The New-York Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1867, Page 3

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 28, 1867. o i it ot asked for by I people, previous o ite pas- | the ordinance making the appropriation for the present your, rt and t of the several natitutions wnder found that it doce not differ very materially wtimatéef e Con xm.fl'-'"-:-movfl»?m-udn Char- 1t also establishes the Common | particularly PR offcers. L No ofher remult could possibly be , wnder the ees the | axd duties of ite e i e BUDGET FOR 1867. e e e P The: st wiccr, Intrusedwith the | Cotact, and provides los, 10, (et 6 153 omnon Comncil of the | tage v approved o rifed by Loem adering el ey TiF | o st docs v str vy matraly frm o el 3000 o [ b ons of the publie moneys of the peaple of this City, | said ity for the time , or the major part 3 3 arded ‘1‘ ftted: Stion and Correetion, as provided by law, Nine hundred and —— -u':-':::l'lmr::v:‘; 10 lead o eatrave onee,if nat corruption; the ra: | shall have full power, authority, and license to frawe, constitute, n_:d;l‘:. o] Muh mwm 1o tl b'-um...':l mm‘;h .h“ the uature and exteut of this differcace, the followicg I8 sabm eiaty-ive ol w{ln:uv-bfluufl | iy it which he nevitabi, i s T, g e o :«uu«m‘-"-d“':wmm"" o e oo o preaier part of | that body since 1857 crextag commissions fl":';-',m"ii&,,uml Bt v 4 Fatimates of dationaty | SEFER SN ING TIVORANTS ARD URINALS- Por o, Weprint in full helow tho Repart of the Commit- | e i merumie Dy 3 o ik s awn b | them: kol sem bt gt il r oy, 4, o bl gy et 'I;'E‘ tighte, including, aloe, the DTt 7 | Advertving for Common Counci Comptroler. Corgigties | the evecton of Public Driuking Hydrants and Urinals in the teetof Finance in the Board of Aldermen, relating to | servants, and to regulate (Pw(r‘(:nnhulml m:e::’nu :7?1.'-"11 owa way. m::uu/ 4'?-'3‘-3“3.’.’.’.?31‘4’;’.’& Ll - bo gl e, | N aeelred ‘i ez badlng. wpon oy s e £ m’fi'& '1’!! ;# n‘;.‘v" 'o Xew v:‘:':- Fen' m:'lfl ollars, 10,000 % i £ the Controller, and the whole budget |, Your Commiti, teo.sre fuly were ' LC VLM Sument, but to'a | of the aid Cit of NewYork, and ther suvesors forenl That the | of the' defects above mamed, if In the Sujreme Court of the UBLLC of the. Bourd of Kducation, the Tt thessstimates,of the Cont: ) eretofore been be! untal el o et S barne I mind that, | Commson Counell of waid city for the time being, or (bo major part of, | United States—a tribunal to which, | use of its corporate existence, A o1 the Public Sebools, and all neces: city expenses for the year 1867. The document | certain extent ouly with hjml;«h" scople of the State, or at least the | them (but bo other person of persons whomsoever, withont the consent, the authoritios of this city will yet be foreed to appeal; and when i w‘ e e e suge; also for purchasing sites, and of city expe A iy fo tax- | muorisssel, the bt clihof e FSShseted propery o our Bt | grash or loens of the mid Lo et of i i ety for the o | Ume rvien ek wy byt il b withthe ul counienane, mpport el (O E | e kool baildings fhereon, ftting up, apd farush e Tound.of eat interest—orpecially o tax- | gout il sl mon Toracnih Pt | B Srer yrd e g o e st s Lt | SR o ot e i the TCY g | U e s fr meccuar i, ax e ern: e e ok sght o Many of our Iawnakers ut eur State | heresfier, thal nd mey have 10 8636 L S0 St Dol Girectiog, and | Mayae, Aldemnen and Comuon iy of ot Clty of New-York, In behnlf of the Sear 1067 | achool bulidings, Two willion fve hndred aod twenty-two pay! 1 Boaxp ov ALpERMEN, Pebruary 27a1007. pital bave pover been [a (V;l:)r‘lly"nl::;I:.l::non Jf:‘.f:’.'{'."'...‘.‘.‘:.:'.' iy of o n;;;”:s“n-{m' estad n'f.i.'n“Lm.. ring, ind direetng, 50 | Che pes ‘l:,“n Aol ool KT acal rwwdw 28000 ding 4 2,522,000 8 e followiag aeport of the Commitice on Fiuancoyon the fuarcis) o Tequiremente, A uhaitants, than they Aro with the city | many PRRRIKS arourd Manlutten I 4, ‘wlizs New-York Island, for the | po: hame . i e, ¥ conirved weconding to the (rae intent and $000 | REATS—For e st ol oo P ol - - smates for the year 1967, was received, made o gpecial orler Mon | Shi peopie of Pekin; others who come smon s, ascciate auly with (he T A e Bt Nasin, | g ind chatiers | pounded T he Lo S e, e s | For contingent expense of the Legisls- rov-ve thousand five hundred dollars. . » e 380000 s v deced abe publisbed o ll he corporstion yepers | JOLcE! B wiest o our popuiaton, yid hecomiue Inlied, e, Dot | Dack o Masbatan Wed, s, from the e Tsland of Masbattan lo ny Efi'd(',':'r' et euealof he sl agor, Aiermen and Commonsty of | tive Depa m‘:fimfhg postage, tee- REAL RSTATE EXPENSES-For the paraeat of sty . . T. VALENTINE, Cl - 3 p ur *orge f the d the same | and 50 ! rk, and sudcensors.” e graphiog, e to whs ot 06 atiion Al ol e K ot | o Eoe s Common Conncl,ar & maj o thew may think | By way ofllwration, ad i ander (o exhibit to the peole of thie ly | - expros es, oo Al othor mesle S improveients lsothe fxea on projery in .? i The Commitico on Finanes, fo whom was referre ressed . with T rClehabt. | Bt who have hereby likéwise full power to let, otherwise dispose of | one of the practical resulta of this spsiem of Siale Jour Con: | expensca ‘of the sud Department, five e bere out of the Oty of New.iork, exoept a8 0 (o0 oo yom the Comptroller, containing the Sancial estimates, or bulgct for oy s either hellef st " nruph | all or any of such ferries, to. any person or versons whomsoever, end the iities desie tacal Aitetion 1o (ho srioua i not ocalcunblo damage | | Wovsand doll 5 poiherwias provide for, Thicy bonmad dolart._-ooeriie W oo gear 197, and sabmitting the difierent itema of approvrition. cou- ular Gty I gecasion offers fo the Ley d;f;lu. to Tent,inss, prot, fert focs s and nd :l::-':or A ::":‘S 'pl;vdu'-d #K."‘m’l"fi‘;.‘fl?.‘ to the (;agoy:;h...,“y Ootapenie A Tn—bee the u‘fim’: o Mm"j-“u - D o ite Jut 5 their akso- | crning 08, , A 4 h . LS~ sived thereia for the action of the Common Council, respectfully 'l e :;'"’""3 s bl .',::J,G., I:m'lhthn -:-5 heirs :.I.a':.'{-:-.'z;‘-, e i grat anto the M i th appropiaion ecessary for el peeerition, cpalrietion aud Dogations. and ’;fi"h’ miaaly 30d remcring the s from rn TS REPORT: dly, by bitter ence, that such people should | and Commoualty of ity of New-York aforesald, 3 Forty thousand s TR T | T e e e iy o ceriinly | foreve, o have, tako, ho and enjoy the same to helr o e ordinases of the Commen Counell making appropristions for the RSOVING OBSTRUGTIONN 1Y STRIFTY AND HAR: et your Committoe are awaré of th@ great lnte 4 e o eain, 1 perhaga (he moet numerous among | being accountable to s, our heirs or suceessors, for the saxme or sny pat | support of the City Goverument for the year 1606, conbained an item of For expenses attending the removal of obstruce gtisess geverally iv the auestion of the city fnances. The enormens | 20rsdilaw-givers, while they have Bore Tedge of our city and its | thereol” 1 ¥ sppropristion af $300,000 * for repairing, “"“.'.f' fendering, replank- tiome in stroets hfi,u,wv% by the ordinances e et s ow reanired ausally to conduct. the Government of this | people, and are generally better hormed ou all mbjects titn Tiher of | The contrel ver the streets &e.,fa the City I thus given to the Com, | Iof Rt rehilang the Rharven b headfand slips owhed either | Lasds apd jlacen...coeuseusnses hthe Commer Comuell, ifiecn bandred dollars ’ oy . v - e e | ToeTivo Btwestioned cusses, {ake:no mare ioterest n the welfare, | mon Conuell by section 16; * Aud we o fertinn, BL Bhofor iy acd | i whole orin part by he Corgoraton Tha enire'sppropriation waa ADS AND KVENUES—For geaeral repine . Sy consant asmual incease for the part few years, the DTObble | oopiiey “and good goverumet of the city, than if it was of po moTa | siccedyin, D, tectie® mtify and cantrm unto tho said Mayor, Alder. | stricken from the ondinance, or o Netere tenan roads and arennca wilin Yholts, an- tinoed: inereased amount that will sanully be required In each suc- | fmportauce riainly 18 not to them) than one of the villages in | men and Comwonalty of the Lity of New-York, and their/ s | anthorizing the imposition of ity Gov- done by the nmfl'mmm., ame - e tor s the eonsequeat acreased and Incressivg | either of thelr distriely and care only for what can be made oul o/ it | fovene Y ot Counlhl of the sl Clty, for the time being, or | eruent; {he consequence being tiat 1n the of the requisite i et « 1 ud 1 estate, s now ‘of course,Wduring