New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18
Expenditures appropriations and Receipts all TrsasH-
~ Accounts for The year ending December 3lst lS45.

Officers Fees 4sOl3 II $4,000 90
| Municipal Police. 4o.34e so 1892 so - e5
| Police.lsl,T2 FPS &c 1885 13 lie o5
Roads & Avenues. 1909 % 10000 90 rs 10
| Street Expenses
| Salaries - aOl $40 40 2O2 900 90 -
! Water Pipes 80 GOO 81 $4,000 co Is so
Common Schools. .aoe.l02 IS 23el04 IS IS 404 Il
| Streets Opening. 1895 a 2lOOo W s95s IS
| Stree. Paving, Sew
ers. &c. ll9, III 80 10000 90 l240l2 %
! Wells and Pumps. oiS ~ LULU w LII -
The whole amount Of expenditures is si4s4 623; OF
receipts 81 ga 32a
COURT OF SEssIoSs-Danie w Talcott
tried yesterday for perjury in swearing falsely before
Judge incraham the return Of writ OF Habeas Cor
pus rcturnabe the first December last, commanding
him to bring forth and deliver to her parent Thomas
Coding of No Stone street. the body OF his daughter
Esther Goding, minor aged sixteen, whom he was
charged with having seduced abducted from her fathers
house and kept as his mistress in mouse IN wall
street. then in house in Deancystreet. then in house
in Hubert street. and finally in house At the corner OF
Sullivan and Grand sts where she was found in rooms
hired by him. and living with him, they passing as Mr..
and Mrs Wood On the investigation Of this before
Judge ngraham the accused (TacotD made an affidavit
that Esther Goding not in his custody or in his
power. He was acquitted -.-.. Henry Hughes an Eng
sh boy without parents here indicted for burglary IN
the first degree, withdrew his plea OF not guilty and
pleaded guilty. by of the District Attorney to
grand larceny stealing Sl2l in money from FrecercS
Merchant scotsman, of No. 552 Broadway, on the stn
March inst. The plea received and recorded, and
the prisoner account of his youth was sentenced 10
tie House of Refuge The application Tor rever
sion of judgment the Of Madame Costello and Mr.
Mason wRs denied. --.-. The Court decided to admit
Mons Barbiere to bail in the sum OF three Thousand dol
ars TO the charge made against him, aud three
thousand dollars to keep the peace.
AccIDESTs-A little boy about nine years otase
was run over yesterday morning in Veseystreet by
wagon and of his hands completely crushed, beside
being injured in other parts of his body He was taken
TO the Hospital and properly cared for although ne had
sufficiently recovered from his fright and agony to tell
his residence
sister of Mr. Hawkins SO Ann street. accidentally fell
through the ha,chwsy yesterday, distance OF over
twenty feet and broke both bones of the fore and
injured her back. Dr. Bostwick was called to attend
her, and thinks that she will recover.
! reform IN SMOKING AND IN SILVER CHANGE
Mr.. Editor Two years ago we used to see some gen.
temen smoking in the street. Now we see lodfTs rag.
ged boys, the most ragged portion of the negro popua.
tou and few well dressed apprentice boys who have
40; &c. perceived that gentlemen have discontinued the
odious practice We wish therefore especially to call
the attention of shocmakers' and taiors apprentices to
fact that they now about the only decentloosing
persons who continue to poison the atmosphere with
tobacco smoke, and entreat them TO follow the exam
pie of all other sensible persons and leave this vile prsc-
tce wholly the ragged and the dirty in order that
tsp may find themselves entirely alone In the
practice that they too become ashamed to be seen
with cigar in their mouths that may at last have
Creator has supplied with for the susenance If life
| We beg leave, now the subject Of Reform,
suggest other which is very much needed in our
City viz that rhe old eighth part of dollar pieces be in
future passed for cents and the sixteenth pieces
for six each and where people will adhere to the
old way OF reckoning and fixing prices in sixpences and
shings that six cents be counted for sixpence, and
twelve for a shilling, without In any counting
the quarter and the half cent The adoption OF these
rules will very make custom of counting money
conform that which prevails in other States and dol
lars and cents will bear sway.
More Congressional Usurpation: Outrageous
Attempt upon the Liberty of our Sausage
Reporter!
! Early on Wednesday morning our Household Market
Reporter was aroused from his comfortable bed where
he lay costly dreaming of cold Saussges and the price of
Poultry and dey thrust into carriage standing at the
door After a smooth and rapid drive through several
back streets where the surface of the mud yet
disturbed Reporter stuffed into the Jersey City
boat and then crammednto Railroad Car with little
ceremony If he had been bit of sausage meat forced
into sheath. After several hours OF very painful
motion and emotion during which our Reporter tried to
digest his thoughts havng nothing else to digest and to
form opinion to the origin of this extraordinary
proceeding his conductor made his appearance and gave
him small link sausage with insignificant piece of
bread telling him to eat silence and wipe his fingers
on the newspaper in which this primitive provender
was enveloped Suffice it say that by due course Of
mail our Reporter arrived at Washington and taken
Immediately before The Bar of the House of Representa-
tves Here half dead with hunger, WEAKNESS, loss of
seep-hs hair uncombed his face unshaven and the re-
raDder of the cold sausage in his hand he looked al
most bad a Member of Congress- and his sad plight
must have excited commiseraon in the hardest heart
airy where out Of Washington
Scarcely had Reporter taken of his nat aud looked
around upon the dignfed assembage with as much COM
posure as the peculiar of the would admit
than the Speaker rose frowningly from his and thus
addressed the culprit
.wretched Not deeung it meat 10 mince mat
tiers with mere Sausage Reporter Of Wing newspa
per, proceed Al 20 denounce upon you the full
terrors Of Legislative Rebuke for having presumed TO
re with the privileges of this august House By making
sneering illusions Member thereof In Jour recent
corrupt and malicious report Of the condition OF the
( Sausage market. You and your Infamous colleague
'Persimmon' will therefore consider yourselves hereby
ndissolubly linked with the contempt aud hatred Of this
House
Our Reporter bowed lowly and in silence under this
terrible sentence and having fixed his eyes ineuy up
Cd Hon NJ Sawyer, who stood behind the Speakers
chair gua~ing urously a, tremendous Bologna asked
if he might have the privilege Of answering in his own
defence.
Proceed said the Speaker
whereupon our Reporter began follows
oh. most pot.vslien, sausage eating Sgnors-
NJ tipsy looking dram absorbing masters
That have made some fun of Sawyers sausage,
Its moe. true True I've reported it
The Very length and breadth Of my offending
Hath this aoldtns Up The uReates sausage IN
{ his hdnd.) more.
Bret am | In speech
And little dowried with the Gift of CAB;
For since first despoiled soose-quill OF pitn-
Till now some two days wasted. have used
Nv dearest I'M drops on the scrubbed page,