The New York Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1868, Page 4

4 THE CITY TAX LEVY. What Our Citizens Will Have to Pay. She Bill in Fall as Passed by the Assembly. ‘The tax levy Jor this city passed the Assembly on ‘Thursday, by a vote of eighty-four to eighteen. It \will probably come up and be passed in the Senate ho-day with as little examination as it received in the Assembly. Annexed is the bill in full, classified and grranged under the proper headings:— {An act to make provision for the government of the } Sthe people of the State of New Y. rk, represent f lew Yor ‘ty Senate and yee do enact as follows:— vi SECTION 1, The Board of Supervisors of the county one York are hereby authorize and required, a3 joon as conveniently may be afier the of this » to order and cause to be levied raised by tax Upon the estates by law subject to taxation within said county, and to be co!lected according to law, for mre use of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of 1 City of New York, an amount of money equal to Sgxregate of the several sums hereinafier stated, fter deducting from such azgregate, according to Ww, the estimaied amount of come and receipts of .d Corporation for the current year, that 18 to CROTON AQUEDUCT. ‘Aqueduct repairs and improvements, $80,000. Alterations of ayueduct, $10,000. Croton Aqueduct Board, contingencies, $5,000, Croton Aqueijuct Department, deficiencies, $5,000. Water pipes and laying, $300,000, CENTRAL PARE. Central Park, maintenance and government of, for deficiency on tuis account for year 1567, $39,674 91. PUBLIC SQUARES, For the grading and regulating of Hamilton square in the city of New York, $40,000. Mount Morris square, improvement of, $15,000, to be expended under the direction of the Street Com- auissioncr. New stone bridge at Kingsbridge, $20,000, For paving Tompkins square, set apart for a mill- tary parade ground, witi tue Fisk concrete or other suilable pavement, 80 a3 to make the same available for parade purpose, tue sum of $60,000, to be ex- pended by or under the direction of the Street be- parunent. ROADS, STREETS AND AVENUES, Including Fort Washington depot road and 138th street and dock av the foot thereof; also including $26,000 for repairing and Keeping tn order Blooming- dale or Kingsbridge rad from 120th street to its up- er terminus at }ariem river, and repairing High- ridxe road, to be expended by or under the direc- tion of the Street Conmuissioner, pursuant to the ex- isting ordinance, $115,000, Sprinkling, $20,000, to be expended by the Street Comtissioner in the employment of suilable persons theretor. Kepaving and repairing streets, $135,000, the con- tract or agrecinent tuereior to be made under such Supulations and wilh such Person or persons as the treet Commissioner shail decide to be for the best ntaroahs ot th Street improv: 8, $20,000, for grading that part of Eighth aveni xXpense of which i pnts 1 of chapter Goz of Lie laws of 1864, a8 aulended by chapter 530 of the laws of 1807, 18 to be discharged by tax and not by assessment, $10,000, and the street Commissicner shal! proceed forthwith to regulate Bud grade the suid avenue, according to the grade erties by the said act as so amended, and the Pignth Avenue Kailroad Company are hereby required $o change their track from tiie to time, as may be ae during the progress of the work, so that ‘he running of cars thereon shail be coutinued with- but inverruption. OPENING, WIDENING AND EXTENDING STREETS. Expenses of, in-luding the payments of costs as faxed by the Supreme Vourt in tue matter of opeuin; d1sth, 1idth and Ann streets, the proceedings: ack tase having been discontinued, $25,000. For the purpose of paying the assessments and Amount charged by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- Pr no the city of New York for widening and extend oad Chureh street, from Fulton to Morris Btreet, widening Broadway and laying out a cireular pine at the entrance to the Central Park at Fitty- inth street; widening of Sixth avenue, from 110th Btreet to the Harlem river, as set forth in the reporis pf the commissioners in each case, as confirmed by the Supreme Court; also for the amount charged pe opening and laying out a pubile drive ‘om Fifty-ninth to 103th street (commonly called the Boulevard), the sum of $1,000,000, pr 80 much thereof as may be required, which sum the Comptro ler 1s anthorized and directed to provide by the iasue of bonds in the name and behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen and Cormonalty of the city of New York, to be designated and known as “Street Opening and Improvement Bonds,” to be signed Ls the said Comptroiler and the Mayor, and Sealed with the oficial seai of the Corporation, at- fested by the c erk thereof. The bonds so authorized Qo be issued shall bear interest not exceeding seven per cent per annum, payable on the Ist day of May and November in each year, and the principal there- of to be,payab.e within Bfveen years from the — of this wet, in instalments of $250,000, The Board of Bupervisors of the county of New York are hereby suthorized and directed ‘to order and caused to be raised by tax upon the estates by law subject to taxation within the city and conuty of New York an Ainount sufficient in each year to pay-the interest on the bonds herein authori aod also an amount Bullicient to pay and redeem said bonds at their tmaturity. CLEANING STRERTS AND MARKETS. Cleaning streets under contract, the sum of $496,500; and the sum of $6,196 for contingent ex- peuses of the commission; and $10,000 for annual compensation of the commissioners, hereby fixed, Cleaning markets, $35,000, WHARVES, PIERS AND SLIPS. Seneral expenditures, $497,000, For expenses on survey and examinatien of the wharves, piers and silps Of the city