The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1854, Page 9

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, Alderman Hennrom offered as & substitute the follow- | ward are empowered to have it dove, and, jon of the ved, That the Hudson River Railroad Company be, tractors. 1 and by the passage of this resolution te, hereby forbidden +8 | PROCERDINGS IN COUNCIL, | Ficnmiieonteliocda ) eet wim Unies sive By Alderman W anc batty ight! n hereafter, have # | forthwith to take up said railroad, and jres'ore said street | diers whenever services sre required by the proper | it out paesed Oct. 13, 1852. As the ordinancewas sdopte@ id all costs to be | to its former condition, i ‘Authori\ies of ents cuteuk sj wear the close of the year 1852, only the sum And your petitions: The arrargement proposes to coatir ue the pr sent fire | of $65,000 of asserement bonds was i-nae! prior to | 868. Thomas Hope, 26, 27, 29, and 31 College place, and 132 | depertment wiia every priv lege '4-) now enjrs aad to | Trere have been insur: in the year 1805 to the amouat of Chambers street relieve them from more than hal’ t:@ labors "bey are | $284,000 It will require great cad aod watch’uloers to MB. Grisnol), No. 6 College vlace, Bow required to perform protect the city sgrinst abuses by tne too free uae of lobe ©, Stevens, 90 feet cn Colloge plac It is believed by your subscriber thet the plan propored | Seerasment bonis. Tue ordimsace of Oct 18, 1552, makes pose, ai intos by this Anth. Barclay, No. 1 College place, will make the Fire Depar meat ) P C 0 pay 85 par ewat POR’ POR THE TROLLE! Pas: . No. . u pat. meat and also tas Police De- | it the duty of the Comptroller to p ) par cat of che x TANT RE rT oF boned Re tL. to Congress ad carry on & Tree well, No 8 Coll partment, the most woeful sud honorable boctes of men in | eontract ca its completion, wed ty issue Goads to prosare Gorrerpendence upon the subject, wud submit be revulte. te ry ‘ommise’oner of get OA ha toe carried iaverfeek without delay sbioh wat ad piad, | hy ‘Cenellman W. H furru—That the ¢ ¢ Fire Departs aod slno'ae cesta or ee ee te | emit ha taal Ceostetn Cotaell an tea cok ot toe - 4 MITH—That the Co ‘pen . vi no * members Polios, con firme oy pos a" yt tine ol he City Finances, By Algerman Duaxe—Kes Ived That Kdward J. Maddén Supplios i merstecnae' | © 3 and 15 College place, secure for our sity the blessings piste eta ve. | Loglalatess trqu'res that the bonds aball ba Gesed on tee va he 8 a A as ed To Commins o Siacit he old and new materials th Joba R. MeO mb, sod 21 College piace, and oor- | sult from this arrangement wllertitle them not oa'ly to | srserament, it is prude’, tf aot ebrolately nece-sary, he, &o., &e, the city en countyo 20 om i 8 on yard. befvre then ner of College piace snd Warren street, the pecopiary sivas tages that wust renlt to themselves | that Uke ashesement should be made ad. preswated to the OM cee ag Kn ~Revolved, That ths Commissioner | ity That same oMorr hive all she old cin her Thomas 8. G.bber, 100 feet on Collage place, and their families, but. to the I-nting gratitude and reapsst | Comptroller before be ix called on to pay or issus boade siicion Saint od tie ie dinamo by ordered to ly fag and set ourb | rubbish shat he roof of the City Hall James MeBiice, No 6 Soltege ace. Of every worthy jnbabitant of ourcity, OD em easerement which has no existence at the time of Po neseaig and guster Hie seTocty mc™Menclug at and tm front | Hull put ia thoi fe Jobn Trevor, No. 6 College pi Ie in worthy uf remark hat the insurance oompanies of | the fatue In the first ordivance pressoced to the * pesavanve iss. | Sree crandand H er aban, nan Ss, eserves te Coa | Atvpted jidney Mason, No. 8 Coll: ge p our city bave now in theiremploy eighty mur, atanex-| Common Counc for tbe lowe of s# esamwot Yreant—Nathan C. Ei aldermen iy, Eeq.,° President bes year, to wach eg iast | & proviefon wae lavarted “ Spat mo loan abe’! be made Brown, Williamson, Blunt, Baird, Hoftmire, Howard, Wood- | "By a'dermai . Wm. Whiley, ¢x’r, 90 feet on College place pente of thirty thoosend doll Ry Councilman Frve—That the sum of $2.50 be appro Tam informed that they loteod greatly \o tnarease | for the payment of amy contrac, untt! the arnessmeut for The payowiert im Chat- | pristed for the colesrntion of Washington's birthday” To | , {7H Trustees of Columbia College, by G. @. Van Wage | fr Trank Wein. Pastor’ Verila: Seomistion Roaanan: Wnne:.| beni cnsth betes tnd cataan okies ietipees. 1a wibarty | cnacigl semanition, cep, Treasvrer. this foree. In aidition, your sudrertber, aod w great | the eame has been comf:qed by the Common Ooanell.” an, Covert, Kelly, Chaus cey, Christy Lord, Herrick, C. r, and in condition highly imoce™ | o By Ccunciiman Prxckwey—That Thisd avenue Ratiroad | RC. K Delafield, executor egtate of Wm. Berd, No, 2} number of meroben'# and private families, bave for years | This was e ruck out. an! (be provision to retain 16 per okor, Mott, to the vehicles constastly passing that bb Company cause Vhatiam strect, from Pearl to Chambars, | Celiege place. constantly employed privaie watchmen toguard oar stores | cut wae eubsiutated. If the essesement us actaslly i read and appré \d. whereas. th to be repaired according to the termes of sbeir grant, within I m. Lownds, 114 feet on College place. and dwellings from robbery and fires. All that tnese oost, | mace, and shows that the bonds to be issned have the eared beg Bd. Sten, peed, ar ee ere turouga which the trae.* are a cr atepiet. hi Teac Jones, for 60 feet on Wairen atreet and 50 feet and more, would be ¥'adly contrinated toa body of Po | baris which the Jaw contemplates, the sum retained anti “Shame asy anil Mises ag Bag sora 4 ane-—Sreemab Chambera street . 2 - lice who would, by « faithful perto mance of day, asoure | the confirn ative of tor assessment is sufficient The ages rabers of the Alex. McWhorter, 17 and 19 College place. athe neceseary relief for our Fie Department, by } of having the aera emeat actually sade before a deve ‘sion of the basement under th Geo H. Swrrds, 10 College place. appvally the number of fires, and ie bared on it. te rtokingiy Ilustrater ia the'transestion lopted. i to the use of the Dopartm: Samuel Wyman, by H. D. Al.rioh, attorney, 27 Warren, unt of property stolen below the average agread mpom. | cornectec with gradirg rection Cof the Seoeud a jaw or I ‘applied for P’ The postition pre- ry ar. and li suo 43 Murray etreet. 