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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

DARTNLR WAkTID WITH $40 COO CAsH.-A YOUNG
nan rtady well Established In this city and having
thorough know ledge Of his with peculiar advan
tsss and facil tics obtani goods direct
fsctures OF Ems ard France for tie II hoto
steamers &c desrous Of txndos his business by tie sd
dtieh Of who has the amount capital A
himself, viz $1,000 Tho ssies for cssh paving a
hands profit being articles ~ unlimited demand fhs n
enc Of tho most favorable
young man xious 10 get into business could desire
aIpeAb Ia not thorough has premium
vii be e1ssd ms tie purpose business b.
capital sns aseist.soe he OF be gwen
and required. AL iestinns strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Address J. X. K. biz IN Poet uaos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

flHEh IRON BEDsTEADS BEDDING, AND SPRING
" natfeses hea cripg superior
feather beds other lind for health
rence and luxury. Iro- bedsets all s TO 30 Private
dive lngs turnhe3 prcnpy at low psioes 53 Broadway
aboye IILee rect. lalI sDd ex. mine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

A BSIGNEES SALE.-HOUH1 FUKNISHING HARD.
"A a. NJ auctiopThis day at 10 O'clock NJ promi
nt contents Of store 2 Bleeehsr street near Norton
assortment of silver plated and Britain
metal hrus-es. wooden ard willow ware, with 4
lot toys. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctoneor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

n Ann TO $7WO-wANTED. A PAKrNkR WITH
pC.UUO IS 10 to 81 600 TO extend business yell eStah.
lished wit superior locstoa in Broadway. ddress, OK
IL qure tor ben 1852 Metropolitan Pest Oioe l62 Ninth
sAre ths M Billie HUute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

WANTkD TO PURCHaSk-THE STOCK, FIXTURES
w good will, &c., Of g-ocsry In desirabl
alton in Til ey Brooklyn, or wii@msburg Any one
addressing note 10 D. Henry Herald office. stating
op price &e. larke and respectable business would bt
nIeferIed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

WANTED-BY TIE FIRST OF FEBRUARY, PART OF
w furnished for respectable family, consist
three persons and servant not h town than
BIecker Amity street dres stating particulars,
and location, j. w. H., HeIald office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
REPLY OF THE TEN GOVERNORS TO
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

The following reply to the Board of Commission
ers May or, Recorder, Sc has been prepared by the
Board Of Governors of the Alms-Hou.e. 1t discusses
the subject Of the disputed appropriations in all its
bearings:
Your Committee 10 whom was referred the CON.
munication from the Board OF Commissioners desg.
mated BY the 10th section of the Amended Charter Of
1853, and composed for the present year OF A. {.
FIAGG Control er; +. L. TILLoU, Recorder; J. A.
WrsrERvrIr, Mayor: n. c. Ely, President OF the
Board of Aldermen; and E. ]. BRowS, President OF
the Board OF Councilmen, respectfully
REPORT.
That your Committee have given said document,
emanatnc as does from five OF the principal officers
elected by tie people to preside over Departments in
constant intercourse with them, their business, and
their greatest interests their careful consideration
but your Committee csnno; escape the conclusion
that the said Commissioner possibly wing - the
great press Of public business upon their time, have
DOT been enabled to give that attention 20 their ues
under the said 9th section. which an enh ened con
struction Of it, requirements would seem - oen4nd
Your Committee cannot conceal the dlsappO!ut nen'
experiepced by them in not having the benefit OF IHa
vide ard useful experience in the daily business OF
the Municipal Government which those distinguished
gentlemen possess and are constantly acquiring.
III the 10th section Of the Charter referred - means
ANYTHING il certainly looks for. asks Tor, requires
that the Commissioners should provide themselves
bv all reasonable business Ike, practc 4 modes, such
as ortinsry business would resort to-sith such
data facts, records, and reports, a. would enable
them to Judge whether any attempts were TO be mide
upon the public Treasury, or any new oppression OF
the already opprtss tax payer intended.
Your Committee however, cannot find that the
aid Commissioner or any of them or aay clerk
or any person on their behalf, have spilled to the
President. Secretary, or any member Of this Board
o. 10 any person in is employ for information est,
maes reports or any documents relating 10 the sub
iects before them Nor have the said Comm ssioners
GIVEN sny notice of their org 2niz ,ton of the times
and places Of their meeting in any way or manner
sought the assistance, conference Or information %
Communication they could not reach: 1t wx far
inference upon the part of the Ans-Houss Depart
meat, tia, he 1--WE municipal officers composing ihis
new commission, would have construed their puohe
duties in respect ofthis Department q Of an sdvso!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUyCHNEy.

