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FREncH CoMrc 0pEaA AND VAUDEVILLE CoMPANv-H
Ia very seldom that pieces put the stage In th
city perfectly sustained in all their parts and with
their minutia strictly carried those which the
French company now play in Broadway theatre pre-
sent. The troupe comprises number of first stes
Nine. Fleury jolly. the prma donna; Nine. Pilot and Hes.
DarDont ard Cecile Messrs Menehand ian exquisite
medisn Graat Debnay Nontclar and others of Lesser
note They have Already brought forward numbsr q
French comic operas and vaudcves In the performances
OF which they have exhibited great talent TASTE humoT
and attention TO the propriecs Of the stage Mad Feury
Jolly is sweet singer perfect actress and is deservcdv
great favoitc Menehand with hts exquisite but never
broad dIollees, is most laughter provoking fellow and
Graat and Debrinay sustain their parts most successful
ly. The French residents and those Of our citizens
who have knowledge Of the language, should nots
fail to enjoy the pleasure they derive from Wit
Messing the classic and refined performance OF this
pany Last evening they presented the comedy OF La
Poesie des Amours he Poetry OF Love) and the oono
opera Of lie Chalet (the uu) and TO. night
they bring out the grand comic opera of M Touches
pas Ia keine," Glands of the QueeD.) The engage
ment coscs IN week and none who admire the elegant
French style Of thestricats should this opporuniy
Of enjoying that pleasure in its fuilNt extent.
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PersOi,al InIeIIlRence.

Bishop OCoDher of pittsburg thu Marchiousss do 81.
Angelo, and Chevaer rhSs of frsDoa amoog he
passengers who lett Philadelphia Liverpool Satur
day In the steamship CITY OF Manchester
Arrivals ut the Union Place HoteI-Mr and Mrs MAJ
bew. BALTIMORE james Atkinson. England, Col Hrrvey
Sparks and two servants California; Rev SPARKS aad
lHoy, Newark j.. H. Glebroy, New Orleans; iIon.
John Cotton smith Conn pruf. +. }. Nngus Y. y W.
Langley New Orleans; Fred Berstow san Francisco,
and 40 ofhers
Az the Irving HouseJudgo Des Banes. Newfoundland:
Capt. Jordsn. ". 5 Hon, l.. >. Chssh.id. Albany;
Hon NJ. Flower aud Hon MIR Dempg hartford Robt-
Edwards, Liverpool The Common Council Of philsde-
Iha arrived lat evening and have taken aparne NJ
the Irving House; and 205 Others
At the Astof--H. Lee w Power. Delaware; u. w. o.
good. New Orleans; A BaTney Washipgton Rev. Prof.
John baltimore: o. G. Wight. Washington X. u,p-
kins Ky DIR Briggs, Norfolk Col Creighton Lsi asd
155 Others
AT the Amcrican--s Du Bois New York b Perkins,
Albany; Dr Peck. u. =. Navy q. Chamberao Norfolk;
O. O. Harwood. Miss. ID. Wiley, Augusta III Hart, A
Schwartz London; w. White, U. ). Navy; and ~
others
At the waverley Housc-W. D Prescott and lady J.
w Prescott Louisiana; Mia VI NJ Tucker MI irdgs-
willie. Henry CheysIle Philadelphia, II. Taylor fami-
y Al tbs Uownrd-Dr Jsques, Philadelphia; A. Hosk.
} } Haskell Georgia. Hon !. Mourcy Mae; n. a.
gaxter ohio: A Howard Lexington, Ky J. W Jsyuna
TORONTO o. W; 8. Y. Paddock, Ala; t. Ferguson New
Orleans; and l34 othcrs
Total arrivals 4 one sy, at the above hotels COS.
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Case of neutrality-suspicious. Position Of q
Man at Niagara Falls.