and the prepara. tion and lithographing of the maps thereof, for the ase of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, tie gui Of $25,000, For the completion of the Battery improvement, ander contract dated May 31, 1865, a8 authorized by an act of the Legistature, passed May 1, i865, for ar- rears $76,000; und the further sam of $60,000, or s0 much thereof a8 may be necessary for the compiction of said tumprovement. For the erection of a bulkhead on the East river, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth strcets, ia front of tife premises set apart jor market purposes, under the provisions of the act, chapter 120, laws of 1865, gud (he amendments thereto, the sum of $50,000, or ‘So Jnuch thereof a8 may be Necessary to be expended z bent street Commissioner under proper contract herefur. TRON RAILINGS. junction of Broadway and Sixth mud and Thirty-third streets aud Whirty-fourth and Thirty-ifth streets, $9,000. by tax for the pnr- vase for the Board of Me- recinet, by ansferred purchased m= Leonard $10,000, OF so much the act chapte for the purpos the Firth and an chase, is herevy autic Buoh object and pir, Yor the ti 0. yard of Met ct a aut house of the prec $50,000. For the Metropotttan Police fer the purpose of pur- chasing alvi an’ the butiding of a now yn for the Fourteenth precinct Of Metropoiian Pouce $60,000. ADVERTISING, the Gommon Couneli and city » payment suall be rm verusing im newspspers desi that purpose vy tie Mayor and Compt to the proprietors of the New Yor gover ew dine Lor advertising, $11,200 40, 40 Lue proj sof the New York World for ar- Fearages due iur wivertasing, $15,134 dy | to tue proprivtors of the New York Commerciat Advertiser tor arrearages due for advertising, 17,8 5 To the Tribune Association for arrearages due for Advertising, $8,760 24. To tue proprietors of the New York Dispatch for Brrearaves due for advertising, $9,790 O4, ‘To the proprietors of the New York Cilizen for ar- Fearages due for advertising, $4,456. Said claims to be paid when @udited and allowed by the Compirolier. PRINTING, j For the Common Council, $100,000. For departuueata, ¢ FALANIFS, Legisiative department, inciting additions! eom- nsaiion to the members of the Board of Alderme aking the annual salaries of the members .there respectively $3,600, Also $7,500 annual salary of the Clerk of the Com- mon Council, $5,000 annual salary of his deputy. $1,200 antiuai salary of the Assistant Librarian of the City. ‘Total, $211,450. Mayor's bee Pinance 000. _ anes ),000, Department o! of New York shall have The Comptroier of the city jority irom time to tine to appoint aud tix the © enaation of so many clerks and empio) “ as he may dee mtial to the effective discharge of any duties 0 Jepartment of Finance. Street Deparunent, $143,180, melding four keep. oration grounds. it Poepartinen $100,892. it, meld 000 salary of the ) salary of the second clerk, and the sicasenger in the bureat 0! which @ salaries are ixed ely 842,400, wr. the | NEW YORK HERALD, SATORDAY, MAY 2, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET sso eee ‘and Correction of Asseasments, ity Courts, $191,023 24. Also the further sum of $40,000, each of the Police Justis for attes' sorvises ts hold ing court on Sundays from 1864 to 1864, both years a kpenemapemeas ors increase of salary of $2,500, For the payment of the staled annual contributions rf $1,000 to ean of the twelve public dispensaries, Eclectic Medical Dispensary on Twenty-sixth street, the sum of $2,000, The New York cone thic Dispensary in Thirty- fourth street, the sum of $1,500, oe Eemneeresiic Medical in Twentieth street sui of $1,000, este New York loi ats Dispensary in Elev- reet, t] of ‘The Dispensary of the ‘New York Medical College for Women, the sui of $1,000, To Hosta Dispensary of the city of New York, the sum of $1,000, ot’ the Now York Dispeneary, to ald in the erection a new building, To the branch Momeopathic Dispensary in Tompkins are, $1,000. ato ie i tan Dispensary, toward the erection of a building, | “ns NATIONS TO CHURCHES A'~) CHARITABLE SOCIETIES. yor Soagions oe the iohoriay Reet charitable instituti churches, scl % For St. Vincent's Hospital in Eleventh street, near Seventh avenue, $5,000, For the Protestant Dutch Church of Bloomingdale, to pay taxes, $1,400 30, For the Church of St. Paul the Apostle, to pay as- sessments, $1,626 82. For the Dutch Reformed Charch, at 121st street and Third avenue, to pay. assessment for the Church of St. John the ist, in Thirtieth F street, to ASSCBSEN $1,000. For Tesbyterian church, corner of 126th street and Ninth avenue, to ats, pay asseseme: $1,000, For the German Reiormed Catiolic Church of St. Joseph, corner of Ninth avenue and 125th sireet, to Pay assessments, $1,900, ‘or St. Lawrence's church, in Eighty-fourth atreet, neur Fourth avenue, to pay asscesmenté and taxes, $1,200, For the Presbyterian church, corner of Thirty-ninth street aud Ninth aveuue, to pay assessments, $250. For the Roman Catholic Orphau Asylum, to re- regi property from sale for unpaid assessments, ‘or Congregation of Beth Hammerdrash, to taxes, $200. ae For the Convent of the Sacred Heart, to pay assess- meuts, $1,010 53. For the Nursery and Ohild’s Hospital, $3,500, or so much thereof as may ‘be necessary to pay assess. ments. for the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Thirty-sixth street, to Bey. assessments, $209 07. For the Bhud Mecuauics’ Association, $6,000. For the school aitacied to st, Josep’s Church, in Leroy street, $5,000, ‘ Hor ie industrial School in Forty-second street, 3,00, ‘or the Ladies’ Union Aid Society, toward the erection of a new building, $10,000, For the school attached to St. Bridget’s Church, corner of avenue B and Eighth street, $5,000. For the school attacued to the Church