1 have taken the liberty to invite the attention o’ your | Ip t is case the expeue incurred wae $261 401 66, and ‘which may horoatter be in progress ee cr ccnaces pected Presl- By A mpi the Senor etd Fic Rnene gat 5 HL D. Alér ch. 102 Coambers street, 31, 82 and 83 War | hoaorable body to an arrange nert and principle by which | the whole rm sirroned oo the eijoinieg property wae aflectin Le pany eee ety ee Ne vatavieuehecehe aecreind age cree ink uae 0 law passed July 20, rep street, 19, 21, 26, 27 and 29 Murray street. ® large majority of all the officers in the employ o' the | only $89,594 On hin rtate of facts, the Common Coom a they shell Seems the best inserests of the city reqaire, and | among the people: therefor Kesolution providing for the special election to be held on Jvo. P. Howard, $6 Chan. bers street. chiy will become pecuniarily avd otherwise interested im | oi! passed a resolution 1 es'ing the Street Commissioner 0 report thereon from time to time to this Board Bosclved, That 300) extra copies of the petitionof Peter | sho léthinet. I's Committee of the Whole Avthony 8 Hope, 99 and 101 Warren street, 276 Greem- | a faithful performance of their duty. Sooh performance | t Giaw op the Comptreller for $200, r an ordi- ‘Adopted, and Aldarmen Wakeman, Chaunooy and Hof: Cooper be printed for frea olreulstion throughout the ity, | | By Councilman Coxovea Preamble, wething forth thet by | wich street Will not only tavure to them she large fund provided by | ua.ce of December 23, 1851, * xing of mister. which war lost on # division, viz. : ~ e burring of the Now City Hall many of the public officers i iv- | conti cr work dome to d pointed such ons erTrON mee wen cet en PraKGenl Alderman” Beswns ives: | ween alee 13 ¢ thelr rooms, with cersiehen | batahe oa Wm. L Wallace, 151 Chambers street. the corporation, and, in addition, the fund to be receiv. | contract rk Gone to be paid by assessments.’” Tease L Pint, 70 Murray utree reward for reduc This som ed from the insurance companies not ‘ C id, for reasons given in = report te Becerra enemnete Cn Tney ROU: Harriet pone! Belo Chae eeez | Chas. Deuison, President Grocers’ Bank, corner of Col- | ing the loas by fire below the average agreed upon; but | the Board of Assistants, August 1, 163, ‘or, Voorhis, Trow- | rights to the said aod plot of grew bounded lege piace and Barclay street. they would, in addition, find the faitnfal performsncs of ASSESSMENT OF RRAL AND PERSONAL KATATE, yy Christy, Lord, C, | Park Row. ‘agsau streets, thi F. Hopkins & Brothers 6! Barclay street. Gury the surest relief from excesive labor, by diminisaitg | Baten ent Ne — shows the assessed vslue of real amd ‘By the Presper. be alte Hope, Graydon & Uo,, 81 Barclay street, the number of fires aud the amount of crime that 00% | personal entate in the several wards of the city tn tee Ser of the prope! cea hlsgrman, Ke pera aeeee ae A. W. Brown, 40 anc 67 Murray street. form #0 great and so unpleasant s part of their provent | yesrs 1662 and 1863, and (he amount of tax lorled tm ne same—Petition of the Veteran Corps of 1812 fora | jy resoluti y first to Thirty-seventh shroet—Ad Mulford Martin, 141 Cham sexs street. leber, July, 1868, ‘The total re«u! aa follows: Repeal of the resolution extending Albany street, To Com- By same—That the Comptroller report thi L. & V Kirby & Oo.. 24, 86, 87, 34 and 50 Verey atrect. The principle idea in the foregoing communication was 1852. 1853. Increase, ‘on Btreots. bavin, hi, eed fi —Adopted. Samuel Kolmes, 126 Chamoers street. Presented by your subscriber to a previous Common Cor .$253.186,768 294652,796 41 486,001 lerman WILLIAMSON—Petition of electors of Third By 6 of}m a ler do not pay Wm. A. Hunter, 36 Murray ¥ cil, some twelve years aiace, uncer the full sense of the it, « 98,6aq042 119,034,137 20 559 18 and 15, 81 and 39 Mur. | gro bea Lead treet. lion or any monies for |i which was openc Commirsioner on Lampe, & 0. By Councilman MoLixr—That Fifty fourth street, from 4 gem . By ald jot, Fifth ward, for the appointment of John Seen Mes inapectoret bleovions. Yo Commits on sal By Sifemaan Boanmwax—Potition i Poter Jones fer re- until the contract A&E 8. Higgins & Uo. 1 t advanteges that would raul: by the savicg of mil —_——e be awarded. To | ray street, and 12 and 1s Warren a! of property annually from ¢estruction, and what is Total.........8351,706,795 413 686,082 62 025,678 J.& J. W, Mocks, 14 16, 18, 26, 28, 30 Vesey rtrect, and | of more value, it woukt save the health and morals of | Tue total amount of the tax for 1863 was $5,067,276 69, To Coumirtee on Finance. 1“ First avenue to East rivor, be regulate i— Adept ig tae lca! Fecal Pipeagiteys the boon logs male aaa t poees tae\ or remuneration « ; resey 8 nr city from being broken down and destroyet by : to hous By Counoilman Bai forth that est | leaac A. Greduwoed, 61 Murray street and 71 Warrea | the'r lors of time. and the excessive labor occasionsd by | _,7h¢ Public School Hosiety, in compliance with an ae: By the saze—Petition of K 8 Me to be appointed ten for lighting bh atreet, the mumerons fires that take plice, and which would | (' ‘he Legisteture, op the lst of September, 1853, trams. Commissioner of Deeds To Committee on Salarios and Of- the contract h Th kes Hic Dainly be prevented by adopting thoarrangemeat pra | f-T1ed al their corporate property to the city. [Hess Comm i & Meme, Wo tOtmer dae Fo tol te eee aepeerranxement Pro | f llows a statement of the property, &c, which we have ame—Petition o¢ Wm. M. Titus and others forare- | By Alsorcen Wakeman.—Resolved, (if the B Committee on | + M- iselow, No. lege place. ro OF hich is moat reapsotfally submitwod. | si esdy published) The aggregate value ef real estate rdivance to extend Albany stroot through Trinity | Councilmen concnr) that the bers of the Sovate and PR &o. Alex. H Laatey thee Chambers street, ura, with great respect, PECER OUOPER. srd personal property of the society was $005,221 68. ommittee on Btree Assembly from this olty be, an Fe hereby, requested to | By Councilmen Braxtxy——That Henry A: Kerrbe appoint | North, Sherman & >, 06 Unambars street. RE-ELECTION OF MR CHAMBERS AS DEPUTY CLERK. Pertinent dart eS ape By Alacrman Morr—Potition of Runyon W. Martin tore- | procure au act from the Legistature, horlzing the ap | ed Inspector of Bleotions, Third district, Pi teeatn wari, tu Abner A. Pond, 101 a’ 103 Cham ern street. Mr. John H Chambers, the efficient deputy oltrk of yes je real estate are mortgaged | amount of oom land sold for an assessment. To Commitice on Assess: | peintment of an additional numbir of (76) seventy tive Com. | place of John Westerteld, resigned. Adopted. Susan H Robiason, Nos. 9 and 10 College piace. the Beard of Aldermen wes nomigated ava unanimously | 250,800. be: German Lony—Potition of Wm. Ripley tobe ap- | orersire the Stal cuter techie heared Aaa te From the Comptroller, with his Aanual Report. Lail on eet 140 feat tn College place, reelected de pary clerk of ae tases can | to annual reportifrom this d part it, im Fel pointed Commissioner of Deeds. To Commistes on Salaries | Cis: of the Common Council forward & copy the table, tobe printed." Bee A Re Bee inps Mieoteliveee was tremsacted, and | iit a atatement ia, given Wales, ahows. the tor Bnd OMoee e—Petition of Jane B MoRvers for release Of Committes om Pablio Health, to eoncu: to grant per LH. Holme, 118 Chambers atreet. {Thera was a very bad supply of gas in the Board of | $*<,000, raised