The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1866, Page 11

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS OFFICIAL STATED SESSION—Monpay, April 2—2 P.M. Present—Join Brice, Esq., President, in the chair, and the following mewbersi—~ , rie . Coman, Norton, MeBri nn, Ged- Alderaan, 20% Varmum, Or He, Ble. PETITIONS. By Alterman Couay cn Paation of owner open Worth street, from Sornor of Baxver and Fark sirwets to Chatham street. hhereupoa he presented the following reaolution:— was, os the Cosnem se the Corporation be and be hereby dathorized to take the necessary legal measures Wits strom femss the sorase of: aeciae aad Pass ts to Chatiam’strect, in conformity with the ‘red lines ‘Graven on ibe map accompanying the petition of the owners was -of property {i ted in th improvement, Hi ‘referred 10 the Committee ob Streets y ion M "fr sowor ia Eighty-trat treet, weat of Third are- mue. ‘Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers, ities st tam Uerntee Of pronesty: on Gixiie-evenes to 4 owners on Shave sald evonue paved with Belgisn’ pavement, ‘Which was referred to the Committee on Roads, Pécition of the Sinsugeh(ih regimont for a stand of colors , “ih ra Which was referred ¥6 tho Comuiive oa Aris aud Set: Alderman Norton- B of Fourth regiment New York State National Guard, ww ti a ‘Sicrred to the Commitee on Finasioe, iy Phuition of 3, Gc Thayer, for remission of half of asscas- Buition of B, C, Thayer, ion sment for paring Twenty-sixth street with Be pavement. Which wean Teerred to the Commitiea om inanes. Alderman Masrensox— Peuition et HT. Kensted, to be refunded money paid for ‘@rroneons assessme Which was referred to the Committee on . om Financey By Aldeman Noxton— Resolved Lag oitleoig? be and is hereby given to Steam Stone Cutt mpany to test thelr stone channelling smachine b Broadway. between Chambers and Warren aircots, inine work of grooving the russ pavement, the ex. periment ‘0 be conducted entirely at the expense of sald Sompany, and to be under the directions of the committee of Both brawhes of the Common Council, who ure here! directed t¢report t elther Board the result of the experi- ment at the earliest practicable period, Which was ad By Alderman Masterson— Resolved, ‘That wis_malng be laid in Fifty-second at Detween Tenth und Eleventh avenues, and that the wal Bireet be lighted immediately, under the direction of the Street Comminsioner, Which was adopted, By Alderman Mastsrsox— Resolved, That hereafter all hackney coaches walting for ire (o be driven in the Central Park may stand at all times, Bitndaysineluded, atthe. following places, vias—Fifty ninth wtreet, from Fifth to Seventh avenue; in Seventy-second Gtreet, ‘etween Eighth and Ninth avenues; Seventy-tirst Gtreet, Jouween Third and Filth avenues, and In 110th street, Detwees Fifth and Lighth avenues: d be it further Resobed, That the rates of fare to be charged for the use of suchcowehes shall be ax follows:—All round the Parx, ‘with tle privilege of keeping the coach two hours, $4; prin: Eipal pirts of the Park. $3; to casino and lake, and return, ; wien engaged by the hour, $2 per hour; when for three ‘Or mor persons, each $1 50 per hour; and be it further Resdved, That drivers of coaches hired to drive in the gaid Prk are hereby reqiested to Wear a badge displayed on the lef breast, In the shape of a shield, not to exesed two fncberin diameter, and to be worn continually when driving hes or walting for hire. Rewived, That all ordinonces or parts of ordinances in- eonsitent or conficting with the provisions of the foregoing Fesoliious ure hereby annulled, rescinded and repealed, ‘Wheh was laid over. By Aldermen McBunex— Replved, That Elizabeth street, from Bayard to Grand ‘atres, be paved with Bel; avement, under the direction ‘of t) Croton Aqueduct Department. Wich was roferred to the Committee on Streets, By Alderman Eur Raolved, That a sewer, with the necessary recefving basin and tulverts, be built m Columbia street, between aston and stanton’ streets, to connect with thé sewer ia Stanton trent, under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct Depart. hich was referred to the Committee on Sewers, By Alderman Moo Waolved, That « crosswflk be laid across Ann street, from gppalie No, 12, under the direction of ‘the Croton Aqueduet " ‘Wiuiol was referred to the Committee on Streets. W Alderman MeGrxxts— solved, That Forty-sixth street, from Lexington to Third |", avque. be paved with trap block ‘pavement, under the di- Fegion of. the Croton Aqueduct Bepartment, and that the acoupanying ordinance therefor be adoptod. Which was Fererred to the Comm ttee on Koads, y the Puxstpent— eaolved, That a sewer be built in Tenth avenue, from third to Twenty seventh strect, under the direction oa roton Aqueduct Department. Which was referred (o the Committee on Sewers, By Alderman Reity— Keso ved, That the Comptroller be and he is hereby an- Gorized and directed to advertise for and purchase « suita- ‘Ge location for a site for a new station house for the Twenty- minth precinct police, Which was referred to the Committee on Repairs and Sup- pies. Oy Alderman Lorw— Whereas it has been currently reported that an attempt Vill be made to remove the public markets, the ttles ‘hich are iu the Mayor, Aldermen ead Comunonalty of the ity of New York, trom tie lower part of the city, and to di. vent the mw of New York of als coutrol over market property: ‘and lnereas by the ancient charters of the elty of New York Aue right to hold and keep the various market places in sald ity, was granted othe Al ermoen and Goramonaliy pf the elty of New York, togesier wit wer to esi sh, fered and appoint sey markets throughout the city of New York; theretore be it Kesolved, That the Counsel ty the Corporation be and he da hereby di to conter with the Cemptroller of the et: ‘of New York relative to the proposed changes of mari sites, and of the laws governing markets, aud tuat he be ein. wered to take such IneAsures as ma; eumed necessary orpnotd the city of New York in the fail and sbsulute con ‘trol 01 rey. Wien tran adojted oy Tie fotiowing votte:— Adirmative—Alderman Moore, Coman, Norton, McBrien, Piynn, Gedney, Ely, Reilly, Brice, boew, Varnuin, O'Brien “thy Alterman Vax jerman Vax Voonuis— Resiguation of Geo, P. Arculariae sea Commissioner of nich was Miacnuvetion therewith Alderman Vas Voonmis presented for adoption the following resolution :— ‘Resolved, That Alrah T. Canieid be aud heroby is ap poluted '« “Commissioner of Decds te piace of George . Ar. Which was ado era AE tie ean, ery appa rach a Which ‘was referred to the Commitise oa Salaries and neronrs. Committee on Salaries aud Ofticas a report pointing John Anera s Commissioner of Docus. ‘hich was adoptod. The Commitiee on Salaries and Offices presouted a repert Appointing George Kellock & Commissioner of Deeds, ‘hich Was adopted. ‘The Committee on Arts and Sciences presented a report to procure regiinental colors for the Fourth, Seventy-seventh, Mxty ninth wad Ninety sixth regimence, Néw Xurk State Ne tonal Guard, Which was laid over. ‘The Committers on Streets ted « report to change the grade of Worth street, from liroadway to Center street. Which waa lald over. ‘A-communtoation was received fsom ‘he Board of Gover. sore of the Now York state Woman's Ho-pital in relation to and. ich was