of the Im- Maculate Conception, in Fourteenth street, $5,000, For the schoo! attached to St. James’s Cnurch, corner New owery and James street, $5,000, Por the German Mission House Association, $2,500. For tue schoot attacued to the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, in Piit street, $5,000. For the Home of tie Friendiess, in Twenty-ninth street, $10,000. For the New York Magdalen Benevolent Society, 3,000, * For romuaing St. Lawrence's Parochial School, 0, For the sehool attached to St. Paul's church, Har- Jem, $5,000, For the Colored Home in Sixty-:hird street, $2,500. For the schooi attacued to the Transfiguration church, in Mott street, $5,000, For the Ludies’ Union Relief Association, $10,000. For the Lying-in Asyluin, in Marioa street, $5,000. For the schoo! of St. Michacl’s church, corner of Thirty-tirst street and Ninin avenue, $5,000, For tue schoul of St. Mary’s church, in Grand street, $5,000. For tue New York Infirmary for Women and Chil- dren, $1,000. Vor tue New York Medica! College and Hospital for Women and Chidren, to aid in the purchase of suita- bie premises, $10,000, For St, Josepa’s Orphan Asylum, $5,000, For the scivoi attacned vo 5st. Theresa’s church, in Ruigers street, $5,000. For st. Luke’s Home, in Hudson street, opposite Grove street, $2,000. For the Patriots’ Orphan Home, $5,000, For the school uttached to st, Anthony's church in Sullivan street, $5,vvu, For the sciool attached to St. Peter’s church in Barclay sireet, $5,000. For the New York Female Assistance Society, 5,000. For the school attached to St. Stephen's church In Fast Tweuty-eighth street, $5,000, For the Five Points Mission, $6,000. For tue House of Mercy, (Horat.o Potter, president), $5,000. For the school attached to the Church of St. John the Baptist in West Thirtieth strect, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, $2,000, For tue Young men’s Christian Association, $5,000. For the Women’s Prison Association, No. 191 Tenth avenue, $3,000, Yor the souool attached to St. Francis’ church in West Thirty-tirst sirest, $2,000. For the school of St. Dominick, in Second street, For the Industrial School of the Protestant Re- formed Dutcu caured in Tairty-fourth Ey Rake ag For the schoo! of St, Coiumba’s church in ‘Twenty- Mf.h street, $5,000. m For the Woinen’s Homeopathic Infirmary, $5,000, For the Association of the sheltering Arms, $10,000, For tie Saimaritan Home for tue Aged, $3,000, For the Prison Association, $5,000, For the Sisters of Mercy, for the completion of the dnilding of the Industrial Home in Bighty-tirst street, menced With the means furnished by the city of New ork, and designea for the support and educa- tion of the destitute chiidren of the soldiers who died in the late war, and ail others without distine- tion of creed or nativity, $50,000, For the school attacaed to St. Alphonsus’ church, 10 THOMPSON Sireet, $5,000, Por the schooi attached to St. Francis Xavier's in Nth SLLeEel, $4,000, the school attached to St. Vincent Ferrer’s, N SI 1x Yor $4,000. vor the school attached to St. Joseph's church at hactanville, $1,000, the school atiacned to St, Matthew's church, at Manuattanvilie, $1,000, Por the Hospitai of sisvers of St. Francis, $5,000, $ Yor tae scuooi wttacued to St. Nicuolas’ cuurch, For the New York Ophthalmic Hospital, $5,000, For the Mariners’ Family industrial Society, $5,000, For the scvoo: attached vo tue church of the Holy Cross, in For <d Sireet, $33,000. For to St. Gabriel's church, East W-SEVENLL Sireel, $5,000. Douations to the biund— 000 to be disbursed to the id of the city of New York under the direction of the Commissioners Of Pubic Cuarilies and Cor- rection. tiouse of Good Shepherd, for the erection of a building on their own ground at the foot of Kighty- ninta street, kust river, $40, $10,000, to aid in the Northwestero Dispeusary, erection of a new bunding. m of Juvenile Delin- NCIES. pociety for the Kefora: quenis, $8,000, Zz tiie sum of $650 to be of Inspectors’ fees de- ‘ng vou railiog around ie packs, #8 per resviuon of Common i, Adupied Doveaber 24, 1807. tue sam of $2,509, or aa much 5 i) penses incurred nan Cregiey in atieadiug curred in CONTING City cotiagencles, meiudi for exce or by a tres 1x67, ws Poovided by Y one December 4, 1867, : the sum Of $1,000 for Powell's (of General McClellan, as directed . 0: Common Counell, January, 1863, ¥ beg run o dda ing Department, inctading the ex- che survey and Inspection of buaild- vent, $10,000, Comptrotier Of suits now per ing expenses in defence the Comptroiler, or or defended by hia ov. aug the sum of $5,151 26, 2 and $4 Nassau street, Law Departuient, for rent of oifices 'Nos, $85,131 26, Street Department, $29,000, som aang, COUNSEL PRES AND COSTS, adi inset fees, Costs, and disbursements in the con » bro the tiie of elatu $15,000, whic 9 hecessary, the Cow} directed to adjust John K. Porver and the therein tnteresced, For counsel fees in action brought by John J. Brad- Jey to obtain posscasion of the omnice i President of the Croton Aqueduct rd, under appointment of the Mayor and Boar Aldern $5,000, Which som 4s to be paid as follo 1,500 to Abraham R. Law rence, Jr., and $1,500 to James ‘T, Bradley. To dames H. Coleman and ira Shafer, for thelr Jegal services, counse| und disbursements, rendered, orformed and expended for Jolin O'Brien, Henry C, Perey, eee A. Henrich, George W. Tvans and William Lamb, in supporting and rieintaining their paraee Cet che pf Counc timen in said city, the sam of $3,000, in fuil for their wail serviges and disbursements, bes stent William W, Burnham, for services rendered in ton with sales of real estate under the direc- of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, as uiacnded by said comral-sioners, in resoiution vd Decermber Bt, 1867, $1,000. r