annaally under what is called the Free 9 st Northoass corner of F' aad Fitth ave: mission to construct vaults corner of Nassauand Bookman | Killa Potter, 148 Chambers street, Alcermen last evening, tt being for nome time almot im- | S6hcol System of the State, in unjust amd oppressive ap tro vommiseeo On gents, Adopted sien and Bupplion’ sie traauel: wae Martin, 71 Warren street. pounlbla 00 see the’ d ferent documents provented fo Arann Tareas, Cosme Connell i = 8 and Supplies oF 0 x : -peci ibs Ocumitart et Bt dente ie ek J. G. King, Jr., 40 Barolay street, tideration, snd it was mot until numerous wax ¢ 8 port, fi A care action on the subject should become necessary, ., for the Union market and Bloventh ward station | 7: 10Ro!dsby, 46 Warren street. lighted that the busizess could be proceeded the time of the cerfirmation of the tax rolls it mas wat hh John W. Hamerniey, 65 Murray eireet. | 2, amz.cegzee. of comfort, ‘The company who are palt | Geratorg that the free achool.spitara ee rae See Sa . owner of two houses om corner of for #1] ing their light on the city fanctionaries are, per. Callege place and Warren.street. w, under the impression that there is “gan” encugh | Pet Prowoupced uvconstitotional by the Court of Ap By th wee to bie property W. an EMAN—Rosolved That the C oes inquire int) and report whether the best in- in favor of directing the C ph ane Commi oe. P ‘and hence the sum of $225 660 80, required b By the same—Potition of Heloise D. Choguray, relative to edi caret Themas Huffern, 99 Coambers, 41 amd 43 Warren, 124 | in the Board of Aldermen without the afd of their pipes; | Peale , Fequired by that property, "To Committer on Law De ry Can ed | ee ten ts the Tareaan a War ak Chambers and OL Dey stresta, : but the reporters of the publig press would be less iuaon’ | IW! to be pela shy the’ aliy, Naa: Mee eas, in the By 0. H Tucmn-Fetitien of GB. Harter menivece Sieararen, aud) if 80 oft want ohanges are nece opted. ‘Austin [;, Sands, 110 and 112 Chambers atreot. venienced by the lack of the species of gas emitted by the | ‘levy of 1863, It is now said the opinion ier foot 0) Thirt ucth street, N. R. To Commiteee on bated nd, i to rep or i ADCS BFe seary, ‘om te—That the ordinance for Paving Bo: ” J ald than ti Ls Lu of the Court of Appeals was in a case a harves, Piers, and Slipr, without delay, To Committes on Ordin Thirty fitth street, from First to Third avoune, be a Jamee Boyle, M. D., 21 College place. eines De the ean Of the wriform fluid whlch | Loder am act on which the electors voted previous to the By the ssmo—Petiticn of Wm. L. Rowland and others, fer By Al AK 89 astoread “that said street be regulated, gr: Jobn J. Healy, 16 College place. should be supplied by the company | - Tote on the ect for taleing $80,008, and Bs ry ‘he removal of nvis: m Thi.ty fifth street. To Commit aved, and the curb and gatter stones set whor H. P, Liscom), 63, 64 and 66 Barclay atreet. os a de a Ty tateece th Geol aee eae, ou = Hi 0 Committee of the Whole Rogers & Walker, 42 and 60 Baralay street. spply in terms to the later ac! prove: to be the Of samo- That the crosswalk and Fifth stroet be repaired Of Committee for investi, others, for re- ‘Trini ae oe the woot sideofaventeD | Henry Thompson, No. 4 College place. Report of the Comptroller. care, then itis respectfully suggested that # memorial be fo same. Fivanca DarawemEnt, ComPreoLiee’s OFFice, preepted to the Legisia'ure in tue mame of the Mayor, tl of David Cole pkea teeth fetes (aioe Nara atvand Grrr or Naw York, Jan. 30, 1854. } Aldermer and Common Couneil, to relieve the city of New jh distrie with Bese bys rm v e eee OES: To Tam Common CouNcii— York from the unequal operation of the luw Pa ale gh hd ig rg geri iomty The Comptroller, in compliance with the requiremonts | stands. The four h sec'ion «fthe frea school In favor of having ob- | Wie R Painter 10 Warren atrect, of the twenty first section of the amended charter of | the superintendent to appropriat d. Adopted. Wai Hi weoltiS6 Murray rice 1849, and the one hundred and second section of the or. | the $800,000 equally among th The, Paton, 149 Chawstere sirens and 191 Reade treet, | “snoe of the same year, organizing thy departments of | of the State’ Uncer thir move of spporti rer eerie 140 Chambers street, and 121 Roate | the elty goxerament, respectfully submits the following | trict school in any of the countien cut of the county of il of Dr. Douglas, for services ward station ho, To Commit- lice. Aldermen Wakeman—Reoo! |, That Kighty-seventh jerman TROowPRIDGR—Petiiion of John MoKewan, | street, beswier Third and Fourth avenues. be fiegged and By al ittes ‘ id gubtered, and tas the Street Conmissioner eause report: New York will, with twenty fire scholars, reowtve as large lop correction of tax. Top cataieastaee of the, Welsh Cal | thiaseootution to be eazriod inve eect without delay.” xe sey palais Lasley itceet: he receipts ard expenditures of the corporation dar. | » portion of this one third of the tax ans paid tow dis wonlsio eshediat Chureh, for tro gag amps in froat of hole | Commitive ou Reade ones abeien? ees nie ing the gear ending on the Slat Dec., 1863, exclusive of | ict in the olty of New Yors in whicd two thousand Obinoo, | Prayer wf pealtioners ax sal Ianpwiatta t apart for the payment of the debt, | five hundred children are actually instructed at the dis 1 the stoking fund era Tithe Tent foreign: peels ‘on tractors fr cle: Boeoowate eycee VE Berens 46 400 48 aS fe Lee tol 1 ehh Gi al Lrinseterren =—s any of ea ae h : ew York; which was adopted. J. R, Whiting, 63 Marray and 55 Warren street. Lay amt hose daapbepat le Bate anes clei lperp hha iy aint tle) ts Bota Bara Be BR. Honning, for re- | By Alderman Voonsis—Koonlved, That the petitim of | 4 William A Helawio, No-o College pi Of the MAMC YO... .eeeee eevee $7,927,740 83 | mon echool fund, to the establishment of waich this city Wor i Ellbv Noble, presented Ap il 13, 1363. ‘to the Board of Alder- ibd Ral proto alts . ry Joseph Pa: toler 104 tnd 106 Oe Liege ey Received trom all seurces except the sinking has contributed {ts fal! share, 1s apportionsd according te & By the same—Potition of barles Levlin, for paymont of Ged the Supermtondent of Sireots to proceed and porform the | Jamon T, & Fcederick K. Gibert, 16 and 63 Warren, 121 | !8U¢++++++seeseerereeereeee sees pf acinacleish) Boy dlaineaubemme lanes inal Mi: aged alderman BOARDMAN Petition cf Mes mission of am orroncows assessment for buil yi and stating that it will be mecossary to make pro- | Chambre and 68 Barclay street “980, ¢ ‘half of pier 18, ision for the payment, So. 'Y off red the following resolution: i frm H. Aroolatis od''to hi Ald whion was adopted viai Fe Comensttec on ¥ nary: i By A an COVERT —Kosolved, That the Committes of | Councilman K By Alderman Kxi.v—Potition of L. J. Keane to be ro- | Repairs and Supp lee be direztod & rovort to this Board the goni t of fit e rooms in north west corner of Pt padres Snemigrant Hommes, 7 Commision | enueat fot the Ocllscter of Aner smentia oto Adopted, 0 Fequlre ‘he eonstreciors to, oarry out the 20 =I . 