TEE Board held stated session Last evening Eow.
j. BRowS, President, in the Chair.
Al attempt 70 appropriate $3.50 for clock Tor the
CoErcil Chamber, sgain failed One thousand dol
lars vss consed 10 the Association aud Ho ne for
charged Female Prisoner. The Oficial Reporter OF
the Board voted the SUI oi 800
A resolution by Mr.. CLFTOS, that the salary OF
TIE COMM sioner Of Streets ani Limp, De raised 70
e 30, reien.d TO the Committee % leres snd
Offices
BY Mr.. CLASCT:
he.rd That the Comptroller Be .uth9rz@d - s3vsr-s 10
the Board Of kcucstif Ia GIcpst0a Of the Grp- 1n
Tor lt5 the Of 25o % be spy@d 70 TIE pa =n, or
Teach r. sssies. AID tueh ohtr .res.ns c.i = are
&c were tntfscso y ne csns spefoYrsiln Of est sud
the ssd q s& 90 j. hereby sPpfogri.ed 70. said o.
J,Os t. touuitt.e Of the H hoe.
con muulcaOn va. received from the Counsel 10
the Corporation, as TO the course requred By the
charter by the Board Of Edu.ton il sskiag for ap-
propris:ions, stating that the application TO meet
ctfcie1Cy reed not be presented to the Board of
Comniiss0I-rs, but that the eIstons for which
such deficiency hes arisen must first have been SUD
miiied 10 hem %. That the estimates Of the ,erd
Of Education should not be sent 20 the Board Of Sd
pervisOis but ~ the Board OF Commissioners. who
required to report thereon 70 the Board Of Super
yisoT., sc. Laid tns table 20 be printed.
The report ia favor of applying 10 the Legislature
for power on the part Of Committees of the Common
Council 10 compel attendance aud secure witnesses,
g. taken up and scOp'ed.
Ia COMMITTEE Of the Whole. tho Board adopted the
resoluiion Of Mr.. Clancy authorizing the Control
10 advance the sum of sl2J 600 fer the use Of the
Board OF Education, A. above specified.
The Beard adjourned to Monday afternoon at
o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

FASHIONS X, THE USDTRGRoUSD RAiLRoAD.-
Lot evening seventeen passengers arrived IN oW
fi.v IN The underground railrosi. and imnea,-
at p, i,-~sred 10 the Land Of the free. where they
doubtless have arrived before this notice generally
red hy the people of this city. The lot embraced
five different parties, who accidentally met On tas
rord among them were the fugitives from 81 boans
noticed in n, r. ppbfcm several days sgo.
The L. G. X. r. ia doicg a larger business at thus
time than ever before. We hear thst it averages over
tw n'y five, weekly sud they al 20 through safely.
Nebrasks Bill helps them very much, and his charges
stand to the account Of Senator Dousls
fchicsso Trbuee, StA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
RuRYAU or ARREARS.