referred to the Committee on Law. deommunicaticn was feceived frum, the Convention of fish Bocietios transraitting a resoludon of theuks to the Jommon Council tor the passage of & resolution to observe be 17th day of March as. holiday. ‘Which was recrived and ordered on Ale. A communication, was rovelved trom the Comptroller ranamitting «list of coatracts for the fear 1d, Which was received an.l ordered to be printed in document ‘orm. "A communication waa received from his Hovor the Mayor, aptiam ting the Annual Keport of the Treasurer of the jarbor. "Whicn*was reccived and directed t be printed in the minutes. communieation was reocived from the Street Com- ehucod in answer to a resolution of inquiry relative to the Morrigiana or Fordham Ratiroad Comp.uy's tracks. Which was received and direeted to be prinved at length im th: minutes, and referred to the Comamitice on Koads, ‘A communication waa received from the Comptrotier, sreyimiting tue Auditor's Quarterty Heport, ending March, H Woirk was Feceived and ordered to be printed in docume! sorrcomnmunteation wos regeived from the Street Commis. gtourr, transmitting apportionment of aesesament for opens fog {13th street, between Tenth avenue and tiudson river. Which wan reosived ant ordered on fle. Acommunication was received {rom the Society for the formation of Juveuie Delinquents transmntting their ‘ist annual repo “Which was recsived wid ordered on fe PAPERS ThOM THK conor Resolved, ThatCroton mats be laid in Isighty-third at deiween Righth and Tenth avenues, under the direction the Croton Aqueduct De) artment, Which waa teforred to the Committee on Roads. Revived, That a gas latay bo placed. In tront of premises 20: Ulf stfest, under the Girection of the Street Commis- ferred to the Committee on Lamps and Gas. tof Comumities on Koads, with resoluuoa aa tol: tows Resolved, That 127th street, from Fourth to Fifth avenue, De regulated and and the curb and gutter stones set ‘on the south aide Jf, aud (he aidewatks flagged a apace four foot wide through the ceutre of the same. where not already done, whder the direction of the street Commis. ainer, end the seeompayriog ordinance therefor adopted. Which Waa feferred to the Committee on 5 eavived, That the Counsel t the Corporation be and he is ereby din to take the necessary” legal stepa to ope Tiny ceventh street, from way 10 Ninth avenue. Which was referred to the mittee on Hoads Resolved, That the Counsel te uereby Authorized and directed to take the necessary legal reeene wewune Iiith street, from highth aveuue W Har: ty be opened according to taw. feferred to the Commitiee on Roads. sewer, with the necessary recetving , be built Chrystie street Between Ue 4 Brwotne streets, under the direction of the Croton Department, and the accompanying ordianoce be o) 14 over, Report of Commies on Streets, with resolution as fol- Sows! ived, That the sidewaik in Third street, eommenct en ine nathan corner of necond avenue, be bagged ‘about ue bundred feet cast of sald avenue, under the direcuon a the Mtreet Commissioner, and (hé secompanying ordi. Avie wandald Ofer. over. Report of Gommutise on Belgian Pavement, with resolu: thon as follows — That second street, from Third avenne to Sea rren be Ll th Beigian pavement, under the di- Feotion of the Croton Aquedi Ament, and the accom: ing ordinance therefor & PW hich wan referred Report of Commitee Resalved, That @ sewer be constructed in Righty fifth Third avenues, under tha direction Ss SPoeagetiat bot asaie Sopa ng Pen hick wr to the Committen on Sewers, Report of Oamamities om Bewers, with resolution as fol ows des ired, That with the necessary recsiving ba- Gusta ey wit a Raps = sccompanying ordinance there- If 4 ch wi to the ‘on Sewers. nen ox Bowery, with rea siion a8 fot. oo — ry eet That ‘sewer, nee reveiving A yyts ATs See catce (0 the Cammitian na Sewer. Report of Committee on Sewory, with resoluth 8 9# fole | Which was carrtod by the following vote, low: dived, That a sewor, with necessary receiving basing | eilly, Maswerou, Varuumy O'lrien, Moni NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET., nO] Alderman Vaxsum presented mtnority report x York Stato National Quard, a stand of | commites om Ferricay fevaring tbe chaive sfeermitas et pro. or and the Compirolier te au “per, | the Terry from the foot of Bighty-siath to Niuciy seo: Afirmative—Aldernica Moor, — Gowns ts hereby directed to take tho necessary legal steps to Tisch att 1OSh steenta, from, the Third aveuue to Harlees prlated th nd culverts, be butit, under the direction of the & Toten | Voorhis—lo, directed to draw his warrant in payment for the axmeupan | te@be "Fu lpmedetety. Tueduct Board, in Higutioth mirect, becwern Thiva “kd |~ Negative—Aldermen Norton, Mevriea, Brice and Loew—4. | the pn the proper vouchers, and charge the sane iain. ree Jas everand ordered petaies fo he minvics, | nd the aaae ae weobeihanee, Fourth ‘avenues, and tat" the “acouimpanying, ordina 4° pAlterman vase ‘Yobuusat moved that tho Commitics dal] “Cay Bosch ce aeuaeencie sutulo for the avove acon of the majority and minority o | yf? tnd Mlipe be dlocharged from the furiner ponsterstio® pee, CE A ublic Heaith be discharged rom the furiuer cousideration | sertiig n‘ter the words « the committee i ven $6'the proprietors of | of Trivluilon of Hoard of Aljertacn, granting pertatasion te Report of Committee on Sewers, with resolution as fol lows:—- Resolved. That a sewer be constructed in Second avenue, between Seventy { id Be the dicection of the Croton xqtennt Panying ordinance be do tod f ich Was referred to the Committee on Sewers. Report of Commitwe on Sewers, with resoludon @ fol- lows: Resolved, That a sewer be constructed in Sixty-second street, between Second and Third avenues, under the direc- tion of the Croton Aqueduct Department, and the accom. Panying ordinance be adopted, was referred to the Committee on Sewers. Report of Committee on Sewers, with resolution as fol- lows:— Resolved. That a sewer, with thi basins and culverts, be Ui, ‘under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct Board, in ; Third nd te ton and Ordinance thetefor be adapted: 1d. Which was referred ‘othe Committee on Sewers. Report of Commitwe on Sewers, with resolution as fol- lowe:— Resolved, That sewer be constructed 11 hty-third street, between First and Third avenues, ‘under Reisen of the Croton Arment Board, and that the ordinance therefor be adopted. Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers, Reportof Committee on Sewers, with resulution ag fol- Kosolved, That permission bo of the follow! era: wing paper Committee On | ine ferry oatablished over and across the river, be Keport of Committee on Public the words “of the Hoard of C Aris and Sete th of Board of Coun- nd a pier, es of the Board of Alderue: cilmen of 1865, with resolution on al Which wa f ) tween the foot of Eighty-alath street and Aatoria, Long wae loos p amet sree, Heaclved, Thah the oopapanying oninance end reauié- | Seeree "2 referred to the Commitee on Arte and | [ii0%4 to°ramove the ‘lip OF terminus of the sald ferry (ou |) 0uneilina Kettoge moved jal committer to tan be and’ the same are hereby adopted a tesolved, That the sunken lots on Broadway, between For,'y-fourth and Forty: tfth strex filled In, inder whe dires tion of the Street Commissioner, and that ti... acco panyin g ontinance therefor be adopted ‘Report of Committee on Public Health of Board of Coun- ctlmen of 1866 with resolution as follows: Resolve, wt the low and sunken loty Nos. 868 and 360 West Forty-third street, between ‘Truth and Eleventh ave~ nues, be fil ig under the direction of the Street Commis: mover, aud that the accompanying ordnance theretor be 1op' Keport, of Committee on Public Health of Board of Alder- men of 1865, with resolution as follows: — Resolved,’ That the vacant lots on the south ide of West Forty-siath street, between Ninth and Tenth aventier, be filled in immediately, under the direction of the Street Com- missioner, and that (he accompanying ordinance th ern Report of Committee on Streets, in favor of adopting | ti® Sew York side) from the foot of Kighty-sixth strvot resolution us followon aforesaid, to & point at or near the foot of Ninety-second Minch Tia the streets running east and west, north of | Prreaiu aunt shall grosare’tie, aad: neatiog ah, thelr ome ud south of Forty.second street, be renumber- a - Qdarhere not already dowe, under the direction of the street | Dion Wiesner det the periniation Freeh pi yy Aldertian Masvi0x moved to amend the resolution by | situte, tue landing or vriinus in the ey ot New York of aaa nptrolier be directed to self a lense of the mad. ferry for Tho resolution, at amended, was adopted by the following | the term of, ton, Years, Pursuant to the proviaions of the "Aflirmative—Aldermen Moore, Coman, Norton, MeBrien, | te foot of Ninety-second street, under the direction of the Flynn, Gedney, Et 9 sretth . Brice, ‘Locw, Masts we. | Street Commissioner, and the accompanying ordinance Gignis and Vai! Voor ramen yeaa tharetcs be ators egative-Aldermen Varnum and O'Brien—2, The Committe on Sewers presented a report to build n a Cant nine was directed to be seat 10 the Board of | sewer in Hpring sarees where tod olsendy tele ormeee jourd of Alder lative the ‘City Inepector's Department, be, diechatged from the further © of Who 2arther eousideration of Uke aaine. PAPRION rn Resolved, ‘That Wiliam F_ Hows Pointed a Cotuntasioner of Deada. i county of New York, iu tue place of DOF ALOE nd Wecetoy te for the elty wa soph Armatroug, de Which was referred to the Committee on Selaries and Reslgnation of Win, T McGrath as = Commissioner of Dees By Board of Aldermen, Mareh 2 acvep: When wun soomrarted are ee sant Resolved, That William il. Morgan be and he is hereby ap Pea ee VO a pedo Sct Wie ae receiving nd street, between the accompanying for be Grath, resigned. adopted. rt of Commiites on FI inf reso. | Elizabeth street and the Bowery. Couneth ord that said resol ferred Report of Committee on Public Health of the Board of | lution as follows: | aavee 12 favor of adopting Which was laid over. tothe Soumnt Nas 96 Relortowned toss oom Aldermen of 1865, with resolution as follows:— Resolved, That the low and sunken lot No, 388 West Forty- fifth street be filled in, under the direction of the Street Semmens, and that the accompanying ordinance there- a "The moon to discharge the committee from the further 4 he ts hereby au. | ,, Te Commutter on Arta and Selences presented » report so In favor of Mra, | Bracute a stand of colors for the Fifty-Bith regiment ‘Thomas Hastingrtor tho sum of two hundred and eighty -two ¥ algepogeiy of seiasnenie oot e,Pazian me arent The Committos os Finance presented report naréaxiag riot pea dy ing Bighiy-ninth oat bet woan Thind the salary of the second Messenger tn the Mayor's allior, rt ‘charge Which was carried by the following vote Adlirinative cae ‘O'Brien, Costello, Hart 1, hi, White, Mackay, . Thonuns, ober mn Hettrick ant Timiagsde strony Pry ve—Connelimes Keel Stxcom, Robi iiripieinan, Konter, Green, ‘and’ Halloran scoompany ing = sh Which was lad over lows: abecaiaceed ae eration of the foregoing papers was carsied, Fifth avenues, and amount tothe account of | yi! wos laid over tod areport,to pay bitle | "nesaived, That gas maine bo Iaid to Pil ‘ sia arl inate te nett Siete Mend a ee oes GENRHAL ORDERS, hich waa adopted by the following vote:— of 34. Ulla, for mawaie Turbiaved July @-aud Novewaber | ,,.tcsolvad, Thas ga maine avenues; bak’ thay tae Aqueduct Board, in aig ig 2 street, between Second . an of Committee on Finance in fayor of adopting Ailirmative—Aidermen Moore, Coinan, Norton, MeBrien, $05. . tbe lighted immediately, under the direetions of ‘ . ore! 8 ‘an i fe D Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers. tid directed to draw u warrant in favor of ie Gin: Negative—Alderman Masterson— Alderman Suannow moved that when the Board adjourns, | Preamble and resslution aatoliowsee, mt one and Report of the Committeo on Sewers, with resolution as follows: Resolved, That a sewer be constructed in Fightieth between First and Third avenues, under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct Board, and the accompanying ordinance be adopted. Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers. solkQhort of tho Commitive on Sewers, with resolution ae Resolved, That a sewer, with the n ecessary vis ba. sins and culverts, be built, under the direction of the Groton Aqueduct Hoard, in First avenue, between Seventy-ninth id for be adopted. Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers, Report of Committee on Sewers, with resolution as fol- Resolved, That a sewer be co ordinance be adopted. Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers. Report of Committee on Sewers, with resolution as fol- lows:— Resolved, That a sewer bo constructed in Sixty-first s:reet, between Third and Lexington avenues, under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct Department, and the accompanying ordinance be adupted. Which was referred to the Committee on Sewers. Report of Committee on Streets, with resolution as fol- lows. — Resolved, That a crosswalk be laid in West Twelfth street, four hundred feet west of Sixth aveaue, under the direction Of the Croton Agueduct Department, and the accompanying ordinance there! for adopted. and Eighty-fourth streets, with a lateral sewer to connect with the same in Eighty-seoond street, between First and Second avenues, aud that the accompanying ordinance there- t, between Third and Lexington avenues, under the di- i of the Croton Aqueduct ‘and {he accompanying ver, Treasurer of the Church of the Annunciation, for the Summ of $8ly48.a donation wo pay ussosaments, &e"now due on the property of the said church; the amount to be charged to the account of donations, Which was adopted by the following vote:— ; Aflirmative—Aldermen Moore, Coman, Norton, McBrien, pe my motion of Alderman Mobi iN, the Board then ad-"| M%g sto meet on Thursday, the Mth insiant, ai 20 clos, jour > And tho Presipeyt Announced that it stood adjourned | hich was carried, until Monday neat, the Sth instant, attwoorlock PM Wien me tif tat jhe Board do bew adjourn, Atlirmative—Aldermen Moore, Couan, MeBrien, Shannon Whereas it has been ourreatly reperted that an will ba made to remove the public’ markets the, Utes ie which are inthe Mayor, Aldermen and commonalty city of New York, from ihe lower part of the city, ai te divest the Corporation of New York of all comtrol uver mae Jock P.M. D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk, Flynn, Ged: ‘ rice, Jastersos 3 and Ely, Tim, D Brit’ Moo Mais aed