BUFFALO, July 19, 1852
Merritt Graves, aged 21, Of s. " X. Graves Esq
late Sheriff Of Erie county drowned yesterday eve
ming while bathing in the harbor.
Late last night discovered in boat in the
rapids the brink of the Falls Of Niagara The
stuck fast rock and still there Mt daybreak this
morning when arrangements at commenced to
rescue the man from his perlous situation.
SECOND DESPATCH
The man in the boat n fisherman, named Johnson
He was on rock between Goat Island and the Cana
da shore and directly above the Falls Notwithstanding
the imminent risk. named Joel Robinson mt the
peril Of his life went to his relief in small skf taking
rope from the island and succeeded in rescuing him
frt IN the boat About fire minutes after johnson
taken from the boat It oosened from the ami
over tie Falls lie had been in that situation since IL
o'clock last night and was intoxicated purse of 5000
WAS mad by he Tor
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otherwise ordered the House will hofd n evening ses
slon commencing at six O'clock each day which shs be
99so,ed exclusively 10 dscusson In Committee Of the
Whole the State OF the Union lie s,.,aA Ma
object VA to enable gentlemen to make promisouous
The Home refuged TO suspend the rules-yeas, loI;
nays GS--n not two thris '
. rHs IrprAN APPROPRIATION
was .nen takrn up in Committee Of the Whole ON the
state Of the Union
when the committee rose the various amendments
reported were concurred In and he bill passed
pessaEe was received from the senate asking Com
mec OF Conference on the sdmeDt OF that body to
the deficiency bill disagreed 10 by the House
Ing $50 600 to nay the balance duo for capes and nor
diem OF members said constructive mileage OF
Senators
Mr. STArLy (whig) Of N. O., moved that the House
recede from it's disagreement And this agreed to-
yeas TO- nays 60 So the bill only requires the Pres
dents signature to become n law
Mr. FowLrR (whg) of Mass, asked leave to Introduce
q resolution to supply the members with the same
kind and amount Of books which the old have re
ceived, pending which the House adjourned.
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Meteorological Observations.

nv MoEsys TELEGRAPH LINE, OFFICE 80 2 WALL srsrsr
MONDAY July 10, 1852
BuFrALo. 10 A. barometer ~ &c. Thormometer "a
Wind northeast clear, fine morning
p. M-Barometer % CO. Thermometer 10. Wind
northeast Clear and pleasant.
ROCHESTER, 10 A. M.--Cool morning. Sun shining
brightly Wind north. Thermometer 90.
sP. Beautiful, cool evening. Wind west. Their
mometer IT,
AusuRr, 10 A. M.-C1sar and pleasant. Wind south
cast. Thermometer IS. =
oP.M.-Cear and pleasant. Light wind from south
east, Thermometer 10.
SYRACUSE 10 A. NJ "A cool but very pleasant morning.
Wind northwest. Thermometer69. ,u,.
9P. Clear. pleasat evening and quito vsiin "inu
west. Thermometer "a.
Urea, 10 A. M.--Clcar, pleasant morning. Wind east
Thermometer 10. Cool.
9P. M.-Clear, pleasant evening. "inu wess ine9-
mometer 70.
ALBANY, 10 A. MA beautiful clear morning Wind
northeast Thermometer 70. barometer SozSo' ner-
Up M.-C1ear Wind unchanged. THERMOMETERS SO.
Barometer 80 14O Mercury 81
Trov. 10 A. M Pine clear morning. Rather sultry
Thermometer SO. Wind southwest
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RICHMOND, Va, July 10, 1852.
named Winston. and his wife and child, we're
murdered last night by some unknown. They we're
found in bed dreadfuy manged about the head with
hatchet. The wife and child are dead and the
husband insensble and in dying condition great
excitement exists among the inhabitants Two negroes
and wife, slaves Of Winston have been
suspicion,
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Fire In Northampton, Mass.-The Liquor
Law I'm Spring field.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 10, Il

SPRINGFIELD Mass. July 19 1852
The silk manufactory of s. L. Hill, at Bensonville,
Northampton, nearly destroyed by fire this afternoon
Loss to building, stock, and machinery, about
Partly insured
At q meeting Of the Mayor and Alderman this after
1t only by the casting of the Mayor that
the Board agreed to appoint agent for the sale of IL
ouor under the new law.
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From the South.

ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAII-THE THRAsHER
DINNER AT NEW oRLEANs-sCoTT IN GEORGIA.
BALTIMORE July 10 1852.
The mail is through from New Orleans, but the papers
contain nothing Of special importance.
The Thrasher dinner in New Orleans was a grand
affair and numerously attended lie made long speech
which is highly praised in the papers gviug descrip.
ton of the political and social condition of Cuba.
despatch TO the Savannah Republican states that
convention.
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To the Memory Of Henry Clay.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

Star Of the West nation'seyos behcd the bright
pcs of thy rising and followed thee In the pathway Of
thy orbit extending three fourths Of centennisi
circle Though thy pure light sometimes obscured
by the oud- OF calumpy the people and their rulers
sought thy guidance in the night OF political darkness
and naught could surpass the spcndor Of thy meridian
glory We have witnessed the majesty of thy de-
scent TO the horizon aud the mild radiance Of thy setting
Ever in our memory shalt thou dwell, Of the
io ous Ga axy which have lumined hcRilsphcre a.
brillisnt u hts and public benefactors "
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General AvaIos and the Mexican outrases

NEW OaLrArs July 10. 1862
The Brownsville Flag Of the 10th inst, publishes q
respondence between the American Consul at Matamoa
and General Avalos respecting the outrage the
Camanchc and others Avalos ustines the Camanche
affair." says her officers stole cattle from the Mexcans
denies all dge of the other ourages and
with threat that while the leaders in tho recent revo
luton receive protection from the Americans the from
tiers need not expect security.
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The OtscgO Bank Robbery.

ALBANY. July 10 1852.
Larned the otsego Bank robber, recently tried
and convicted before Judge Mason, of the Supreme
Court at Cooperstown. bill of exceptions made
out which argued at the general term Delhi
The motion for new trial denied and Larned
sentenced to the State prison for five years An appeal
was taken which to be argued before the Court Ap
peals.
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EAsrroRT, Me- July TO- 1852
The British bark Zazoni wilson of and from Liverpool
for st. John. N b. went ashore wednesday night
Quaddy Head and stripped and towed here yos-
terday.
New York went ashore In fog on Thursday night.
the northern side of Grand Menan Mrs Sophia Phil
lips washed overheard and drowned. The brig
got of without much damage and returned to Uartland
The chip Hungarian. before reported ashore Grand
Meran is here waiting for steamer to tow her to Port
land.
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Post Once Impos,tions.

TO rnE sDfroR or THk HesaLD.
sm--Can you inform me why the Post ofise suthors-
ties New York charge sometimes only cent postage
yo, WEEKLY HgRALD, TO Canada and st other n1s
a cent and half and two cents each 4, Your We ky,
prvsun Q, u always printed the same kind II papse.
sra nsequeoty there cannot bc any difference in the
weight
lille on the subject OF Poet once impostions msy
the fact that out OF psmphi which ~
Gently posted at Nov York for Europ paving tsenT-
eigh, cents on each only one reached is destination
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Mnrkefs.