4 - | By Aldermen Hxnxicx—Resolved, That sec 2 0} ‘ senidie couneuss Ber inaierese eta Sreente: ‘mended obs which diroots that ‘all work | fllure to discharge thelr obli Excess of reoelpta over expenditures........ $893,110 29 | The rule of spportiorment in the Common School law, pee + Srevens, Jr., agent, 163 and 156 Chambers Statement No. 1 gives the general heads of expondicures, | as it Las existed for forty years, Is as follows: —Ta mo v, and in & correspoucivg column the amount recived into | ney is ‘apportioned among toe several towns aod cities John J Dortic, 68 Warren street, the City Treaury from taxrs and all other souroes, ex- | of tke State, according to the rates of their population ig | PROPOSED DAVROVEKANTS IN THN WORKING OF Tim vine AND | tpt fiom the revenuss of the sluking fund. Toe expand- | respectively, we ovumpared with the population of the to POLICE DEPARTMENTS itures and recefpts op account of the city government, | whcle State’? The town commiwiovers apportion the 4 cloaning the strocts, under th The following important communication was received | notincludi:g trust fands or the sinking fands, for the | school money amorg the sch ol districts in proportion te x—Petition of Wm. B. Astor and RErorn 4 expen ne cisy gov- 5 1 just rules of apporti« PO pean pes Wn dit ais ky teed. Re Of she spectal committee appointed to prooeed to, Bp ae oth ec a ced RRS article cee ++ 88,314 740 04 | which worked ratinfactcrily for forty ysars aud establiah Committce en Streets. as to harbor encrcachments. with resolutio: 7 J The aabsoriber takes this method to represent to your Receipts from all sources except taxation, 160,084 98 | ® 2¢w and partial rule whi Operates no nueqaally a8 to By the sume—Perition of Metropolitan Bank and others, —— | give the county of Saratoga, with a population of 46 644, ger of ordinance to exvond Albany streot. ‘To Com: Ano Boga pon 2s inal oer lent grr deg rr Balanoe payable from tazation.............83,101,080 10 | snd au arcereed valuation of fourteer. millions of gaittee zoe! . a f the Jomptroll ie labor of collecting tae city . Sttement No. 2 gives the appropriations made by the | $170 collars more out of the $500 000 than the county of piireoerta dant iee Mol lar tga ue may aswell by put out by contracs as the more ¢ taken to. disposi the police, and greatly lessen the Isbors of the Firs De | ccrsmon Council for 168, and the items of exjenditu 20, venue BY aS as who New York receives, with a taxable valuation of x By oe eS ee ea at ‘Dr. P. J. ver medical | humble Iabor of lighting te public lamps. have ereoted, or the cccupancy of wharf or pier on | Pa:tment anc st tLe ame time give greater security to | 4 venue, and apopulatios of $616,000? After paying tre endre Joo at she Sevenveonth ward stationhouse.” To Commit- Resolved, That the Committee on Strests and Lamps has | Janda within she jurisdiction of the oity without the consent | \ife and property, and the goverameay of uur city. ‘THTW SINKING FUND, exjenno of our own schools in the city by taxation, we senthens heg no — ority Gy abolish te office SE cane th aainiiee rane Commas Leal een moi eger fe be pela tes. Font spleens ee one later regres remap The ordinances of the Common Couneil have eatablish- | are called on by the act of 1851 to pay $225,000 tare’ for - to rack wits Say person erform the 82 ¢ Board shen went into Com of the Whole, Coun- iil, 10} result reat Bene! oly 3 4 pazihe sme elton oF JGhmniniee ow Baines aud OF | nowrendered by them. Breet ar art natu 6 Jy State, | od separate sinking fauds, one for the payment of inter. | the State atlarge: and of thi: we reccive back only $15 r7. : esolved, That the Commissioner of Streo\s and Lanps Resolusk viding for ths special elrotion te be est aud another for the reimbursement of the sriccipal of | after deducing the $86,000, to which we sre eat: a Brunr—Petition of John Rovb nsandiothevs, | aud ishereby: inctruchea nov to compleve wny consraosfer | ihe low inet.” and. S/,000 spprepisted. therefor. Au A good goverrment in this city, like the heart of ®| te city debt. All the real estate belonging to the city, | froin the school fund proper. Thus $130,000 at lease BY ade ae BO Neen extend Albany stress. Te | lighting the public ol, lamps until directed t» do 80 by she | Ly the following vote, vis. great body, will make iteeif felt thronghout our State, | 2n4 the revenues derived from nearly all eourees, ave | i* a0 unequal levy on the city. Infact, after boing taxed. Ghmtahiies on Sites. sl wee acon of the Common Council, ‘To Commision on Law De- | firm asivenih Fresidmnt, Couneilme Fee nso cture fone nace eno tie world. | pledged to one or the other of there funds. This saver, | $04,040 to make oar elt; sohools entirely free, the county By the same—Potition of John C. Olarkson and others, for. | parsment. non, Clitton, Young, Healy, Biokfo: pg greatly tor c city the inesiim | ine current anoual expense: of the cit; govoramen: to be | “vght to have teen exempted altegether from the assess repeal of ordinance te exiend Albany street. 9 Domanlines | | Ey sideman “Wentzamson—Freamble:ond resbletion x0. |. Eebenalk, SultieyBeely. Gray, Wii, Ucn Abie bieenings of good goverriment, 1 have ventured to) toy) led mainly by divect texatin Tae numa reserves | ment of $216,000 “or the maintenance of echoole oat at oD e 24 prepose and urgestiy recomuad io the serious consid pr, Bruyl Schuyler, Msymond Alliott, Forbes, By t!¢ same—Potition of Levinus Kite: by aed id lved That tho Street Jom: | ghar, Stev! Molntyre. W: eration of your honorable bay » plea foavced on a prin- Peg the Sst Decanber? ‘tess Base Beate Tae union BS Specter ley stoe overrace: “ne vote of Fepeal of ordinance to extend sIbany PE i Menor be and he ts hereby, directed $0 bave the siiewasik | son Husted” Plackuey, Feve- Getto ciple that I believe will do moxe.to ortog about security, | Jw, O vices other count'en, and fastened on them a law te which they ppspenans—Eoitilen sf Remnel 8. Gravee and there, for. | Gest of the Blxih ware stecion Neate: ropetred: JOeIRW ithe: | eee Tae ae eee eee rae a for hildieg order and good government, thay ay aud ali other mes | eoeired om account of the fund for the re. were oppored, and that the urequal taxon the cl'y wae o . ie 108 th are within pio! wers Y _Bepealoferoimanc te extend Albany street, To Committee | O¢97004 ., noanoman—Resolved, That so much of the | oiler vadopeet fon leg vo ee a ae Tee ot One miunloipal powers | “cemption of tie city debt during the Amemure of retaliation. We ought to receive oar $929,938 12 } #bare of the commen school fund proper ($34 000) and be 91,415 60 | exempt from raising anyjportion of the $560,000, = the * yt The Ns Nayor’s message a+ relatos to compiling the various chsrtsrs | The Board then adjourned to Thursday sfrnoon at 6 Pp sonst rerdaaaeo te