yan Voor ine Vee STATED SESSION—Mowpa, April 9-27. a, | oNPRAUTEG Aldermen Gedvey, Reilly, Brice, Loew, Varnum, Moltald nat keep the rartoce masta tienen port of Committee on Finance, in favor of adopting sehrosent—John Brice, ba., President, inthe chair, and the Si GENIAL ORDEMA, iy of hoe Voce, glee wk tee tener ae Tecet) ilcacived’ That tte Goanibelidn. fini tad) ko ie haa nw wring members:— | port of Committee on Finauoe, ia favor of adopting reso: | tee.clty of New ‘parkels throughout the alt thorized and directed to draw a warrant in favor of Charios | yitidermen Moore My Wapriem, Shannos, Gedney, | tntien se follows focn thersbore bs ie, gotten) Resolved, Tint the Comptrotler be and he ts hereby tho- preceding meetiug were read aud ap- rized and direeied to draw his warrant in fav Tot Ralph eee pot ag od Choreh LA Oe Goat Shepherd, in Firth oniethe ween and Third. evens 4s By Alderman Vaw Yooruts mount of pavement ts kaon Petition of the Manhattan College Free School for a dona. How-to pay sescsament on the preter) of Which was referred to the Conmuntitee on By Alderman Mev H. O Lara, Treasurer of the Yorkville Presbyterian church, for the sum of $623.49, a8 a donation to pay taxes, ase ments and water rents on the property of said church; the sinount to be charged by the Comptroller to the awoubt of Which was adopted by the following vote:— Aflirmative—Aidermen Moore, Coman, Norton, MeBrien, Flynn. diy, Heilly, rice, Loew, Masterson,” Varnum, O'Brien, MeGinnis and Van Voorhis—14 @ winiites of bat the Counsel to the Corporati with the Campiroll 6 proposed hang of the laws governing markets, aad Ey, Melis, Loew, pro trap-block pavement in Bec uphold the elty af of {ts market property Which was referred to the Committee on Markets, An assesment for tones and tagging, in Fit miber 9 1864, with literest; wetting curb a joted in Fifty-ninth NMS a street, confirne y AGAIN KxQUMRD, Negative—Alderman Gedney—1 Petition for a sewer in Lexington avenue, between Fifty ton an adsenntient heretifore remitted, but whick aes pte: eed ee NSO ST Cea ee een and Ofoes in tavor of | Seventh and finty-third streets Interest was pad by maid rector, amounting Uo $18 05, soe | «rneeehactel Canin med” pelative to the Uh Which was referred (o the Committee on Sewers, By the sumo— Petition of property owners to pave Sixtioth street, bee f the ronsideration tween Lexington and Fut with Belgian pavement, urd adjourned, at Which was referred to the Commitiee on Koads adjourned t By the Puxsips unt to be charged by the t ‘omptrolier to the account of adopting resolution as follows:— Kesolved, That the salary of A. W. Craven, Engineer-in. Chief of the Croton Aqueduct, be and hereby is increased from $5,000 to $7,000 per um, 19 date from the passage of this resolution, Which was adopted by the following vote: — apector'« Deparment, prosmnted m report in favor of fog the said revolutions, With an ameadment etrik! tie words in tbe brat entirely efoned, up the vustnom of bia tiereof the follwing wr f the abows paper, on motion Vaxsinet declared tt stood t, at two o'clock P.M. DT. VALE Ling in Hew i i Thursday y days from the P 6 hain . Remonsirance against allows coaches to stand on ; ms vnen, demeea Lig, ellly, rise: eee te ebro, | in Soventy-arst mireet, frou Th ected Board of Counctimen, ive-th “Btncom, Robt Fe Deen aban and ven ee on, Var- eo ae referred to the Committee on Koads, OPVICTAL. Sisrten, Ke ‘, Brinkiags, “Mas. ites appointed to investigate itn aes “ 5 STATED SESSION, Moon, 192 i kay,’ Kellogg, Thownas, Uallon factwand clroumatances attending the defaleation of Keb, | Petition of Eri Railway Company to widen West street, be oe nrc ten deg pre Uphig 4 Ilayeie, ~ The Board wot, p 17 City Hall wuant to Adjournment, tn tholr © Bradford, late Public Administrator, in favor of adopung resolutions and ordinance for the following purposes: — 1. Kesolution to insert the sum of $50), te the oe f An eald Keech, White, Tyng, and (4 FROM THE BOARD OF ALD RIO ienutenty, n Fiyn lreen, Eaq., President, in the plowing member ‘Which was laid over. Propriation Ordinance for 1866, to cover amount of . Conneitn Keenan, ig, Stace ob Report of Cenmittes on Salaries and Gill iu favor of Report ‘of Committee on Streets, with resolution as fol- | defalcation as may fall upon’ the corporation, compensate Dormittes on Stroste, O'Brien, Renhay, Codelle Mareen aetbetiin adopt falows lows Murray Hott wervices as Public Administrae RESOLUTIONS. Watia, Keech, ¢, Mackay, Kellogg, Tyng, Thomas, Keac That Jolin Ahern be and he te hereby a 4 Resolved, That n crosswalk be placed opposite the West | tr, and for spe in making examinations of ac | By the Paesipexr— loran, Roberts, Pu 3 © ad tmtay eet / a Comuiiselorer of Deeds in and for the tely gud sounty ol ‘i Twenty-third street Presbyterian church, under the direc- | counts, and to pay expenses incident to the luvestigatious by Resolved, T sidewalke in Twenty-ninth street, be The minutes of the previous necting were read andap- | Sw York, in place oi Michael Purcell, wuo hae falied to tion of the Croton Aqueduct Department, snd’ the accom: | the committee. tween Nini ins, be tagged and reflagged | proved. quality panylng ordinance therefor adopted, 2, Ordinance to amend the Revised Ordinances of 1989, | where necessary, wnile ma of the Stre cals Which was referred to the Committee on Salaries and Which was referred tu the Committee on Streets; 1 | angler act of the Common Council relating tothe Bureau | sioner, and thai the accompanying ondiuauce the Ry the Parstnee— Otioes Report of Committee on Kouds, with resolution as fol- | of Public Administrator. adopted. Fitition of property owners for the MOTIONS AGAIN KeNUMED, jowse Pending the reading of the sam Which was laid over. rect, bevweles PILE Atehoe can Rect ne ot Mintyaitt | counciiman Remeam moved We puareed tb Deniaee anlaeb Resolved, That Fgrty-seventh street, between the Eighth Alderman Nouton ‘moved t nd the further reading By the ra Which was referred Lo the Committee on Roads. Of busines for the purpose of taking up General Orders, avenue and Broadway, be flagged and reflagged where ne- | Of said ordinance, and that it be laid over. Resolved, That the tter stones be reset in front Ry Counofiman Hatvowas— Which was boat cessury, curb and gutter stones set gand reset, immediately, | Wich was los:'by the following vowe— of Nox. 319 and &: Twenty ninih street, under the where, asking that the Harlem Rail FAViO§ 1:08 THK BOARD OF ALDRIBOEN AGAIN Numtranen under the direction of the Street Commissioner, and the ac: Altirmative—Aldern: Moore, Norton, Flynn, Brice, minissivner, and that the accom. une the Fourth a » teaolved, That Pirty.€hh strest, between ihe Tenth aad companying ordinance therefor adopted. Which was laid over. Keport of Committee'on Roads, with resolution as fol lows:— Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be and ts hereby anthorized to have 128th street, from Third to Eighth avenues, curbed and guttered, and sidewalks flagged four | Paper be suspended, eforred to the Committee om Streets. Whereas the | of fi hi e and dire war feet w ot already done, aid that the accompanying or. | Which was carried. By the Pumsipnst— ont uuber of fires which have scoured dinanc» theretor be adopted: Alderman Nowtox moved that when the Board adjourn, | Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be and he ix here. Which was laid over, Report of Committee on Roads, with resolution as fol- lows.