New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
CITY ITEMS.
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CITY CONVENTIONAL communication was re-
cs;ve from the Controller showing the value OF City
proper,v available for sale and otherwise Referred
The section providing sha, the Common Council shall
have power TO levy and collect al proper and necessary
taxes instead OF going Albany for leave 10 do So was
submitted TO the Committee of the Whole and adopted
Nj Frederick offered resolution OF inquiry as 70 the
propre.y OF abolshing the Offices OF Counsel and Aiior
ney OF the Corporation. Referred
Mr. Beach offered resolution for the appointment o:
Committee OF three the report o: the State
Convention affecting the rights and interests of this City
Adopted and Messrs Beach. Benedict and Flanagan APP
pointed.
NJ. Martin oaered resolution of inquiry as to the
proprety making the Offices Of County CieEk Register
and Coroner salaricd Offices. Referred
Mr. Hasbrouck offered a resolution for information
from the Stree, Commissioner as 10 expenses OF open
ing and repairing streets &c for three years to lst May
last. Adopted.
On motion o; Mr.. French the resolutions in favor OF
taxing personal property every citizen who has occu
pied building part of building IN the City for
year and TIE Aliens who have been IN the l.
s for more than i've years referred to appropn
ate committees. Adjourned 10 Friday.
II There was strong muster OF officers. nom
commissioned officers and privstes yesterday morning,
in and around the CRY Hail. who were 10 appear N
some process before the Circuit Judge but that high
legal funcnonsry had left town. for short time and
the proceedings Will in al probability come up to-day
Patrick McMany, OF the same corps, was brought up
before Judge ngrahs. and discharged 4, the instance
OF his maternal parent who alleged that Fat was only
eighteen. Patrick was accordingly sent home with MS
mother.
Three others, same corps, were relieved from the
hy
other Judge, under the baby When will Col. Ste
venson &c, rid of all his babies
ryP Our fine fri ends the soldiers must have felt
charmngy comfortable yesterday marching through the
streets all bu toned up their thick military coats and
marching under the weight OF their accouuements -
. Our visitors from Easton are crack company and
make hrstrate appearance even beside our own CRY
Guard Last evening they marched up Broadway in
beautiful style -
~ Not caring TO be melted right down, we
kept clear OF Tanmany Hall on Wednesday night; but
from all accounts the Democracy must have had a
glorious time OF it-a real, old'iashioned row. What
ever else Tammany Hall may be it certainly cannot lay
claim to being progressive Crabiike 1t advances
backward and every year TO turn upe worse set
OF men TO the surface than the preceding.
y5T Don't talk about items III such weather
as this Wait patiently few days and if we survive
you shall hear OF US
~ How cool and pleasant that Fountain would
be-fit would only play
Y They are patching Broadway again. Oh
do give us some Russ pa7ements
! N STEWARDS new temple OF the Goddess
Ca.iconia is nearly finished and viii be opened to the
public in the OF the present month. 1t is prob
ably the most beautiful building in the United States
To The Easton Fencibles, Capt. A. Reeder.
are on this City quartered at the National Ho-
tel, Cor,andst They fine a body of troops as
any could wish TO
e The children Of Mr.. Bradburys Singing
School are wanted for two rehearsals. See
advertisement.
ARRIVAL OF EMiGRAaTs-Annexed are the arri-
walls OF passengers at this port during the month of Au
-Ist lsi6-entered at the Custom House:
From Great Britain. .7ls4 From Norway. 2lO
France. 1870 e" Sweden ......... rs