the short time=they are members of the | ‘the wajor part of then, bat 24 from time to time abd At at all imes | means, no expenditares could be inade for any or eithier of the purposes s e o e Lt ameust of tax suually levied upon their real and personal estate, s no cislature. s 1t to be wondered at that the Esaus in our midst, who | Aereafter forever, shall bave foll power, licenso aud authonty, not only above enumerated, as it was by the samesAct wade a misdeweanor for | Mount Morris Square improvewent....... oo o,'f-m Mdl mdhcm‘ ex attractiug their atteution, and Is eliciting loud and general d eady 1o te1) their birth-right for their pottage, take | to establish, appoint, order and direct the makis and laying out of all mber of the Common Conaeil to vote for any work or supplies for | Northwestern Dispensary. For'the erec- Common Councll, Deput , nt e : 1 their birth-right for their pottage, ppoint, ing — - the ad et them be the Ienorance of ne clask, the viciousness | the strests. lanes, highways, water-courses, Dbridges, mot tion unless priation thes bad been proviously | tion of & buildiag for the use of said dis- at-Arus, Engrossing Clerks, womplaiit. g o ther.nd the tota] indifference of the fhird : and while thoy pisyupon | already made or laid out, e ‘mendiog and repairing of | ixxm’m-fl" was not ouly deprived of tho means of | pensary, asd to ,i.‘u-nuv.un r-keeper of the Board of Aldermeny also, ‘Year.Committoe beliere it is a daty they owe as well to the City, Gov- | {he peculiaritien of each class, bold up as additional inducements the bene- streots, lanes, 3, water courses aud bridges hereto- |nur'hw wharf aud pier’ property, by the refesal to sanction the | agers Uiereof shah hase raised & ke FA eputy Clerk, Assistant Clerks, o the peoplcto attempt tg. explain thecanses that have 1ol | o they expect to derive as partisans by usirping e government and B e at. oF, hareaftor to bé wade ar Iaid out. 1n and through- [<appropristion wecessary Fhereb bud, a8 if determbaed b tho City | wount by priate sabeciptions, Glerk, Moséagers, Bergeasi.abAret Rouder, and Door- A that the leled | Patronage of this ‘s envich themsives at theexpense of our eiti- | ont the said ity of New-York and the Inlaud o Manbattan, in such man: | Autborittes sbould, under mo 'cireumstance, provide the —means, thonsand dollars.. 15,000 ecper of : rd of Couscilmen, One hundred and forty They are waoly two: aad, first, that the wsparaliclod ( ESOOAER, G SR Eibr, Tht Chri e e may, #ven of their liberty | nar as the ssid Common Councll, for the time belng, or the of [ by the tmue 'of Revenne o Public bardivgs, ccistraction and onaand and sixtcen dollars and Sxty-six conts . ighte—nay, A - B TOR'S OFFIC -or alariesof e 2o sach resalts. i city in extent, population, wealth, busivess enterprise. avd | jieqlf) Wi d u; il judy sud souvealent for all jubabit tivel hibited, ~under cerfaln pains aud of ourieity Po) hile it may excite indiguation, it is too' true fo human nature | them, shall think or § 10 be necessary i e e K“ “;nmm' -y ::'l N P -y of 7, lnevitably couses Jucreased ex- | 40 excte purprise, and may afely be accepted a8 the impeling cuuses that | aate aud travelers ‘here. bave produced i it Common Conneil to extablish markets, | save tin portion e peeduced such deplorsble goenlie 9 ouf Wix PAVRR - e rher we da hereby, of out | Your Camaitieato statn the iwitable resul of s place ofrelrenehment 7 characteristic of a great resy othe peoblares 1 Keeping with o rapid progrees and sdvancements 0d | tare. With & few honorable excepl o ed of th 1 s provided as follows (Sec. Tl thsbof he entire amoust vequired o be ruled for the azuual | ditizet b & few bonarible cxecptons, Beruialors o« etrumens | sopodal race, certals e ition, ot w, out heirs, | 43d reform oa the part of the Slate last year. It will now, u all roba . t of the metropolis, than three-fourths i inad |’nmy|e but your Com- | and nm‘:m give, grant, ratify and confirm unto the said Mayor, Alder- | bility, coat the m{.m times the amount asked for then, o repair the he the goverument of the metrapolis, more ree- y e ; ool h o dumage sh wad plers, to Palic drinking bydraots a1 aoas priocry . _,;;“", it by e ada vy in 2 woy Topen | R [0 o ey e e e v | ] o Commenghly ol ke o e e tvore] laces a thg | In w ol b edl XX L o B | B e 00 Whaloamount | , of sl epariment o Vel aud ety Gvovmad 00 00 ‘e fo oar peaple (if to any otber power) for the amoust they expend, | sentation of men in our widst who in & hopeleas minority politically, are | City of New-York, on every day iu th #ary to wtate the fact; that it has been sendered wx,dh’ reason of stricken ont. | BALAR] EET lqlzn’r‘lll “.’u salaries of the 3 e anner of its expenditure. The increase arising from he fret etoit Accord with the dominant party in_ this Sta . Tewult {n the | Suvday), as follows, to wit: One wa ‘""r' ‘sustained by gome of our piers, which reudered their use or oc- | Salaries, Legislative D;r"-‘ 129,016 68 $140,000 ‘)‘:fl.“"fl‘r’:"' i ;'_t" B o e esiimate and proper, and s generally immediate] entatle yet inevitable oppression. exaction and trranny that wipori- | market at the old sl at Burgher path t Countestes | capationd s tolife and properly, o bave them fenced acromat | Wella and pumps, repa ng sad 5,000 7 | e A Tt gty : in all ages and in 4Ll placep where they have had the power, Lave io- | slip; oue other market at Tower end of Wall street; and one other | ! head, in order to prevent loss of damage to those who might use inerease ml':.;u“’ r:..—nudsh -: 4 o o:‘n e aw_m‘-fiu d Depa A e 5 h e aishursed by the loca] goverumeat, while over the second b s sighent control ‘or jursdiction. Tuxation without Topre- Hicted upon majorifies. marke * Your Committeo have been led to attempt the foregoing explanstion unto or, AMermen, and_ Commonalty of the City | most asto . and their successors forecer, that they and their suceessors | to place the i o o bridge. ol slso, wo. G0 for s, our belrs and them. Plery 8 5, Hask Hiver, o cases n pon. iyt the | 8 ncressd. he sum the of helomg ridge. And ali'we o fo ot beryand e on. 88 4 T : e he sum i o 2 ik o oo bdred fact red romalos ted, retofore ordered by the Common Counell; but your Cou | ¢ 8745 i CROTON AQUIEDUCT DHFARTMENT- For re management, control and direetioe ittee do feel m?dlq D Inr, .mvmh-,u, ‘salaries of Presideot, Assistant Cow Chief Fa 75,000 is all that il bo needed o pay the SUME [ Cineer, and other Ofcers, Clea s Nessengers in the Seitinis ow the rulen U City of NewVork, the exception VANE | iyl aut of¢eference o, awd with viow of wmising 8 public o 5n comprtively mual sount hat i sbjeot o the control of the O | Jou et rpidly changivg T fever of ane vight 1o i doversapo. | skl aod may b, ok 4 K such and e many othr markele 3 theCorporston s the bania o 4, rev Bisle comminion o, #1700 s i Gk il o en the usurpatiors complained of were fire pted some years a wuch and so wavy other imes and places, fn the sald City of New-York, as | assigned for this pew usarpa s the negleet of o on gy 'Zi.:.l?"’,'oE.';‘."“.',‘Is?n.":'."“é.‘..“’.‘,.#,""‘::.‘,:'5,,‘“.‘; our peaple were i Ty divided apon the question of sueh and so mavy other imes and places, the sakd Oy 00 X0 e by | properly eare for this ame of ta few ramiing o lterets| | pael durng he preert your » ofice of the Croton A Toar,and in sach of the ety required to be raised for thepresent year, on City ac- | ¥ Wt of the Lej i the Common Couneil of*the City aforcsaid, for the time being, or the | Here see, in elect, the State Legislature of 1060 tylng tb The ftem of Cfil'-".-du-l.ql”n Department,’ Departwent, B et lora. aa alternetive biung sllowed the Joce) au. | yeur added to our disabil greater namber of them.” earporate authorities of his eity haud and foot, avd leasing thewn power: | your Committee to provide the meazs requisite to e campliance wiih the musdates of the State Legialature: taser the et of the las leetion o : e harier next povides for the wsie of bread, e, :: the ap- | lestto protect theleproperty. Tha m.“pn'.;,uu ea x cxpentes of hah depusimen, ek 23 postag, o . » & clearly demonstrated the fact that & majonty of 47,000 of the voters in our ntment of gauger, measurer, surveyor and packer, ete.; gives power it pocl only remainy papers, , ke, BXPRNDITURES BY STATE COMMISSIONS OR BOARDS. ity reprebended those acts of O O O e s ore, | 1o make froe iiens, nd eaurberates thelr p';l‘rll’(rl;,lmd‘n ‘the "Cornr ' b outcry against the robbery, in onier to- play K tem of #1500 for_ the artbeestors atof Charities and_Correction $065,267 51 | #ud, with the exception of the stipendiari fnte, who ity be feed: | monCouneil tha power to appoiut the above-named offeers; fo erect fhe dacoy and the highwayman. Doubiless, the | your Comulttee, iv et & great opalitan Police... 