— Resolved, That the sidewalks on the west side of Ninth avenue, between Forty-fourth and F flagged ‘and reflagged, where necessary, under the direction of the Street Commissioner, and the accompanying ordinance therefor adopted. tows: — Resolved, That the sidewalks on the north sidé of Forty- ninth street, between Ninth under tue direction of the Street Commissioner, aud the ae: companying ordinance therefor adopted. Wich was referred to the Committee on Roads, The Mayor, Aldermen York do ordain as follows Section L. That the Comptroller be and he Which was referred to the Committee on Roads, Report of Committee on Koads, with resolution as fol- Masterson ary Brien—6. M Negative--Ali n Coman, McBrien, Gedney, El Relliy, Loew, Varnuim, Modinals aud Van Voorhiseg. 7 ‘The reading then proce Subsequently, atid pon ting the reading, Alderman Vaiwem moved that the further reading of said be «Gorm r bb was referred W the Committee on Koad. «tof Committee on Finauoe, with resolution as Coby olvyed. That the Comptroller be and he i fi numned ely, uudor the dirwe Murray Ill, fron gh ietreet, aud that @ station be estab. ith atreet, between the Fifth and | "Wich was refereed to Uy with Belgian pavement, wader (he Aqueduct Board. Ry Councilman Pu it do so to meet next Monday, 9th inst., at two o'clock P.M, Which was carried. Alderman Nokron moved that the Board do now ad- by aw avenue, south of Ti BWhich was ad orized and directed to place gas lamps in Eleventh tieth street, journ By Alderman Van Voormis— of such in Wohieb was referred @ the Committee ow Donations am@ orty-fifth streets, be Which was lost by the following vote, viz:— Kesolved, That the curb und gatter stones be set and the Cour on Keenan moved that sald resolution be laid | Charities. Aflirmative—Aldermen Moore, Coma, Norton, Flynn and | stdewalks be flagged whore not already done in Second ave. | upon the tania Report of Commuter on Salaries and Ofliees, with reselee Brico—5, nue, from 126th sire to 128th street, under th direction of | Whicl was lost by the following vote:— ton ax follows :— Negative—Alderinen McBrien, Gedney, Ely, Reilly, Loew, | the Street Commissioner. Aflirmative—Counell Long, Starcom, Flynn, Itesolved, That the salary of A.W. Croven, kngl Masterson, Varnurn, O'Brien, McGinnis and Van Voorhis—10, Which was referred to the Committee on Robinson, O' Bri an and Koster—9. * | Chief of the Crom Aqueduct, be and hereby’ te ine Alderman seuLy moved that the ordinance be adopted By Alderman Vax Voouuts Negative—C« 7, Brinkman. Watis, Keech, | {tm $5, oN) per annum, Wo date from the passage Which was lost for want of @ suiliclent bumber of votes, Resolved, That the curb and gutter stones be set and the White, Mackay, Kell ‘Tyng, Thomas, Halloran, | “is resolution. * as follow: sidewalks nage ere not already done, in 125th street, fullinan, Hettrick and Imlay—15, . § Which was referred \o the Commitice on Salaries and d Tenth avenues, be flagged, | _ Aifirmative—Aldermen Coman, McBrien, Gedney, Ely, | from the Third avenue to the North river, uuder the dire. | The rewulutian sewn User tad oy Ones. Reiliy, Brice, Loew, Varnum, Motinnisand Van \Voorhis—10) | tion of the Street saltemnnisinocats solved, That the Committer on National Affairs of Nogativo—Aldermen Moore, Norton, Which was referr O'Fnen te lynn, Masterson and nites on Roada. { Councilmen, and the Commitee on Ana rd, That the Counsel to the Corporation be and he Bes me py Ml By Alderman — 10 take the necensi su Joinily be nnd they are opting \Alerman Masranso moved that suid vote be recon | Whereas it appears by a comm antention from the Street from the Tenth vw the Eleventh beemute ny auihoriged, nid Srccind.W‘grver. for the NANCE. ee, ition of inquiew addressad ale the te pyr rth regimout of oa id, Comamonalty of the elty of New Which was carried. | ard tha the Fordham, Kaliroad shedpel re seeerah alban cp Mundret “aud sna nt, New York State A Paper was then laid over. bas, without legal authority aned itself of at Thirty-seventh vem oluntecrs; the On pdr hemby Paper from tie Hoard of Counciimen, being report of the | hu uses'and enjoys er sates be pared teh Meleion barat eee de | Kew Yoru Dias Veluaheas ch ‘rew thorized and directed to issue stock for the ampunt of $75,000, 20 ve denominated “Market Stock,” which sail siock shall bear date the Ist day of May, 1835, and shall tear in- pereentum per wnuin, ‘nually, aud be redeetatle on the Ist tay v1 terest at and after the rate of seven yyable ser Sidy, toot: aud the tart of the elty specitically pledged for the redemption of said siock ard the eral parts thereol, when the same shall become div and tax upon the estates, real and persol, in the city of New York, subject to wsauion, ‘Ho. 2. The money ara virtue of this ordinane is to redeemable, bj be subject to the several provisions of ture passed March 15. I hicu was lald over. Poution of David Theall, for payment for services t Board of Appeal Commissioners, and resolution as followa:- Resolved ‘That the Comptroller be aud bela hereby iuthor. ized and directed to draw his warrant in heall for the sum of $30), in full for a Messenger to the Board of Appeal Commissioners ot be New: York Hire Department, frou June 1, 1864, to Junot, Bid, ad charge ihe maine to the tof nance therefor be adopted. Which was laid over. Resolved, That a crosswalk be laid from opposite No. 14 King street to the northwest corner of King and @ngress strects, under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct Depart- ment, and the accompauying ordinance therefur ado Which was referred to the Committee on Streets, Resolved, That Eighty-third street, between Ethth and Tenth avenues, be curbed, guttered, aud sidewalkslogged « space four fect wide, under the direction of the stfet Com. missioner, and tue accompanying adopted. ‘hich was referred to the Committee on Roads. Keport of Committee on Ruads, with resolutia as fol- lows: qu. That Fifty.sixth street, apace of tour Teet wide, ubder the Commissioner, and the accompanying erdinancdneretor be adupted. wi waa referred to the Committee on Roads. ‘of Committee on Roads, with resolutid aa fol the aoounpanying ordinanoe be adapted. entitled “Au act in religion to building » public market in the city of New York.” renues, be regul , curbed, ess andjagerd a ad one of the streets 0 to, tn positive and direct violation Corporation, to the great dewtment If not serious dan; Ufe and lim’ of tis citizens having nto use | By the same— OF puss over the te:aporary narrow bridge on which the ra Kesoved, That @ newer, tou of the ich Was rei Special Committee appointed to make tte necessary arrange: ments to properly celebrate the z2d of bruary, With reso- lution as follow Kesolved, That the Comptroller be and ix hereby directed to draw his warrant for the amounts hereunto annexed, and rolon Aqueduct Departine: fred W (he Comuittes on Belgian Pave- " cavalry. New York State Voluntnors, they betig the re organized in aod belonging to the olty 7 in tive aorview of the Army af ve Togiments in the Routhern Slates, each » stand: othe colors that bave been worn out by nd county is lereby ‘or of the parties in Whose Hames sald amounts are pi Of the said com pany are Laid, over which thelr cars are » and culverta, be built me | pigiracial service, of hong guilt regimen sented:— to the terminns or de have without cmmsent posses. | t duct Board, comiencing at the easterly cide of ) foreach reginent, and that se eum J. G. & 1. Edge, fireworks... ned theraseives of on ly within the cor- | Te nue and Fifty fourth atreey running through Fifty. Lie mame te hereby appropriated theretor, troller ba and he ls hereby suihoriend. and di hla warrant for the pa Yiom of the usual vousuers, and charge the same lo the ape propration for ety coutingencios w aid Over Kessived, That a walk of “bridge granite blocks’ be lal acrime be jon Of Forty-viath a Under the direction of the Croion Aqueduct Hoard, wud rented bo want of the eamne upon thee Goorge Mawvey, salutes..”