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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

noG ICSr-F ivL t0LtARs REWARD SMALL
i hlaet AID tcrrer shnuN TX seeks oil \.
~, corpd when sss Ia Nr.ad
IRA, hin street lte all wssd ,il on n
ing lin 90 WOO GIH>UA 9D e,.~dssy
L',uNp-s POINTER wBiCH rue OWNER cam
hsee h rrOvt and psyfrg ehassss - noe called
" thr.sday he VIII DO sold TO pay pply al
liz West street.
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" f'fD an ACTIVE YOU>G WOMAN AS COOK.
- -.hLess roter uDs - no undsrzta de- hor
p.rhcty and rse proc GOOD f'y reference appg
- 10 west rwestS secc. street b.tssep 10 aud
T.. q.
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S1LSsjMI.I. ANEupS.

ONE OR TWO SINGLE GeNTLrwEN CAN HAVE
~ partial hosfd. With epe large psrior 10 pew
tsniiv Location near Tenth tt.eet q Seoond avenue
ADDRESS NJ X, Cbsttsm square ~ onice
DLSY1NG ChRrs-pUE CONGKrss MANuCsCVU
~ tnrt for tale ~ M 81 Am street near
tie Hersl office, t'e ,prtsst hest aoa
~ american spAnsh ~ yi.g csrfsl ivory
acc satn and surerAna enameed coored
satin cards and cardboard to be found in this city,
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Mourning Raw SsSks.- Bas tn uOmo<V q
wEsD have just received apl ,odd nf
Inc El o.l psIds Of the very choicest STYLES
New s.rrp,ng store 5jl Broadway between nicholas
and setroI olisa hotels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

Arc you Philosopher end if sO, Svas
philosophy tested b. receiving User, bly, fitting
81 sbirts weee After the nisedf Uos't all
ytu,se till after 1t L. ighty trial
Avia IL by orderinx -hiets Of No.
Esase. 1iue 10 not truer than he.
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SPECIAL NsrrlCEs,

T O. OF o. r TO TIE OsFICrss AND MENBERS
i. OF Perseverance Crystal ara City as q Of o.
Iue'ds, evening 2tt mat th- iec.nte IL pn..poaed to
Tresr.y next 9Th at Mt TX o'c, ok
Bro,dsay By orter Of thu eommut@s b Tickets
can b. procured fro ,he folio ius JInes
l6 Chsti. -t,se Travis 1902 Ihrist,ph roet; l. w.
Burt1s, Il c. daI ttis Get.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

NV MOusD1. X store, 55l BrDan why, ne.
tween It richoIas ana Metropolitan Hot.ts our stock
Of Nl.eh goods entirely com lee
taypoer, npies sttse Cobaea airs
oil tie Cs.teD crsler "a de aipes Rim cloth GU
cloth, nerinoes, casnn eres, &c &c
BARTHOLOMEW WEED.
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Mourning Cioass a n MILLINERY -Bartn"io-
clcsss n,lnsry together with . raj Asortmsot
d,.cIptiob IF tau msurping good. rev
uxsh hotels
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sssRs, siIks Zoe Most sl~g"iGcen, II 0sads,
pa,o sbd psii silks 10 Nes be fo aud
- BI1CbCOCK LII DBEA EkS, 3i7 Broad way,
LeoDsTd TIE ladies help beisg pleased
With thu phsy selling the very best ,ay Of aid
gloves there At 80 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

