New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
Another Veto.

YETo OF THE MAIos,-h communication was received
from the Mayor, returning, with hi, objections ordi
nance passed b5 both Board of Aldermen amend chapter
SIS of the Revised Ordinances entitled "OF Peace Officers
reducing the pay Of the Police Marsha, giving the FL
nance Committee power credit their bills ordered
e, 70 be be printed as documen and published in
or more papers
lNviTAr1oNs-From the Manager or the Bowery Thea
tre to attend Ball that establishment the anniversary
OF Washingtons Birth Day accepted. Also 10 attend
Temperance Entertainment Thursday evening next al
Crotch Hall: accented
An annual statement, received from the Fulton and
South Ferry Companies ordered printed
PETITIONS RErERREp-Of Robert Mintun and 4 ,0:s2
Others for the ESTA B LISHMENT OF WoRKHOUSE.
Of Judah Hammond and Others for the OBJ
'ec orc. Vanderbilt for removal u lease Peck Slip
Ofthe Rev York and Brooklyn Ferry Companies for re-
moyal OF lease OF said Ferry. or james Goodman and
hers for public bydrant at the OF Essex and Saa
,on.s,reeis. OF ctzens Of the Eighth Ward 70. fire hy
rant; also for public hydraA, in the central part OF the
same Ward OF the Jefferson Insurance Company for re-
lease from incumbrances certain lot ground. Or
Horace Holden Tor leave 10 remove remains OF four child
granted. OF Engine Company No 50 for cssrn at
Yorhvlle OF Joseph Tucker and others for grading, &c
portion of the Eighth Avenue. Ofnhablants OF Harlem
10 lave the HARLEM Market grounds filled up and regulated
OF residents of the Tenth and Fourt enh Wardst
the pump rem the of the Bowery and Broome.st
OF George w Cores and s B. Stone for lease of Peck
Slip Vi Daniel ". Kinney 10 be remuneraed for loss OF
horse in consequence Of defect in the public slips
OF Charles H. Hill and James Warden for extra compen
saon for ggng we'll and filling in trench for water
pipes: referred Special Committee-Crolius Smith
and Lee q butchers ia Washington Market to allow that
part CT tie Market originally intended for them be still
retained or William GunGsey for compensation for dam
ages done his house from fire in Vandewatertreet in jan
uary last OF Mac Oakley for penation for damages
sustained in not being allowed continue his contract for
building an addition 10 the Lunatc Asylum OF II. a.
for If pc vhopn
the American Fur Company, jams Wallace, J. Hawey
Ii. DcSasmus, Alfred URderkiII Thomas Anes E. L. Rey
nolds and John H. Merrck for correction and remission
of tax.
petition aso received from certain diors propr
and reports OF papers relative TO the alleged abuse Of
the present Police System also OF the adopted by
the present Police Magistrates and Clerks in the secret and
private of conducting examinations, facility be-
ing given to the press for informal lion resulting hereirom,
said examinations being conducted with closed doorsthe
petitions praying that they be made public.
UNFINISHED BUsINEss-Document No. IS being the re.
vision of the Tax Laws taken up for final action The
middle of the 9Th title reached Saturday night last,
and the farther consideration thc law postponed until this
evening. One two oil the sections passed on that occa-
sion reoonsdered aud amended. rhe previous par,
Of this title aboshes the Offices OF Ward Collectors OF Ar
ears of Taxes and contains tue mode for the collection Of
taxes
Article Sd Of the Game title b) relative to the sale Of
lands for taxes and containing q Sections was materially al
tered lumber Of sections amended, abolished aud
added thereto adopted.
Title 7h repeal all former laws, acts, parts OF acts or
chapters relating the collection OF taxes in the city OF
New.York or to the officers by whom the may be
ected and provides for the act 10 go into Immediate
effect These seven Ii les conclude appendix A.
Appendix B, attached 10 the Report and Law, rea'
tive 10 the Common School Law, was withdrawn by the
Chairman Of the Finance Committee II related TO The
raising and collection OF tax TO deray he expenses oil said
School Law.
Appendix c. also attached, enabling The Supervisors OF
the City and County of NewYork 10 raise money tax for
,le present year, up The amount oil lax to he
raised will be $500 and dlvSed follows: Contingent
Expenses 1868 G90 City Watch $2l20ao; Lamp Depart
ment ST. o0UO 1t was adopted
Resolution annexed 10 the above-Tbat the Counsel to
The Corporation, Comptroller, and such memoer or mem
beers Common Council as may be designated by The
Finance Commttee The preceding drafts OF acts to
lie orthn h presented the Legislature, and the passage
thereof urged adopted
Reso luton by AID. Purdy-That should the Legislature
pass the act An to revise the existing Tax
Laws" such paris ofsad act aboshng The offices ward
Collectors Taxes, and vesting the appointment In tue
Common Council OF Receiver, Deputy Receiver and
Clerks in lieu ,er.o be submitted 10 the people at ths
ae,t Charter Election by volg Yes or No. Laid the
table. ;. a;,,
IN meet on Thursday alter next al O'clock tor Ire
purpos. OF taking up the report and ord nance rtI', 10
the re.orr za,on Of the Ains.touse and the establish
ment of d Work House: adopted.
FROM THE OTHER BoARn--A resolution, passed by
This Board ON Saturday last relative 10 compelsinS nd
y;dua, for damages sustained by The bursting OF one OF the
(roo. Water Pipes returned from the Board oil As
,,an,s with amenculcnts and anieaded passed
Resou,i1n by Aid. Smk-That i, be referred to the FL
nance Committee inquire into the e1pediency OF apply
oc N The Legislature 10 abolish the Superior Court OF this
City referred.
petition was, on leave presented OF John McAfse tor
permission to open junk-shop in The Eighlk Ward.
AID Underwood allied up document NO. - Id relation
10 water grants: adopted
communication was received from the Street Comms
recommending application 10 The Legislature Tor
law TO authorize the Corporation TO purchase property Tor
taxes and assessments certain cases ordered printed
Report.-O the Committee u whom was referred
communication from Dr. Doane reat'e 70 eibstdh' pas
sengers ordered printed.
In favor of paving John Anderson sum OF money Tor IN
iues received 10 consequence Of sewer being e open
adopted
In favor of transferring stall No. Washington Market to
VIM. Compton. Adopted.
OF the Joint Committee Markets, relative 10 'he de-
ro,n,abi,y of executive Offices. Ordered on hle
Adverse 10 the petition OF John W. Baixby, purchase
gore OF land. Adopted.
and Traders Bank enormously paid for tax Adopted
In favor OF The petition OF Wm L. Ryer for transfer OF
stand No IA Centre Market. Adopted.
In favor of Identifying Cornell Brothers Tor loss sustain
ed for ovela,wag OF cellar by digging trench for the
Croton water pipes. Adopted.
Renor, was received from the Commissioners OF the
Aims House Laid the table. Adjourned
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Before Judge OAKLEY
Helen Sophia Lispenard and others vs. Robert Stearf-
The present action The right of Mr. Stewart TO the
Immense Lspenard estate situated in Canal and adjacent
streets and worth about 0oo-ihere being over eeo
lots, with buildings many oil them very valuable Antho-
I;.oensrd Sem owned the land in question, which al
that times formed portion OF the suburbs OF the city be
died in 1906 leaving Will, dated four years previous by
which his estate divided equally among four OF bis
hi,dren fsmog whom was his daughter the wife Of Alex.