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boAkD OF ALDERMEN--OCt. 9O-Vhtn Board met last
evening the President, OLIVER CHAaLIcK, Esq, in tho
Chair The Minutes Of the last meeting read and
approved resolutions of the Board the following
changes In the Election Poles have been made


In the 18th Ward the First District poll removed from
Ne Hester street to the southwest Of Grand
and Clinton Streets the Second District poll from No
95 Delaney street. to 1866 Delaney street, and the Third
District Poll, from No AGO Grand street. to No. Sheriff
street


Sixteenth Ward the First District from No 90 Eighth
Avenue to the southeast Of Seventeen street and
Ninth and the poll Of the Second District from
Smith Hibbard's No. soi Third avenue and the poll
Ninth avenue, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-se,
venh streets to the southeast of the Eighth


First District poll Of the Seventh Ward be changed
from No l2s East Br ,adway, to No la0.


Several Districts OF the Eighth ward at the following
places Third District, Spring street Fourth Dis.
rict corner OF Varck and Dominck streets Sixth Dis
street Eighth District, sos Spring street, - 'fs


First District of the Fifth ward, to be held at No 4s


Second and Third Election Districts of the Fourth
ward at the following places viz the Second District
at No 45 James street, the Third District at No. James
street.


appontaeats Smith, Inspector OF Elections of
the First District of the Fifth ward in place of John


Carntr 81, B. ssete Inspector Of the Fourth District in
the Sixteenth ward in the place of James N. Stout
signed


Petitions being in order petitions received from
from the notable James Robertson soliciting cooper
alton OF the Board to stop the circulation e. publi


The PREsIDEsr- take occasion to state to the Board
that have received frequent communications lately
Board the subject matter contained in this communica
on namely the proprey Of stopping tho circulation of
course OF business and to let him that have not
suppressed his communication.


AID. BENsos.-Let the man have leave to withdraw
his petition. II is ridiculous


AMxMsER.--Lst it be referred to the committee on
charity and aims, QauEhter) to whom is referred all
matters in relation to the lunatic asylum. oars of
laughter)


Aid JAoKsos.-The subject seems perfectly
thy OF tho lunatic asylum. (Renewed laughter)
A MgMBER.-Let the paper be withdrawn


The communications were accordingly withdrawn and
laughter member observing in an under tone~"It may
not be impossible to check the the Hudson
air balloon modelled upon the modern plan but when
this most ncomprehensble Of all imaginable Convention
out the Lower Baya with pitchfork he may endeavor
to prevent the circulation Of the Heratd Some
~, the table enjoyed the affair good deal
Tomb gfMs crpulsts." Alas poor Yorck.
wash-house at Randall's Island was granted.
of the Eighth Ward to corner Of Prince and Wooster
Station House. from a Broadway % Mercer srss -'
Message from the Mayor, stating he had, in compli
thanks to be sent England work lately received
from England in relation to the health Of large cities Sc
no Geological % History Of New York-Resoluton of the
Board Of in favor Of giving the above work to
Il
which stood as follows:-


Arrs-Messrs. Benson, Henry, Messerole. Jackson,
Briggs, Tappen and Seaman-7.


NoEs-Mcssrs Charlick, Hart Compton and Brady.
| RECESS


Aid DIVER moved to reconsider the vote taken in re.
as taken before the recess; ayes T. noes 7; lost


RePorts-Averse to petition of Hamilton Murray from
relief of assessment.


In favor of extending the leases of Peck slip ferry for
Term OF seven years, with certain stipulatons.


Aid BENSON considered it would be improper, at this
period, to !egslate ahead and hoped the resolution
would be laid the table, and ordered to be printed


The question on accepting the report and adopting
Report Of Finance Committee of the Board Of Assist
ants favor Of the release Of surees of John Leyden
concurring with Board Of Assistants.
A Committee Of Conference, consisting of Messrs.
Henry vanne and Brady, were appointed to take ac-


Adverse to the claim of Drs. Wallace, Kilbor and
Smith, for medical services &C. rendered various per-
sons at the instance of the Police. Referred.


After conc urring IN some papers from Board Of AS.
sistants the Board adjourned to meet this Tuesdsy)
evening at o'clock


Board OF AssIsrANrs-The reading of the minutes of
the last meeting was dispensed with


Petition of J. @. Bloomfield and 8. Dewitt Bloodgood
for permission to construct railroad the western
side Of the city to McCombs Dam Referred to commit


We are glad to movement made having in
temptation the accomplishment of this desirable object
ery side Of the city fully warrants II will greatly add
to the value Of property in that direction and help to rid
US Of portion at all events of those nuisances the ON


Resignation of R s Leonard Inspector of Elections
received, and John D. Tate appointed in his place.


Several reports Of committees assessments were
read and acc pied


Report of finance committee, to whom was referred
the petition Of Smith and Others to have the bounds Of
the property of the corporation at Brooklyn Defined
with resolution attached, accepted and resolution
passed.


Resolution changing the poll for the and district 4th
ward, from Isl to i59 Madison street. Adopted


Papers from the Board Of Aldermen.


Petition OF James Kelsey to disnter the remains Of his
child. Granted.


similar petition of s. M. Wright Granted


Same Of Thomas Rooney ,Granted


Resolution refundng sa5 to Martin Pelsang, which he
was fined for opening hydrant, with the permission of
Alderman Rich. Coneurred in.


Resolution changing the election polls Of the and and
red in.


Report Of the Committee of Arrangements for cele.
brating the funeral Of Gen. Jackson. Accepted.


Report Of the Committee in relation to the late fire in
New street. Accepted.


Petition Of James s. Libby to remove remains OF his
vile to Greenwood Cemetry. Granted
Like petition OF James Waller Granted.


Like petition from Jno c. Smith, remains Of
his mothern.law. Granted


Report Of Committee and Resolution appropriating
aaatonsl sum o. $500 for wash house on Randals Is
Resolution to hold the poll Of the lst district Second
Ward at l3l Fulton street. Adopted.
Resolution that Jno G. Snedeker be appointed Weigh
er o. Hay, on complying with city ordinances Adopted.
for 5ih district Sixteenth Ward accepted, and H. A.
Beach zach appointed r! OH ted in his place.


, resolution directing 5000 copies Of document No 80
the Board OF Assistants, be printed for the Of the
members. Adopted.


Resolution to discontinue all farther proceedings to
collect the assessment for the Stanton street Sewer
Adopted


RESIGNATION Of J Timpson Inspector of elections
or the srd district Seventh Ward accepted and George
W. Farley appointed in his place. Adopted.
Resolution, That the Comptroller and Corporation
Counsel be directed to enquire into the nature OF such
suits as are pending in which the Corporation is party
Adopted.
Report of Committee of Poca confirming tho contract
Tor q prison in Jefferson Market Accepted


Report in favor of correcting method at present
adopted for nterring bodies Randals Island and Of
removing the Potter's field that Island, as
another eligible piece of ground be obtained. Con-
Cured in.
Reso luton oppropriating portion OF pier No East
River for the landing Of alien emigrants. Adopted