"a EnUs. S-j~s.asn safes --G.yIc - rs-
t1i s'Ht - NJ, retRtGK T. sole actrrst
- u 80 -tates Of tie above Hslertso ssfes A'd
e. np't tmp~fttrsbe drfaoce loebs,he le, s.es sni
iosks o"nbf 81 n the soTd. prpat Ne ~ al street,
one door beloe Maiden lane formerly 50 John street.
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tn hest place 10 the city
to get toe host foot gear Is
at SKvUKs' shoe Pal .cs,
676 Broao LAY ann 1t his
old stano, 100 Fulton street..
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RE wv ARDS.
GQ m R1WARD.-THE H,USC OF The SUB
WOOO tcrter, st Brighton state, Isl and bursIa~
ously entered Mopda, nj bit the 10Th INST ADD tsrxe
fity Of tn e silver stolen therefrom. marked
mounted and her c' hat If .hich I. In at the
police oe Pas MIR KEYS and others request TO stop
tie ZANE " of red 70. safe reward Of 35W ~i b.
fer tbe Of the property IN pr,po-t
and 500 for the cton ard conviction ~ the
g,ars JAMES MCCALL los BroadwAv
Clfn RtwARD WILL BE PAID BY THe UspsR
pIUV sisped for h, dtsoovery sd or alive OF
Levy nsrchart, OF Bsyo sara Louisiana, ~ho left his
srdipp hone. No. ~ Barclay street the 18th
Last. With tfe Intention Of going New-rt ant Phitaisl.
phis, and has he.n heard Of scce He French IN
by birth. speats and le' sbv sood
thirty five fo,ty ~ age, tive teet
height, dark comp eaton wcsriog sos zee; ssed In
hsck cloth coat AID pants ad White carving with
him corpt rag and nm oreiix Any tn'ormat,oa chat
lead to the discovery OF the the
will he literally ssrad besides rec.ve the thanks
Of his % xioo NJ mast distressed : ls.iv.s
4woRRis>ON, LEVY CT, rs william street
Newsrh aud Phil det phia papers please copy
coz REWARD LOST. YESTERDAY, IN TTE
P[C pttFi horhoo~ OF the Herald office pockethsok
amin nft 70 ,he amount Of $3.50 $50 b'i on th.
Bsrt ~ Ohio $50 bill Of ia state osbk of Obi, resumed
10 he couner't) and tho balance Il country
perF having uno the pookethoak vii i've the above
reward b. applying ut she deck Of the irving House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

In addition to the transaction OF considerable mis-
cellaneous business, the Board Of Assistant Alder
nen refused to concur in the resolution from the
upper Board providing for the immediate removal
Of the Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department By
reference to the report OF the debate upon this sub
ject it will be that the members prefer that the
Engineer shall have an opportunity of being heard
in his ceence before resorting to the deeaptating
expedient proposed by the Aldermen.
By telegraph We have reports Of various mari
time disasters, movements Of the politicians, news
from the fishing regions state of the markets. &c. all
which are quite iDterestD g, but not of sufficient i'm
portance to require comment
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FRANCE AND ENGLAND on THE KoszTA CASE
The National Inteiigencer is disposed to sus-
pect that in the official denial of the Union
that France and England had taken sides
with Austria on the Koszta question, the
material facts have been suppressed This
is bad. If France and England join the
Austrian league against us what becomes
Of poor Koszta If delivered up to Aus
tria he will be hanged; and what then ?
A war with Austria, of course. in which
cause the forty thousand old muskets of Kos
suth will come into play Koszta and Kossuth
are both deeply interested in this business To
relieve us and the Hungarian Central Commit
tee of this city Of all suspense, will the Wash
ington Union be good enough. in plain English
to say what is the attitude OF England and
France on this subject What is it? Are we
to have market for Koesuth's old muskets
and George Laws secondhand artillery or are
we not2 Everything depends upon the attitude
of England and France-everything- every
thing.
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telepraphic notice was, however, pubis he'd 10 one
OF last evenings city papers, 70 the efe q that
rumor lad reached Ne xico of the breaking out o.
,ost iIes m the Ms-i IA Valley. The report
however. appears 90 be utterly with found stion We
refer t. II summary OF Mexican news for the latest
particulars
! a'e rews from Utah states that the Indians had
recently killed mary of the white hsoirants, aad
that the Iin OF Consideration prevailed Ia c08se-
qusnce. Gov Brigham Young had called the mid.
ary force of the territory into service, and, fur
Their measure OF protection had ordered ~al to be
built around the city OF Salt Lake. desperate
struggle anticipated before the whites will succeed
in qmetine their red foes.
The October term OF the law courts was opened
yesterdsy, hut the general terms Of the Supreme
and Superior Courts adjourned immediately, ont Of
respect tn the memory of the late Chief Justice
jones' it being the first time they sat since his de-
cease. In the afternoon there was a large meeting
of the judiciary and the bar held in the Superior
court at watch high and deserved eulogiuns were
passed upon the great legal a,tanments and moral
worth of the late learned judge. report of the
proceedings win be found 10 another column. In the
u. s. Circnit Court Judge Nelson delivered another
important decision in admiralty on appeal. The ca
endars were called in the trial branches OF the Supe
ri Court but no cause being ready they adjourned
for the day. In the Common Pleas trial at the
suit OF Keller against Church, for libel, was CON.
menced and is stll on. The cause of action arises
out Of commercial information given by .he defend
ant and alleged to be erroneous.
By a communication TO the Board OF Supervisors
last evening, it appears that the amount OF all the
debts of the Public School Society, at the time Of
surrenderng their property to the city $3.50 O00
The salaries Of the clerks and deputy clerks of the
Sessions, in consequence of increased labor were
raised the former So 500. and the Latter to 81 500
per annum. By communication from the Receiver
of Taxes il appears that there Diu be increase OF
more Than four naHioa dslars the ta1es to be ro
lected this gear the tarattoa Of the city in lsl3.
A striking proof of the progress of New York.
The Oct Der session of the Common Council com.
menced yesterday, and by special report of the
debates it will be seen that very exciting con.
troversy took place in the first Board respecting the
proposition of certain petitioners TO have the Harie
Railroad track removed from the Bowery to Crosby
street. The language used on the occasion is not
calculated to inspire very high opinion of the re-
fathers. Among the most important business trans
acted was the adoption OF q measure to reorganze
the city into regular election districts as TO
form with the council districts under the new
charter The regular districts, according to this
ordinance, will stand as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

