The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

Rnssedings Of the Board Of Supervisors, the
Common Council and the Ten Governors.
TIRE NATIONALITY OF THE POLICE FORCE.
A NEW PLAN FOR A NEW CITY HAIL.
The LiquOr'License Ordinance,
No., Ssc., &c.


Board OF Supervisors.
MARCH 19.-His Honor Mayor Wood in the chair
Ssne small bills were received and referred.
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD.
NE Alderman OF the Nineteenth ward offered the fol-
lswing preamble and resolutions
Whereas. The ps5,; Non Of @ Of laws Of New
s Of the thirteenth chapter Of the rs Of the
exempt large amount Of property Justly
ii;sls g asss %su in this city therefore,
sy and county in the present Legsasure 30 respectfully
70 their exerons and influence to
,s essys R,e.mss and duly
smitssd 70 each Of the Senators and AsmbymeA from
The following is the report Of the Committee on An.
nual Taxes for the remission Of the tax on the Third
Avenue Railroad Company for 1854
That upon careful investigation Of the subject so TO.
red they "a End that said company wa. assessed the
Of million, hundred and thousand dollars
also y q. q shs passed July 1855
Oh M mat any
lection q the Of tina. such company
on
i *. pss Of stock FIRST
ss ,9s n sas s rss % S PAYING
4.
slowing that the net profits and clear said
nat the paid up capital stock Of said company during
that period million hundred seventy thousand
a nj from said
seven dollars and seventy CENTS and gross
Of account were three hun
dollars and thirtyfv cents exclusive of depreciation
Tor during said period but ON the contrary
lsar loss Of Thousand three hundred and forty
real estate Of said company was assessed
p are OF MNSs
q sns
dos5s and five cents By paying the sum Of
estate which has heretofore paid ''A'
would further report that the said statute
e S sf si
q as ssd
rssroad company for the reasons hereafter mentioned
s0mpsay having heard the
ps o s
that owing with the
TAI Commissioner and his ignorance Of the terms Of this
%i:ss.sP statute and
es 'issaa sssss
ssS or q s p. sr' SSh As the
but mistake IT, application DO sufficient
norm Such mistakes in view Of the vouminons and
nis but equitable tina, this aq receive
they should have but for mere mistake in the
natter Of their application it could have insisted
Inc material par. Of said statute and the adavts taken
Your committee in consideration the above would Of
Sex Tor adoption the following resolution-
Resolved That the twelve thousand
~. aSa two dollars and for
yAny At No Ann street, Second ward be and the
roRT OF rnr COMMITTEE RESPECTING ACCOMMODATION FOR
THE SUPREME
The Committee on Civil Courts, to whom referred
the communication of VIM. b. Moffat in relation
oenmodation for the Judges OF the Supreme Court,
made the following report
That they visited the bnlding an
nation thereof and ascertaned that
che street there nine well lighted we'll
ventilated rooms suitable public purposes;
would be available for judicial the
ents too close contguty the OF Broadway
Arguments and ID might attract large audience
terested spectators These would however very
we'll adapted and would be good location under
Roof for many public Offices such as City Inspector the
Ssur Coroner Collector Of Arrears OF Taxes
ofStreets Lamps other which
ry In the present able dearth proper
Bile apartments compelled to perform their official
N various holes aad corners around the Park
Your committee would the proprety of consulting
The of the public at large and of the daily and
weekly who have frequent occasion to visit these
important civic unctionaries and IL is said they
nsnay difficulty in finding their This
convenience committee believe would be Abaed IL half
lie until the City Hall is completed.
mttee having only the subject OF the
have examined the In question with view
possible suitable for the
the reference Of this matter TO the committee they
found upon examination that totally
quate for the purposes the Supreme Conrt
and In fact the 10th section OF
entirely prevents the taking OF suitable action in the pre-
misses.
Your committee would therefore, submit the above and
ask 10 b discharged from the further consideration OF the
subject.
The Board adjourned to Thursday next, at O'Clock