counsel fees in defending suits before the ard of Audit, to be pald for on vouchers furuished Corporation Counsel, audited by the Comp. ', $20,000, of So mach of the sum hereby approe thay be necessary, y nents end interest, set forth ino report to made in pursuance of chapier 646, iia OF $210,047 58, but bo part of at by the Attorney General to deterinine Nee of Councilmen, rch thereof aa may be oiler is hereby authorized and ‘ pay to Waido Hutchins aud ower attorneys and counsel 3 ments unless duly audited and allowed by the Comp- spelen ARREARS. arrears of ' On arrears of taxes, $1,000,0° BOABD OF AUDIT. For the expenses of the Board of Andit during the For the salaries and expensesof the Board of A\ toe Oe cll ot Bor York, eee of July, 1568, of the sum hereby appropriated as pie eee. poOUDIRRS! BURYING GROUND AND MONUMENT, he soldiers’ buryin; und in Cal- inclosing ¢! 4 gro! in aiera in Gree wood cometary and the 1 = a y improvement of the surroundi to be expended the ee the Simptrolier and Street Comis er, APPROPRIATION FOR ran OF TAMMANY REGI- MENT, ny For the purchase of an offal depot for the city of New York, by tue Comptroller of said city, not ex 00, To the Commissioners of Public Charities and Cor- rection, for aid granted to the poor of the city during ‘the winter months of 1963, $75,000, To Wi B. Rockwell, for services rendered a8 Notary Public in the Paymaster’s Department of the city of New York, in administering oaths and aftir- mations and certifying the same aaring the years 1864, 1865 and 1866, the sum of $2,396 37, to be when audited and allowed by the Comptroller. To Henry ‘t. Kiersted and H Kiersted, for mount erroneously collected gaged the city for ussessments on of said Kler- tet, aa? Rae nea ere ene out of whet audited and allowed by the Com ler. To J. G. aud |. Edge, tor of fireworks, ec 4, 1866, this sum having been omitted through cleri- cal error in allowances made to said Edges in tax for 1367, $11,208 30, to be paid when audited allowed by the Comptrolier, To the widow of Bartlett Smith, late contractor regulating Eighth avenue, from iv2d sireet to 114th street, for inspector’s fees deducted trom the amount paid hin on sald contract, the sam of $2,550, Yo reimburse tie city treasury for amount vanced from the trust funds on old contracts aud for awards for street openings not recoverable by assessments and for assessinenis Omitted, $6,000. Eleciton expenses, $73,000, Errors and delinquencies, $1,000, Interest on revenue bonds, $200,000, Lamps and gas, $04,000, Lands and piaces, $6,450, Public buildings, construction and repairs, $92,000. Public drinking hydranis aud urinals, $4,500, ents, $9,547. eal estate expenses, $50,000, Pi nae night soil, olfal and dead animals, 500. Removing obstructions in streets and harbor, aud removing snow an ice from the sidewalks in fruut of public buildings and piaces, 55,000, Stationery and blank buoks, $55,000, Sewers, repairing aud cleaning, $60,000, Supplies for and cleaning pub.ic ofiices, $95,000. Weils and pumps, repairing and cleaning, $5,000. PROVIDING FOR THE NEGLECT OR REFUSAL TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS, Sxc. 3, Should the Common Council neglect or re- fuse to make appropriations for the several amounts herein authorized by law, or any other amounts which are required and authorized by law to be Tatsed by tax, for the necessury expenses of the city government, and the several boards or commis- sivus thereof, Within ten days trom the passage of this act, chen and in that case the Mayor aud Comp- troller are hereby authorized and directed to make said appropriations; and the appropriations thus made by the Mayor ana Coinptrolier shall be in etfect ‘the same as if made by the Common Couacil. LG. N8: FERS AND FINES. Src. 4. The Metrupoiitan Board of Health, created by the act chapier 74 of tue laws of 1566, acting as tue Board of i:xcise, as authorized by the act chap- ter 578 of the laws of 1866, is hereby authorized and directed, from aud after the passage of this act, through the person acting as Treusurer of the Board of Excise, to pay over monthly to the Chamberlain of the city of New York, for the use of tie Comius- sioners of theSiuking Fund of said city, and tobe applied by the said Comuissioners, as provided by law, for the redemption of the city debt, all. license fees and fines which may be coilected by the said Board of Excise in the county of New York, in pur- suance of the act chapter 67s, belure mentioned. The Treasurer of the Bourd of Excise thall receive for his compeusation in collecting such license fees and fines such sum per annum as shall be fixed by the Comptroller of said city. LEASING OF PUBLIC MARKETS. Sze. 5. The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the city of New York are hereby authorzed and di- rected to lease the public markeis of said city for such term of years and on such conditions and stipu- lations for the protection of the existing parieeee of stand-holders and otherw:se as they siiail find just and equitable—provided that no lease shali be made ata less annual rent than seven per cent of the ap- praised vaiue of the property occupied for any sucn markel, i sold for privaie purposes—sucii appraisal to: be made by Peter Cooper, George W. Blunt aud An- thony J. Bleecker, or a majority thereof, or, if they or any one of them shall omit or decline to act, the vacancy or vacancies shall be fliled by tae said Com- missioners of the Spon] and provided also that ail such leases shall be made on sealed proposals to the highest bidders, with adequate security to the satisfaction of the said Commissioners, bat if the said Comiuissioners shall reject any bid they shall proceed to receive proposals again until the lease shall eventually be made to the highest