106 Trom the ity 1heamury, onr. people will e unanguous in condemuing | bridewell or workhonses to comuit vagalonds, to eroct whashouses bod s <ity who indeeed e Legislatare, last yerr, to | mand for medicine and medica) tendanee the poor ané ) thi particular spect Tpecial legialation; and if the ratio of inerease sar to appornt elerks’ of markels and water- uppropriation for (he- preservation of the | the north-western portion of the eity, and in In swbers, weaith, a5d fueuce for the uext ten ¥ fo potters, carriers, cartien, carmes, packers, e, ol are o up Skera ofthe Disperaars, upon ab equal amount belng realied by volen Pice with the ratio for the past ten, then it will he the prond waveugers. posed and if ' tary iteud the Deuedie of Wbl cKariy to membe » Boand of Ame — jitan Board of Health. the people of the City of New-Yaak and the people of the atic in its terms in giving Magor_power to grant « eity's n c A P Wetzopol d of 1 he peaple of the City of be people of e § in piving the M. to grant | have treated the eity's interests in thia partical In -—mudwuu.u:;wm tgectiomat hectr, L ) o feven thousand two buadrel dolars o 20 ;n.- P'ilx:[ Departwent, mmxyfimu.-...-u. thiereto (who, if they are not New-Yorken 2 (1.‘)’ l:llor-, --Am‘;- z— l-“ 4s en t-'m“:-llthlur-hdu-.lh‘* iAcing d ..."I’m'.“l',',m"".'.‘!‘.'& - by your -m‘m they lo'_ YT oo o noR ark, Maintenance and srmpathize with them i rlibert Tatify and consrm nuto the | t0n to the eare of h Comms Conte ik "",.,.u"“‘ Boand, Three thousand Colls: 1000 > Custral tate terins to the § the City of New-York, and | the corporation, to whicn the - n o Cowmittee, after the most mature deliberation, 3 use . ’ o s ol e fro e v e st b sald iy o the time be s ol gesaes, 18 “spet” WAL e foare lcreae i | s ioreugh wudemaaiing of the propecty S W of i ug&ifim COURTS—iior el ) wer o giv E n ing, and no otherwhatsoever, sball have power 10 give and grant licenses, | Wealth and prosperiiy s larie! fl‘.“ e of Db sl ot o, [/ e amed b 2 v s 1’-5.."‘:.":.‘??:"',.‘:'*.'.'.‘“ y‘:: . 6,016,157 61 The foreguing may be taken annually, uuder the public seal of the said city, to all such persons as port of the City Goverament, the pagment of lnm-i“-: and redem) e e By % State wpon e peopis ¢ ia amount, iaposed by the Stats upon the peogie of fis Cidy, ou 1T ACCOUNT, and cxpended by Commin- shall think 8t to Neeuse them, and every of the sults of governiog thiscity by the State Lexislature; nor ia the matter -xbx b oyt gt o e U R et g g B o o o o esdyd g i e Bmproved by thefact that bill waa attempted 0 iy Pt e DR dicinal e partion of ke ity APy due duriag the year 1667, llarsamd Sy cent - oposcdsand expended in & similar manter on CorwTy and patiently borne by the f our citizens, may bave ca 7 other sort of (xeigeahie or stroug liquors, { loan or $007.00, In place uf U priation asked Jor by the Common | apectfully submiiled for Jour adoy ERT McGINNIS, Jank books, pay-rolls, accounts, avd other phm OTRER ACCOUNTS, 18 added, in order to exhibit the entire Tegret their officious, aeltish & ce with the vested rights of & city or the Nherties and precinets thereof, by | Council, as the bill never bee: aw. . CIARLES E. TORW, ROB! e 'l J v dupr F 1o il % for (e ate of 66 sUROrel e Ay i Coaait at & e o ok Svored 7et wpdthuevisg Iahabtt PR IR "5 exbilit o, pecuinr dvastagen (1), 1na peemuiary pelntof vie MICHAEL NOKTON, JOHN HARDY, ety e Seaideh o g amimions And in this conne feve it would not be in shoukd be ennfernd Syon o pople by e cresionaf the g1t il prob JANES B COULTER, o0 oo Commitios bo Finsace deperimens o the ity Goverument, o ity Conrts d 601,084 09 riate to give their Jowere 1w ports these Slate Coms 4 with rticles, dollars. b bt meniientd tlass of ou ‘our ce), NARING YHE ANNUAL ATFESRAL RS N ] S RN " AND” (LA RING—Fof feperal ne g the agenc) egally, in the fuce | tablo of the NT O T CITY OF NEWYORK FOX THE YRAR MOMT | oty nd cleansing of sewers, receivingbasios. and cal- et majrty o1 the i (b e oilon o or pply pecaly o Ui iy, ldbout ke conenl o | S o B R A e omis, maCoNING BUX 1h 4AlD TRAR: | Jerts) ol or rebuiliug. sewers, 85 sire to effeet the needed refor Bt obnoxious exeise license law ont 3 s 5 - materals, labor, {ncidental art, impractieabi Flunert siven to the Mayer, Reeorler, and Aldermen to act an | (et it bas bees contralled by The loyor, Aldermen, and, Commenally of he Cily of New- York ® m-h--m Y areridod o e othor Tetal by State Commissions, de., for City and Coun be made’ the usticen of the peace ; to hold courts of seations quarter yearly; fo have t & ‘-:‘ . 1 the government of ‘handred and four thonsand dollars.............. expenses of Boerd of Supervisors. 3 of the mwall minority urisdiction in sll which to the office of justice doth o e for the pport o Jovermment of | STRERT IMPROYEMENTS—-For expensos of sireed 8 County Debtussorsesesens 3 to the cforisof e whole, A | 8 o hold courts of Grerand Terniner; he sopuniston e ity York: sed ot sverDepurisente, Borie s O | S\ s Teeing Loy ot o ud w and for years past bave Conrt Is next protided for, m so the appointment, &e. > ot B Comtiaions and Couaty Togleheh ety et ts veekibk to baprore our Joca) government by the | elerk, aud suakes it obligalory upon the Vorit, clork, aad 8 for and duriag the year one thoussd oight bundred and sixtyaeven, the | m&:flhnm.“#fi,”“ o the City portion of State fax. . Btate Logialature, if dirocted Iuto the only efective as well as legitimate | oficers to attend upon (e Mayor, Recorder, und A'derme following sums of mouey are hereby ""'(u"fl" o to Corporation, and other uecessary stroet. improvemsesta bot . haicaeh would fiave scoompliabed mora in the way of reforn o one | thelr commands; the erants formerly made to the Corpo the objects and purpsees berelee N COUNCTL Yot rovided for under other Tive thousand dollars...... 5,000 00 Tl for 1067, disured by State, and taxed wpon they et cfart wil aecompliek It prosecnied wot . ke, frmies, vacast inds, docks, wharres e e s S foo s vy PR R EPATING AND REPAIKS=Yor general e ty. . 814,396,206 [ facti B0 reformation can ever be efiected by takin ¥ low water , venues, T e R TR L L e pebd of the peo i Yot ibek | ing the ferry st Brooklyn, are next ‘leo. a1l grants by former [he Corparation, noticen of "of {be Comraon Coun- strets, svonvn ind semrey elas contral, are as follows: are s very lmportant par Evirters, Incudiug the soll wider water, from Bestaver's: Killitie to the el asd 'of Comialttees thervof, a1s0 the uwual ahetracts of g oll moderiob 0000 00 REPERDITURES 3T GIY GOVERNMI 1he aets of publie official fort on the Nerth liver, snd on the East Kiver from Corlaers ook to the he olicial proceediogs of each Doard, Thirty thosmand dol- . 0 o | SOCIETY FOR THEREVORMATION OF JUVENI NMENT. w, the vested, sac i Whitehall, with power fo wharf out the saiggy 1t fs then provided that lamm...o i ARG VRR 0, DELINQUENTS.For the parmess of the - sigbted avd i the Corperation shall quietly enjoy all m-‘\u and privileges, and cou AQUEDUCT WEFAIRS ARD INPROVEMENTS-"For s/ D B ollars 8,000 08 teuied o ve Tably cud t revolu. | eloden by covenanting as follows lare & rear. peuses of secemury aherations, rypairs ané malnteRtnet SUPPLIES FOR AND CLEANING PUBLIC OFFICES— thon. 18 isunoponitive he Tenduneatsl principles |+ dnd further-voe do, of wur enpecis) e result o ot & very sathfactory oue to our tax-parers generally, of the Croton Dam and Aq e worke ot For furnttare, printed books, stoves, fael, fee, and alPotber of republican goverument, and is cousequently violently in confict with | mere motion, will, declare and signify, 4 T wust be extremely gratifying to the * reforming Ek—-".v Croton river and the receiving and distri reservoirs, Becemury sapplisa for ‘Uil oficen of the Corporation, Ahe feachings, sentiments and fustincts of onr people. eity, who amvmally W Capiiol ab Albasg? lploring additioual | with their vespeetiva gate-bouses and other bxiarce, fracing e ety coutt roorss, and sl other rooms and premises oc: Tustead of assisting to_deprive our- citizens (including themselves) of special legialation for the fmpravemsent of this woders Sodom, as it ex- the line and taxes on the property situsted o W 00000 | eupied for city pusposes, sot otberwise provided for, abe P e that hare slways beeh regarded a3 taviatsble, and of permitting or bibita elearly and nnmistakably the advantages of obtaluing places on | ol fik""l","‘“" doliiis, shiacr.ooks B0 for the care and lenuing of the same, Serenty- Bve thovsand advocating the usurpation of (ke dearest i most valued of#our property The Biound * Commmipsions'” contampiated fer seing on-some oiber | BELGIAN PAVEMENT-For the parmest uf thel poriit dollars ... 