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Alderman CHARLlcx rose to reply, when the Chair.
vote to print the entire mass of the testimony in
and unanimously.


authorizing the Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen OF the
different wards, to employ persons to the snow
which are now rendered quite impassable was after be-
ing opposed by Aldermen Messercle, Dodge, Rich and
Ssdy xsdrswn " , and amended q BY giving similar au
Alderman ME'sFRoLE. opposed this amendment, upon
the ground that the residents Of the upper wards and
more particularly his constituents Of the 10th ward
would object to apply the Of the treasury for the
purpose Of cleaning the streets in the lower part OF the


Alderman CHARLrcK said that the citizens generally
were loud in their complaints against the present cond
ton Of our streets He stated that uncean streets had
taken the native Americans out of like causes
would produce. the same lresults with the present
party in power that expense should be spared in
ice should be removed, and that great nconvenience
blythe large in this respect


Alderman MEssEEoiE still opposed this amendment 1t
was, however, fually adopted.


message Of his Houor the Mayor representing GER
tain in the ocia conduct OF the suPsrn
II was shown he had entered into colusion with GER
tain in divduas to promote his own interests was by
resolution unanimously removed; aud The message of
his Honor the Mayor, and the testimony accompanying
the same, waDordered on hie.


A resolution from the Board of Assistants, presented
by special committee appointed for the purpose Of
ing for the celebration Of the late anniversary
drawing his warrant upon the account Of Charles Se
cor Co in the amount of $l7l % for nationsl faR
hoisted upon the flag staff the battery was adopted


resolution from the aboard OF Assistants favor OF
removing Justice Merritt from the tombs to the Jefsr
market, was concurred in.


After some further unimportant business the Board
adjourned


Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, Monday, March o.
Nathan Pearce Esq President 10 the Chair and quo
rum OF member present


P.ftions prs.med omd r.f,,r,d-- OF sundry inhsbi.
tants OF the 7th ward for the construction Of In
Rutgers street.


OF Murray Hoffman and others to have s7th and ssth
streets between Filth Avenue aud dale paved


OF -, Tor permission to copy the fuil length por-
trait OF Com Decatur, with q view oi having the
engraved for work about to be published By Little 4
Gray. Of Boston.


OF Hon John B. Scott, 0hs recently appointed Re.
corde to be provided with suitable rooms for his ONCE
In the City Hall


or John B. Oakley and others, for permission to inter
dead bodies In the Episcopal Church in Duane street


Of sundry persons, to have the pier loot Of Murray
street appropriated for the exclusive use oi
sic market bargss.


or P. B. Chfystie. to be appointed an inspector Of
lime


or sundry persone against changing the name Of the
Bowery to the Fourth Avenue.


R,pJrfs Of Co,nmiftees In favor of paying Andrew
Kennedy $500 on accoupt Of injuries sustained by the
bursting OF water pipe In 9Th street. between Fifth and
Sixth Avenues. Carried


In favor of mspsnding Engine Companies Nos =, -,