ALBANY, July 10. 1So2
Received 10 coo bbls -four 20 900 bush 1000 bush
and $4,000 bush. wheat. Flour steady. Wheat no
sales Of moment Oats. AZ "a 43c for western sales
l2000 bushels Corn, 81 5Sc. for ordinary western
mixed 59c for sound do, and 60c for yellow round
tales IA 600 bushels.
BALTIMORE. July 10. 1852
Sales made to-day Of $50 becves at So 50 net
Hogs sold at SIS a Ss rs.
CHARLESTON. July 10. 1852
The sales Of cotton during the past three days have
been 500 bales, at prices ranging from u IL hc. The
market exhibits change.
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The following Pail Bearers-3l in number-bsing the
her Of Statesip the Union:--
Abfaham Lawrence Ghnert Cieianc,
Isaac Newton. George La~.
Join Robbins. ". Lawrence.
kcber' H,slop. d Austio MAR.
Jsoob A. Westerveit, McbseI U'l.hooior.
Anthony Compton, James Harper,
WH.Hn Wil,i.p smith. NTH Tnsmss 0'connor.
iois Dir on Ae, stewart,
wnI,am b Astor. Cs. Woodhuii,
Shon MnI% an Owen. O. n.'"''' j. S PSifips PSSnir
Mayors Of New York, Brooklyn, williamsburg Jersey City
The Common Councils Of the Cities Of New York Phsdei
pa ss5 al " c IN sSs -s sTsc
The BOARD preceded by their Arms
The Board s:.s:a. p,ssssss ss.ir Ser
osps sps az sesSsS sSt srs y sns
cOm%sse Of the Gauns Z :, ;.y q Philsdsph
SsSns ,. u
rho Common Council q jersey cy their Clerk Mar
The Common cosSs Sss sri Newark. with their
Ex.pre.iaents cf tho Urissd states
His ssssi.G'y o G"vsroor "p; ~ ss and ssi''
Members sf the ssSss snS sSs representative
The Commanding 9; I s #, Il. 1''' States Military
Station of New York
With the Officers of tho Navy OF United States.
Civic ofhcrrs OF the Navy Yard.
New York state Society of the Cincinnati
THIRD DIVISION.
Colonel John W. styles Aid TO Grand Marshal.
MedAd PlAtt Esa Aid.
EyMembers OF Conpress Of the state Least sxurs
Er Mayors. ex aldermen and Assistants
OF the cities OF New Vork Rrookyn and Cities
Heads and Omcers CITY q int
Foreign Ministers and Consu's
s: Bs q s.sssy s:s States =: , sr
Sheriff Under Sheriff and Deputies Of tho City York
Register County Clerk and Coroner OF the City Of n York.
with their Ofhcerss
Police Ma1istrates with Naves.
Marshal for the Southern District New York
with his Deputies aud other Om"er.
US Btrict Collect Of the Port OF New York,
with Clerks and other 0fhcers of hs Department.
Surveyor, Naval Ohcer
and other ofhcers connected wi their Depsrtments
Postm sster Of the City of New York,
with his Secretary. Assistart and Clerks
The Board Of Educs'ion Of tho CITY of New YORK,
proceeded by its President and Clerk -,
President Trustees Fsculty and Students OF Coiumos
College
President Cous ci Faculty Students Of University Of
New York
College OF Physicisus and Surgeons.
Young Mems Debating Society.
W. " Academy Of Medicine.
Newfork Medical Society and Physicians and Btudsnts.
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BY and Uih he adrice and conse7H y '"' 's'
ou,rom HOUSE, OFFICERS
Henry NJ Howard Naval Oaiccr, Charleston o. u ~
appointed. o. N.whu,vnort NJ
appointed. o- u,A.nn. yrv,
Hume i'm Surveyor Memphis Tenp sssee vice Jss
a. po,,ype who did not qualify.
NioSoiss Dubois, suryeyOs, MiivsAts, orvsoa, vsos
Alonso Leland, removsa
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Trial OF Agricultural Implements.

The trial of agricultural i'm mpcments under the drec
ton Of the State Agricultural Society will to
morrow, and continue several days largo number OF
implements have been entered for competition Among
the number are thirteen reaping and moving machines
The officers of the State Society the ground
ranging for the trial. Much interest is excited
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Hoard or sun "rvisors.

JuLs b-Aldcrmsn stuTtevant "rosidms.
The minutes Of the last proceedAA " "e~ Ne"1 s"s
proved ,o.>
AssEssMENr ROLLS or THE CITY ron .'"s ~ -
The following state ment OF tho vstA oi tn~ sA0S
Mt polls Of the real and personal estate tse c
county Of New York received and rea vi -
VALUE or REAL PERsoNAL BsrArE M 1Ts CITY AHs
COUNTY or NEw York, As assEssrpIN . .bl AND ie&
hsscssElents ~ ls6i. dsscssmchfs oflsA y v.-s
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Death OF Judge Mckinley

LOUISVILLE, July 10. 1852.
John Mckinley, Judge of the Supreme Court Of the
United States died to day, of apoplexy.
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The Pittsburg Convention.