3 and privileges, would t* pot be more i keeping with their true interest, urisdiction of our Ciy's rights or property, particularly as tbese Couminsions | - of the expease of by trap-hlock or Bojglan paves WATER PIPES A3 b and condnce wore to their dignity an eltizens of this great, FRER C fns. ereaicd, ostecaibly for & girea parpose ot objeci, gradually | WhichlsCorae by yops A | ributing pipes. fre Total expenditares under control of Cammon Couseil. Bt only to see that all wir-eAEient and time bonored munities, fran: [ bave their powers, preogatives eves of aciion , | Commen One bundred and poventy fro 115,000 00 | cocks, ber matedis Em-my Debt (less on Central Park)... chises and privileges were preserved intact, but to endeaver to ald to other mr—mm \ these presrnts mentiowed, and intended to Le bereby | and extended far bevapd whst was originally istended by their | i VERE g and water pipes, wages of ‘of City Debt in 1067..... thelr vumber 1 Would it uot be far wore productive of good, ard would e But 8180, that these our letters, being efitered upon riably at the expense of fhe vested rights | CENTE, PARK—MAINTERANCE AND GO — .,.,'.‘.'."2&.... xpenass 5 it not he far more 1o insure & good, faithful, Intelligent adwinintra- or enrollment thereof, and either of thew, and ail and everytbiog and_as the crestion ~ of | MENT Ol—iulhun-m;l repairs, I-M—l: o dollars... - otal .. tion of the gavermuent of our city, f theve people particpated actively i from tiie fo tuge, and st all times bereaficr « Ndditional powers and preroga- verment of the Cenisl Park, i pursuanes of the e e o REPATRING Bese receipts of the Corporatior the seloction of those who areto administer the City Taen all be, frm, valld, goods sufcient snd eetual people to the condition of serfs, the *first urth section of Chapter #5 of the Laws - For repairs to public wells aud pumps. P it woull by seekiug to deprive our cifisern eutirely, s they . towerd aut agaiast us, our beirs sl ssecosior ' B 0 e O e uereise of | eighth soetion of Chapter 37, Laws of 1066, Twobuadred o o | Covering and protection of e gh e 4 Yotal upg-ns:{m City, ineludis dolug, of & v on of thelr owh affaire. of in the | ing fo the true intention thereof, ond in oA ail | wited power, and at the same time relieved from v | thousand dollams.... . 9, sary labor and materials for the same, Seven thousaud dol- Clty debt and ption selection of ftheir own offcials) Adwitting that the offccra | construedtaken and expounded wost 7 be rogarded as w0 many petly prisces, “horn to igher CHARGES ON ARREARS OF ASSESSMMNTE—Vor ex > - SRR et falling due 1n 1667—payable b) 1667, $3,205, generslly alected o the Cily Governusest sre zob up to the | most and reatest advantaye, proft o eretad dicial oficera; 4o having but quite reccntly been | - penae of preparisg lista and accounts of lands to be soll WHARVES, PIERS, AND RLIPE_For constraction, gen- Pota) expenses of City Govermueat, exclusme of payment- Fandard that s requisite taithfully aud iutelligently to legislste ity of the Ol crouned, ma by the severity of their cdicts and the arbitrary | assessment, dnd ad ling the same, Five "8A P AN LTS e Ttiten ’-_';m.vl-.:;v e, s rempion of prvcpad | | e e welis ot fhe peee sl o bucs, s o < gl here,” e of thelrsaveiretd yovem, the e st by them 1 reacking o e} e B0 00| L ekheads owned by the Cor und for i g 769, corrective ! Unquestionably the people, including this very , in time 1 come, el ex ssitions previous to their coronation, at the expense of the o one thousand dollars...... 331,000 08 staeFlicome of Corporation 200,008 33 | who, I cudes to deprive the local goverament of $he epportunity or m ¥ questivn be o7 Jersons nd properts of sur iiaras —thelr sebjects paring lists and accounts of lands to be sold for taxes, und o 0 o) 00 N Jusions sl G0t B bt W 2 | feasance in sffice, deliberately undertake fo deprive the people of " ar any part thereof, | = The (w0 instances cited Abovesmay he rega fair specim ofirertiamg and selling the seime, Five thousand dollars.... 8,000 t Yol expenses of the City Goverume: Tighiate. Mate oué fuotice to'the detinquent. ciicials, by depriring them 9, 88 807 Jart MIe, | ives and sfects of ih syiem of closs logiation. 1n the e i [« CLEANING STREKTS UXDER DONTRAGE-Sroesde the poople.... L. $1,969,064 22 | of the rghtor pawerto select better perwoms to parsede thep In reat e wnt wue. | stance, the Legislature, by 1ts neglect ot refusal to suthorize the Corpora- | - Ing and cleas and in onler the streets and avenucs — otber words, In order to prevent alleged walpractice on the part of those ork, to the X tion 10 ralve faeans for the protection, ropairs ar of s it dirt, ashes, aud other refuse mat- '+ In reality State Comumissioners, but composed of eity offeers. selected o govern the cir, they a1e endeavoring to destroy the right of ork, for the time bein wharves and ool B T ‘Comumission, fve e s g gl wtinating {he amonnt expended by State sgencies in this ci self guve perience Lan ute ctiug their | cemors, at thelr own rges, for the Letter giving, the control of thip particular pro R e CorDettie. & sl sakof iaca 1o chele the | Stestion o better clare of Liisen, ¥ad for thelr Vafe and Letier enjoying the premises » purpose & Sew Comalasi ‘tno hundted and §fty-oue dollars and elghty: 504,261 06 Ovunly expendiiure uader that head, as the present noue of whose terion of offce exceed urity of Aben ‘part thereof, when i shall be desired by the said Maror, 1l remeruber, the reasons glven for taki (e Brei 110518, | heing ouly for_one—aud wh 04 derelich, 2y of the City of New. York, or tbeir succe i polles wad o aliegad partian charscsr, uod, . ;‘:,"‘:‘:'.'“h';‘:: by trassferdog to & By an act of ioverser, the unci] 4 the Ges of ‘maluteuance. it was control by three 3 f uble 10 thers nared dollars. T 16,50 00 R S len 4 B Rt b o by the peoble, the otber ball beiog | LoTer e Sot tnimical, at least. odiffreat 10 the welfare of this ey, tbe | the Colops of o ¥ t . sl the City Judge, | CITY CHAMBERLAIN~FERS OF—For fees of York, prased Octo , Chamberiain, as anthorized. by m‘:m eontabard in f the Actt Chapter 76, Laws o Jected by the people of the elty, ik, the Shagor, Neconden, ‘the Mayor, after the useless forwality of reccivig ti ,_z.( e e, o athics how s (et | [Reud " prvtioges Valuslle franchises, and large Imacuuities bere. | coufirmed unto the may be—the minority members being furested with the same tofore vess bp themselies in common with the rest of | N pesse Bever ln one year excesded $975 . & e - T, fog Juverte, with she pame | thels felowcilaeoa. | Ther wot ‘enly " hate abandoned their ow it costrolled by & \iterly partisau commisson, of 1566, T I BN VOLUNTHAR AOLDI Board. Sueb & singular anomaly‘under & republican form of own rights, ameitizens. bat hate s are “still secking to tramefer .!’"'"" by the Goversor and” Senate, fotally irreaponsible for bis acts, 10,000 00 "UI"‘D DS, -u‘“n‘.