ectaad Aibtay cteeehs Te Comaitnes | ot tee city. ben koa up ait referred to Commities on the | o'clock. From the minutes: C.T MCCLENACHAN, Gler | | make it dir ly the collar and cent interest of some |), caress sees t eat three quarters of all the offioors in the employ of the city | s/ancein bank January 1, 1663 on Btreete. Law Di ‘Tha: John H. Chambers be, and government to faithfully perform their cut; ————— |] of course excluded from reosiviag any portion of 1 al ectekaase to eisead Riteay ee ye Semen Applnted deputy olatk to thls Board, Usasi | Proceedings th the Board of Aldermen. ‘fils can be thom fo be conveniently prasion i,t meee gi seinen tea weonee sem, om Dironte. o ‘the Commissiozer of Repairs OUR SPECIAL REPORT. be s would bring abou: gree er e ————— | __ Ths sipking fund for the payment of interest onthe Se eee ence alteas tae Freabe matiatiock vue: diconttt be pessbabe” toe oes ALIRGED CARELESNESS Re ene eee Ot Su! aanfal laws and ordinanees | Heianoe of oath to credit of the fand Janu: debt has sustained a lose of 614,451 90 on the sale of tity © lice station house in this cliy, = copy of the Alderman Morr said that he visited the attics of tte | 1)0! Tend shone ak over: ‘spplied to ary 1, 1854., om sseessee $419,575 00 | Old ferry boats of the Catherine street . The original oy B, Tillon and others. fo Won cf the State of New York. To Committoo Oly Hall, end he there found six boxes of coal sshes Ditoce Lattomph 0 Gepeription of this plan, I wit state | 8éceived on account ‘of the fund” for’ ‘the lease given in 1846 contained a covenant binding the a sete estate to extend Albany street. jomi taeceaaen collested from the diferent offices, They had already | 1,1 it will require greater conveniences for theextingulsh RA Sone ae ee 1,095,828 76 | to psy for the boats at the expiration of the lease ia treae 1, 1853, By ALDERMAN Cuaenenr pein ‘Theron Mersohof 4» invitation was reveived to ationd the fifth annual | Jost epe building of the City Hall by fire, and this cars | oot orn og than ¢hose now provided by the present ar 346 812 76 | om the 9th of June, 1861, a new lease was granted to Gea, Committe inant get lorrection of 0 oe. Yall of the Hancock Avceia ion, ab Niblo's, on Wednesday | Joa:ness was reprehensible. They should endeavor to G Teylor & Son without inserting in it the usual provision by the vamecFetition of albert G. Young, 0 be ap- | evening. 24 instant, Acvepted: avoid this. It appeared to him that they had mo keeper pean ree Pao onde ater yell We Total, reralring tise Se seseees $0 saliove the sty Citas. Koes om poi ted a C mmmissioner of Leeds. To Com see on Bala- in the City |, for the presen’ jacaumbent was unfit for e putting * o int of LJ oats. , wi ofl. " Of Committer on Finance—in fever of remitting and oor- iia ofioe, firea cap be arranged ip a short time, and at oompara- | "iG Cebt for intereat on the city debi, in coount of the old boats. Accordingly, when the lease expired, Smith & Buokley,the assignees of the cid lease aa 996 182 18 Nostue new one, demanded pay for the boats to the oe alderman, WAKEMAN — Ne in Smith, for oom OF Tobe Haver and | recting taxes of sundry parties | Ad «pied. ‘The CHAMMAN saked Alderman Mott if he had any reso- by placing s botler iron tank of some ices a6 beli-ringers, Of Committe on Markets—Kelative to extengion of TomP- | )..+:0m to offer in connection with his remarks. om tae top of the present reservoir Bolarce Im treasury, Jan. 2, 1854, 484,059 88 or tee on Fire Department. " 2 jount of the spprairal, $28,200. This was paid to them, To Commi kins Market. Adopted. bill. This tank to be fi 4 kept full of Statement No. 3 gives the several items of receipts and ry le of the boa! Lo, Wedtans! tote ‘i & Hi Alderman Mort replied that he had not, but perhaps and kept full of and on a sale of ta at auction the net proceeds a Sleeieleceet DY “hel To Commitee oa Salerie casein tie Se eaves a vorte Pros} Pig nd on | would in the ousva ct the evening % waver by @ small kfeam engine provided for that purpose, oped nrece oon ae Rage fund, for the | were only $8 019, showing a dead loss of $14,981. bs care a avenue Thirty-pinih, Fortieth and. Forty-firet The Cuam apologised to ‘the Board for allowing the A! | And, a an sdditional mourity, I wouls propors that | FAymen @ principal of the city debt, and No. 4 gives THE LEASE OF THE WALL STREET KERRY, By Alderman Voornrs—Potitionjof Thomas F. Devoe, 1a | sundry ethers. Severally o ed, and lenao Edwards derman of the Twenty-first ward to make his remarks on | the present Cily Hall be raised an additiona story, and | th@ iteme of receipts aud expenditures on account of the | The Comptroller gives a”bittory of the Wali street fore m to Lis stand in Jeffereyn Market. 10 Committee on | poinsea collocter therefor, on a divisio > important » subject without first unierstanding that | covered with aa irom tark tha would hold some ten feet | fund for the payment of interest on the debt. The bal | ry, and cisapproves of the actof the late Common Cosn- By the same—Potition of Nanoy Ferguson, for remission of ig hang me hl wien they were prefatory to a rssolution of water The outaide of this tank to be made to repre- a subjeot .o the draft of the Commissioners of the | cil in reducing the rent from $20,000 to $5,000" sent » cormice round the building jpg Fund on the 1st of Jan. ipat., was $904 535 33 If an adcitioral building uboaid be put up to tare the | Te\#l ¢perations of the treasury in 1858, including the re place of the ous lately Oestroyed by tire, it should be | Cep!® snd paywents on account of the sinking fund, are forwed #0 #8 to be ia harmory with the present City | ** ‘¢llowa:— 4 Hall and covered with & sioilar tank and cornice to cor- | Hecsived ato the cliy tremeury, ‘0 Committee on Finance. ; Chauncey ea Nr-—Potition of Lowis F. Borland, for | Pam Helly. Chaunen’ Belief from tex Committee on Fi ‘O/ Special Cowmittes By the esame—Perition of J. 8. and J yh, “or payment Goarc. Ls en the tal 4 directed to ‘of till for extra work on the Arsenal. To Committes on Ke- Cf Committee on 4 OF » pairs sud Supplies. ing C. B. Wheeler TMINITY GHURCHYARD—PETITIONS FOR THR REPBAL OF TIS ORDINANCE OF THY LAST BOARD Aherales of the | there were several petiilons—smonget which was one ppoint- | fom General Haight and the surviving veterans of 1512— of | ogainst the exi-nsion of A bany rest, and the conse {ter & revenue of $20 000 has been secured to the “me bing fond for a valuable fiachise, and has become vested in the trustees for the ment ef the debt, cam +++» $8,823,851 17 | the Commcm Couneli cance) three-fourths of tl in favor 0} ly, Commissior p , . With this greater head and rupp!y of waver | _ by #\Alement No 1.. ‘annual ‘By the PRasinent—Petition{of Sarah Ann Williams, for | iicede. quent desecration of the dead baried in Trinity Churen | T*PORd Receivid into the city 1 Committes on Fiance. : always at command an¢ ready for connection with ine | Kecei city (ressary on account {neome, and instead of w {ding to the security of the pab- Ope aldenmse Horraine—Petition of Hook aad Ladder | cghiea ink Wag tute eae which en motion the Board paid. There were other petitions, fran William B Astor | Fresemt ntreet mains the mcment arignel is givea from | of inking fund, for payment of principal, lic oreciters abarract » buncred and (fly thousand “dob. ooh propriation forroom rent. To Commit | adjcurned until Thursday next, at 5 o'clock, P. B pa D eicrgcobif “* ‘on or th SOS Elie: Mate oper any ‘police station, it will be apparent that ail thejby- NO Bree eeeeee eee sese+ 929,883 12 | lars from that fund? They can have no aueh right, um See on ens, s fi D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk. sok, againat the extension of the same, Grants will be mae effisivat to raive water ever the tops | Revive into the city treasury for pay Jess the powrr to add to the fund authorises them to di- Ca REC ira ar oe lars Sab PEITTION IN FAVOR OF TIE EXTENSION. of the highent houses ia the city, ment of interest, NO. dis.sse.sssseeeeees 1,096,328 76 | mimish it. Ameffort will be made to collcet the remt of railroads, To Committoo on Rail Board of Counctimen. There was slso e patition from James Boorman, ia | | would, im addition, propose thit there should be ——————= | $40,000, notwithstanding ”? favor of the proposed exiension, in whieh the peti Isex¢ at convenient distances, io avery atrest, a amail | _ To's! sui reesived in 1853..,.......,...010,840,168 04 . By Aldermen Yoonsis—Petition of John MeCormick, to Freedes—Rewts J: Beows; Bi Fomnars eb-S. 154, | (Mere to detray the whole expeoss of the extension pro wack containing #°me three hundred fact of hose, Theve | Expenditures an shown in staie- The Pers Nohianes pag seed bm = eh name of Wear Twelfth street, To Commitiss on | | Present Pawin J. Brown, Bea, President ¢ chair, | v ded it does not exceed $10,000.—all of which were rsferced | osrts should be so light that one mau could draw them | ™entNo 4...........000+ $7,921,740 88 Jart amounted to the eum ot a ey ion of Rbenczor B. Shafer, to Peririons, 10 the Comma iaee oniareoes: to the nearest hydrant to the fire and bring the water on | Dv. on account of sinking fund Of this sum there was cancelled cn i ; zine Company No, 20, for THR SIXTH AND RIGHTR AVENUES the fire im the shoriest posible time. With this arrnnge- for payment of debt ay shown man Brunr—Pe By Courcilman Qaxwon—Ot BT, a ene of Deeds To Committeo on “ er, meine io Cemmitte on Fire D. are wont p Alderman Oxisoy BLUNT presented a petition from all | ment I propose to make it the interest of every nan tu in No, 3. sereerasta +» 001,897 72 Of the Water Rogister......cscsesseeseeeee . TB seen By the Puesinxs7—Pobnion of Frodoriok Ski, (or relist |. ¥,t hore fo Commirtovou Ficaues, ? T PAY | ih@ property holders in College place—elghty seven in | the polles to wateb egsiest incendiaries ee seemnit cttiene Leaving & Delance Of........006e:.eceeeeess $41,688 76 Sr x eag Patition of J.B Yates Sommers, 40 be ap | By Counsilmsn Bicxronn—Of Catherine Coyle, to bere. | Hamber——prazing to have the second or easterly track of | to use every posib Node 996,182 18—8, 628, Hid The EWO ParOals etzpmeCURly: sold, 6. bode pointed Commissioncr of Leeds. To Commistes on Salaries | ‘vhded moneys paid for \axes and astossments, To Commit- Sixth and Eghth aveone railroad in oliege | they ocour. To ms! Genes seers 006, 150 78 dase toe on Finaen, a each i eet re place removed. Referred to Cormtttes on Railroads. form their duty faitbfally, 1 propose that ibe corporation $0.923,417 36 $31,549 86 Alderman Cunier votition of Me. Cery. for Par | ciated a Commisiones of Deeds. “Yo Comattieson Selasise | TO THE Hoxonanx Tm: Coxon Counc, or tax rrr or | sould ast epartas e fand vwo shillings por day, in addi. cry murs enn Ppirinn Se exeet a bay window on Zventy plnth stress, erase | Cod omees, New York:— cn to the end of wash yearend whee It chat tecooe, | Statement No. 6 chown the total amouat of the perma: me- Petition of G. C, Stoue and othors, for re- | by Councilman Sex—Cf Dudley & Seo, for correction of ¢ petition of the undersigned, respectively owners nod | OP pad prone romp eee at ClTweatrth erent “fo Gompttie'on cesta. | chateau to Urvton water rene in sbeir Watblevawmil Te | ccoupinra of rel entate ln au wear “liege place, a ibe | © €G R. ty of 5 f ropert; oon a et By Councilman Fosren~ From Hore Company No. 10, for | “"J.24 be renatatiog cf year eocorabia body ta the | Average of th bee ow Hove cairitges 2 * ; A aa | she hands of ia as sree on overt ingand others, tochangs | By Counc man Mayonb—Of R. V. Mackey, for retiet | Tooth cf November, 1852, "privilece was granted to the | Abillings per day, in addition to their former wages, « e ha the Commissdoner: Muen, to Obeiven i tainec that the loss and damages by fire, and the loss ot | Dest city debt. and also the meanson hand for ity pay- 7 atolen, shall have ‘been’ reduced. below the pases’ Ze debt of January 1 i, was 810,000,506 3 Leaving the Treasury a surplus of $130 88 Jaat tom years, then this fund of two | Ste ir) 4,631,167 18 | , The sales for Or:ton water rents commeaced on the muah 20th of May and closed on the 27th. The necessary re Oe See Tee see? | owing tol juries received asa ficoman om board ship Gross | Fighth Avence Rativoad Company in said cy, toextna | De equally divided between the men forming the police gu to ighth Ave soa 2 yy | Gepertment: Balance unprovided for re caipta more, pre pald by the redemption clerk hoe an as h avenues, place. To Commitee on Streets, *po m8. their reil to and through varioas stresta ia said ety, an dition to this, I that the i In addition to the above amoapt of debt, money has | tstant, at the close of the #ale on exch day. The mousy By Alderman Morr—Petit on of Bliss P. Dofo-ees and By Councilman scxvyien—Of Engine Co. No. 46, to have | ¢siungat others, through College place to Barclay «treet. re wr ia, I propose that corporation borrowed. v as paid from day to day, aod at the cl ft others, for retunding of assesment. 10 Commitwee on as | Dill for ropa here Bais by tho, Ooxpora ani That the raid Sighth avenue Rellroad Company, fal ely | Ould request all the insurance companies intereated ia | been Borrowed to pay off an accumulation of lisbilities | Te" be ” every y pail for, and the . 