bidder. MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL, Sec. 6. The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund are hereby authorized to lease to the directors of the Mount Sinai Hospital, such lots north of Sixty-sixth street, belonging to said city, as may be necessary for the erection of a public hospital, upon such con- ditions and for such term of years and annual rent as leases ave heretofore been made by the munici- Pal authorities to charitable institutions. EXPENDITURE OF SCHOOL FUNDS. Sec. 7. No portion of the moneys authorized to be Taised for scliool purposes in the city and county of New York, under the direction of tue Board of Edu- ion or other school officers, shall be expended, + except with the approval of the Comptroller of said city, on vouchers duly tiled, POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF ALDER- N MEN, See. 8. Tt shall not be lawful for the President of the Board of Aldermen, when acting as Mayor, as provided by the etarter of the city of New York, in case of sickness or absence of the May rom the city, to sign or approve of any act, resolution or or- dinance which shail have been adopted by the Com. mon Council or e:ther Board thereof, or to nominate or appoint any person to hold office as a head of de- partment or a8 Clvy Chamberiain, unless the sick- ness, disability or absence of the Mayor shall have wast SIX Gays, exclusive. of been continuous for ab FRAU NT CLAIMS, on 6 of che laws of 1859, which reads Yhenever the Comptroller shall have that any judgments now of record, be 1 after obtained been obtain is anthort net Te= ares £0 name of ¢ any claim fs put inte or, Aidermen and Commnonalty, ler is aut al, 1a order to save ion and interc ‘ising on sale adjost the same, and when adjusted, to duly p for its payiuent, and on ov es ¢ full rel Aoquittances tr REVE $ TO PAY JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE cerry Src. 10. The provisions oi ehapter 379 0 1960 and of wection 9 of chapter 240 of ta 1sCi are he claved to be ha force and Te-enaciod: arid in case 9 5 or widjusced © r exiot against the said 0 monsty of the city of r n » the annual taxes for the succeeding shai lave been t {Comptroiier, tut sof and on be half of id Mavor, Aldermen a immonalty of the city of New horized to borrow upon the credit of the sof money as from time to Une “Uy t yment 3 € pa of such judineut or judgineate orfudinsted ciaims, and the legal costs ahd expenses incident thereto, and to issue revenue bonds therefor in the usual form, the same to ve le at any time ’ during the aing rr from the taxes and other revenues of the corporation applicable to such purposes for that yea Board of Supervisors shail iu cient to pay such revenue! terest thereon, In the annual t aid year, in addition to the,amounts p: din said levy for other purposes, and the same shall ve collected ta the manner provided by Mw for the collection of other taxes. PROVISIONS OF THR ACT. Spo. 11. Phts act shall take effect immediately, and shall repeal the provisions of all laws relating to the raising and ahem a of city revenues (commonly called Cluy tax levies), excepting those Brovisions by | this act deciared in effect and re-enacted, or any pro- visions aifecting tenure and compensation of ‘alee, vested rights, aud au rignts of property. A SUBTERRANEAN FiGht gerween Two Mrxtxa Comranips. ~The “fF hana Atiulanche of the sth March says the Ida Elmore and Goiden ( ing Companies, that have been strongly for i, and closely Watching each other for some tice, came to afignt on the 2th. The Golden Cuartot Company charged on the Ida Kimore under ground. In tho charge, J, ©. Holgate, of the Golden Chariot was killed, ‘The fring was ke up all night. Meyer Frank, of the Ida oro, Waa mot. tally wounded and died on the 2th. On the alters noon of the 27th James Howard, an lia Bimore man, bad his arm broken by a bu and others have re celved slight wounds, No den nt he mine yet, bat probably will be, as both partics have posi- Von weil fortified Within gunshot of the two mines, with itty men armed (0 the tee on cach side. Jucye Curtis, Distriet Atiorney, has come over from ‘sum Kool be expended in payment of sald judg. | Botse to wy and prevent further bloodshed. ‘The following 1s @ list of the incomes of $5,000 and upwards of residents of the Sixth and Twelfth divistons of the Ninth district of this city. Mr. Wm. H. Webb heads the list with an income of $453,806 per annum, on which his tax amounts to $22,600. Mr. J. R, Cornell is next, with an income of $217,832, and only one other person in the list tops $100,000, Twenty-one persona return incomes over $20,000. Some prominent citizens dwell in this district, and & Andrews 8. M.. Andrews James W, Andrews 8. W. Abecasses J. 8. Amerman Peter. eit n Ausbacher A. B... 24,210 Adland G. 649 Neidliger A. 5,000 Norwood Carlisle. 7,739 Newbarger Jacob. 5,281 Newton Hy. J. 1,567 Sf Burchill H, Burchill J. G. 10,143 Carr W. 8, Cabo H. 6,014 Claussen. 4,720 Conner W. 13,889 Colligan H. N, 8,459 Cunning! 7,500 Cudup K, H. 8,690 Coleman E, 83,802 Cohen Bernard.... 1 5,265 Cohen Samuel M , 38,718 Cornell John R. 8,633 Cushing Jag... 7,961 Ely Nathan 0, Emmons Francis, By Smith......... Edward Anthony.. lawson J. Schelman Isaac. Sexton J.. Smith W. Freeborn Wa. A... 20, Freeborn Jr., J. F.. resier H. M.. Foote John J. Fessenden W. W. Farrell John... Falnstock H. 0. Fellows 0. H. Greer G, B.. Goidsmith G@. A. Groesbeck David. Hiutcdinson J. R.. HowellG. J. see 20,049 Hastings ©. 0. ‘Taylor W. L. Heidenheimer L. 5,223 Vose, John G Hall A. Oakey... Van Valkenbe 5 Howard J. W. VanVechten A.V.W 6,000 Warren James 8. ‘Thompson 8. Townsend H, P. Heidelbach M Hazeltine Jr., L. Wickett L...... Hoifiman Dan’l, Westerield W. Hornby Frederi Webb Willian Isaacs Wm. A + 7,003 Ward Tiaomas. 