On tue Goth of Septe nber last, the Controller made
n communication 70 the Board Of Councilmen, doc.
No. ~ in which be recommended that provision be
made for salsres to the Clerk of the Bureau of Ar
resrs and TO the four Clerks whom he is authorized 10
employ making total SUN Of IS 200 per anHum and
states that the Clerk OF Arrears Mr.. Purdy had re-
ceved uothing of SALARY, and that bis pay
should CONNIE The 9Th of January, 1854. II
was also recommended that the pay Of the Assistant
Auditor be established at 81 200. Ii is Desirable that
these sa!aiss should be fixed inOrder to ascertain the
sum to be appropriated to pay them
Nothing ia put in the ordinance TO pay these sala-
ries for given in the first part OF this Report
and it will be proper for the Common Council to add
10 the appIoJ ration such sum as they may decide
TO allow.
PRESENT NECESSITIES.
In The present condition Of the estimates for ap-
preparations for the Board OF Education and the ~
eInors of the Aims House, it may be desirable to
authorize the FINANCE Department TO make an sd-
vance to each OF these Departments to meet pressing
demands for the ayment Of teachers in the Ward
Schools, and for the maintenance Of the numerous
persons dependent on the Governors Of the Al MS
Houfe for their daily sustenance.
II is, therefore, respectfully recommended that an
appropriation be made of 1926 900 tor each Depart
meut in anticipation Of the regular appropriations
for the current year of 1855. This will not interfere
with the question before the Board OF Councimeu in
regard to the regularity of the estimates for meeting
the deficiencies of 1884.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
A. C. FLAGG Controller.
Appended to this report ia ordinance making ap.
preparations for the year, in which
The following amounts appropriated for the pay
ment of clsms trust and special accounts for the
year from and including January l. 1855, to and iu-
Ind NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

IMPORTANT DrcIsIoS OF THE ISpiAsn Suf.hA y,
CouRr.-By recent decision OF Jug ,hs, .;rnIv
taxing the stock Of railroad i. not sufficient under de-
road its cost Of construction rolling stock and build
ngs are fair objects for taxation. All .ne ssa IN
dianapolis and Cincinnati, and the Northern Indiana
and Southern Michigan are affected by this DECISION
The aggregate amount of revenue which WIN cvcrSe
TO the State a. the effect Of this decision. VIII DC
from $50 900 to 800 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

P.ss1Sc COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-John Chambers
neSdler. was arrested bypficer Martin, ofths lower
Police Court, charged with passing counterfeit ; 10
hin on the Farmers Bank, Bridgeport Coma TO
Edward Swartz latOrer living at No. gss Ce1r ,.
80 fnund and il is supposed that be and an accom-
% Dlice who escaped, have circulated number Of
hem in the City. They are poorly executed ana
m;cbt be easily detected. The prisoner was com
mitted by Justice Bogart for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

are he bad nothing befwe him to determine. If coss
are wrepgfaly demanded it may present question =
the validity Of the conviction Il may be doabesd
Of this day Whist would De the action OF the Coarss
upon a judgment erroneous only in the costs. Ia
con,u.on Mr.. Dsyfon remarks that bis opinion has
b.er crssn up in haste, s1d hs regrets ihsi he had
no, a more thorough knosledye OF the facts. and
m, re tune f1r IL preparation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

Jsmes H. Conkip, formerly Of New-York, convict
cd in August, 1883, of attempt TO obtaia money
from the Government by fraudulent pension claims
and who was sentenced to the Connecticut State
Prison for the term OF two years, has been pardoned
bv President Pierce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

MADAME DORars BkSEFr.-Maisme Martini
D'Ormy, who our musical readers will remember -
the central of Maretreks opera troupe takes bee
eft tonight at the German Opers House Nos. ~ and
80 Bowery. She will appear as Martha in Fo'ow's
grand opera Of that name. |, has been already per-
formed twice with here, and will be given on
this occasion for the last time. Madame DOrmym
an artist of much talent well deserving woman,
AMI as she needs substantial compliment, we hope
she win receive one tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
Acyerrisemeutl
81, 0OO-BURGLARs FOMED.-