PHILADELPHIA. uly lO, 1907.
meeting Of the free democracy held this evening to
appoint delegates to Pttsburg directed the delegates
cast the vote OF Pennsylvania for John p Hale Of New
Hampshire. and Cassus NJ. Clay. of Kentucky cand
dates for President and Vice President.
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M ATRiMONY MADE Ear. OR uOW To WIN
NI Lover r-Profersor La~tou sLon. formerly u Lon
den viii terd dr. etpt q d"Ar sost-
psd p,sia dir. ctoos epabi. iadi.s TO ia
0e devoted the oppostse .hsir
hesrts desire Tho simple bot captivating
that ali be married p9c'ive
p.son - 'osh irs.t u osa be arranged With
e"eh ease snd deicary tha, jetecon IL Ad
Srers Professor Lx~or Bostoo. Mass No letters takep
mom the Pest Ofhce unless tho postage 10 paid.
CERTAIN ROAD To wEALru-DR. c. w. r.
back the rerowued Ssedisn Atr ,iog.r l. con uaIly
ewing fr CsorDis letter. addpes-.d 10 him by emf
thu land o gold whose nstivtia@ h. ,a bsfure
lett Rev York The, unifarmiy tnat ds
down by DIR Kohaos s''iuo dava." they re-
successful in their ,pro.pectios fr go,d
snsactt other bnriuess .ken those
pi,ious There bc nistsAe IA
the stars the bss
peoufsr ait which him truly int vpr.t the
tveniy sg6 THE gt hss hecn h-r-ai,sr IN this aohs
ally huudrad years aud l. pnssessed In In
itty by DR. W. Roh.ch Lev all Who w,sh TO KNOW the
LAY and the hour hen hsx ~ he
lusice-s or In love act their iv-s by him They
III min more than tho amount paid ooe ~ tnsse
jorumepts thprsa, tine. t"d No should
10, distant shore without AL who havs shem will
frd them their surest neunas euide and ref
dbcnlties The prioo full nativity s. fr
and s. for ladies' @. W. WOBaCK,
No.. White strcss, Nsw York
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1852.
IMPROVEMENT CHICAGO RIVER
On the motion Of Mr MALoSr, the House took mp aud
pared the Senate bill to authorize the Mayor ana Com
mon Council Of Chicago Illinois, to excavate portion Of
the public reservation at that place. with view tho
Improvement Of tho Chicago river.
cnsSrrro PUBLIC LANDS AND RIGHT OF war.
The iiouse proceeded to consider the bill granting to
all charercd railroad and plank road companies the right
ofw through the public land-sch companies to have
one hundred feet Of each side of the road and the
of wood. earth and stone In the vicinity.
At"r debate, Mr. SMART, (dcm.) fMe moved chat the
bill be tabled
Decided negatvely-Yeas 20; nays, o.
Bcfoc proceeding further the morning hour expired
SESSION.
Mr. HoUsror (dem.) OF Alabama moved Q suspension
Of the rules TO enable him TO oeg resolution that untS
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DOUBLE S HI EFT