- George W. Roome, decorating, Lewis Carpenter, stands. . Edward Van Kanst, coaches...... Hull's band, music, two places. Manahan's band, two places. D. L. Downing’® band, two places j band, two basen orate ienite Ptasolved, 7 nd jurisdiction of the city, be it therefore Aireot to the Blevents avenue, throug Kleveath ave- ner be and he ia here. | nue to Fifty-tisth street, and thence to the river A railroad company | Which was referred Us the Committee on Bowers, eat ite terminus | By Councilman Kawwey— at Harlem river in this city, and from the veimpo Kesolved. That the salary of the Janitress of the Third or ste a Harlem river 0 Divirict Police Court be and it hereby tnereased from the 6 eventof a whtn of $80) to the sur of $40 per anoum, wo date from the 0 of this resolution, és an act of the Legisla- ¥ is band, two pi nd of tem da Was referred tothe Committee on Selarios and | sccorpanying ordinance therefor be adv onation to the Veteran Corps. lw » me a sate Gh David | Sinsts Zetiang, aivertiaing. 3 ito cause such rails to ito nue forand | — Hy the Prasipxer— ‘ ult of Commition va Bowery, wilh eatin af tae Commercial Advertiser, advertining 16 ‘er from the said railroad company the cont of Kesolved, That the sidewalks around Union and Stay- | low New York News, advertising... 3 I, be it further vesaul aquares be Oagged, and the Street Commissioner eackved, That a sew reeets des stats Unis adver B ved, That the Counsel to. the Corporation be and and be is hereby authorized and directed to cause Whe same i ew Jae fork, . te hereby auto: ized an Uunmediately to commen: hay, ¥ ew fore Tema, saversies 4 an action against the raid railroad company, claiming # to the Committee on Streets. “oe New York Sun, advertising. 6t | emplary dain. for usurpation of one of the corporat be adopiad . ie Evenune Fost, advertising” ¥ Frahchines of thin city, and that he. prosepute the sane. to nael to the © be and be nist woe (averted to (ne Cemmeniina fore. New Yorker Journal, advertiaing. .. udgment without an: vary delay, in order to punish the ns measures [or Report of Committee on Finanor, with as fo jen a hehenme, ges bells, 3 ine ‘and prevent any otner or further unauthorized usurpa the peenine of Ninet fourth street, Trom Third avenue to | lows — the Cows we ts How of the corporate © ght Vileges or (ramehiaes of the oni ve Bast a ~ tarts ela “ia 3 | See rk ve hits, privileg tho city | the Be , and from the Kighth avenue wo the Hudson apart ta e wee a tenant crt ut anced jeorge Brainton, ringing oe 3 hich was referred toa Special Committee, consisting of Which waa referred to the Committee on Street Openings. . pry Oe yy James b. Aycliife, ringing bells. WO | Aldermen Shanvon, Gedacy a) Bly ° By Couaciiman Furs» Con the saan of 85. ee donation ad of the —— | Ry Alderman Moour Kenoived, That Vine street, between South and Front | the saylum couneeted with sald i the Total... ree MN me testa S13 Whereas, the winporary structures at present encumber. | streets, be paved with Belgian pavement, under the direction | chatged by the Comptroiler to the sppropriation Which was concurred in by the following vore— ing the Battery, and used for barrack purposes by the State | ©! the Croton Aqueduct Hoard, and thab the seoompanying | Uous. re unseemly Counctiman Potiaan moved that said paper be referred cance ¢ Ue Commitior ou Donations and Obarities ———« oh wan carried Pe sete Commies oa" Finance, with resviution a tt. a Resolved That the Comptrotier be and he ts ribed avd directed to draw his warrant ta tonee at tings, for t te ton the pe authorities, ment, ff not « ty which they have they ae it therefore Resolved, That the Street Commi hereby withorived and directed to ities with & Ordinance there!ur be adopted. Whieh was laid over. oolman Thowss— That Fifty-ainth street, between First aod Seo ond « be paved with Pavement, under the di- rection rotom Aqueduct Hoard. oa gl was referred to tha Committee oo Belgian Pare eu Afirmative—Alsermen Moore, Coman, Norton, MeBrte Flynn, Gedney, Ely, Keilly, Briee, Loew, Masterson, Var » Brien, Meuinnis and Van Voorhis—L5, Keport of Committee on Finance in tavor of Stopting reso. lution aa follow, Resolved, That the Comptroller be and he {x hereby au- thorized atid directed to draw bis warrant in favor of John Wright for the sua of a full payment for Koes of horse occasioned by injuries sustained by cateling his leg in ordinance jherefor enon pia afer with th firecion of fe ntrect tof Cel nepowrs. Uneovernd “manhole’ of sewer tn Second ave The Commitiea on Public Mealta ted & repori in fa nus B, and charge the same to the account of oily contin i Yor of repianking \he sidewalks of Washington Markel, weet genctes. By Alderman Coway— Bide, from Vesey wo Ful eet, Which was adopted by the following yote:— Kesolved, That Wil Whict was laid ove Aflirmative—Aldermen M. *, Coman, MeBrien, Plynn, | pointed « Gommissione co lows — anos. Geaney, Ely, Reilly, Brice, Loew, Maserson, Varnum, | county of New York A communication w: i from the Street Commis. | ireambir, resolution and eammnnication a8 follows: plaatreh,, That, eth ietnal cone cane ind | O'Brien, Me and Van Voorhie—14, 4 slower, tr ing statement of apportionment of assnae- Whereas the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonally of ene ‘opece four fest Vian Careuglihe oon, Nogative—A an Norton—2 Which was adopted, othe miuer of Third avenue paving, bevween Futy- | Cliy of Sew York did, om the Gh dayyt January, ‘eeet we pig eine ‘of the Hiresboun Kesolved, That tne Commities on, National sitive of the By Alserman vax Voonase. mets < Ly and biguty-siath atremts ant pnd eunvey Ad Lig hy bony La benno reat ead men, and the Commitee rts and Rosnived, That the Counsel to the Corporation be and he ia was urderel ow fle fork tate Women's Ha blew mad sguer, aiid that the accompanying ordinance be St Aldermen, jowily ‘be and they are | heceby w ad and directed to take’ the nece ninicntlon wae received, from the Street Commie. | ots, of New, York, bowuded Wy the yy y - ~ lirected 0 ‘procure for the Pitt ineants stoner, tranpmitéing statement of apportionment of sesess- Urty vinth street, Laungwn avenue Meth athens, so nghort of Committee on Roads, with resoluti¢ as fol | fourth reeiment New York sate Voltatvere the One Hux. | ihe hast river inw ment im the hatin Reventy fra biseee gpeuing, votween | the eA Pe tn Dees a ear hae a regiment New York state Vol Which was referred to the Commitee on Ronde tours io and Bast river, Quer eypaldere sermons of anid eacenaasens nace cen ibe ree