& DX SEVE egtaiatioe bedy half locied and. balf appoluted—we wil | 1oers b fnerties tothe hee) he State Goversm « unual expense for the preseut year is only $2,807.034 9, heiog f TR (ot Bye e k), 98 o ‘was never dreamt of by the founders of our »; of lest, of men ligence. bonesty. ca o $631,°90 77 wore than s requized to Lo radacd by taxation for the oo interest J'; 2 Bevemments ad v oly reated orignally by fhe Logisstur of itk & P b e | iy horermibant o the prescn yea. 1t tha s fertainiag pabe guese 3 07, b sninancns o Febreary -mu-fl«& roid com) lued{vh fict with the immasities, markets, d ond hered) | smoust reerived o Commit torted fro particalar fng for publication the yearly ' Manaal of the 100,00 00 ved s Constitation b pdnm v Ao rad ts, which have b r ey toe Maver, | ¢laws of our ciisens, eotiifated at #1,260,000 00 (and your Commiitee are Ayweut of rewards for the & Mdm ves from e S BT ot Sk S oyt e e Alderuen, and Com Uy of New-Yorh by any letiers ] 37 the sbdition shonid ok be made). ihe sggrogate | justice, and el other contingeal expenses Jomfully Incarre y X KR FANILY AID %h.y ‘ffices, whether for City, te of the tent, grast, charter, o gift, boule e soal of the Colony of Now Ike- 028104 10, aed will lrimen (e wesem | 0 (S ke - — Nyt For interest (a alx per ces!). on the loaes satborised by v ilags, B hut opivg e 0 be raised by tax for the support of the City Gov o 3 exclos- 3 o g thereiore, (he Connty expendure for the year 1067, as ' that like the foulish cellor Kent, in spashing, bn 1639, of the Chartes of 170, sys T 50 771 . ! oie wade’ during (he year 06T, iy {he onlinancesof a7 0, Auguet 10, and November 2, o the iy of No miitee think it will be universally comeeded (hat our 3 o 60 "%m, o e SLDiRAH FAMILY AiD # bo the eharterew e leendiat te all ¢ otitied to the peenliar remem FUND BONDS NO. TWELVE—For interest (st seven cent) Toat the amoust lo be expeuded in the City fheyer, 1667, wil be $10.6138 ¥ LY Amenst @ty sader tha control of the City ot by e ety sesmred 4 100 areat ody oF ont tae payers for he © ::l;:ly ¢ smenst cxpended by Boaris or Commiss) oo 4 Bl . Aitewlod theig «forts Iu |.':..-: e hurd spansaries i 2,000 08 n x(u.'lb".n' e minount ;;{lsifm ate Leglel ts, hud priatiege the City Government, throsgh the ageney S MAYOR i Vo L e L R i B the peaple of . for 1ls ¥ Jlice wud Facise, Cbari regraphing cxprowing, carage =d o the St ndependent of ether the City o1 County CONTINGENCT INTROLLER'S OFFICE —For sd- Ll recapivalate, aud in onder more clearly o put”the case to that it 0t Amaions Mroietins vertalng, pestaga, arectighiing ol el and e i Totaiy i thousend s andre dollar. o Mo 00 the more readily be understood by the people of tis cit), the Joliow- oy of 121" - Sorta; aipenses ireuent to the ebarge of the real estate INTEREST ON PUBLIC STOCK FOR REBUILDING e o v'v-"‘fl‘} oo Olty G ¥ Your Commlitee may that seetlon 19, of Article 1 of th of the Corporstion and the prevention of encroachmeate Nl:';’lrl‘l:: IART‘B_T?:.‘NAQ aunual intersst :‘-:: — money required for City Goversment for # u thew Ly the Btate Leghla- | Constitation of tate, adopted Nov, 3, 1646, conbrm b thereon, foe legal coansel antborized by law, Includi: Sloc] rear 1867, thonaand nine bund ) i o : . $3,709,004 22 ave penaitted, until lately, with the | tiom of the City all its eges, aud prerogat » Wharf, Pler aud Slip Comm amount for coupsel fees, of Fullerton, Kuox & Kudd, . ': ‘money required for State Comumispious for hat were nvaluable, und upon which | auclent Chart slon, & New Mar vy Comnlaston, in order totally | T thonmaod dollars. - ;o o | DETERESTON XEW-TORE S EE T8 O 3 i Legasienes gacsgestssesed thelr very existence as & ‘epended, to be takeu from them State ma ‘.mu ehive utj aud as the State Legislatare elaims aud exercises the (GENCIES—L: i N L ey Mlmm 2,000 00 s i wosey vequied for ate e for . with seeining impuity +in view, the followivg bas been | O iy, &) T g o e R e B & Ty lonal countel; heris, witaasses'abd cther fos; INTEREST QN PUBLIC EDUCATION STOCK OF i#73~ oo of maney required for Cousty Gorerument repared s ot ied 1y ot Comite: { and aer o oy Individuaie vt todnd (et o fia eren by plaring ing vesesaty coples of econle s Jocaments, post s PR e, Do - - - "Phie preamble to the charter or graut from Jumes 11, dated April 22, | well Wrect any | the vcophast to ite hastility to our right of velf governwent, It nly e other coniingent expenses nod specifeally pro- , Fos sl lnfereat 4 thonsand o moust of money Tequired for Tedemption of city grante of la by ty of the said King, o ereate & Boand or Cofumisston to sapersede the jresent Board of u nq dollar.. .. 20,000 00 | 1 8%uh bundred dollar - 5. ¥ pr e s or Ma prede ulany Uharters to bodics corporate, by ruet our ebildren fn th ,;-w»m racti CIES—LEGISLA DEPARTMENT ~ ey ILLNHML PARK FUND STOCI ” amosut of money required for iuterest on city deb! Mm tefore that day; er shall afeet auy sucl g g of the party of “yrest woral ide | tngent e3, of the - o “.Tm:'fi-.:d-:] stock hrnllm lzh.- I“.&“ B, B, aliullh ond Oitnsitionk aid city have bekd, used Charte: made by the State, .r.|,J. cting under v dominant in our State L including subseription to u-.x-wnm. Sellars g we buud iyl 196,964 34 o , City, 3 o rivileges, franchises, free ity ; or shall bupair the obligations of s contracted by 1 which seeine Lo be 90 anxie "f 'wlr.fhl'(;; and all ofher inel 2 Ryt S income ‘of Corporation. ... of {ndividuals, or bodies eor t Ay other righis of groperty, or aey | the great majority of our : A T Ly TR Pee cxousl st oo sl sk oo P it T Nty a divengav: | fuits, ctions, sights of Action, or other procesdiuge in Courts of Jus- | Clty may hofl te be considers pala of self gorermment Ll Bl e S L e P T Ly ol P e catire sum recquired for the rupport and waintensnce of the City | Lener e e o ettes Deben sation. & bie the | This section, 8o f s o kuied UoubarT 10 st Deeesiartly Incurred 3a-the ‘performaes of INTEREST ON CENTRAL PARK ADDITIONAL FUND Government for the preseat year (exclusive of interest on and relemption | gyme was or s bers under their aud urind S| The unsolieited aving e In thelr eforte o furce our adult people into adoptin i sakd Degartinent, wot ) STOCK QF 1874—For anuual intercst on said stock, pay- of the city e year 1867, is a8 abov SIS 23 | Ko ye. thercfore, hat b Thomar Dongav, for an Lis city, by the ¢ e e oo Joctyives. ooy are pow i the efort o seise | et heas, Biftees thousand dol nd nine bundred dollars. ... 8,800 00 [ o e A - ve, thergfore, that I, Thomas Dongas, this city, by ¢ It b . they u o weize | eads, P PARK 1MPROVEMKNT Income 1y, A8 abov 800,000, wost gracious . e:;v ll‘w said, bis Inln\'lum‘( contirmed them forever : > o nwy-:lx-llunu;h vhlu l-::-x-; Ihb-ul:‘-y "u‘n'xl m‘.r.“ulml 12‘. :\.Iu‘ u:‘K‘Tlxllxu( lu—(l::rhll‘ml':ww 0 R 9 FUND 'BTOCK OF 1 For fote B e | give, grant, ratify, and confim unto the said Ma; o koapplie wslly tu their cone | generation, v ope of heiag eual o mol he plastic mind of onr ertislug, preparing o8 & tarns, ge 3 876—] terest stoek, otal taxation required for support of City Government for Emafly of said ciy, al snd gvery such xnd thé samme I 1 the T ebuedvprisciple that | youth inte'e A foruity with thels views of publie polity; haviug failed to | Incidental expeuses, not specially ,..m.m' ander otber bl 131067, ene basred sad &0y thossand 180,000 00 1867, exclusive of debls and juterest, for which the franehises, rights, royajties, free customs, jurisdict: " & people can ueves be taken frow | make jroselstoh of the presest !--rullan, they a heads, ¥ susand dollars. v 5,000 00 'I/,l" flo:'i( o;(!):mli_ PARK ||!nov ket Dresest Common Council cxnnot be beld respousible. ... $1.999,664 22 | which they, by tho varme of the Mayer azd Co 3 them without their cousent. cenliug one sball be 01 by teachers of e DONATIONS—For paj of the wiated anu B o e et ot Or. 1o other words, of 17,540,941 19 to be raised by tax fur the preserd 1d, vsed_or enfoyed. * Ukt s to say, | Your Committee contend that by the grasts ontained In the Charter of | Ioervitable r butions to various charitable institations, and for occa- S O e T . the City Government is responsible directly ouly for thesexpe itate-House, with the groand thereunto be | 17, contrmed by the Governor axd Councll in 1732, before the Revoln- | tem of public stonal dogations , d '3 00 sccount of casuaities, and au- INTEREST ON <'K‘<TI\'L PARK - ‘of #1.96964 72, or, 1f we fuclude the amount require for the pa e aidre with the ock, the wharves or | tion, and by the State Conatitution of 1777, it was and 18 not posible to | permit the.r ¢ ties granted by the Corporation, Ineluding fve thousand D STOCK OF 1636 For lterest on st 4 ment of interest o the City debt, and the redemption of the amount of o, and the aforementioned revoke d, or set aside any of the rights or powers thus conferred to | 8o dinmetrically opposed t dollars for Bt Francis Hospital, Fifty thousand dellars.. 50,000 00 ble in 1867, Fifty i 898 | :'“ o stock, pay 20,000 0 Talling due.this year, the estire amoust that will be required fs whers, and , to The pecgle of hia city, without thelr copsert; aud, a3 arguad by the o It s grestly to be regretied st nuantborised nterference | DOSATIONS TO THE BLIND—For payment of dovations e oN Tr Lo TING DB s 0000 5 i adrantages which shall or mag acervo sed arve | oy, Clsten, ‘and supported by hit and & msfority of the Common Ce will, or usarpetion of, our ehart ol nt baen vesisted to the | %o the biind, tncluding expenses as provited for by resolu: IR N Mqaring DINT JOND 0 Sy ‘moneys expended by the County Government are necestarily in- x for dockage or wharfage within the sald dock, with dem arguing agalust the inroads made on the Charter In 1004, * that it | last Ly the then corporate There can tions of the Commou Conneil, approved Feb. 17, 1666, and g h_‘:l':;l -7:’.:';»:'-: stoe] -v;‘r in e aloded In the foregoing comparison. 