20 By Councilm MARK~ That ® bridge encumber ing th: Deeemente. it be removed. To Commiitee By the eame—Petition of Robert Walker aud others, on t! Pubject of the Central "Park To Committes on Lands 08. ay aide: nC. H. Tucxnn—Potition of J.F hain otvers, for sewer in Fort arene pee from T mon}ycailed s * tloating debt id to construct th, neerly every lot had yestondiag that the aid remains m of your honcrabie bead arf re yee yeiiteg te gue oak that gest per | Puildings ana Geeks. Thia is to be pald by taxation, at | Whole smount ceporited, except a email sum to pay ax- hody granted them the privi je FO lo, soon the rate of fifty thousand dollars each yea: from 1454 pe open. arly shows that officers who rece ve mo- eta ace mane Ct Oran | nics he em onm a lam Ay owe double | Stee agan:7 ue fan Mt Tecuong bow te versa | ff "bath acura Tb wot amouni e906 00. | fo) or Abe pablo Gam pion Ie the Brathy in Ry Mey » raok of rei omg! é fe ‘ogo 38. In 186! applisation was made to th wenuty four bours afier comes into oir haw Ri RCT tae. cos) avi ‘That your h:neruble body. in order to cbviate all doubt sheng tat fo, be added to the corporation fuad of t90 | ws authorising the Common Coauell Te bares aare for | sake the Bectecary cuttion and recstple, sad test tears Fe eerie Vocean Feattn ones ters To same big Th er) (0F revisio® | om the mubject, aud to declare the intent +nd meaning of | SDillipgs per Gay, a purer enters NY | to be iseued the eam of $500,000, to be applied for public | '* 29 secearlty for giving them ® week befors the money I others, for repial cf ordinance to extead Albany tice | By Counchman Hovaxreson—Of Hook and Ladder Com- | 1%* aforreaid resolution, aid by a oertain other revolati-n | Poles. builoige; and 6110 m like sui, t6 be apzlied to the com, | 14 placed in the legal depositary. ‘Jo Commiriee on a. pany Ne. 2, to be refunded 835 50 paid for ren’ enact that, ‘ Whereas, it was the uuderstaading al This would enabie every one of the members of the | grructionof docks and eiips. ‘Tae balt iuilioe of doliars “peaking cf # j.int committee on acts, the Comptroller ‘By aldermen CH. Coxen—Bill of J. Hafser, MD, for | _ BY Councilman deremiah—cf Mook wad dy Thovg’ not apecifiod in etc reaslution, that said exien. | police to secure for himself an amount sufficient to pay | {.; ccchi and slips was eobiuned before the comnoae, | says— imedical services at Twenti-sh ward svasion house. To Com. | NO |2, fora location. Yo Commi wee on Fire Devar won should and was to single track, hi rent every year over be Sove his present wages. | mento” 1863, anu about $810,000 of the vam appropriated Ao important duty to be performed by the joim@ saltiog on Fall * wae. Toon en,—Potition of H, Cassidy ana | buvery To Committce on Rowers ere FSM weFIA Ie | she wad Bight Avenue Railroad Company is now ea | They wou!d also have U ting satisfaction of know |}. pe blie bull ings wan alto experded committee on public sooounts, is to call on the fiance to 4 By Covne Of J. H. hy greed ip cons'rnsticg paid road with a couble track, | ing that while they are one dollar for themselves, S atement No 7 shows the sum: 4 department for the amoust advanced to the several dis + splits eae anager koh siaae Qacthiads Ob Comimivtoc oh Balarles in | which will have the sff-ot tombut out from said atreet ali | they are saving Bfty dollars for t munity; and i904 | the proceeds of the vonne om ace mat’ or bait by seen pursing departments, and thea require each By siderman Waxem. n= Beition ¢ other travel, and be a rerious detrimest to the intereain | ditom maviog thourands of individuals from that wretch (No. 5) duiiog the year 1888. In Jane last Ave per com | DY Proper vouchers, to account for the expenditure of are. 4 be cuneiimangMarien—Of JH, Higceneon, that the | cf the oltizens geverally, aud te the owners of property By rn pousily prod by 4 ie Ocemae Goce pirctens ny oogen peen nna ag pt ecidcaee onl misery o! ly proiuced by the desolating | jt.ck was isurd to the amount of $75,000, (under chap | #0! thus paid to them. Tne committee should also as- Y of fire. IL of laws 1853) tae proceed certain whether in the finance department and in the pA yp Ae ae terions misuncermacding as to whether there ahonld be ed for and during good behavior, with 180, Of this amount’ $75,)00 hes been ja ie Cteuributing departinents suitable boots of accounts are By Councilm + in Twonty- | Comstructed ¢sirgle or double track, therefore be it re lary they now rective, and with the addition G.yernors of the Almshonse for the copstruction of a | *¢pt to protect the interests of the city. The 4th see second street, tee on Croton ‘ Ived, neo the bo Commissioner bey.an8 is hereby ily, nd are workhouse op Black well’r Island. ‘ion of age ya prorgedben! 1849 awe neeuet irected to ¢ sll tarther proseedings of said 7, might Statement No. 8 shows the amoust of revenue bonds | Pontwwent & ‘joint commiites on accounts.’ Councilman Conoven--Of Councilman of Fwontioth ae 6 wars, Foumeiimen Conoven-cOt, Councilman of Twentieth | nen in the construction of ald roads through the stceots is. ued Curing the year 1853 The total is $2 549,721. Or | ereerio Cischarge of the duties of such » committe: ment thin amount $1 276 600 wan borrowed at an interest of | (010 bevee most salutary in fuence on the operations ef By Councilman Mouuer—Of Conrad Sckarle, that Pifty- | ©8ti! the further rix per cent, the reridue at five per cent, except $50,000, | *! ‘ne departments, The detection and exposure of er- r ated they build « single track only through eaid street, aad if | street of the oity by Cay snd night, would fied it their in \fowr, These bon re jevued ty rors is the least amorg the salutary influesces of the dis. that eourre be not adopted by salt companies, tha: thea | terest, aa well an duty, to watch agetoat inoeadiarieg, and | (ctr. , ene bonds are, in: te) serunie rasipa ee werticned in the presmble, be ntayed aud suspanded | tend to reoure order and good government, A dep of the Common Coancil, «xcs went fo fermed, whor uty it wuld be to ‘reverse every Alcerman WAxxmAw.—Potition of J. B. Pinney and o Ve extend the opoui x of Ninoty-second siese to whe | 00nd eircet, from Broadway Vo Sixth avena Bast river from Second avenue. Ts Committee on Rows. snd graded, » % oe - yablo in | Charge of the duties of euch an sonual or quarterly ome Aldermen Horrm ition of Rdwin RK. Bogardus | "gree toe aid Street Commissioner be, wad he is hereby direct: | whens fre waa discovered they would instaatip signél for | yes4° Ty aid durin 8 . | perviei . Where suol visitation is sure te betesprointed Ucmuinicuer of Decde Form cit ova | £9 Council OFA M. 8: 4 to buve anid streets rest ired'to thelr former condition | af many heve carta ar denirabie, with cirestias for every | ont of Neyeane boobs wat fy tag Zone, and ko ceroe thoroughiy tt nas fe tafuencd on Uke ay, tithe raid Eighth Avenue Railrosd Com not. | «fire they wor erm police powers to pro- Sol ; ear. When w do @ questionable « voleme Sitagss esas wom mente Demo eon We | Ate Moonee Marae unt tbe | ™ P%tstaly | Tor papery. and wo bend wee” ec itn Bong | 2°86 Atgun nd tbe Git of Doo. Tat eel easy le eo masa copie y the Prestper.