New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
BY Councilman JoYcn-, - -L,,., - ,asN
Rsleed That the vacant lot, sesth hds o. anSsr

f,rs
amount to Be charged by the Comptroller to the appropriation
for City Contingencies'
| Nv Councilman KEENAN, -.r. -. 81.
R,,oyrd That D. rsson be and the same given 70 chs
20 erect an awning front Of his place OF bnsnes
number six Essex Market Grand street tns o W
| only during the pleasure Of the Common Councii
Which was adopted
to Rslph A. Lord to keep in front ofhis premises
number hundred aud sItyour Chatham street. 70
only during the pleasure oil the Common '''"N''
BY Councilman o. CALLAeHA- ,oe,,o Eoy.
R,oed That two lamps be placed In 'front.' OF ine
third street Baptist Church. under the direction oil Inc
connem"n LENT moved that said resolution be referred to
the Committee on Lamps and Gas
The resolution was then adopted
| REPORTS
Report of Committee on ROADS eoncurrns to hse sidewalks
Of Broadway between foriieth and foryionth s'ress
Repor Of Committee on Roads coucuug flag sidewalks
Report OF Committed on Roads concnrrng TO Jay eroswa
at the intersection Of One Hundred aud Twenty nth street
and Second avenue.
| Which laid over
grade avenue between One Hundred and Twenty ninth
street and Harlem River
Report of Committee on Roads, eoncnrng to permit Gar
ret Becker to regula.e &C. in front OF EghyioIith street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues
Which aid over
Report Of Committee on Roads, eorsuulng to Gag SIDE
Which ives laid over
Leport Of Commit Roads to fa, &C., Eleventh ave
nue. between fortythi and Fif'y-ninth streets
Report Of Committee on Public Health to fill sunken lo'.
Second avenue, between Fihysecond and fitythird
streets.
Report Of Committee Sewers, to bnil sewer In Firs
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Repor, Of Committee on Sewers build in Eighty
SECOND .tieet, between Second and Third avenues
Which vas laid over. ,
Report Of Committee on Belgian Pavement pave Forth
street, between tifth aud Eighth evenues
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Councilman RUSSELL moved that the Committee on Roads
mittee Roads Of Board Of Aldermen with resolution a.
RsoIred Tha, Fortyhr,t street, from the sixth 70 the
Eighth avenue be paved with hesn pavement onsnr ,ne
hted thereby and he remainder by the city the work TO be
the direction 81 the Croton Az educt board and
that accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted
Which was carried
Councilman UsKLL moved that the Committee on hoids
be consideration Of report OF Com
mitee Roads Of Board Of Aldermen with resolution as
R,oic,d That Fire,h street from Sixth avenue to Broad
tie rotor Aqaedne, Board the accompanying ofd
nance therefor lie adopted.
And the pepper wa. Ibid over.
Couuciman FITzeERALn moved that the COMMITTEE on
Street Openings be dschIged Io tie igrho consideration
ofrepor Of Committee Finance of Board VI Aldermen
with r. solution ne follow;
HfaOifff
lied and directed draw he warrant IN favor Of Peter Ran
den for the Of hundred aud thirty dollars FOR
er,y in veneenthst. between Avenue
and East River io hsging &C., and charge the amount TO the
account Of Donations'
Which was carried.
And the resolution vas laid over
Councilman lilly moved the Committee Sfwers
be- discharged from the further combination Of report Of
Committee Sewer, OF Boud Of Aldermen with resolution
ReIoirs That sewer with the necessary receiving basins
ard euver. b. built In unehandroa isn,h
tte
ton 81 Aqueduc Board and that the accompany
ing ordnance therefor be adopted
| Which Carried.
| The paper then aid
MESSAGE FIoM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR.
A message received from His Honor the Mayor.
turning unappoved directing the ce~pIoe, TO
Jerome in portion OF the building corner OF fliy frat
street and Lexington not now In use by the North
Which va. received laid on the table for days directed
to be entered length in the minutes snd pubhbed under
PAPERS FROM BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Preamble, reav. cleaning Of the streets with resolution
Rssled Tina, the Common Council respectfully but
earnestly call the attention Of the Mayor and CITY Inspector
and through the attention Of the reetcleanins Com
mission the condition of streets the imminent danger
the health Of citizens attending further delay
move nom item the Accommodations Of 9th aud dirt that
lie fostering and rotting in the making Of them al
passbe aud the fearful responsibility that rests
upon them, in holding in their hands sctualy The lives Of
million q people the ge, majority Of them heples. women
cuary and constantly exposed to the imminent dan
ReoteS Tha, we hereby pledge to His Honor the Mayor
faithful aud instant cooperation in which
he ut IN bis wisdom to recommend that VIII relieve
city from The dread contingencies Of wdesweepns and
Rssi,ed fst we most respectfully reqpc. His Honor the
Mayor mmuieae at the earliest practicable moment to
Board hi. views the necessties Of the present
emergency and biz RECOMMENDATION. thereon.
Councilman LENT moved that said preamble and resolu
| tlons be laid over.
which was lost
| Tie paper was then concurred In.
Resolution OF Board OF Couneimen, " follows;
Roei Tia, sever With the necessary receiving basin,
and cuver be built la Fifty third street between Ninth and
nh under the direction Of te Cro,on Aqueduct
Board.
By Boerd Of Aldermen June 10 1865 ordered to be re-
turned to the Board Of Douncen the ordinance
being omitted)
Reoired That areceving basin and cuver be built the
of Twenty th and Tenth avenue
under the direction Of the cfoon Aquednt Department, and
that the accom- ordinance therefor be- adopted
Which wa. rtrIIed to the Committee on Sewers.
Petition OF X Lewentha to receive and deliver goods in
front Of his premises number thirty two and half Bowery
tBy Board Of Aldermen June 20 1865 prayer Of the petit
toner grantcd.l
Councilman RUSSELL that said paper be referred to
the Committee Streets.
Which wss lost.
the sction Of the Board OF Aldermen.
Pollution of H. Lewena to keep stand in mont Of hi.
premises number hundred and
(By Board Of Aldermen. June ~ prayer Of the petitioner
Which VS.. concurred In
Preamble and resolution ne follows;
Wher, This Common Council, In obedience TO the patri
otlc pompnss OF open and thoroughly public
opinion did pledge themselves to continuation, without In
eupton Of the payments being inside under the
ordinance creating the Volunteer Family Aid Fund No. sp
proved June 49, 1852 until the termination Of the present Re
belon 10 all persons entitled 10 share its benefits. and
Wherea, Such aid has heretofore been extended to the
sS millions Of dollars and continued through the
entire years of the war 20 the present time and
hcyeas Such aid has been discontinued by order Of
the Comptroller for the reason stated by him that he
entirely unable TO peruade capitalists to advance money on
the bonds issued for that purpose and
bhoea', Tho di.connuanee Of such aid, suddenly and
without proper notice. has resulted In of