CLAY OBsBQUlES.
MAYoR,s OFFICE JuLY ls Is'2-soTTcE -THE
hs :o. sa a'Ga. n" % s Carte or sss s.,
ST. Ste through which the fuDeral Hou
4. G KiHGsL.No Mayor
PR0CLAh aTIoN-MayoRs oFFi1E rBw YORK
July 18th 1889 In order te sdord TO the
In the tsstmor ai ef the memory q tho ao.
Closed isrs'y oss St ss s 'F'' public
A. {. E,NGsLaND. Mayer.
ETERAN ORDsRs-TGR MEMBERS or THE
y fun snsrn rue.say the aSs 'S n.s '
VS. a9s As s is sSs ss s.%
ID "a sp on IT,
HENRY ToppISc. Adjutant.
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
M mbsrs Of this GO anittee " = meet - Pam
noon, Tor the purpose of unitios ctzens
ssssns The last t,snse rssD.s .As as
% s . Il sa Min he prompt % + hi. d.s
:. SMITH. Secretaries.
AFAYETTE ENGINE COMPANY. NO. la-raE
aas.sss 70 assemble al The aasas uaass Tass,.y.
s p'''
WIN. W. BIpr. Secretary.
IAsoNIC NoTIoE.-rHE MEMBERS or EUREKA
Lodge. No 2is hereby suumonea unser sam non
the NJ. w Grand Lodge of the State y Nes York. .,
strsets IL full dress hlaak hats ~hs.
oves Win the usual funera emhem. Tnesday July 20
one O'Clock pr~cely TO unite In the obsequies OF
late and lustrious bf other Hebry Cay. By order
WIN. II UNDER5lLL, W. ".
JAsoNIC NOTtCE E.-TaE VARIOUS MASONIC
bodies and AL sojoprDog brer rhreo {ue-tsd to
mhle at the Masonic Tempe. at the Rr,oms
Crosby streets. at oe'ock P NJ, Tnasd ~. the
inst. fer the purpose of payig the last tribute OF
". They will report to r. w. Wm. q. Underhili.
nd Marshal Of the NJ. w. Grand Lodge Of tho Of
XfOrk who will ASSIGN their
ne Cepcs Of the orter o' procession &, viii be fir
ID as above by the Committee Of arrsnssments Bro
are requested to appear dark c,rhng black hats
White gloves. By order of the Committed Arrange.
s. FREDERI ck FAWCEfT. Chairman.
.sOSIC NOTICE-LAFAYFTTE LooGE NO e.
Brethrcn-You are heraby summoned { atteud az the
Room corner of Broone and rosby Tues
v, 2CsA Instant ut o'clock y NJ. clothed IN dark
e and white gloves for the purpose of uniting with
memory ofour departed brother the Hon Henry clay.
rnalIy J. d. STEWAkT w. Master.
ASONIC NOTiCE-MUNN LODGE NO. l90-
Brethren You are hersby summon-d TO appear at
dge Room No Al Division tr-et, Tuesday the Goth
Il stl o'ciockP. NJ clothed IN ark apparsI aud white
for the purpose Of uniting With the Grand
tho funeral sormnii les in honor the memory of
parted brother. the Hon Henry Clsv. BY order OF
HENhf +. l., BUNTING, W. NJ.
IONIC EoTICE-THE MEMRERs OF BENEyO-
Lent Lodge No. l9. hereby summoned under
Of b. W. Grand Lodge State of York,
e. In dark dress with white Stoves at their Lodge
No so Orchard street on Tuesdav 20sh inst. at l2x
attend the funeral obsequies late lustri-
WILLIAM LYONS. W. NJ.
Committee Of Arrangements.
VIM. Lowry, >yms
Ii. III. Sherman, X j. Ware,
J. Davis.
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BosroN july 10, 1852
Associations being formed in all the principal cities
Of the State TO enforce the Liquor law which goes into
effect on the 2lst inst
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The increase in the amount be raised by tax for
1862 rs compard with tho amount raised in 1851, 10
S4b3 S39 d. Of this amount increase $40 400 o8 d
for educational purposes. z:-
Increase for SCHOOL, for city S5t 827 a.
To which IL to be addea for schools for the rest
Theincrrase in tho amount to DO rs,scd by tax in 1854
as comparcd with the past is oesy
by the increasc in the assessed valuation
The for 1852 will be g67 on 500 OF valustios
which i slight increase on the rat. Of last year
The krcoRrER moved that the statement and the ~
port OF the Comptroller be referred to special commit
tee of three
The supervisors Of the Fifth and Seventh wards on.
pos the motion as it had been tn. uniform -
receive the report ofhe Comptroller correct and there
to doubt is accuracy
The RtcoRDtR said he did take the mere tat~-
ment OF any official conclusive fact Of the cDrreoe
Of his report II the Board Of supervisors
pass accounts in this mechanical and take -
for granted that they correct thcD he wond ask for
what pnrpos. they constiutedi Do the members e
the Bond know the ctness Of these tem Is hors
mbcr Of the Supervisors was pre- ,rcd 70 say
that hc votes understnndinpiy This report, II akA
the question. would he nominally an.wer that .ths
Comptroller has made the report have on e
as correct" His CHE Rlcordcr's) impression IL Ihst
theso matters were always referred and If The amount
required be correct in with the la~
the Board vote tor It, The present beyond any
thing they we're kd to pass before If aoy oftis
unlawful any Of Is uncaed for sury thcn h- Su.
peryoI hoUld have The opportunity Of kuoSIng It and
he submitted that it should be committee
Of three
The SurrRusoR of the Fifth said they mus, have .
little confidence IN the Comptroller whose reports had
never previously been referred they might well trust
bn and his clerks for its correctness three OF the
members of that Board
The motion of the Recorder then put and carried
without a division and the Chair nominated his Honor
the Recorder, and Aldermen Tweed and Boyce (Super-
yitors Of the Seventh and Fifth wards the committees
REFERRED
Resolution That the bills for salary Of the officers ap-
pointed by this Board TO attend courts be paid by
the Conpt roller when certified by the County Clerk
Bill of John X. Wright, NJ d., S24 for making posi-
mortem examination
Bill Of John Wyman for arrestng prisoner s. %.
The Board adjourned to Monday next, at 4 o'clock