The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1850, Page 7

a ‘The wealth of this metropolis ie enormeus. An- posed te a statement exhibiting the vaimetion of real amd personal estate in cach ward of the city and eounty, sccording to the valuation of the Board of Su- pervicors, for the year 1849 :— Gv or New Fone V gars ete: ae, anv Peasonar 0 Valueof Value ‘Whe Wealth and Bzpenaitures of Sew York ony. Ward. Real a oot a eon fi, S501 ‘$24.21 118,320, ine Hikin 983.750, 118, 1,719 600, Ki tet ie 1s 1.80 060 ptt 22s 1s so a8 18,300 1,074,550 = 12,573.40 118,390 1.661.373 12,368 623, 10s 3) 813 40 k ) 050 18.320 = 9665 330, 100 ow 440 556 4 544,455 18.3%) ~ 0a 338 ‘O59 bred 100 ud) 9) 659 67710 ORLLID 94,150 109,560, _ 209,750 9) Sy = 817,400 100,009 138,800 99,659 733,500 108.119 95 800 109.840 14,763,700 118,320 Taran Sines $256,107, 103 The smount of tex levied on the ‘above was $3,005,- 762 52, and wes com posed of the following items: — Vor ‘State Mill Tax. $123.098 57 migraine tauing oak "2508 on Square iron o - “ Doneleney | between water loan fnterest and water rent............ + 421,183 54 « Pian Pipes a and caine ‘the same... Bebools. wees « All accounts for City Government. ; * Delicieucy of Tax of 1848.....0.06 ‘Total amount of Levy of 1849. . . $3,005,762 52 The value of real and personel estate in this city, ecoording to the valuation of the Board of Supervisors, Guctuates enormously from year to year, and we can only attribute it to the very imperfeot system of assess- ment practised. Jt is true that in years when a great epecuiati| ovement exists in ali kinds of property, the market value is much inflated; and sssessments made upon that basis must show @ great increase on previous years; and, on the other hand.in years of ‘great prostration in business, real and personal estate Deoomes much depreciated in value; but the defective syotem of ascessment is the first cause of all fluctua- tions, and leads to ali the concomitant evils. Wedo Bot cee these fluctuations in other cities. for the reason Shot the assessment is vot regulated by the movements jm the financial and commercial world. It will be seen Dy the ancexed comperacive statement. that there has deen, within the past twenty years, @ very great in- ereaso im the value of taxable property in this city, god enormous fluctuations in the assessments from Jour to year: — Vacuz oy Rear anp Persona Estate ix tHe City or New Youn, Real Estate. Personal, $97,015,500 a Ws.084 405 114,329 561 it will be eeu by this table, that in 1836, 1837, 1838, and 1839, the total valuation largely exceeded that of ony previous year, or of auy year siace. Prices for all Kinds of property, perticularly for real estate, in 1835, bad become enormously inflated, and the assessment, being upon that basis, shows a great increase on that of ‘the previous year. In 1887, everything in the financial and commercial world broke down and prices depre slated very rapidly, as any one who passed through these times knows very well, notwithstanding which the aggregate assessment of reai estate from 1837 to 1840, varied oaly about two miliions of doltars,and the assexcment of pereoual property adysaced in the same time wearly three millions of dollars. From 1838 to 1844, the aunuel aggregate valuations of both real and personal property, show « steady decrease, and ‘what Lime there has beep su increase in the aggregate valuation aunually. \¢. trate what I h Rs Meee rice ret yore, theres to heep under th: the un! broken red I whiol tra have been siready Troven ot lines invieate wot ie Town shure from reliable information. ab id their atyucture, areat ssentioueus an iesions of the summit line. Maite hour tl ¢ach way about seveatect taina, separste auc detached eording to the magm’tude of the chain h OMe pocwensing its