C. NoEELs, Esa, Assn, Of Worlds Pair Safe conpsss.
No. ll9 Pesri-st:
DEaH Sra: The No ssfs and M. Lock, 4" Lies Pet
ent porehassd you last sprins operated upon By Bar
the night Of Nov So wrhos. success injy % ths
ssfe or Lock They worried al nghjadrns from the sp
email piece. ean1s foand IN the nocniss
nesr the sa. IL contained sbost 81 o. The key sA
With safe which barsiArs bed tho Of bu u
no service 70 them md the SEPARATIONS caused
nsaoe except the los Of the ksy I've couhtenee ne gst
respectfully. HICKS HATHAWAY. No. ia brosf~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY

The stated meeting Of the Board of Managers was
held on Thursday, the eth inst, at II i. NJ Dr.
THOMAS Cock presiding, assisted by the Hon La her
Bradih, The Hon A. b. Hasbreuck, w. b. Crosby
Il b. Swan. and Francis Hall, E.qr.. Five new
auxlieries were recognized one in Texas, one in
Tennessee, one in Iowa AID two in Ohio. Letters
we're read showing the effect OF the monetary pressure
on the interests Of the Society; one from the Rev.
X. :. Mhclay Of Fuh Chsu, giving account of dis
burrement Of funds granted by this Society for the
circulation Of the Scriptures IN China; another
from the Rev. j. II. Quick, Bonabe Ascen-
Isle acknowledging tie reception Of books from
this Board, and one from the Rev. j. Henderson.
Pat with encouraging indications as TO the circuls-
ton If the Scriptures 10 Brazil For the Library were
received tie -Four GosIels in the Sismese language
from the Rev s. Me.toOn and two cOpies OF the New
Testament 10 Chihese-One printed 10 metal types,
and the other the larger from wood blocks, at the
expense Of the British and Foreign Bible Society,
presented by the Rev ). W. Bonney Grants we're
made in various Languages: TO a Sabbath School IN
Carnan-vile: German Bities for S4ugerties and
OleaD n. Y. and for New Haven. Conn. English
Bibles TO Bible Committee in Tennessee; TO the
An er an ard Foreign Bible Society French Blbles and
Tesisneu,s for H,yii Spanish Bibles .nd Tes,amenis
10 Library in Utah Territory; German and English
Testsnei..s for Switzerland. 10 the Pfison ssocis
ticn for discharged prisoner several Hebrew Bibles
and s.yt nteen volumes for the Blind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

MILITARY BALL.-Wo are informed that the
Twelfth Regiment, comprising part of our first d.
vision New-York State Militia, corps somewhat dis
tDguished, will give grand fete at Nblo's Saloon
and Tbcater on the evening of Jan. %, ensuing Il
is expected that this will be a magnfc snt affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

SuSpAr EVENING REApiSGs-A lecture on THE
Significance of Spiritual Voices" is announced ct the
Siuyvesant Institute for tomorrow evening by Mrs.
Macready, the dramatic artist, to b. followed BY
readings of Sacred Poems from eminent English and
American writer's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