5,717 Wyckoit Henry Wilson Henry. Weidenfleld Ja 6,407 14,039 Waterman Julius., 12,879 N. 12,804 Wallace James... 5,96 Lockwood 5. F.... 17,278 Washburn John 6,010 Leugett F.W. (ex’r) 18,097 Ward Warren. 25,427 Mann J. P.. 528 Waller Anne Eliza 11,043 Macy John Whitedeld G.... 6,83 Macey Francis Winaats C. Morrison E. A Young Alason.. McKenzie Geo. Zinn Chas... McDonald J. G. MOVING DAY. Yesterday’s Migration and Emigration—Pho- tographs From Life—Ferry Statistics of the Day—The Ethics of Cartmen. Yesterday, in accordance with a sort of settled custom among landlords and tenants, was the great moving day of the year, or rather the climax of the one week of general migration, for moving day ac- tually began on Monday, and throughout the whole Week were scattered sporadic cases of the migra- tory fever. On Thursday, in fact, the day being favorable, there was only leas moving than on Fri- day, which was the traditional day of the turning of the fever. If one were to say that the East side was turned topsy turvy last week or in the five days of this, and that everybody woke up this morning not knowing exactly where anybody else lived or was going to live for the next twelve months, it would be only a literal description of the bewilderment and befuddiement of everybody who lived east of the Bowery yesterday morning. People who had made it a point to be stationary missed their old time netghbors one by one in the course of the week and could give no account of them; while strange neigh- bors had suddenly taken the places of the old and were making themselves at home there, just as if they had been neighbors for years and expected to be so for years to come, Huge bonfires of ancient siraw—the debris of what had once been beds— blazed and smouldered in the middie of streets on the East side for almost every square; and at about two doors in five stood the suspicious cart half- loaded with weil-worn honsehold effects, though in many cases these were scarcely enough for a single | load, notwithstanding the fact that they constituted | ali that som ple had to keep house with, At ten o'clock in the morning there was more than the usual suspicious assemblage of carts and cart- men rendevouzed at the corner of Fourth avenue and Bighth street—a sort of rendezvous for this pecu- Mar class of individuals with caris—and even at eleven o'clock not less than a dozen were still wait- ing to be engaged. Occasionaily one, having driven asharp bargain, crept oif into some by-street and Was seen no more for the day; but the place of the missing man was soon supplied with another just like hun, with a cart just like hia, and so nobody missed the deparied—the departed being in ali re- Spec, to the particular curl of the rim of his hat, just like the Ladividual who had taken his place, Fouow the abscoauding cartinan, however, and some idea shall be patnered of the practical phases of mov day, photograpt of which has maay hum or- ous features about ii aswell a8 any more disagree able than amusing. The probavilitics are minety- Diae out Of a Hundred tiatthe gentiemon with the braised bat rim will pass Second avenve and stop somewhere on the route between it aud the Kast river; this diserict being the very paradiae of te nomads Who move ouce @ year always, and some- tumes us8 viten as ouce @ month; the paradise, in short, of the very Bohemians of tenanis who are never stanonary Molent length of tune to make the directory of any avail in tinding them. avenue to dvente, cast of the tolernbiy static cond avenue, there 18 general commotion, Fro nt houses where they have been as closeiy p as bees in a hive or ants in an ant-hill, swarm dozens ant hundreds, with luggage t rous looking bundles—beds, bedding, bagzage, clothes and clothesnot ve 1, thous loo oid for the fasaion; iroavare, brazen vessels, spavined tables or tables with bandy legs; bundics of edibles, though tho migratory population of the Kast side ert close before moving day; tranks and valises which which have grown preimaturety old with hard Knocks and with dwelling in badiy ventilated places; in brief, a general potpourri of New York torned tuside out and exhibiting a very question- ably clean inside. Tn one single sireet—the odorous Firet—might have been conned yesterday an average of Uiree carts on either side to every square, and in one single cuse there were thirteen movings to a single square. ‘Trucks there were, with four respectable wheels, for the neavier loads, and of carts the number was simply an table, They could sw truckinen—swear, indeed, rather or to the driving of sharp bargains, it takes driver for that; for, by a sort of gradation, swears according to the capacity of his vehicle, and If the vehicle be large, most largely and audaciously swears the owner, For ot ality of oaths and to develop absolute originality in this respect nothing equals moving day. en dumpy Teutonic women, ith biear eyes, bubble up into oaths on the first o| , and only fail to outswear the cartman who swindies them irom want of practice of invention and not from any want of intention or wish. ‘The general of things, the topsy-turviness of ‘affairs, the odor of mildew and rookery rottenness which clings to everything—all these are predis« g cauyes sufficient, indeed, to imbue the “Faces indifferent looker-on with a pro dispositition to spice his English, a if this be the case with the imere spectator it is certainly pardonabdle in any one of the troupe upon whom it devolves to sustain the princt- pal parts. It was a pleasant da hat was one con- polation. fad it rained, half of New York must have committed suicide out of sivcer disgust, though a8 it Was the nervous diggust, which under ovher cit cumstances might have terminated un‘avorably, only served to give colorlag to the epithets