See ee And prominent posks, openings are. yoo from either collect branches of some wighty o ream, hs foru the «reat ra ae well as ening m, 1 became satietied, not o f the entire pragticability, but of the easy constr rellzeng sesese this ragged recien. ri whieh osen eiadual aiscovery of Tape forme the rato d im pro¢ line into three heed of the De! Norte the Western, from the rim Beginnivg near the thirty: beautiful adapted to sett 4 ters of the Kauess, fall: i ing the li ty magmitceotly beaneitil—tinbuceds fertility; having a ile ant ye of te; hay tains. bead springs, vein cou tantly euy twine ie name of Si in wastes. Cuber, the pase iy abo 5 Tocien treders, seasons of the Stan the waters of the Cr Frere covered country, ‘sud’ afloraing practicable. woges f the ronte, 40 far aa the entrance Qo this pasa: 4 to say that the line described ts Ct Soa facilities pag wich i liees in *Fhle section covering twelve degrees of rupted bere by enter mountain of St. John's wtiseut) pee ta of taxes levied | ‘The iwervase in the aggregate amount cteatoes had ‘en taszabie property, in this city is calculated to alarm property hoiders, and, no doab:, hase great iafueace on (be minds of capitailets, and prevents investments tn realestate. im 1848 the ewount of tax levied oa $254,105,647 of property was $2,715,510—bighest rat» of taxation, $1.07 60 om $100, In 1849, the amount of tax levied on $266,197.43 of property. was $3,000,7 Digbest rate of taxasion, $1.18-520 om $100. At this rate of imerense, before the lapse of many years. the tate of taxation will be doubled, aad occupants houres find their rents materially locreased. {t is not xnets of veal estate in this city who pay the enor mous taxes, but all who pay house rent; and it is most sctoniebing with what inditlerence they look on wee the (anes plied om, year after year. This is one of ine principal enuges why house rents are compars- tively so much bigher ia this olty than in any other. For the purpose of showing tae cause of the amnual ‘porearing rate of taxation, Wo anmex @ statement giv. ing the items of expenditeres of the city government fm che yoors 1645, 1847 and 184) wuttVhes OF THR GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY oF New Youn. wt sack rst) Sircre and Della jwendies an) 4 stteetls ts B Brits BSEESSa Ge-tes ex #225 he deal’ Tete te B een. Lind Curchaned for Ai ehwal pees on Arrears of Taxes Do. 40. Aasememonte Momeye Refauded om Sales tor Tene: Ve, de. & sergeant Salen 2 2 Sfsz, BF REZ8 Eke * = ry Tetal Ameno Ree Bae T, \neretee fren 1848 to 1847, $1,000,546, aud from 1947 © UM9, $2,080,687, Total ineresse, from 1845 to 1849, A 171 8. A smell portion of the people of this city ore aware of (he enormous @nnual inorease in the er: eeoitures of the elty govermment. It is impossible to orm any idea of the limit to the city expenditures Jocrenee of more than tbree militone of dotlars, tn tour yeart, looks very little like retrenchment; and ua cos something is done toarrest the outgo, it wilt by ditoult, # few years hence, to tell where the ne “ amount of revenue will come from. The peo. pie of York have the remedy in thelr own bands. wehave repentedly pointed out the evil, and it tex. payers eheore to Dene the burdem, it will be no faut efourt, corion ., Co nae. Te a a eau aamee Secimpvers on bassitct one Ur ited AID Se Retigden whieh were fornd in the poxsension ‘‘huptin oo gone ol the thet domadunts, had bese tanen cote bene e Comtetnl & ro a gee es 4, XY pa my ‘ Wrowra leah: not see feted the teliowti vo; numa Rand, Uneriee Beery’ at Ei08 for Artis, oemen. favor mitignt ng ¢itoumstances £ iS. oupeed poy he ere Siseh raed, and FF we Sed tre information thas lial iw evction, I New Hexico, ly bern trave: ' ‘The third section of the tpl 10 pe Sierra Rew eiveo. This te ry catle. thew ‘he