ed cand, Sevtgeigihe regions |My ye Rake Whi ina ert a mai pl Rly I Suet’ Ghee the Gtunisa 26. the Ontep Commlochen cal ow "Wort, Outs Vetanteale man Tuomas moved inet the Commition on Public ld to! had the pretense th nues, Under ihe direction the Sirens and ail the regiments 1 from che farther consideratioa of pre round therein opeciiied shawls ok ta Wich waa Fel K lows: fot, and the jumiliee on Roads, Cot Commlltee on Rouds, with resolutio as fol- osolved, That 124th street, from the First toi Kighth ue, be regulated, graded, and the curb and gudr »sWues alks Gagged & space of four jet wide «purposes of (ne Male Woman's Huspital, ond Whergas ‘oe Hoard of Governors of the New York < HDapiial having bitkerte entirely neglesad uiteriy fatin’ utede ond 0 Of wight soli (rom the | gsiione bn aging city of New York, and guw in the serPice of the Army of the Union aa Vow he Southern Stites, each @ stand af col that wave bee by AneNiR, wt Of $400 fur en h that tie sum of $1.69 be and the tition aa follows of pher 44 North river, at the foot referred to the Comm: y he samme Renoived, That 1224 street, from Fo bout W expire, therefore be It Heme Uh giment, hereb; fated therefor, and vv apn. oe in» through ihe comure Of eho, same, and gee tatnl placed | Nee hercky aaunoriand nord dirncted t Uy intends a oe ts teevhirdellon OF tne iret ‘Dousemieichece Kae’ oe wlet | the payment of the a.ine pun We presentation of the usual | Which was rei tr was then Ini over. ot te par {he tale Wowan s Moapital, We direc het hone ~~ qoeamaaed ecco | Voucuers, and charge the sume to the appropriation for city Hy the ame ligtraex moved that the Committee on Raft. | be it if Paying herwior adopred. coutingeticies |e n Moore, Willian Dunlap, Jobe Ruger, harged from the furthercsasinretisa of reso. | Kesolved. By _Aidermen ahd Commonaity of btn red w the re 22%. 14 Which was adopted by the following vote.— Jonn. ¢ fr, (ie0r% nore, Chatina Borat and ib | dation of Hoard of Tien as folbewe the Cig af » Et oe oe Pha, na — tb, with reshtion as pitirmative—Alieriuey Moore, Cowan, Norton, Merion, | Schuler bn, anil they arm hereby par ted a flag the z asaon be ad the same te hereby given | ‘he prebtatlend heresitare mate We the Raarg of Gen henplved, Thet the low asi Calida tite We the foth side yi, edueys bly. set 9, leader, Masuirson, Var: | walks it frum! of their own property on Lawrence trent, ) eubiblt Carrell « pa of the Haw York Kipte Weman » Bestel, rs of 124th siroot, between ‘second and Tira avers, om. | 4m O'erien, MeGinnis aut Van Voorhie- 10 talent litle toe divorcee of the areas Uneataiane Voetv-uith sod Pilleth arte 608 tn Pear meueing ata puint two hundred and forty (eet can§roi th months, under the dire ion of the Street Comzniasio port ot ¢ n Pavement of the Board r an, with renolnts Which waa adopted Loeingt on, i ane om @aime is hereiy Camenliod sven goed o06 Wace emanteies te a That noe une | Ry Alderaan Kast Whit wan carried revaend my twat ail the righ ae eeuion ad with Belgan pay pense Rew That sith avenue, between Forty-second and he pa then laid over, conveyed Ws \bt sab wand ot Gerver for sauptes ety aud Lue accompanying v1 Jiuae tuere iy owe by the etiy, and | Porty third street, be faved with Belgian be irep block ‘estas Kuious moved thet the Committee on Fi: sta Witeae'e Hew A oe ote accompanying ordin: direotion of the Croton Aqueduct De oe be discharged [rom the further considerstion of pe | INH are herooy te ten Which was laid over. Which was concurred in by th eexpense to be paid hy the owt 0 Keboe for rumunerstion for lose of heres, "cad | ous - a7 ing Catered Upse 401d peeudene, OF im. Keport of Commftice an Finance, non-coneurringwith the folio « ing resulation of the Board of Aldermen — Kesolved, Tit the Comptroller be aud he hereby Authorized and directed w lease Ww Patriot Orphan Lome, of the city of New York, pd parcel of land beionging to the ¢§ located ty ninth street, between tee ihird af Fourth tain pie en commencing at the years, at the nominal Ihe United States) por ehikdres of de: of Councilinen, Fr Aldermen the fesolution revoking @ Blate Women s Huspial, Which was a And the same was directed to be sent to the Bosof Coun ellen iy Alderman Mastensom— Kesoived, That Firty-0ifth street, between thepnth Eleventh avenues, be repaired immediately, wir the ab Fectiow of the Street Commussiouer, Whieh wae By Aiderman Mouient— Whereas toe lessees of the Astoria ferry have Lynn} accese ed nua, wpe whiek Wo a u Fr yose Of rece vii ucating ai Nieceaned oF dsatded, sgidiers sna reapeoitul message be sent toe Board vesting them to return wo lution aa fellows: ° plod with the terms of (ne grant on intended wived. That the Comptroller be and he is hereby aythur. | tate vo fveu. aid diverted wo draw bie warrant In favor of ore, Coman, Norton, MeBrien, Brier, Masterson, Varnum, nig alt 40 be pala by Che city, ad «ord. eretor te adopted i tie Commitee ou ieigian Pave. | tz the of the — 1 fhe sutn Of §2B), the same to be in remnant rn Vreambie relative to bulkhesd and pier lines, and reso’ y ‘ailing through a Gr Kwon MMe tion as follows avenue and Lidtu street, and — the Street Commissioner be and h Spe nmap to bo (he same Wo the acovant of donatious, hy ae rea verified oopy of the Haru ‘qurth avenues, oH ame to be he goa tenmestiately f 4 thea laid over the Compr tive on Lampe and Loud moved that the Committers on propriation f od from (ne further wousiseravan of Which was ai owing vote: — Moors, Coman, McBrien Fiyen, Gedney, Bly, Kelly, Brie, Maderson, Varnum, U' Brea, mon Council, a tod to the Ma the 0 OF pa ompiroliar be and he ia hereby autho ww hin Warrant in of Michael | bn Titet aud directed ts your hwnerathe Board. Movinnla and Van Voorbis—13. situnted lying aod being to the sixth ward, and bounded as | Meehan fur tne num of GIT for datnages to bis hover, and ne honed ot Aldermen la eS Kesolved, That a walk of granite Blocks be laid scross | fo.ows, to wt. by Work, Baxter, Park aud Litie Water | chars the same wo ite approptiows snoake Sotiews carves Fourth avenue, on both aides of Furty sath suroet, under (oe for the purpose of furnishing wood, coal and four | Which was carried. rh Weare A Asderinen, direction of tes Croton Aqueduct Board, and the scoumpany. | in email quan tes, at the actual cost thereot! and, And the paper was then nid over. mien on Lewis oe rT rece ance Cuaretoe So etapred Wher cod shed or bullding is no longer uned by waid Vounciinak Inia’ maved that the Commition on Heigian | Mares bioh was by the following vote — Masen w for the purposns herein named, and also be diecharged {rom the (arther considersiion of | heport of Commilten on Berets, with an ordinance, Oo a | Aflirmative—Aldermen Moore, Conan, Merion, Fiyont | bern « p on, and letrimeutal to the beak of the roaniting oe Merete of the Bowtd of Aliormen, | 0! grant of w the | Gedney, Biy, Brice, Loew, Maserson, rou, nite of that jos refore, va | tae follows Thy Mayet, Alterman & morality of the wty of Mow o ‘4 Yam Voorhio--4 That t Comminaionsr be and he te eth aireet, from Market stip to Cortears | Pork, in Common Cownenl ont, Oo ardase a0 fake favor of adopting reso veined and diteernd vo rennwe iby wich in pavement. under the diretion | bres bering (be lot Of ground abe Aqueduct bonrd, aid that the sonmpenying | The Journal of Commerce shall have power