1t is unavoidable, in order to srrive [ all and singular the reuts, Maues, profts, gaius, &ud advastage which | ba been conaldere & settled and salutary priveiple o the ument, | be 10 test the Mareh 22, 1046, ' ‘weaty thousand dollars. .......... . 20,000 00 “lghty doliars ussud eight bundred om0 0 a4 an easy com) f the cane, and to show the manner of the ex- ay arise, grow, or uccrue by the aald City 11all, or State-House, | that Charters of lucorporation, coutalnlug grants aud privile re ob ELECTION EXPENSES—For expenses attending the an- v ThRoRN y of ail fi--gldyu.'l“fl.uuyhdmu(bty realized hy taxation. ounds thereunto beloging, markethouse, hridge, dock, burying | to be esscutially affected without the conseni of (ke partics, ot withoud oly e v;;--l:l "y"l::_:ifl'nll‘:l :hft_- Sl Std oy ."‘"‘"', :‘d'("-ty no-:l, upon which to h]n:r: .'nwnu of l-ln"l:n:‘:::‘ 1’3' "..‘1"".:3:"'1'\'.%* :n':"n';‘::«‘.].“finfl,”fi;x.-. n’.:a' ‘:‘x'vf'-'. by ';"'.'..l;.'.':.l n of the fact,” says Chancellor Kent, “ many previonsd| has thus cnwa) m: ,'.fl"‘l!:- fally been deprived. At another time, r/ B g b R s h’;':.' w';.f'lhwint sums g‘-:'m mmtfih:b ud aforessid, for the | ot tlon of the eltie and on auother occaston, they will go ore tnto detall ou this lwportaut . o RS DUSIEmISE. oo Sy e, oy opaclh * tho payment of PUBLIC RDUCATION STOCK OF 1073—For the ansnalin- walject, and report thelr views thereon to the Common since the Revolution relative to the co Al rate i 53¢d for the imposition of the tax for the support and | within the sshd City of New-York and Mashattan I of 3,756,664 22, of which only ernment of the City, o far o3 it ia administered by the tives of the mrh in the Cowumon Couneil, through the | for the pinhabitants of e 1 nod Law Departwents,apd | and for sl travelers and passengers one mmm::w;u County. Govermments tad the parimestof | publc sde 12 service of the aid Mayer, Aldermen, aud Coummoraliggt i Hudaon, were referted to 1o wiich Wieraiiow e and report thle views herson t (he Common Contel, DAMKTS-—or mesh of jedgments te tax ; & fuct Jeads to the wisspprebension, so | said city, and of the imbabitants of Manhattan foresaid, een made upon thes spplication of the corporation o 1h & view of staylog the tide of spectal legislation whici ered agaiost the Corporation, among our citisens, that the Oty Goverament io”sesponsible for tratelers therein ; together with full power, leeuse- aud suthi iy to the rring ot righte beld by their charrers Porstlon of | et thl iy, sk whieh 75, thrgatens be overw e hD gaeh Jeipments ane L pro- g oy "{""';';J"""‘mrm ‘whole-amount of money tazed upon our people. The injustice thus | said Mayor, Aldermen, aud Comme alty, and thelr suceessors forever, to s connection 1t 1y s well Lo sate thai the charter of (hia cltz waa It o the imperative duty of vided for nader Oue hundred and sixty-fve Ll Byl . “w . Gone the Oity Government wust be sdmitted by every candid | establish, appoist, order, and direct the estabiisl: king, chavged, altered, ended untl] the year 1857, without b- to take Issue with tho Klate, by Lrin | tost, before tho sand dollars. 165,000 00 | BN " FOR © REBUILDI m mequaintod with these facts anit )I- re d:.n ol n-:dm; :fl.u.n. ..v.nd hy ting tie ,n,n;‘ud -mlnld‘-..'u 10 tha people. 1t Is r;‘:yrlunllumn o ;: :rm-tm:::ll'h-‘l ;TI tes, Jta iy X Wt of any other L? l": ANDh(l)‘n;-.N I3 '::n:. wwr:-(. MARKET—Fo# the angual instaliment on the principal of o 969, 13 ral b) ridges | hout he d eharter 657, b Ll el ving ub- ir o8 o e ing the n (s, Arvenues, %t d by the S esaid, necaseary, 30 EitterTor ratieation to o bf thin clly, lo o vall instrument. 1 Tighia of s Co r, Alde Tosrkets and public ofices of tbe Corporation said stock, a» por Chapter 159, Laws of 1066, Beventoen oy o) o plead aud be fm- | the police stationhonses and o defended” (see. 1, | supplylng gas and otl for and PLOATING DRI FUND MOOK OF lm—zr" fead Al N L , and it only remalus for thew to | terials, labor, nual installment ou the priueipal of said 8 per Ehapter 408, Laws of 1860, Dne bundred and mz&-‘ i foresaid, necessary, veedful, a mitted for raufaticn to the péo 1 e sad city and Mauhattan Tal id, | it is competent for any Jorr s the State to'ehange the organs Werein. <54 | Wiis eity, aud to deprive it of sights aud powers conferred upon the Ma, , Btreet, Croton Aqueduct, Finance, =u»c-=u“-:‘1lrfs.nn.fl-’flrz-:mndhnu. prescut year, wiile | The gume Charter gravied o the i of the City of Now York | Aldarucs, and Commotalty thereof snd (helr mcceasers Hoveerla 0, st b o e by e | faced oL Amoust be 1eq T urposes, and the support of yacated lands on Manbatian Island, extended the jurisdic- | Common Counel ) o charter of 17 #nch 1l el , to el sally the cluding arre yortof the govermmeat intruted, to huraisstons appointed by the city to low-water merk all around the Ieland ot Meipattan, | powars bad never been contred by t e State i Tue of the arrogated power of the State thes {o fnterfcre. nine hundred and vigety Ve XD ks BOCATE FUND REDRY B nclading e amoush expended by the Bosrd of Supervitors,is | made or, Kecorder, Aldcrmen aud Assistans & body politic and | {he Revolation, tben the people of thia ity riotic tho tanately 0 s quite easily accomplished, as the test ther hare In | LANDS AND PLACKS—For construct N BONDS Lor the. parment and red '] :u 28. A 50 e subimitted by the Comptroiler for | corparate, in perpetual succeseion, by the name of the Mayor, Aldermen 1 to the Blate and ite oati{utio oull have been tue | view ean be prosecu al determiuation without loss or detciwent | tenance of the rallings, fe seats, of said Bos hlp‘y ing due aad payable Bovemwr ‘County Conrt-house aud Harlew nnafio, in sl probability the Leg- 'Commonalty of the City ofsNew-York, named the city officers, with hiad the stroggle for the independence of the thirteen | 10 any local luterest. draias, res repl b6, Four b v L g ' Ppa Setatare will add the autonst ssked for by these Comiaissious, which will | autbority **to call and hold common council within the Comm 'Tha \Legialatare, last rear, created & commission for the improvement | Lery ; ‘wettiag plani STOCR OB DOCKS AND, aisely 490,000 00 lnerease the last ‘amount to & 15,000, Bouse or City HaH of the said city, and there, as occasto Yor that it cortatuly cannot be legal for | ofibe pavementon Broadw: f1he Croton ing, and keeping the public squares, s Ry e -|AA D SLIPA—For the antual instal "To simplify the case still more, end to give it so that the most limited | make laws, orders, ordinances aud constitutions, in writh the State to 4 privileges conferred upon and re- | Aqueduct Boa and " Corporation in good onler, t-zMilfl labor ‘:fflfi“mn' pel uf‘u-l-l:-'-d Chapter 331, lave wnderstanding eannot fail %0 comprebend it at & glauce, it is only necessary | alter, diminish, or reform them, from time to time, Tinquished to the corporation of this city by the Kiog of Drita! undertaken to perform the dnties 1o roc and incldontal cxpenses conpected therewith, includiog five , Fifty thousand . . 0008 0 sate that the abore Sgures show, that for wvxkY poLLAK raised Ly | soum necemary or couvenient " provided that the ofoers the outrmnent dated Jan. 13, 1790, cantrmed Ly the Coloniel Goveru: m ted from au Albany ereat fhoussnd dollars for fmprovement of St Johu's-square, roral © taxand disbursed by the aad for whieh it Jn directly | yearly; authorized the Mayor B ant Nicenses to tayern-keepers, em: | ment two years Iater, and by every Coustitation of the » , 90 fag klug contracts s concerped, orda thisty-tive thousand dollars. 