THE JERRY RESCUE CELEBRATION AT SYRIA
cusE-On Saturday last the abolitionists, Tin
Guiding the Bloomers.) of Syracuse and the sur
rounding country celebrated the anniversary
of the rescue of the fugitive slave Jerry from
the officers of the law, in that village, two years
ago. This in itself was piece of fanatical
folly Of very little consequence; but our
reports say that at "a special meeting of
the Common Council, by the casting vote
of Mayor Mccarthy, the use of the City Hall
was given for the celebration" and this fact
gives to the affair very considerable Importance.
1t makes the official authorities ofSyracuse the
endorscrs of mob law in the rescue of fugitive
slaves. 1t degrades the Office of the Mayor of
Syracuse to the disreputable and unlawful acts
and purposes OF our most rampant aboltionists
As the chief administrator of the laws of the
village nothing could be palmer than the Off
cial duty Of May or Mccarthy in this case 1t was
simply his duty to sustain the laws of the land,
and to refuse peremptorily the slightest official
countenance Of this scandalous jubilee The
next step Of the civil authorities Of Syracuse
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Talk on 'Ch0nge.

The foreign news received by the Baltic produced great
excitement in the market for breadstufs the like
which had not been witnessed since the famine5eA
1S474S. The aggregate sales of -four reached I,oE'
barrels including parcels here and to arrive Com
brands closed ST. The sales included consider
able parcels of Western and Southern brands at improved
prices. Wheat also very active Ee aggregate sales
exceeded 100 600 bushels chiefly Western and Canadian
closing at advance of from &c. &C. per bushel Corn
was also firmer
Freights also higher, with Offering.
Pork sold at advance of Csc. for mess,
which closed firm at ST. Cotton was heavy, with sales
of only 400 bales
requested to state that the reported failure of
the Messrs. Diagos, in Havana, would not affect in the
least the standing of the house Of Messrs Dago Broth
in this city, that the house implicated in the report
at Havana that of Ferdinand Nago; and, further
more that the difficulties referred to in the
in the way of satisfactory adjustment.
Private letters received from Havana stated that the
receipt of sugars light and trade somewhat at
stand in consequence of the scarcity of vessels The
cholera continued to prevail with great severity
parts OF the island, and plantations seventy
per cent of the negroes had been carried off
BY the Americas mail duplicate letters by the Marco
Polo at Liverpool received to the 10th of June but
they added nothing to the general of Importance to
those received previously from Australia via Valparaiso
IL expected ady1ceS would hand
the Cunard steamer due the present week. which would
down to the 10th June from Melbourne and Sydney
and the 9th July from Adelaide
Notwithstanding the complicated accounts received re.
gardng the state and prospects of the question in
Europe, yet it believed that its occurrence would be
avered while others contended that far Turkey and
Russia was concerned inevitable. It was con-
ceded that tho question had nearly reached decisive CRISIS
and would soon be determined way the other It
evident that the financial and commercial interests
Europe experiencing to extent the effects Of
without its actual commencement.
The rumor Of the occupation of the disputed territory
the Mesia Valley by the United States troops was con-
sdered quite probable. The understood
to have authorized this the part of General Gar
landnot to occupy it exclusively American territory,
but merely for the purpose Of keeping order and protect
ing Americans and their property found residing it.
til the question of title could be decided by negotiation
Mexico refused to negotiate and preferred to
another against the United States she would be
liberty to do SO.
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Mails for the Pacific.
THE NEW YORK wsrKLY HERALD.