of the occasion—epithets v forigimal in their way, but adapted to requent repetition. Working one's way down atid that network of narrow and nasty stroets below Broome atid east of the Bowery, te most favorane o wore given for tnaking not yportu nities in Ghose narrow oa alae f i i pe i iF if a I ga § i ii 38 é ‘ ie s gs station house; and thus, bel it opera tions other than with the Gay fared on and the evicted, disgusted anf eters treiged away be said that there were a larger number of to Williamsburg and North Brookly: other of the suburbs. Taking Gpatiet depois rotation, p took of Minty ! from the Astoria slip, foot of ae Christopher street and will be found that upwards o/ one thousand loads of furniture were removed from New York across the ps and about one-third of that quantity from Long Island and New Jersey to the city of Gotham during the whole of Thursday and yesterday, Should tie whole week be taken into consideration it will be seen that nearly every ferry on the east side, with the Sn OY hipest hg muien ia esvoune her account of the ajee} on the other -ide, transpoi from two undred to two hundred and fifty loads of furniture across the river, which wil! consequentiy account jor the migration and setting up of house- keeping anew of some four thousand and odd fami- lies. The price charged at each ferry on the east side for a truck with two horses was sixty cents, and for a single horse cart forty cents. ‘To Staten Island the ferry company charyed from one dollar and fifty cents to two doliars, and to Jersey City and Hoboken about thirty-five cents on an avel It was ob- served at the Willlamsburg ferries that about one load of furniture came over to New York for every ten loads that went across; at the Greenpoint ferry more came over than went to the other side; at the Fulton ferry the tide was about equal either way; at the Staten island ferry three loads went down for every one that came up to New York, and the Jersey City and Hoboken fer- res about one load came across for every there that went over. ‘Me up town lerries, of course, had the jargest rush of custom, a3 the generaiity of the movers living in streets about Thirtieth took ad- vautage of those ferries that were contiguous, it may be observed in conciuding this article that the South Brookiyn and Hauiton avenue ferry compa- nies’ employés were the only ones who refused to give any purticulars of the amount of trafic on moving day to the reporter who ingatred for statis- tics, At the remaining eighteen ferries the informa- tion asked was cheeriuliy and politely given. ‘Ihe following table shows an’ approximate return of the number of joads of furniture that passed between re city and its suburbs on Thursday and yester- lay— iP mNed | To Ne Ye icmage eit 2 Loails, | Loa tes Ninety-fourth treet 10) 5 Thirty-fourth street..| Hi 24 w ‘Twenty-third street. 4 Ww ‘Tenia street... 5 60 10 9 6 F ae 60) 10 8) 16 35 5 150} 100, 15) 5 40) w 6a) 15 ET) 35 4 W 8, 5 gy i? 0 14} 10 295 The movers to Brooklyn chose night time as a rule for their fittings, and the ferry depots were reported esterday evening to be patrotied by unhappy land- lords in pursuit of tenants who had forgotten to “settle” before leaving tueir former homes. The greatest numver of removais to Widlamsburg hap- pened in the early part of the week, and tise to Staten Island are reporied as not yet over, numbers of trucks having come up from tie island for fresh loads, So endeth moving day in New York. OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. We give below the official transfers of real estate yesterday in this city, Kings and Westchester coun- tics, New York, and Hudson county, New Jersey:— NEW YORK OITY. Bowery, w 8, No $40, 28.(x97.4x25xl06. oe sane Broadway, w.#, No las, betweeu Liberty and | Cortland |. TDABBBA19.SAYVU.. coos eevee peekisivens 50,009 Broadway, es, between lircome al | Sorina ate, Sit ixpjo00 Broadway and 20th st, nw corner, 96.4x5xi84x5.0x18x 59x ASAD SX7.BRT «6. tee Prowdway, ¢ #, 00.3 ft p of 49th st, 60.6x25.1.90.2" Broome and Litzabeth sts, # w coraer, 1Wix¥5.Sxi01489..115.0 0 Nob. sav aivxio 12,000 200,000 25,000 Cherry st. x. Ohrisdopher st, # 8, 177.9 ft e of Waverley pla pier an) ead 8,800 Christopher st, 8 6, 98.9 {t © of Factory ai, SixbO4x330083 4700 Dission at, 8 s,"between Kuiyers and Jelterson wt i. East Broadway, Forayth st, wy 389, Frankfort and Vandewate: Gansevoort st, #8, 11 fteof Hudson st, 3x93... Grand and Crosby ats ne corner, 100. 11x195, ih at, © 0, 34.3 ft “163,000 Dof Warten at, 26.0x62,9x350% «60,000 ridge Foad, ath wud 2icth ris ‘and Hadsoo river, SLANE, 0: ev st, Manbattuny! oi 5,100 ¥ nay 67, Abin Canuon's e 1,000 wy 86 Ite of Amiy st, ooxbuxdl Oxt8, with, 4g cround, 60 fi by i0 fnches. . ,000 4y f Monroe st, 4x6, 100) fle sof Int ay, 07, 1.0) 2ox.5, and 83,600 Avy Maier at, ¢ 5, ike slip, 24X10, 2,000 Weat bro, Ww 6, 64.8 (te Franklin, 2x 008 xi. B40 arren is, 25.05.3000 a8/ DUC ul 2x1 x58.93.1. X ° 900 : #8, tu ite of Sk av, 18 x ie} Lat a AW ft w Of 4th ayy oat is ud 42 fhe of 6th av, Bee 9 crvd Sith 0 ft w of Fth av, IBxiesad, i eth 20) FU OF Bh avy W989 , eu W2 {te of Bth ay, 2.43984 raed 34h 22) it 6 of Sth wv, 2x99, 00 Quth wt, # 8, G0).6 ft w of 7th av, Waza $30) Qin st, a 8, WM fe w of 8th av, 9 17.0.0 Seth at, # a, 1/0 [tw oof Ist av, 6,0N hat, 88, 17.10 ft w of Lexingion ian 240 {te of Madison av, 20x oxl6b. « 16.6088 tte ft q on 500) 8,871.6 ft 6 of 3d avy 4d. ae 2.0 (Uw of Bth ay, 2 .x08.9. mend * ey “4 wof ith 9°: race v4 ity of 9th ay, "4 * Jota SB wn Had, Heraatuage tract 6inid0A4. 16,310 16Y fee of 8th av, 2rRi0ve 84,000 20 (te of 10th ayy 2OxHO, re] wo a js #, B80 fee of 10th ad 4 fhe of bth 75 ft e of Bth ith my, 18.9) it @ of Bl ny, 1 EXLOW, SUL Ww oF 4th avy Bixib. Bf w of Bil wt, 26x10. 