— Pedition of JM. Bradburss ia relation y,the same—That y, bono eh, between Sotond mr) u @ geverel alarm me nso-wary 10! In opening new strocts.and in grading and paving them. | ’*J 10 ruch a transsction!”” f buileing in Franklin street, To Committee on | s2d Th oa, be regulates, sarbed and guttered. rummon the Sremen to the charge, which would seliom | gp, ing . _" ‘ bean Osy the some—Of Christian 8, Delavan, te be a pointed a | °°, exoept that by Bae restra ised by the iojunation | happen with such fpotlities aod such an interest to ox Leng iamared ore ‘paid gine iowa, 4 sue yontiy statomens received from the bursa of the AL Howann moved thas, document No. 6 Commissioner of Deeds To Commit ‘salerios and | ©rder of x court from using or runviag their cars | tinguiah fires, Cue of the bent features of this arrange | perty ewefitted. Commencing thiry days after the ene | Recerrer of Taxes i appende?, and marked Nola It ardivancerelative to dividing ste Fite Department freeice, | Ofbcer. upon the easterly of the ws tracks laid by them in Col | wept willbe the constant tender ey and interest there | rmation of the aareument, the oworrs ‘of the propcery | Lil'bseen, by eteresee. 10 ibis atatemeat, thet ths Common Lorne, be — the epecisi order for Thu » ay By eame—Of Joseph Jenkins, for same. To same. ge place. pret tigen othe Trace ot tab tod inna aeserned are required to pay interest on the Smoudt of | sgaregate som pala on sccount of taxes, from the Lat Gvening, tho 16th inst, which wReearried. RESOLUTIONS. That by a resolation of your honorable body, passed on | 10 Cron Wun bed men Ney oinether ae : enament at the rate of seven percent. Previsus- | January, 1563, to the let January, 1954, ‘Ad ordinpnen designating the places fer holding slections, | 1 Fhe igs D_Qvigg be nop att 5 In eazy, of Bipoties the Slat dey of December inst, leave is ¢ to the asid | bave a cok Py — pitas Mage dal mp: = % Jo or | iy, whan the Street Department made contrasts for grad. | wes.... seeeee $4,600,821 68 ae ace 4 h tenign Kighth Avepus Railroad Company and the Sixth Avenue | Cehcner, at - Pe Bnd te thave te | 1B& B Htreet to be paic by assessment, tt was stated in the | Amount of interest pall om taxes, ~ 96,086 67 4 ynimous! y. Wy adermun Horrsrie—Re seber, honest, acdeficient Trey will find it their ta- vtheet ‘Council: Youno—Preamb! i th Railroad Company to extend thetr tracks, ‘ Provited the | Str : notice and agreed to by the coviractor, that it ——— Be, Bad el herons, anainted an lagpestor of loro ca for Washington Market in ian dlicplined coaditton de, wie | ssid company eball uct lay a double track lengthwise | tereat to Clore cresy rom shop that 1 relling without | should be paid an the sneearmente were collected from ths Totes ses. coee eo ov dad $4,735,508 90 an Gistrict of the Fifth ward—wbich was adop ied. res-lution that a new market to be made of irom. one story | through Oburch street, Chambers atreet, Bacclay atreet, | cepa, and they ‘root pane oe out thats | property holders, The smount of discount allowed the P: hereas, is cretently is peaems h with bases or Vesey atreet.”” lerge ut of the fi marine aetna ead the 1#65 from August 1 to November 1. 81,718 4 this iby should Gon Wiinn Freed PORE | sane tabridenre Deeeee Coerme on epee time: eee fee Ine management | Net proceeds to taxes collected in 1863... 84, Osan: | pois 1 ~ , | “the Sixth Avenne 7 in the sity ir or two for his money, and in the it ¥ ino! . 789 by resolation | wards sAdepeegy ©. nicotene of the Third disteioh FIMM | wow yory, claim that they are nor a¥scted. by said in- es guephcl var ety Soonty inewret bbartin ie ge josn Te requires a Beary outlay to exry it | _ Of this mont the pura of 94-208 770 08 we oblleetad tee, of either, ehould be | By Counclitead Suviy— That gas tipes be pl jonetion order, and that becanse the said proviso in anid —_= niga — ‘oe lynute 2 Ld bret ete the | throvgn, and in some measure gave the monopoly to # | '® the five months preceding the Im January instant. shel tal house of Bug Co. Ne. 6 in Bast Brosdwsy, n: resolution last referred to doom not expres ily name the | prernt Ut req hed ry oe th hay ‘ Awe t | few contractors. And these contractors would of oourse | xxxiuON OF TAXWE NY HOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND BY ™ Lrg nedla | Te oiein as. em ice on. Ls 4 said College place, the sald Sixth Avenue Railroad Com oestanent. great Jonger bys voluntary | gy puch a price an would be a fuil indemnity to them for [ON COUNCIL, comm bio | iieks rer at any, in the city of New Yerk, inten¢ to ure aod run | ore the celey in payment. In this way the propertyholder The twenty-eighth Mctlamens | the Cseminsebn peice cena” heir cars upon ani alongs double track in ssid College | It ia evident that something should be dore at cnse to Josted ta the payment ot'a a ge pec eemtage be: | 1840, provides thet tne Boar remit Sete | wctuciname ss ncictiames Maung ot MeDomanay | Place Sate mnem ate tscoate ter oak core ston ho nl en ante, | crt tn poms for gnedeaae shee hy p the -o:or and Iiull, now in the present room of the Board, be placed | ‘That a double track im sald will occasion e “7 ~ reaned An & remedy for this state ¢avit ’ before the collection of the and arves, Rives and | io 4 room. adopted. at a ek 1m said College place bie In Crewing their ecgines to and fi tax, and withio etx Ae ose imam Mew aona Jo methine forth thas | 8.f¢ni0us and permanent ia ood | * @ their evgines to and from, and the hi plication was mace to the Igislatare fora 4 ard ial act —Proambl jury tothe propersy 700) it che Haslogs retin srenbe halitoad compe: | about College place, and will deprive the oncupiers of ibe Sangniee { Working them at, the nuaerous fires that | guthorsing the Common Couvell to anticipate the reve- am cecly day, ro nOeN derivacie {erm assoamments by J ‘‘ganecament sougride, by public ad gt andthe Bowery ip EEiieet searing co Cates plage om, me. snaveniont | ae opiate of your enboertber, the plow. of placing |: tenner armerisiconion ot tas eollecton © Padea venemens re narooms Your petitioners, fore, reepedt ‘ask your hom en teaeka ae me at a iy dis in every | in the reme menace es Sn ae fen tase the | «iret, a service of a of all in @ antic eo eee renue bonds, as has been Nag hn ee Sith resclanians, | eet aittcad, compasion within «certain tiene to be | ea to Use this hose for tbe ex'tnguishimen reat of Arse ith | ‘ove nines tho adoption of the cuarter of 1890, ander the charged to said oom panies. "To Oomaliter on | named in sald take « - Loaner! ble and eff in the best that tb of section 19 of that charter. Soe aslemmae this or Cd ealea- totes toy Goormon Ooenell trom borrowiog “asy tres ot ebsbewtis cued ne ta 6 willy Soe se | ffere,the eanfage of, geld strat to the eomsicn avian | trom ettmctaiog ine tees gee tore of the date Ureyare | In'vatiipetion of the Tevenas ot the yore Us ables ate = se ain argo 43704 is defaate sie dap ase. and ri ‘make defpult ic | vow called to per‘orm. Asem for re. | joan +l be mede, unless aathorized epecial act of ‘tion thar iv CSTE aveedio thom: ttnet taking a tr eke © cae py hing pa Tre dapartneat toons he eee the Legisletur ‘Thia special act for Jacue of aasona- fT 4 of said tbat the Street Commisdenes be diz.cied 1 of £06) fiemea or SEs ab avi. LAL he Catesaienst mis Cvtdteemam 06 te 4 Bist our oly, te Bb PR WES faked Le OE, ale ee ocean ww omy