New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

keen BIZ Office II hn Eas,e-n District thew sha iaye n
ridicion IN criminal csre' provided b. Law in re
esrd 10 tie Poli,e Justices OF Brooklyn
Ibfre hall be three Jusee Of the Peace Of whrn
shal keep biz Office 10 the Eastern District They shi
have jUrisdC'i IN evil cases p-lvis IL reglri
10 Jusiices offhe Peace in Brooklyn bat shall have 40
jBIsdicion in criminal case-
The provision Il sw in force in regarl TO the 20
Ice DEPARTMENT Fxcise Board OF Hath Fina1css Fire
Dtpartmea Board Of Education and m.celans 0us mt
ter in the present City of Brooklyn. except hereby
otberwise provided shall be extended over the proposed
city and the relations between the agricultural wards snf
the Others shall be maintained they exist in the present
City Of Brooklyn. until altered by law,
The provisions Of law in regard to the City Court Of
Brooklyn shall amply to the proposed City and its urisiic
ton and powers shall extend thereto
Trims AsD CONDITIONS.
The Committee on Terms and Conditions OF the Con
sohdation Of the three places report:
Let. An arrangement Of the debts and assets OF each
place.
End A method of apPOrtiOning the expense of carry
TIE Arrangement of tie Debts and A,sas-Three
Commissioners shall be appointed whose duty it shall
present value The amount Il debts Of each place being
asceraned the amount of the assessed value OF rs public
property other assets shall be deducted from the amount
Of the debt Of EACH and the amount OF the debts eqln 70
the amount Of their assets shall become common DEBT
upon the whole city, and the property become common
property Of the whole city Ire sarPI, o. deOs o. ssSi
cuar debt each ward The debt OF Brooklyn over is
assets sha be charged to the Brooklyn wards until q1
dated that of Wilemsburgb TO the lam burgh WARDS
The town OF Bushwck is said to have a balance in its
favor If so shall be credited TO the Bushwick WARDS IN
the taxes Of the next ensuing year.
The dpporfionmeHt Of tie ELpense Of GorerHneHt-
Each ward shall conduct its local business shall clean
light and repair its streets repair its wells and pumps,
and public cistern and perform within itself every strict
" local matter. The expenditures ofeseh ward shall be
governed by itself and separately charged 10 H. The city
large shall not be made responsible for any OF the local
expenses Of any ward.
Board the members of which shall not receive any com
pensaon for such service Such Board shall becomPosed
Of the Aldermen the Supervisor the Assessor and the
Comss Toner of Excise One Of the number shall act as
Secretary.
The salaries OF Mayor Comptroller Justices and ell 9th
Offices Of the whole city sha be charge upon the city
at large.
ASSESSMENTS.
The Committee 30 whom was referred The relative
Of taxation TO be assessed upon the respective por
tons Of the territory embraced in the consolidated city,
report for consideration that the City of Brooklyn except
the Eighth and Ninth Wards thereof the City of Williams
burgh and that part of the town OF Bushwck including
Greenpoini lying north of the Newtown turnpike be sub
jtct like taxation for municipal purposes and that part
Of the town Of Bushwck lying south OF the Aforesaid turn
pike and the Eighth and Ninth Wards Of the City OF
Brooklyn denomnated rural districts be subject to taxa
ton alike with the whole city in the general expenses
lighting The Committee are however of the opin-
ion that the time has arrived when the Eighth and Ninth
Wards should be included in all and every expense nclu
ding Fire Department, Police and lighting streets
FIEAsCIAL CONDITION OF THE THREE PLACES.
The Committee appointed to ascertain the financial con
don Of the Cities Of Brooklyn and Williamson. Oh. and
the Of Bushwick report the real property &C. owned
by the City Of Brooklyn, as follows
City Hall property, Washington Park. Cranberry st.
property, South Ferry property Eastern Market Brooklyn
Market; Hay stand, of Concord and Navy SIS;
wharf property foot Of Fultons and Fort Greene prop