me United States mail steamship Ohio, viii leave this
Dort tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock for Aspnwau
The mails fer California and other parts Of the Pacific
wm close at o'clock.
Ne NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD California edition, con
snining latest intelligence from all parts Of the world
~fn be published at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning
Single copies sxpence Agents viii please send in
hair orders early possible.
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THE Nav YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
NE royal mail steamship Africa Captain Harrison, will
asave this port at noon tomorrow, for Liverpool.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NEw York HERALD viii be received at the following places
IN Earope -
LxvMPooI-John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LAKDoN-Edwards, Sanford 4 Co. Cornhin.
VIM Thomas Co, No 10 Catherine street
PARxs-Iivingston, Wells 4 Co.. Rue de la Bourse.
/" B. H. Revolt, No II Rue de Ia Banqus
NE European mails viii close at half past ten O'Clock
tenorrow morning.
Ire WEEKLY Herald will be published at half past nine
s'sDck tomorrow morning Single copies, in Wrappers
skpence.
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ELECTION FOR MAYOR NEWPORT, R. I-Another attempt
will be made to-day to elect Mayor in the city of
Newport Since its incorporation last winter its munich
pal affairs have been sadly administered for the want
of On executive officer, although the citizens have
made two attempts to elect Mayor but failed in
quence of neither candidate having majority Of the
votes. To-day election will be held, George H.
Calvert being the democratic candidate and William H.
Cranston the yhip.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN ON FREE TRADE AND THE
CHINESE misunderstanding to the letter
which we published Of Mr.. Buchanan our
Minister at London, to the Liverpool Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce, he is not q whit
behind Robert j. Walker upon the policy Of
universal free trade, and is fully as enthusiastic
in regard to the tremendous harvest which is pre-
pairing for our merchantmen in the prodigious
but hitherto unknown empire of China. He has
the greatest faith that the revolutionary move
ments of the Chinese Christians will not only re-
suit in the suppression Of paganism and the de-
struction of all the wooden idols in the country,
but in the opening Of the whole Celestial Flowery
Kingdom, to it's utmost extremities, to the bless
ings of free trade with England and the United
States. Mr.. Buchanan believes, too, that the
three hundred millions of people of China will
furnish just as much traffic as John Bull and
Brother Jonathan can possibly attend to-more,
in fact, than they will know what to do with.
And yet we have no special minister detailed to
China to look after the revolution and appro-
pirate it to our special advantage at the first
opening. On the other hand, the agents OF
England follow close upon the heels OF the vic
torious Christians. ready at moments notice
to put in and monopolize the trade with China.
opium included. Can the administration find
nobody to proceed at once to China, or what is
the matter
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Marine Affairs.

CLIPPER RACE-Ihe American clipper Challenge sailed
from Canton the 18th July last and the English clip
per the 14th, both for London. The English ship
Patna followed them. The London Neas says a great
many bets have been booked the result Of this
DEPARTURE THE HASsA.-The Bremen steamship Hansa
left for Bremen yesterday with about forty passengers
THE JAMES ADeR, which arrived from Charles
ton last evening, supplied with late files Of Southern
papers, for which her officers have thanks
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Personal Intelligence.


