eight East Houston
trset the remain daring the pleasure OF the Connoi
Which was adopted
Re.oreS That the Counsel the Corporation be and he
ereby instructed TO eke the necessary sa measures 70 open
)neH undrsd and street between fonih avenue
nd Essi River according 70 law O. o..
R,orcS That the opening Of One Iiundrsdih street,
rom Ff1bth 10 confirmed tie
gene Court June 49, 1864. take place forthwith.
Which referred to Committee on Street Openings
R,oiTei Ths permission be and the Is hereby siven
Augustus Oebhard TO keep sbowcs on the Sidewalk II
ront Of hi. PREMISES on sns sOu'e WEI & bs travel
md only during the pleasure oil sne common O0uh
Which was adopted.
By Councilman BRoPHY- -. L. ....t- ,,-.,
Rocbinssr to keen showcase front Of his premi.
bes number for,ytwo Bowery, the same 70 'eA uN~ ~
pleasure Of the Common Council
Which adopted
Bv Councilman GROSS 4. VIA
Dam T. Carpenter exhibit sign and deliver goods non shs
dews premises number one hundred sna Sns
lie pleasure OF the Common Council
Which adopted
$780, That TIE Street Commissioned be and be Is hereby
ta,hoIinsd and eeSse 20
Which was refereed the Committee Fire Department
B,.oJssS That the sc,aai opening Of Ono Hundred and
rhirty nth street from Eighth 70 Fourth avenn a. n'Sa
By The Supreme Cour June H. 1854 take paSe ors9Sit
Which as referred TO the Committee on Street opening.
by Councilman HAyiLASp- >.
s.ossd That permission be, and II !, hereby gwen 70
Mesrs Fuller spoOner to place sea-. 70, the weighing Of
zee q Hammond .,rss North RveI toe same to
Which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES On WhArves Piers
md Slips. ,
aoed the present receiving basins and cel,eIt. Be
,s he bull on or near the line street on Hcboken
Desbrosses street NAV become Necessary "a he
I'D mart of
rsds thereof and tie be- dons under the direction Of
ne CrOton Aqueduct DePer'T1en n. y, s.vs,,
BssS That The ComproAss BE- and he is hereby suthor
The sum Of three hundred and forty dollars and hy cents
expenses annexed b attending TIE sf. o.
pprOpaon for City Contingencies or any other appropriate
Which was laid over.
by Councilman JAoUEs- -,
Where1s resolution and ordinance were adopted by ne
nd we'd
tthoring the construction tie necessary rocevins pasins
eeer IL L.Vsnih 9eS1 de- s 1rsvds ras
rebadng Of necessary bssns and eulverts ene y BUM.
n,.yec,ns streets with the Eleventh svere, rendered
fce.ay by the change Of grade OF said streets ana s'enoe
R,.ored This, the following resolution and ordnance be
Dopod Of the resolution and ordinance IN isv Of
pm Foureenth 10 sixth streets, passed BY heCom'
TN Councl and spprovsf by the Mayor June l. 1854
'" : '@'' WEI INVITATION
invitation from Columbus Engine Company
enber Thirty tive to attend teir tenth snnus cnc On
Wednesday, 18th instant
Which accepted
REroRTs.
report Of the Committee FINANCE have assessment
70 building in Canal street, between Csstre street and
Report Committee Ro.a As Ninth avenue. be-
tween Forty fourth and foty-thh streets
sPsi q 9. cs%9ss on: on Road. !, i.,s, Of paving
pavement one half the expense to be paid by the city.
Which " laid
Report Of the Committee Roads IN favor Of curbns sut
,ns and tagging Fifty second street. between sevsp and
+ Khth avenues
Which iaid
Report Of 1he Committee on Bsigsa sys%sn pave With
SSgan block pavement WY pnth street, between
Gixhth and Tenth avenues.
Which laid
Report the Committee Belgian Pavement to pave with
BegAn trap block pavement Fiy seventh street. between
Eighth avenue and Hudson River.
Which laid
Report Committee % Belgian Pavement To pave With
Belgian rspbock pavement ast Thirty shth street BE-
tween Second avenue and the EsN River.