to eomatcuet sewer, with the necessary receiving ba- erating permienh Tolae Oe edenyted, Pants ao ter b> eheewells and strees 04 coming the beskdi be built in Forty-seventh stremt, bewween meer |, ist, be and the same ie 4 ear GP ibe nam haactariy eutn al Hanvter sent enummding f nd bighta avenue, wnder the difection of the thet. Toe payer wes tar Peart to <wnting tras Boar od that tbe scovmpanying ordi the few orca me See or be whopied, be and is hereby granted to | The Conn of the ¢carh © 4 ied A pervaded baat © eh task epee, a Which was adopted by the fo Atirmative—Aiderinem Moore, Coman, Norton, MeBrien, Fiynn, Gedney. Ely, Keilly, Brier, Loow, jfisslereon, Var: in wall ing nprey Beneroreni tom awit the runaing of (weir boata, thus affording no me: num, O'Brien, MeGiinis and Van \ vorbis . (thal eeid ordieanee te referred Fetween tue upper park of tue ety aud Levmg Ini; Wares | ieholved, That the salary of ‘ie City Librarian be ie a width, and by two feet f , sonoma meveers fore. creased to G10) per annum, the sume Wo take effect from ve vader the ditertion of the Cre vectiman Mackay moved thet ibe Committers on Done. ‘Kesolved, That permission be and the same is teby given | bie passage of this reaulution. Lone and harities bn Giacherged from the further ronsiter 7 to Jonn Lawrence vo run toate for the accumbiation of | "Which tan y the following vote:— uve ot report of Committes on Fi enter a raat Passengers from the ferry sup #t the foot of baty-ernth Afirmatire—Aldermen Moore, Corman, Norton, Me in, Resoived. 7, eK of the Clty Hall in hereby ai b reeolution as follows ’ ete op enereh Street, baat river, to Anvwria, Long island, untiverwise | Flynn, Ged Kelly, Brice, Loew, Masterson, Var: | rected vy dieplay the nativoal aud city Megs on Thorsiay the Cotaptroiat be and he te hereby on ordered by the Common Counc. pum, U Brien, sinnia aod Van VourbianI5, April 12, 194, in commemoration of the virthday of the tet draw © warren: im favor Alderman Low moved to amend by strife out the . That the Cornptrolier be and ue te hereby an. | filmes Henry ( ay. Lier, that the several public Ratureend chareh, loated in ms mwred Wo he wp Goneeal Ordep Forde “terry sup," and inserting in lew thereihe word | thortred and uirected to draw his warrant th favor of James | bulldings abd out ciulsons generally be requested w bows the | smthoun of Fit atrent. for tne eum Of GBM. vo © “vuikheed, oly for the mum of $3), the said sum being amount | po T cchees W pay tanre & eres ot Vt Cote propery ah the ‘Alger Euy moved to farther amend by ifriing the m fut services render y in City Lospector « Whteh ‘eunenrred in Prevent tune, the emount W be eharget Ww ihe ewmst of + oe word (ore the word “boats! iu the region runent, and omitied through « cerical error frum pay | Resived, That permien im be and the same ie hereby given | Guna mee ee taliorwe cried reat cleaning, dated March 188 fo Mra. Lowina Jaue Austin to regulate and grade amtecurh | Which wae carrind 4 ha erty ame then being on the amendmerifered by man Norton moved w atnend by striking ont the let. | pnd gutter and fag. sor in ‘lromt of her premises in payer wae then lait over. tharset aad 4p + Le warrant tn favor Bae afer the word “James” Rb Ctreet, between Bewad sad Third avenues, to be done nes Roments orred Chak the Comeuttine on Mireet | wert Van lames = euth Of BI), tot farniening euenee é Alderman NoktoN moved to ame ved “row the wurds.“or mail.’ iweb as carried. Alderman Vanvex moved to atmend by str! words “ during the pleasure of the Cominon « inserting In lieu thereot the followin, ferry company resume the running © Alderman G the Commission on Ferries. Whicu was lost by the foliowtog vote: j Aflirmative—Alderinen Gedoey, Ely, Masterd Varnam. Vau \ eorbie—6, On N: PRESIDENT then put the quesuioa on (he derman V whieh carried. The question then being on the adoption of Bs Amended, tue ARMY Was Jowt by ihe! Ati awve—-Aldermen Fiynn, Brice, Loew : Moore, Coman, gad Pi Rely, Maatervon, Varuuim, 0" iy Qiderimss Nonton moved wo reeonetder the af vote, nue wae Carried Aloe man Kniiiy moved to refer the miter on Ferries, \hen put the question om the apdmentof RY moved w refer te saidjolution to ; e—-Aldermen More, Coman, Norta McBrien, Pipun, Retlly, Brice, Leow and Nedinuls@ ae 4 by addlatver the Which was carried her We @5pOnee and vader tbe direction of ibe Bureet 6% love sed | tne, Ven ee ngs be nenarert from the further commdersteon of | We then moved further to amend by | after ti Commissioner a wsagoees. word “dollarw’ (ne worua “with lnverest,’ and atthe end Which was coneurret in sectauen be tnt on ord “the sinouns wy be paid from the | And ine same wae dirmted lo be oeat |to hie Honor the eppropristic ty Contiigencien Witten was carried ‘The resolution, as amended, was then adopted by the fol- Wie: mative—Aldermen Coman, MeDrien, Gedney, Ely, . MeGunis kad Van ' Your: 6 14t vin ‘uber . + Rtreet from bee (urtet ove deraion of re the Corpors: tw tear tha ee NOMEN Aldermen Moore, Norton, Flynn, Masterson and wae then leat for want of « He port of Committee on Finance, In favor of adopting reso: ie Market in ibe ety eee trom . hoon Keomam, Long Jution as follows — March 31. inctas Brena way, oF ae Kingeerage toed, W be Opeued sono sing ter epe, Hiren n nats, Kewtine, W atin, hove Kesoived, that the Comptroller be and he ix hereby ton fin vee <4. Tiemune, Walvorae, Raseria, bh Aulnoriged and difbeted Ww draw bis warrant in favor of 1 wes oarrio of Ab | her. A. Laiunt, pasor of the St Vineent de Maul ehared. for od Poe — ramationen Vigne, Kenner, Oot Khe eutn Of $5), a9 a donation In ait of t «of the © ranette the Comm tee om Hipnet 4 Pl mmr 7 Asylum counecied with said ebuteh; the amount to ve | peer Openoes anne! oo meeder otee of re (reeetine WREReER meres thes ine gor yon thew lation | charged by the Cumpiroller Wo the approp lation for dows | Which was ortered on Ci ateon 00 {mire e fee tered va | Wom A Fern man itntinn was reeived from the itreet Commis Kngoives, Tat the Chuneet te the Corpersinn teenie | Weck was 4 Medin. | Which was sdopied by the following vote. fiomer, ranemitting apjot onment of sesmnen hereyy lo sathorna +94 Garenned tp tbe be vesnetery begat fait over ite ate Atirimative—Alterinén Moore, Coman, Norton, MeRram, | fog urd arrose telwnem Pulyainth eat Mighty eth | fe aeceee W igwe Vide street from the Noteon riveree the Mireat (omanteaionen Wo wnt be te bare son, Bly, Kelly, Brice, LOew, Masterson, Varnm, 0 irinn, | etree Brget way, 0° Rings vroge toed, eoorrting Wo lee. rertont bo cones the whats @ bins eOiwnis abd Vad Vooriie 16 Watch wae ordered on fie * a oarre y «Beant Rast rivet wo Be ren Peqative—Aldrman Gedney t frrowr “ pacer wen thew beet ower tntiaialy 06 the mone bare town © heroution of Board eitman ae te - | The Commition an Pe presented @ repo ale Ccmetmee Has Cotas te et Chat the Commitee ate | any suthorny ~ eae P ond i , That he Commition on National Afurs he and we aun from | be dieckerges trv Vue [ortbe Ommberenr: o ee 2 | Rewavet Tat wee on we the Corpors the Com wey oe oe oO) vehell of be t 0 horeig oe . . pane iyee | Gog OF New Yre w vrovuce lor aud preseat Ww we ris. | ni dered orient to the mines = | nd That the Ovuneg Wo the Corpersuge be and be | am eriooe gpe ces lau marr ae reruns CWwnd mee i eT a ee ae Me en enna en! eT NeNTTNNNNNN NTN