35,000 00 R ‘; o e U e . m serponsible 1o the people, wore than AEVEN DOLLAKA s expended by | powered thei to make free 264 them 16 hiold Iands, 16 lay ous | to the Revolution down o the present one, sdopted by the people of the to b fatendod Wwork to the lowest bidder, | LAYING OUT OF THE €1 o 80, & Tpspell not e hu et éhies S Bhute sgencies, and for the expenditure of | grounds and bulld, to Lold -an, Tenewed all helr former fran- | Btate, November 3, 1646 They are . that recently all |iwould be by any responsible body of men as & broad farce o a | I AND FUFTY FIFTH 8 everxinenh de othec perion 40 pasiei, s fuest grpenitt - which o it vevveneibiity. | Ehives, reserved quit-reuts, and provided for the iaviolability of graut to | questlons fu which fio Mayor, Aldersen ‘nalty of Abis eity | good burlesque. - This commission ady for plans aod estimates fo missioners of the e whelorty on nbeshal o e paid from y Can Your Committee think not, | charitalle uses. ) ive heen contestants n defeudivg (heir rgbis aguiust the diforent State | performing the contemplated work, each separate bidder belug req s, and public squares in that part oy, o @8 SRS crefor, suflcient 1o’ cover duch o3 e her doposed o cavit and 1t with the expenditure, seem- | By the Obarter of Queen Anme, dated April 19. 1708, the “ ights, privi- | laws that Lave one afler anotherre; 4 Whe, have besn de- | o Lid only on his own plan; and'as no two plans were alike, It conseqietly {ng north of Oue Hundred and penee, Shall jate Dres made b7 SOSES ly o enormous, by theee Commisslons avd otler Biate ageucies de- | legse, mmmpy minesces, sdvantages, furisdictious, courts, clded adversely o them by b ad- | folowed that there was r could thers be any eompetition for the | I ‘of Chapter 201, kaws of 1060, 367, nor unless such expense shall bave béen expragaly by vised Mmmrmnulul this City. They may be, and doubtless are, | immunities, , tenements, hereditaments, and other premises” par- | verse decislos pp erformance of the work. Each plan offered and price nawe therefor were ud as amended 565, Laws of 1865, Fifteen th competent authority. meoeasary for the proper and eficient discharge of the duties intrusted to 1y wentioned and coutained in the charter of 1666, were given, | different resul our people would now be 1t faevitably followed that tho luventor of thebest d d 15,000 00 SKC. 8. The Comptrollar s her oby authosired to borrow, fram thme .: d confirmed fnto the "Aldermen, and Com | in the enjoyment of all the powers, rights, , and immunities {r- accepted by the commission (we have no means of N time, oiftbe credit of the corporation, in anticlpation of ie revenues, * ut for 167, estimated Bot o exceed b amouut suck revenuss, ruch mont of mover ue a7 by ‘heagest one), obl forever, by the graut or the commisslon runted to thew avd thelr succcasors duty the Common 1t was the best Jie b e to | revocally for the work. The el st preseat performed. 1t s intevded simply to defend the Com- ¢ Wu{' rges of ite enemies, u’-lnhf-m.\?.h for . # dsporored by the Bosrd o Buperrl tevi ey to meet expenditures under the appropiiations for the e M) und to e Neveune Bonds, b the weval fora, 7 the oy et et 1. i, o, rodeers and caeel the sak Sowd, from tax i this City for goverumentel purposes, aud | the Corporation o nt X it to s comision-mode of goverving o corporite | s (Loug) Iaasd, between Ligh te3 mark, froma the Wallabout | Councll owe ihewselves aud thelr constitaents, mot only to d 40 a8 to admit of such & course of procedure, u ration of the City of Ne Ted Houk ; #1s), of the power to extablish as many ferries *as they | protest sgafust, but at all hasrds to preveut any further encrouch. | additional erid f Albany legulation for this ef rovisions of the tenth section, of the Act, Chapter 249, bon is radieally wrong, as i 1l thigk fit and convenien . Tnents upon our charterod rights, and, If necemsary, to aypesl to the bigh. | Bection ¢ of provides Pitws of 1663, Seven bundred thousaad doll 7 700,000 00 the maturity of dhe sawe, oul of the Meners le of All ceptrol over the acts of | k The Charter granted by 11, end dated Jenuary 15, 1790 (in real | est tribunal in the country to protect those t i to " Bee. 4. The id_Commimionsrs or all of ¢ MOUNT MORRIS SQUARE—IMPROVEMENTS OF~For oriond 1o pay, and | ity the present organic law of ¢ 1 in its be. | fuviolate. v If onr citizens unanimously second the Jroposle mbaitted vlo them, f they all ecessary expeused conuected with the iwprovement o over which v (ute'con- | sownl of rights, franchises, pri od Lmmusities upon the City of | seutatives fn the Comraon Counell In this'regard, and lo 90 The _commission, however, tho sald aquiare. Fifiwen thousaud dollars. . 15,000 00 TN . -trol Your Committee further intend by t, to show recital to that instruivent sets forth that: Wil direct their energies time, aud means (now worse y | It for the public later pejrct the plan and_ aecompanying bid | NEW STONE BRIDQE—Vor the building of & vew stons Corporation otices. the immnense amount of our suual taxstion cav in no way be charge- divers questious, doubts, opinions, ambiguities, controver- | some of them fn u..mmiz to destroy the City Goversment) to the se- ‘ul Mr. Charjes Guidet, and® accordingly & contract was d Uridge'to replace 018 Klog's Bridge, Five thousaud dollars. 6,000 00 | sxon~amasesaar sommninn S0 0™ e s aan sed work for 93t which | NOWIILWHATERN DISIE K -For the srection of & CORPO]H’”QN NOTICE.~Publie nodos‘i,f ., 1t or o fouud |n our ety to adminlater the govern- nd debate bave arisen concerning the validity aud force of the ssid | lectian of the best wen to hereby glven to the onner o with bla to perform the proj m of $373, U s of leries for surveyor, clerk, and | buikliug for the use of sald dispensary, aud to be paid when that Sbe to the Comison Council, as they are sespousible only for the smonnt o qapender subfact to their direcs cnrol, asihe govers ace Cresing the recited grantor wriling dud A, 1 1096, and the \etore recied leters | ment of the maiclplity, o very sbrt perlad wil eap s added the amiavions arbitrarily eompel e Comrptroller to inser patent of Queen Anve, * * hy reason that the before recited antages tesulting frow such & course of ‘metion wil laing, privti ationery, counsel fees, and contingen- the Y 1l b h in eneh s tx ey o7 Beiget the som dskedt Jor by sach comuissions, | KRGt or tastrument, dated 1696, and the otber greuts and copfmnations of | wud if they will ik porsevere, tn addition, and aseist fn vee 108 & total' of SI081T for optetog 1he werk) end That “Eos .5.'.’.‘.?1.’3’67‘&1‘.!1‘.;..’.‘.‘:"'..‘1.““ Snouns by 5 000 go | houses and lols, "';'}}",'wmw'd U o ¥ r the Common Council having uo option bub to appropriate the suus de- lita Aud privileges heretofc from us_and seattered broad- | amoust fa included in the ordinance biitted by the wpteoller, making | OF i NEW STREETS—RXP) 4 following o e e eaaumination by all h:u-l.m: wld. jards, comiplasions, y the State Logisla- | sppropriatious for the present year, lulh)llécullhv 1 | payment of costs and expens the Boand Am‘unum'm g [ ety g = WY four Committee are aware that in past years ineffectas] attempts ha been made in the respective vames. styles a tare, can be 5o quegt that the locs I3 roment of this ety | fu its terms in directing that oMicer 30 to do. Your Cow Bupreme Court for 1st. For reflaggiog o Dot made to exbiblh 1o the people the total Inabilty of their local gov- | Queens, our royal pradecessors, under whom boreld e greatly Imyroved, thxation would be dhuiuished, representation | bave concluded to atrike out e entire appropriation, as & » aud of the portion g8 Jdewalks o8 the sontberly side of Forty siath sirees, erament o Jessen the amount of tie annual expenditares in ccnpaquence | Weusnt-Seversors B o vestored {o our citlgens, aod, In cousequence, & far Letter because legal | paratory o testng the legulity of the wppointment of the C Dulldiugs required ta Le removed on the openiag of streets, o Breth 14 Beveath-ave. of the disabilities uzder which it jghored by the Ktate Legisla- a0 responsibie, City Goverumens, welected by tbemselves, identifed with ?«y.n roin the question of the right to fatrust this particulur work of | &e.vbich, by Ia o by the Corpo lso, to M. Vor feuciug vacant lote 08 1916 saeet, betwewn-Secedd aad Thind Sare. At it the task was an extiemely diicult oue, as there peeiued to thelr Interests, acqusuted with their wasts aud sequirements, and fo- | focal haprovement to & tate Comisiesion, your Committee feel justised | supply dedcigncios In aigo 14 assensed for benelits, to pay Pty Be & combisation fu the public press. aud between the public men who ite o Jetters patent | terested only 1 the good goveruiment, progress, aud prospert ofihis clly unt contained in the Compirol " s awands fr dumaged ani fo the foes allowed et ey soxer fn Teactan avenue fum MAvainid to aud for divers would be secured, and once secured, could forever after bo malataiued. 