nee of preter Ued. The Norherm Line is that of 6, Shem she direst to NJ macuataine = several ot which is only 4,500 fees abowe the sea. » whieh MTECtOR om) iT prac Teeided a the Arkansas aod ce vaove teeth ing the read—worg, water, agate Four h~It te a heal’ by route; no diveaces of any Rind upon % hy iaarion minbt travel it im pie oy) vebicle, seven ov f90t, for the mete reste ay telals ail the senditions of rable ber 1 pretrat te thes le te the further routh, mote (ros Loser amt aie TEE OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED voaE Baovits Jeo Flum- "RE Parse waviNe THE BEA aca oe tm whigh they are ad~ fuesinaay® “peat, me Ot vnce, and asa ne- J.C, FREMONT. ork, by the United ‘Your obliged fellow: eitixen, New Version of the Bible=Meecting of the et Bryan Pwrence 8 1 ‘will be fou: a tegeane tall incke: chm Ben bald Morrison Kotert Soeiety, whieh Ip Lane Cockefair Bmmings wilderness country, ition of the New Testoment, with the term “immerse” substituted for “bap- tire” wherever it cocurs, that sect have beso opinion as to the propriety of tI cording to sppearances, being opposed to it, The subject has created a great deal of comment in Baptist circles, and i, shed pre and con by ministers, ag well as their 5 ere, Larios easure—the majority, ac~ Tobin aid Mire ow Bork seit Callahan ara *. goeupy ‘your attention eo! pompeee Ce Co Gave Jas R ‘The opponents of the measure ase the Baptist Chureb, im Oliver street, for the purpote of hoar- ing ® reply to » pamphiet recently issued im favor of the new edition of the Scriptures, which was drawn up by a commit- tee aprainted at 0 preli tig. Maxwell James yroed by thi eed road ile praicien, roach aidch Cleary Mars aed St Chere Suen P ‘Condit ba sins, during whion ai 3 mene ae Giniit Marthe uient passes Ge led me to com= 6 to wucerstand that auong this aaa of mountains these ip ‘to be fo ening must be confined to it woul a be hia dusy be 20 wren bi need edition of th be was sure, were 08 whe, wads €4 issent from the: Murphy Will am unbroken crest, where Popes aos only to be ai “in he comparatively small de~ ered soriptures, there are, on the other han convictions, are compel or eapedionsy’ 9 of Eovetn eye to the geod of the wociet ae ‘those who are in favor of 1 esti edition of — Deremus Mary Jano gies Pauriok thy Thomas ¥< reat exient of country—stretehing in Decne AN tad oh John Chase a - eet ‘ea fi Cha Gale Marta & Pa~ Chen tri Ch Devine Marnaret ‘are com! Ww of lengthened blooks of jon prey Se eae Hachod—of' arenter ov lane length, o- ue ch whioh they composc— pelied to resort to count to be convinced that Belaoy Bridget Ma MoMurray Wim De Veare Louisa M be Delce Mary ine om: Sotline tad ould be Kiory tiate ‘hat they could “lain the soriptures tor ‘all ‘hey pri a © yatte be 4 that we should ‘y, this high pround, uuhs le tate tbe ninstonets Anew one. Lon admitting thee the proposed vliange was jeken the work com Very Whete Were consulted —if the concentrated ineetiocs and learning of the wo bear on the sucject, there mij tion of the New Testament provided wii Itis under thes: cr Coster Biisho, F thle general bing ch nara ye the maoptetns Syste miming often the ait be hearornta fo tog without elim etree John Everett Mra HE ged Francisco Freom: Chadwick & Beach © Camble Charles allsban Michael Owen Ey Mary Auguste oF akry, i Ue ask smaller aud seconde Plecks Tlisabetn Forbes Latitia ire, Hes- = te . hi Wasi IrcUms'aBces, ts bat w the meeting. was call called, ead althoush there are dif 9 ai arpenter Joseph Ce. mater, Androw Jd this pee in basis information, I desire to ly at the outect, in ona thet 1 might be more ¢ any collision between Baptists ‘on the ocoasion wv. Mr. Cutting wad then appointed secretary of the mect- J reet ca Mra, straw Fraucis Nearana to Mis Auastatia Cutcheon LM Cunningham & Corel Maurice Neacder Rev Ino 7 4 member called for the rending of the pamphlet of the ‘or of the revised editi ‘Lhe Presipen anid tht object, aud that the es tin, aud on the very line which every na rr juire to eonmect it Mey” of the ag oy with the Pasit ing tho belt of country through whieh the Loomed ould pass, it will be found convenient vo divide the en Hels Chauney Bre @ Kastera, reaching tro: 5 tf the Kansas ts the head of the Bet Sona me S Middle, fr mae im thirty-five years, whore free di 's resolu: ot in order. The Rev, Mr. Turney will D Dekrvine Victori- bad Mrs Aivin N Bescon Rachacl Kose ‘Mra. Pi Holbrook Mrs F Maria e Ureat Basin vo ~sinth paral ny | Tativude, dal Bumphrey Mrs ph meuth of the Kansas, the road would e: of thar sive ae vbree or four bun ae miles, ersing & tegen ote wa well tion. From easily - “into he valley tains, cee up it Sealy h of the Buerfane river. this point, tae Haller sarax Asn st nery Blizabeth Bitaatren Johanne Henry Mary Ber ary th ta priliminary saat oppositi ‘country of of the Testament. and eulti to the proposed re r of chjections, which were ai hn weon Edwa Benoa ae WO Darideon Amiutor oli Guiserpe Doomer Jas et pe Henry F chjectiom was, tbat ft Pogvons Uapt Wm Perry k B tion of the ssciet, w Perc a might incur a vi i fe wake such reviaion. mead os Toat te tion of eS dietiagashing etait de the i consider it demanded by a Arkansas, the road sirikoe Harrison Roth Hophins Suey MC pivhardos Marquis o A Clarkson agera Doming> Hawkins Barrict “a = “ee heaton npeise. quoted Cow mous with to * vivoas: nad, therefore, it fe not Reorssary to ma. wad boautitel elie short jobs of the moun- this stream finds its y having ite summits almost ude of rain or snow, from which Re Wet Mountain, This a J Biiul Jeunett Debors = Jones Clariesa A anerk« Del Fines ce roa De. a lone Beant 8 ‘los Bill neha nee aslow Peuderille SW ord angeliat,” and a variety of ether tee ond t angeiofrancizey Do peice Pever ha version would re: ult in Davis Marsbal Pittela itohara Daves Capt WS otter Lieut JD ir J Demmick Capt KZ Berm’ Geo Dequintetsiura Ja- Dottenbeimer Henry rey ee Eg Rig ate Joba, ifthly. ‘Th: ich would resuit, agen Hey Potrer Joromh P Pollard tiebard Phd et David & L Lorieade Catharine jorwts uw Livingeton Sarah J Lynch Misa, Nine~ ay Mar~ Dingman Andw Lawrence Blirabeth Lives Mrs vee Dralonse ib rounded by bold, D Leohl mer Dralonse i wre foot of the mouataine to the ir Lyons Contarine two to to four us dred yarca wi wet together tes impo Hs Dav t. i mgt Miho | Bible, whi many, hap ‘aassolatic AD “ned a iss. Mrs Lrg Lincon Mécla T Lathrop Bveli on tan; duty of the ao the proposed re~ ver 4 oateraplated that rgani Quine Dr fi R by the pro} enue He eyes Bile Fociety of the Scriptures. It Moore Mise M Mary D = Morrisy Mary M ¥F Parriny ftom Stephen ovis ethos 0 soniierty Suown te the New Me: © wocustomed dvicors, tem to one. No Bay Baptista, bave called for 1 7 of mt ie ang verein Yo om, be aaid he’ proveated ‘against Ptist Charch, fa wien ob in je E — Betty lurpby Catharine LePastor ot the Oliver otre held, deli Forver B Flevourg Vietor Fisher & MeCauti MoKeone Elizabeth cen er Mins, oy oy Xobonnell Eten E The meeting adjourned at » late hour in the evening. a Molntire MroRobert xc Tene Margao otra ‘are 8 i) aria, Avrains in Mexico.