Yesterday at the Metropolitan HotelHon l. Williams,
Mass. Hon. VIM. Daniels Virginia. Hon. T. J. Devine,
Texas Richard Potts, u 5. Army j. r. Curtis, Esq, San
Francisco; David Anderson, Royal Navy; Z. Murphy,
U. Consul at Shanghae General Enocn Jones Texas.
T. Donkey Maryland; b. James, Pha.; Col Derhenden,
Pa G. Brown Chicago; Dr. Henderson Phila. q. b. Dun
can, NJ o. Judge Weed Illinois, c. b. Cuthbert, L. G. !;
Mr. Petry Canada; g. A. Wood, Canada-arrived yester.
day at the Prescott
j. G. Bennett New York; j. Balm Undertook; d. II.
Madon Buffalo; w. II. Foster, Baltimore; \. G. Haken,
Va; Capt Shields, U. $. A.; Geo. Wheeler, Mo- Hon.
Ohio r. Gamble, Florida; J. C. Dcas Ala; Hon. c. Rob-
inson New Iavenarrived yesterday at the st. Nicholas.
Indiana Right Rev g. W. Freeman, Little Rock, Ark ,
Sir Hartford and lady; John NJ; Bolts, Va Hon. Henry
%a pa L. Agdeared W. - t tSs oho NOAH
From Liverpool in ne steamship gsl.ieaMs o.ssp
Nv RlTclival i' Gihon, John shaw. 5siSy
Sa sad lady, c' Sss. ssas
eey lady Mss cnsuncsy Mis-. Roeho,a chasSncsy,
Ssss Sssis
samuel, Fsraia. Mis-: Perkins; HALTED pI stewart
siiTs1s s sas ~ % g: Ne
s9 I"s Mil Ssyss
sy S'V $ss wfs ss.e pes
ca IA ss 'S sa h kss rs d wax
sy f Ds s FL
Campbell Rogers, Jno Fox VIM Gslbraith. z Ste e.
ffS %ssas
Greenwood, Rosenbond, II Green, Mr. Bricange JACOB
Fem, Miss Packner w Hammer, Rev A Miller, q n
joy Mrs Geo Brown Mrs Irvine Miss Taeksrbsrry Gam
BILE, Jr, Brown and lady, Audenreid Braa Chas
Cheney, Rush Cheney, John Benson Mattel Chapman
Mis- Chapman M,s Norris We'eott Rianehard'
IIalsted, North De Rutte Mrs Burnett, Josiah
Randall Randall and lady. T. Anderson aud lady
Lansburry Delafod, Rev DR. Bcrrian aud lady,
Cohen, Guerbcr and lady, Miss Trankau Lyermor'
and lady 80
From Che reston in the steamship James AdgcrMisg
Mary McDufhe, Mis- Mary singleton DR. Gncrard ana
lady, Sweet lady three children: Carroll, w Il
Glover & Rayenel, II Thnycr Iiarscn, Oaksnith y
l. Plat, W Hays 4 jordan, " ANNE, keornn, W
Derby, Blumby, Master Singleton, Colonel Single
ton Bacot aud child, J. Lance Isaac Brown, Fals
Jr W Ilaseltine, Major Charles Marley Dyer, u
pringle, and - in the eteeragc.
DEPARTURES.
For Bremen, In the steamship IIansaJ Dame, Heck5
mann Gerdes. Mary Gerdes Krunyrett Ghogemann
lady and four children, w Mullen, VIM Mark, Wernkea
Kniker, Sophia Gerdes ID Userscn, Hadler lady
child, Surmcster and lady, J. King, Bressm snA
Beck, A Hush Schmidins, Jacob Mantks, G Sc rene
Frederick Heyers Bsocksr Caspar 0idds d Pa.As
J XVllhovst, biyyissip, &c., ~.
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will probably be to devote the City Hall to the
sbeltering Of fugitive slaves, under the COM
bined protection of the police and the abolition
lists. No gentlemen Of the South, the agitation
Of The slavery question is not yet ended. There
will be more work. in due time, for the Castle
Garden Union Safety Committee
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Board OF Supervisors.

OCT Bills Honor the Recorder in the Chair.
Ihe minutes OF the last meeting read and apI
proved.
Several petitions for relief erroneous taxation were
referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes.
SOCIETY DEBTS.
communication received from the Committee on
County Offices which states that they had been furnished
with statements duly executed the President and Tre-
of the Public School Society of the City showing
detail real and personal property of said society as
required by the section of the in relation
schools passed June 1855 The report of the COM
mittee gives the following statement OF the of all
their property to the Mayor Of New York go.
To the Bowery Savings Bank. S35, 900
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company 10000
Mortgage on Forty seventh street lot ....... 500
Total. $3.50, 900
The Comptroller in his communication on the subject
says that all the debts of the Public School Society have
been settled and balance remained hand Of $401 49,
and check payable to the order Of the Mayor was
handed with the title deeds and this check now
In the hands OF the Comptroller The report adopted
The list of grand jurors for the city Of New York waa
received and ordered to be printed
DEPARTMENT.
communication from the Comptroller states that the
paid from the treasury of the Registera
office from the LIST of January to this time,
The sum paid into the treasury, on account Of ~
fees &C., earned in 1853 s............... % 833 IS
Total. ......................... saga 80
The Registers office is therefore already in arrear ia
This has been paid from the earnings Of previous
years. and practicable ought to be reimbursed
from the earnings and payments Of 1853 Ordered Be
printed.
MARINE COURT.
Another communication from the Comptroller shows
that for nine months ending 3oh September the expenses
Of the Marine Court exceed the receipts for &c. By
the Of 81 94 49, and the appointment Of sig
attendants of the Court will add four thousand hum
dred dollars to the expenses of the Court for the coming
year.
SALARIES OF THE CLERK DEPUTY CLERK OF THE COURT op
SESSIONS
The Committee County Offices recommended for adop.
ton the following
Resolved That the salary Of the Clerk of the Court o
General Sessions Of the peace in and for the city and
county Of New York be fixed at the % twenty Ave
hundred dollars per and that the saery of the
Deputy Clerk said Court be fixed at the feer
hundred dollars per annum to commence the LIST Of
January 1864. Adopted.
THE RECEIVER OF TAXES.
communication received from the Receiver oe
Taxes praying for increase Of salary and showing that the
amount of
Tax collected in 1s43 was............. $766 872 25
Tag be collected in 1853 5,067 122 70
The Board adjourned to Monday next at O'Clock.
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New York, Tuesday, October A, 1858.