FIRE ~ BRiGRreS M,ss.-The large car house q
the Boston and Worcester Railroad Company, 10
Brighton, bear Cambridge Crossing, Vas destroyed
BY ire the evening OF the 9th inst. Loss go 400.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
wILLIAMsBURGH BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A meeting of the Board Of Education held at
the City Hall on Thursday evening. the President,
Daniel Manner, in the Chair.
The Trustees OF the various Wards submitted the
following estimate Of amount of money TO defray the
current expenses Of the schools for the thirteen months
from jan l. 1855 and also for deficiencies, repairs,
and other expenses viz
FTH Ward-Teschers' wages. $4,000 books,
stationery &c 81 500 fuel, $3.50; repairs of school
HOUSES $500 contingent expenses 5000 library
money, $3.50; salary of librarian. sl62 30; do iani-
tors ss75. complete furniture in South Eourth.st.
school $780, deficiencies III fund for repairs and con-
tiDgencies 81 200. Total S23 l37 80
Second IIaTd-Teachers' wages, - $50 &c; books
and stationery s975; fuel sis7 So teachers salaries
s433 "a: contingent expenses, si0O increase OF IL
brary, 5000 salary Of librarian, $3.50 rent OF prima
ries, $500; repairs and painting, $50 30. Ioal,
sl2, o63.
Third TVad-Teacbers' wsges, 50 oO0i books and
stationery. 1000; fuel, 5000 repairs OF school
bouses, 5000 contingent expenses 500 library
jaJitor $500. Total, sl2 b75.
Total amount estimated, Si7, -7J 30
The above estimates were laid on the table for the
present and in connection Herewith Mr. LAY offered
the following resolution, which was adopted:
scso"i. from Dee 81 is4 to PeS L. 1856 be referred
special committee be preened to the Leg
session authorizing tie Common Counc OF
the City OF Brooklyn the credit Of the city the
for The support OF the schools Of th. city Tor ths
said committee.
The Committee on Real Estate reported in favor Of
purchasing the brick building on Tenth ST., cuped
a. Colored School, for $500 and the property on
North Thid ST. rented as Primary School for s. 400
to he used for those purposes. The report was
adopted and also resolutions appropriatibg $1,000
sDr he purchase TO be paid by installments for II
yeaSs requiring the Common Council TO place to the
c.Slit of the Board of Educ alton tho said amount
and requiring the President and Clerk 10 draw the
necessary warrants. ,
A report was presented from W. A Fitch Principal
of the Hid Ward Evening School, representing that
institution As prosperous Average attendance lOl
Mr. ELLIS offered the following resolution, which
was adopted
Resard view OF the Increasing interest constantly mani
Testing the public mid In the Of universal edu
cation the importance othsving at s times toll
supply of epeTseic well qualified and efficient Teachers ta
this board earnestly snd respectfully recommend TO their
ees.ors Office the Norms School already established By this
Board in the hope thar be continued in sxsenee bn
40 and ENLARGED the Of the coIsO
dat, d city under its organizatisr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

ment Salaries have been increased. to some extent
during The year by acts Of the Legislature and other.
wise in the following Departments, viz:
Salaries increased and rev Offices created since the
estimates for the taxes Of 1884 were submitted 70 the
Common Council by the CONTROLLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

LIFg.SIzy PHOToGRAPHs.-Ihs attention Of
n. rrhe !. -.ed STYLE Of DAeuzRREoTYrEs
,., Ia the LIES far urpsAsins In dspsh
~ Ton. .1a sIianey the most anshed painting exnvs
n ..I,r dzes resembling the mott delicate Aioist1fs
49, A. 70 and durability they unsurpassed psr
80 ihencsses Of size De made BY the process from
n. ~,sreot, pea TAKEN only by j. GUEsEY D. Fssoka
Icx No. " kas bssss da Rampant Psrs "a BroslssJ, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

Mr. JOIN r. Scorr will appear at Barnums No
scum on Monday evening, as Damon.
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CITY ITEMS

A Grsnd Opening Cobcer, VIII be given this evcn-
ing at the Academy of Music, IN which Dod~octA's
Correct Band and several other promnen. Ntistes wm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

IsQUEsT.-Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest at the
corner Of Avenue A ard l22d-st., upon the body Of
Cbas. McCsuley late foreman in the candle manu-
fscfury in l22dst, who died from scsIds accidentally
received at the factory, Thursday night Decessee
was q native Of Ireland A. years Of age. 1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
fAdvertisemsntl

PHRENoLeGY.-ExAM Win Cnsr~
and Written Descriptions of Character Day aud E'snins
Worn. On Pbr.nolosy Phyaoos Hydropsthy and rA'aos
phy b. Fowler. AID WILLS. No. Ss Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