85 the. Corparation 10 e oetor of Amoamments, 00 B g rasches a e srves nerectiog Leslngin assessments contirmed by the Bupreme Court, over mud L2 ther nd ‘party in this eity {o sympatly with sowerin Fith aveose, between, Seveuty-ield and ey - 10,000 00 | TIELTplath sbecth d grading Wighth afenne, frow 120 to T4tk 2 the interests of the politi domioavt jo the llu»a.kv opers ast ten years, to traduce and £ or one of sald e confrmatio g Your Commtice are clearly of opluion that such & desirad improvement alidity or force of the presoription aforesaid. * " | over our preseut system of goverament by Htate boards o commissious y o City G . B also apon the v k&mfily overngaent. g '?“P" now e Ahet we. of ORT erparial (7800, wuumdmofllnurhm;_ll.ulpmvhh the saims i utatives of the pe + I small wioity of our own people, they well koew that i was n rtatn knowledge, | ean be easily made, and that the means eau be readily secured, sous of it Do expectod tas Gucte feiom-eilisess of thta, elty would coufer on them | and mere motion, bave willed, ordatued, conpituled, contrmed, g1y snd | fieve 1t will be coneeded on all hands that the right of local Govermment | Apri b u-m g or poitica Boso aud it Becestary 10 & nted, and by (uese griomt e s, ur hotr asd suppeméry do will, | eonferred harter of 170 could | gug o {OUSES—For rest of bired Station- stroet. fome woul ngly justify the Btate ia, constitute, conBrm, glve and grant that our sald City of New-York | be tak ed themn, oo, 07, 1o i 1t is conclusive proof that the appropriation asked for, or eral repalrs, alteratious, additions to, Tth. Por lling sunken lots between Fiftyseveutis ol Sigty B0 abreets, with the bocal copcernn of this corporation, aud at be, AND FROX HENCEFOKTH, ¥O MAKSAPTER FHALL BE AND |;4l‘ or e 1 iu the Comptrolier's budget, should uever be sauetioued by the P nce of the Station-Mouses, s re- and Pourth aud Lex venue. uf & FREE CITY OF ITSELF; avd that the Mayor, Aldermen Ki elty sutboriti Quired by the 8fty-eighth section of he Act, Chapter 403, e Thaite embraced 1 such assessments (nclude all the severs) boges hils or their sovereign will and ples THE BROADWAY PAVEMENT. of the Law of 1964, l-n thousand dollars. . . 40,000 00 Mm.{‘r‘:l.fiv;‘u:lw,.slmnd m:m-h ‘1: olivated on Both 3 street, v &u opportunity office it ir politl: | mEMAIY JEL] 1o coufer office snd cioolament ou thelr pobtl | WRGACE DL 0 he aid City, andttheir successors from' hewceforth “ 1 hall be and resain one and politie, in re facto ta conferred by Magna Charta, whick were “The Leghslatare, last Winter, created & Special Commission for the | POLICE 'I'l’.LH“M'“ For the exteusion g “seca % avenne. rous of bis kingdow at Runymesde, witle | fmprovement of Broadwar pavement. It was made up of the members uanes of the “'m‘fi Mlyl“uli-fly-dn:nnfl from o Beventh avenee. riends, the ot fufaigons slanders were elreulated by & partissn pub- P i- press, at publie meetings of partisans, and even promu! forever shall be ed poris. e Sk csinst e | 2 s,y the came ol the Moy, Adernes od Comonsly of | extort ._m‘:m"-tn 4010 say, 1n 80 joany words, at least, that | the City of ew-York, and by thei aud their saccessors, by the name of | thowe granted to this city sucemor, Georgo 1L, were given and | of the Croton Aqueduct Board, William T. Black and Guy R Pelto now fo use by the . or Tepublica fonm of v o which tho peoplé had | the Mayor, Aldermen aod Commoualipof the City of Kew York, Sonfuried Ly ‘b voluatarly,"or bougSh aud pald for by the e, | They were aoihortedto s expensas and make contracts, aud the o tures and apparatus o b, Both siles of Lexington aveave, from the sescction of their ows servasts of public 1s, was proved a failure, | ¢ , n ve facto mine, really and full 1 This belng admitted ends forever the ~question fn - con- bound therefor. They have made a coutract and ineurred peass of operating the samnc. as required by atroet; also, all the loks ou w8d have openly aud brasenly declared i 1o be thelr anquslified beliel wuccessors, erect, mak n, confirm, , and crea troversy bstween the State and the m{, in favor of the Il be adumitted that Mr. A. W, © the able Chief section of the A hfn"'"" the Laws Fifty-ioth strest to Nixty-sixth street L et the " Uha” Oy were. incapabieuf sclf-yovernment, Acting | presents, sad by that name, they shall hive PREPETUAL stCoRMION; | latier, | Tho Sate bavin ‘voluntarlly, sud while the city was in Board, and th Thousand fire hundred dollars, 2,500 00 | tne bloek west of Lusiugton svenue il pon this belief was #0 cougesial to the "wud tummcts 0 e arie: | and o, that (hey aud their guccessors, by the asid name of the M the hands of the enemy, duriug the Revoltion, contiried by the Couatit of PRINTING FOR THE COMM¢ NCLL-~For pritiog Lbe lots on the westerly side of TUind arevue, frols ba- o loeratio fow o Wil ool et e toypor. | Aldermen and Commonalty of the Otty of New-York be, and forever bere, | tion of ITE: all and singular fhe Fighth, PO P ives a (N and bindlog tho jouruale, dosumeats, nd Joist proceeding ty-stath stroet deo of M " buuity 1o belie sud belittle the majority of their fellow-citizens (if | sfier sball be, persous able in law ':rhloh-anlb-uud.l- e ven or granted by the fustrument dated fror of the Common’ Uounc, inaluding the dra engrs Bth, "rbe easterly side of Fifth avenne and bofh - ave ‘wili perwit the familiarity). at the sasme tiime afurded Jital and ‘suswer and Le snswered unto, defend and be defer foraver, as did xm Geor, , linated c: ings, lithographiog, oud other £ for the voarly Masusl ou from Rightieth to Bightr.ninth street; alae, both sidas " ., which wes eagorigy tak ™ . ‘and also, that they and their successors, by dhe Goverain &n ooutrach Tetween the § of the Uorporation, Kighty thousand doliar. . e 00,000 00| paeth , from Bightieth to w - wreel, ad e of the City Gov Yores | of the Magpr, Aldermen and Cormonalty of the City of New.Vork, be and | e r. s $273,10, tho suia helug estn PRINTING FOR DEPAR N ENTH ~For pristing speeiea 25d Fifth avemues; aiso, Ces! e A bave one after anotber b Viever hereafier persons capable and able u h'wz-ml oo, | tary consen i peop! 0 quasitied v 18 the coptrket. ond exchusive j 'k expenses of | tious of work to be ‘contrach, blank foriua of cone ‘Stb. Both sides of K from Kighty-second .n.m 5 result {s uow so glaringly before our have by messusges, England that bave jog Jobn bad vot the the Comns s Jor offica vent, clarh Wre, arveyor's jccs, and other | racts, haud-bills, or postors, and all other printing re- also, both sides of the . o Indiferent o the Iands, tenements, 3 jous, and other hereditar right, never dared to exercise it, &-’Lml-' b ‘.. v . ired by the the ...uun-‘lw thy " : beceraing deioustrative in thelr o tate, within of without our said provinee, in fee and forever, or for ti prolieges extorted by Ma , with what A, riher sayp s follows: ' Ju reply fo your 'mlrv‘ the year 7th, All the lots on all ol e the nonual tax Jevied i this Yife, or lives, or_years, or in other_masuer; avd also goods, eha or even of decency ean the Government of a Btate, wl or joined tn tAe I Aave to siale (hat, nol for Ay-fifth atreets, and Third and your 1556, to 20,000, 867, and all other thlngs of what kind or quality soever. "And also, tint they Tican, and to be the refex only of the will of its ® to e nor the manner o/ aoarding 5] Al persans whose s tad disection = oncosseors, by (he sam of the Mayor, Aldermen and C ‘bower, aod to use It iu deSance of the will of (he ‘atd ot (Ao conbract soents, 45d who - faet Ia to b found In the ‘of the City I and may give, grant, demise, ‘v particularly an our cbartered privileges were vol 'm to thls subject. It néeds nong. 1 40,000 00 "‘flr" R 1 otberwise dispose o Bouses, il U by the aaiae power that I now arbitrarily depriviog op of e e [ o, aad comnqud {hem 1o the careful ; Soas i 1" estate, and all the ‘ehattols,/and otber | Can it be that the liberties of the subject are of oéihing ean be dona—not eren the e daya from tbe daie of tbis notice. . 0 them shald meet, af heir own will and | wod rega reverence by woBArc -J:v‘: felaying of o DaTemest i the pecial Cow X3 » o Bl of 0 S government tbs o v under & goverament t‘nr-q‘h ‘ot Y - oault of the del M““'hfi uf v liberatione for & eommon seal, ) - e o l‘m'm’fiw;lm conaingd i Uevosad ¢ muveen U0 L ot Reydef igsunis fi of tha pyvera) wards the tama of offce.