The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-04

II bOar0 OF SupevrleOrD
L Der. S-ApyouRNEp MEETINo-HsH Honor the Mayor
the chair The minutes Of theta meeting read
Business Of The Board His Honor informal IN. posra
that the object OF their meeting tonight to take into
consideration the 10th section Of the ordinance relating
as follows Resolved That the rolls anssa
ed hereby confirmed and that the Comptroller cause
the same to be completed and placed 10 the hands the
Receiver Of taxes with all possible Dispatch and that
hereupon warrant be issued empower said Receiver
to proceed and collect the said taxes according law"
His Honor the Mayor advocated the passage Of the
solution being the only which could be adopted
by the Board according to law The late act of the legis
person who shall receive the corrected rolls from the
Board oil superintendent not as hitherto the Collectors
OF the several wards The latter claim the delivery OF
the rolls to them. His Honor opposed to this claim,
without deciding whether the Collectors under the
visions of the act shall shall not be entitled to CON-
pensatio even though they shall be relieved from the
duties Of their Offices by the action OF the late statute
The Supervisor of the Cd Ward was favor OF having
the rolls placed in the hands of Collectors OF Taxes
they shall have perfected the necessary bonds
to be approved by the The statute Of April
does not The law authorizing the election
duties until April and they the
persons to receive the rolls and proceed with the col
lection OF the taxes. He offered amendment to this e
iect.
The Supervisor Of the 9th Ward, opposed to the
amendment as he thought the act did away with the
and duties the Collectors though did not abolish
the Office He could not vote for the amendment. he
FIRMLY believed the had led the duty OF the
Board; which to hand over the rolls to the Receiver
The Supervisor Of the 18th Ward agreed with the su.
pervlsor oil the I'd Ward that the rolls should be handed
over to the Collectors and support Of this opinion read
very able and eng by paper prepared by 1--WE believe
Benjamin F. Butler, Esq, on the subject.
Supervisor Tillou, in favor Of handing the
rolls to the Receiver
Supervisor scole conceded with the views of the last
speaker.
Supervisor Purdy, supported the original resolution in
favor of the Receiver and like the Supervisor from the
nth Ward, read in portion of the legal OPT
MON of the Hon. Mr.. Daily, member of the legislature,
and one of the proposers Of the act
The question taken the amendment and carried
by vote OF 10 toS
Supervisor Woodruff offered resolution, directing
the Receiver of taxes to receive the voluntary taxes al
lowing the usual abatement Of per cent per annum
up to the let OF January.
The Mayor wished the word request" to be inserted
In the place Of direct" which acceded to by the
pro and the resolution carried by vote of Is
10 s. Adjourned.
TREAsuRY NoTEs OUTSTANDING, Oct l, ls43 per the
records OF this office, viz
OF issues prior to the Slst Aug, 18t2, lO4 Is
or notes issued under the act of 3lst
August, lsl2, s,o05 $50 IS
$5,0l4 1914 "a
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of
the accounting officers, lo,7os 50
sb,o0s, COL Al
TTEAsuRv DEPARTMENT,
REGIsrKRs OyricE, Oct. 2, ls4s.
I. L. SMITH, Register t the Treasury.