4oth at wa, auth ei, 8 Wxi.5. 2 ‘ath ‘Both Both Sith at, Bath st, ween 8ith ry 4 rit b 8, 198. fet ry bia! ie 4 a at 9.8, 275 ft Thth Mh ft a i f ith of 4th ay, ore f dth av, BOx100.1 I of 72h av, 2x1 0.3. ‘1d 1.839001 hed 168.99. i. Teed 45,100.11... Bah ‘Mhxlwv. 11. HW Fi 3 Same property, Hoth add Mth ara by 6let and 621 sis and ith wv an #t, # w corner. to Hudson River K ie... vel acne BBOOKLYN, Balchen pi 8 40 ft w of Hoyt Kaitle st, fl w of Classoa ay, 1 Bergen st, n's, 137 it's ¢ of Grand , Beryeu st, ns, 156.5 ft e of Grand ay, Beryen st, n 6, 137.6 ft ne Graud ay, 18.9x110. Bowne st'and Montgomery st, §¢ cor, 1x2. broadway and Monroe st, 8 w cor, 77-6x100. Butler st, # s, 275 ct w of Smith sty 2 xlvv. Gunton and Warren st, n w cur, 301 x71. [330x' cd, w 8, 20 x35x2 Ux3Y, nay potter's and, po; Graham a ft, w of Bon BEtaG 5s seus Douglass: 6 Edwin at, 60 ft n of Jackson at, 25x.00 Fulton st, es, 25 ft n of Sprague aley, 113. 1x25x115.4x! Fulton at, e 8, 326.7 ft « of Concord. sty 1 4x1. ix18xi8, Garrison st, 'n 8, lot 393, adj DeBevoise proper’ wal Gold ut, w 6, Hamilton st, © 8, 1 Hanover Bees Bea! ft Myrtie 's, 6 it 8 w of Fulton avenue, 20x60. face, 8'¢ 8, 41 fen of Livin,.ston at, 20x60. Attw of Brondwa: 2 ef are vi1,08 + 8,000 wretice st, 6% SU fs of Thiary st, 60.6x0x20x50,6.2). 8b ® Madison st, & ») 3 0(t from Bediord av, WaS00. é $0 Macon #t, 1, S8 tte of Marcy av, 2 x80 Macon st, na, x00 ft eof Maicy ay, Wal Middagh st, #8, 20 ft if Colanbia and gore ‘ad, Middle st, ns, e Monroe st and Broadway, 8 w cor, 77.6x100, Monta,ue pi and Clinton st, ne cor, iUx10l.... Bergen and Nevins sts, n w cor, 20xi (0. Vakiand at and Gree alt Pacitic st, n re Pactio at no, 186 ft eof Bods! 1a 28.8 68 (te of Hen Pacific at, n st, 99 mele Gis8 Iew of Franulinuy, B0s80.5,306 3 Paclne st, ‘ Guiost a a 5, 2a te ‘Ww of Redford ay, 18.93100,. 00.000. Sed Koss st, w's, 241.8 .t w of aiarty av, 13.8lu0. Koss st'and Lee av, 8 w cor. Ux:v'. 147 § barmerhovu tt, #18, 154 1t eo: Bon 5 Scuermerhurn and Court sts, uw cor, « 8508 Seely st, # 8, 400 it ¢ of 18th wt, 1x! Smith wad Nicho.as sia, 8 cor, 0x2). ‘Smith st, 6 , €0 [ts of Degraw sty 1 Smith st, ns, 167.9 ft ¢ of Yo x19. Herne sn 10 ft 8 Wi ton 200 + 40 Walworth st, w », 215 fts of Wilou,boy av, 95 Walworih st, cordibttwot Pack av, 2xlWccsseecscce. 4008 Washington bt, w a, 197 ft of Johnton st, T.ts8.dx67e | Dy sevens Warren et, 6, #40 ft w of Sinithy et, xi0,. 80 Willoughby st, n 8, w of Hudson ay, 6618.91 a Willoughby stn 9,30 ftw of Hudson av, 6x re TEAC | Willoughby and Adams sta, ne cor, 22.2x100. eee 5 «AU, 000 ison at, 0 8, 18R4 Te w of Division av, 8:.6x33x9/x91.6. 6,708 on ty 35 tt w of Berlford av, 10.x20. i i, 6,008 42,10 Nom, is 5yn® er] ine 1, “108 ey ues “on NG, 1M fc OF ast, ralW : Nes, 196 fH 0 01 : oy Theol Bday, 13x10 4,008 100 ¢ w of 4th av, 2: 500 20 (tn w of bth’ 260 236 28 1,200 1,408 Atiantic av, 8% 101i fe of Wassing.on a, 20350.... 7,260 Conira av und’ Elm sty 1 © cor, 1 0x7 cry c 20 fen of w though ‘e009 ft mberiant is 50,000 “AW. + 6,08 Franklin av, w 4, 1403 fis of Dekalb av, + 5808 Frankliu and Myrtle avs, # w cory 25: $8 Fradikuin av, ws 17 as, Franklin av, 4, 20 (0 7,108 tw of Clasaon avy 30x00, Nom 1 1k w of Classon av, wxl f, Nom IL ftw of Cunssom wy, 2041, oe Nom 08, 44.6 (tw Of Classon ay, 79.6 yx2i.6x78.0x21.6 7,009 Gates ay, 08, 32 (te of Nostratud av, 20x10... mat} Graham av, W 8 56.10 (ts of Wyckoit street, 3100... 4,400 Greene ay, 8% 41.8 (te of Cariion aventie, 0.10x70. ..-..10260 Hale av, W 8, 295 ft n of ttviston av, 5yal00. ery Keut av, € % 287 (tot Myrue a, 2x10 2 om Lawret 8, 5.0 fee of td 100x100 4 8,104 ft c of Haunt tou st, 19xB1.1i.1.... 8 8.8) bu Tw of Oxtora mi 30. ‘ous ab, 300 ft w Of Tompains avs, Wald... i nd Uhauticey at, ne cor, wxiDOIoass x00... "BoD iid Meserove at Ox1W0 gan cal 8600 9,00 1 aGK, WycKoit"® map. 1,009 di ay, #6 8, 25 (t 8 w of Letine + 6000 LRASF REUO Atlantic st, No 10, 21 tor, 400 ‘Ausutte sty No 1 sy uouse, 8 20 nd Baltic at, 8 W cor, OU TRANGFER Lota 5, 6 and, block K, map U, Skew UTERO Lafayette st, ne fe Wa.. Lot 12, W: €.8 Forduam nv, 24.8x50, - 90 Los in Gr #8 Tarrytuwa roali, Ux10 » 60 Lot in Jouning Lue mbyyty 10s oo ‘Two lot in Fordnam, 33 aud part of 3, on Vai Dn tde. 000, 0 Lot to Bast chester, ¢ » Wh tin Lewisboro, a Pous Lot tn L ue3 Seée a Peekskill, Lot 10, Bastcheste 3 Blousfa West F tex aw Fordham (j6 and 7%, ws Berrian ay, 100.116.. 3y Lot 128, Morrisniiay Morr nai, '100K13.8.. sy Wail « 8 Ast wt, 100s d Farms, Wtn00, line, Lote 8'avd vy Mortis Lot 12, Woottstock, Lot fa’ Lewisbarg, aloog the Sta Lot in Greenburg, aioay Har ‘shh Grond et, na, 107 ft w of Vi Varick st, wa 7) ft yo! Ghehrist at, 2 North oth at, 4, 76 ft wof Prospect Kt, 1 Som 14th yu ctw of Monmouth sh iromd av, & iw Colgate wi ww D9 pal nb, ol “jock by each Hoxlvo. Washington aud 3a ata, 6 w cor, 75290. y Wachington st, w 8 nent Qu st, ite 61, 62, each Soak ..2,000 Weehawken st, 8 8, lois 47, 48, 00, Lossing map ak) 1 tt cen . tr. Hatladay Mt, ¢ #, 150 ft n of Wainut st, 18.82100, Maple at, # 8, 50't ¢ of Whiton at, 2x10 WAVAL INTELLIGENCE. United States steamer Ashuelot, Lieutenant Com- mander Hatfield, left Shanghae 24th February for Hong Kong. United States steamer Hartford has gone to Singa- pore to await the arrival of the Piscataqna with the new admiral. ‘The Oneida, Captain Creighton, was Hiogo, March 2. ied States steamer Aroostook took the bodtes of Admiral Bell and Licutenant Commander ieod to Hong Kong. They will be sent home on the itart ford. United St, February 20. United States storeship Supply would go tn dock in a foW days. ‘The ii » fleet is youd, nothing belng re ported but & few cases of simul on board the iroquoia, witich ave now raptdiy recovering. at ‘os storeship Onward was at Nagaski vos at Sfianghaes