—We yesterday roreived files 0 to tne Ich inst, being Vreviously recetved tate of Tamauli the vavigation of the river om where « eattiogss road Rogers James T Rote A z ok Twrence f= Goo 4 aG ry 4 Co Frama, Y ead oa * Mise messes Beteet Bene il Mrs, Colum= jeCance Margaret McKean bridget bia et i ae tr'be established 40 Ba Luis, outinvourly al alm cell Geo Henry Bey ta of the Kaneus to the by Geo itor of the lth Proceedings of the bounéary ¢ ain joes hich we have — seoetved 4 corveepen der: St the Monat x ieee orerns, A Tone acoount of eweom Mary Ann Nidds Wiae M, 2 undertaken in the winter of 188-49 ‘ a Reso N oil Biicatetn rugged. o ‘x 7 . Wa Ful teh ae of the woe Impractiosbie ww te Qrbere Ametia oman Wan te make @ © rreet ©: Fim of she Grose ‘be O'Donnel! Bliaaboth Owens Mrs, Cit; Ball . OConen a Ann O'Neale Mary ne country bay ond, 4 bi diwon b Phillips Mes Jas represen Pigran Mary Ann ined was eonsilored to bo vat: ch Niven I-32 Ww 10 thie information, the same structure of th» Saluitareeatted YOur attention above,as forming mountai na good, and I Smeclsy ta velicriog ti bets Lovie omens Caroline Luis. sve other portions of the TH. Of Chiapas wet om the 15: of ‘The Legislature of the Sate of Coabuil has empowered ake ree for the Goodwin Jaa 0-3 oe Ryans ‘Brien 6 Ricder Martha bi s Bweetzer Caroline ‘upon m country ‘fea imiormaiks rernved ‘Almen other part bet can Congress to rene i theta cares of inoorporation, to to 6 ain Mian of Mexico with the Pacite jailivan Mise, Wa the travelling row’ ap is from the Wah-aateh mo ada, and thevoe to the Bay of Sea verses the Gewat, Basin, presenting three eit wy Lives, ri you will fi ‘the map. fi pes Giees cm Rev Ghriveatts Ravin Site i ny Bo sene Gertarr Wm coat alae he vessels which bring ter den The carrie thirty leaguee ta 1 Mexico im ten yeare more, the gt ty to W American government, which, has one umerss and one ot I y f Late Deautival and iechile valley of she'ten Dosguin, mitiah ihe reed thence would lollow dows to ac ramenty, OF (0 gome point on the May. | at rr Thom: ‘aiee BElls Thome Hensietta Thersven Bite sue SmibsR Sanford Silas W he peopl in gol the pes pee ‘avd that ng’ Soon Diencering J and T Suet & ae ‘pre nie ives me than ‘ritere | iaity fa tee ta practice il Wort Mrs Abagail Sh lden Gideon mous tants fell on the intruders cunding two oF three. oldiers for the purpose of mnelling ire of the mowntaine is lite Toned with. the qrentert fostyprseneasa evented where Led Wilveon abigail P ‘bi eom Abani Wood Mela ly Rave at Famonti Five wore perssus bad boon arrested for participation [n the late revolutionary movementa, Cowny oF Ar ®, Mareh 2).— Hon. Henry Mfha 4 ned by the Governor a Justice of the: ened by {he denth of the Hons remarks embody sil the general information pen thie line. ‘The frst sertion of ity to th | Tayter Thomas . This being motion No. $, Ths eppetianee f facts from the record by the nex’ _Fmersen for the Biesander Garda lerander Gardner ‘An | Crem Cent R F.2 ¢ owene ef th caching as And RE fapdly eavereed a commen fonds dn the United Stat ‘which I not sppetinats. No. ih of at m veetion of the i -~ Serm, the thermomerer 00 seve seer hese bigh mounteine and ed te ever becalition— ent ¢ temperate in the valleys, the Goyer for tbe de~ wettve to all teal ih “she bad come for the ‘opening of the trial, et ela ay ero their way in. Interpeeter"oekid be Fie one ests to cilia Poult Three persons, Pd totaled 8 jurore.--8t, Le cs the advantages for making and presere- water sed eetl Yor lahablvation aud sul [asians Ritted 0 to come, the pame titre, Tiatenant 9 ports ene i opposed to herds of the Indiaste’ Phere ute now four sronte ow tan Arteric ara the Rio Grende, im bot purewit at tee jum Antonio Tece., Mare®T, ate wa Mayer Wilhelm Meade Henry WM hin Neil 7 Mozzy Obi Yellen George tebe Fe Thos Morphy Wan Mullen Robert Murray Micht Mullen me Repaaly Aadrow MePerm ot John McRenna Wa cvieald Charles MeKindley FG. McGibney Br MoGorn Johp McGrath William aorhal N Nickerson sms s ichela De & W sen Geo W Norris Lieut LS Nichels Cay t Soha PNosti8 ose P Rogen Boo) Newhigaiog Win Nick r Olcott 48 P Pateeon sadw K my yy = Polron ar Pons Roe Fi Penstor Pope Ba sin’ Phelps 2 Peper s Qoin John—& Quin James eon Ryan aitey Kosgow 8 Rive! 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