FATAL ARRAY AT RoSDoCr.-A serious ARRAY
took place at Rondout on the 9th inst. 1t appears
that an IrishmsD, by the name Of Charles Whalen.
assaulted bis brother, Michael endangerng his life,
whereupOn Michael took down gun and shot
Charles the charge entering his head and causing a.
moot instant death. The deceased was greatly in
liquor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

The Treasurer Of the Chtdrens Aid Society 90
knowledge the following receipts from Oct 81 -
Nov. 25, 1854:
VIM Endieott IT, Boston s25; Charles Butler tone half
his subscription SIS, Frieud $50; Rev AIMEE Nor
wichtuvn 81: Mrs Woosey so. Lady. ell MI Hirsch-
field, (for Sesr Boys) sb Per Mr. Geuy-ssn Mllbsnt.
IS; A y W, rs. J. Avery, 81, Trssdwe 60 Q. NJ
Holcomb 81; Cob, 81 Thomas Owen slo, D s5i Cssh.
ST. J : 5 81; Jones Rowland 4 Co go; \. ~ Dodge,
SO; b. P, ~; s 3. Co.. %; = B., eli 7 o. Leroy
Co so, j. R. ell Alfred and Arthur Dyer. VI; A. Day.
81; Mn Nc ghton nc uans Charles donation, eli par
Mi.-E D Reid. s% sum.on, Decatur, II rs We:
Church sabbath School sl5, Rev Coz, Msnhassei l..
si W H. Seymour Co, per Mr.. Gerry SO Total amount,
fsl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-An Irishman by the
of Quinn killed by the Cincinnati Express traia
Of the Erie Railroad near Turner'S Station, yesterday.
lie was attempting to Gross the track before the train
which was moving at great speed, was caught BY the
cow-cstcher and almos. instantly killed. The train
stopped end proper attention paid to the matter
hY the conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

KILLED BY AFALL.-COroner ODonnell yesterday
held an inquest q, No. 80 Pearlst upon the body Of
John Murphy. laborer whose death was caused By
a fell into the hold Of the ship Helyesis at Pier No.
IA, East River, few days since. The Jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death. Deceased wss native
Of Ireland, 40 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

scaLDED TO DEArH.-Coroner Gamble yesterday
held AL inquest at the N. Y Hospital upon the body
Of VIM. Wilson, a laborer, who died from scalds
received on the 18th ult, in the sugar refinery Of
Rowland & Co, in DuaDe-st. Deceased was engaged
10 cleaning vat or blow up when he accidentally
knocked out OF the plugs and the boiling molsssss
rushed in and scalded him fatally. verdict OF scc
dental desth was rendered by the Jury. Deceazed
wa a native of Ireland, 81 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

But The preceding amount Of 1891 go large a.
1t may appear, covers only portion Of the amount
annually PAID as compensation TO individuals for
their perEcnal services or in other words, Salaries"
The smosn Of salares Of the Police in the preceding
statement il given at sec, 800 10 addition to this
there Captains and Leu.en ants in each Ward at
salaries Of 81 600 each for the former and $500 for
The latter The Policemen also, under the resolution
Of Nov It, 1883 10 be paid salary Of 600 each
In The Aims House Department, the salaries amoant
70 500, 00O and the salaries paid by the Board Of
Education amount to sl93 SO co. This sum is for
the teach cts Of the several Ward Schools alone Toe
Trustees Of the Schools regulate these salaries and
tie total increase during the last wear is stated to BE-
SEQ, coo. In this case the Trustees have follower
the lead Of TIE Common Couocil of 1853 in raising
the salaries Of Policemen, attendants Courts and
ia various other cases
The aggregate amount Of salaries paid from taxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

The following amounts are appropriated FOR
the support of the City Government for the year,
from and including January TO and including De-