New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-11

week. ago. through the influence of friend. be Oh
aned situation at one Of The " model artists estab.
| shnonts IN hi. City, carpenter and sceneshiita.
Everything passed off very pleasantly. snd he
got acquainted with Young girl who is noted for he'
beauty Their acquaintance rpened by degrees into
love. snd at LAST the gallant lord with hi. fair lady
took rooms in the upper part Of the city deserving his
lawful wife snd family He accordingly allowed bis
wife The sum Of two dollars per week 10 support her
self end children but did last lorg for soon this
| email p''tance was stopped, and his wife. who was
SICK entirely depended for support upon her ncighbor
| Sic soon found cut his wheSa bouts and immediately
| had him arrested and locked up in the Tonbs Aeer
being coufred week in jail he was released On the
condition to de- better: but he was no sooner ON, ,h.
| his new fancy hau,,ed him and he was soon in hsy
| company His lawful wife then had wsrran. issued
cor his re-arres'. bat appears that he stole gold
watch and $40 from his Acquaintance and le for
parts unknown II il to be- hoped tbs, he will be ar
| re sted and deak with according to law.
CHaRGrs AGAINST CONTROLLER F1AeG.-Ths
speeial Committee of the Board of Aldemc COM
posed Of Messrs. Corwin Tucker aud Clancy, ap-
pointed TO examine into series of charges made
against Controller Fcgg by 0Icott Rhnes, Clerk in
afternoon in Mr. Valentines office, City Hall for the
purpose of esterirg toto investigation of the matter
The charges as follows prefaced with some volum-
reus remarks. in which several attempts at fseetious
ness appeared were read by Mr. Selms, the Clerk to
tie Committee:
F,,t. rhs, have repeatedly called the attention Of the
ut condition Of the books but that ne has
Sec I'd That large Of money Will be lost 10 the
through neglect by AoWing
ain unattended for than twenty wears the statute
Of limitations declaring the collection Of the same aef the
d h od H. s same p When had any props;
examination been made would have been found that the Cor
Fo@ ina, II coq;Gor h.. betrayed p.ip.ne n,tten.
Voc nd H Sf @ S T S .Or%s ' Ssye
SVEN ~ tie uh",dnatc Departments % that their complete
without giving any reason for such refusal.
syn re, when error: are found and pointed out, they .e
' remain notwi hsndns the fact tina, have constantly
Suh That the Commissioners tor openings perform
The po.a 81 her heir, duties ysIy mReesy For sh
the Street Department. for objections Parties interested feel
sTplcaiions proceed amend They
the back the Street Department for
reced assessment list No The original 1. returned
Su dewn rs Ss In ss.e! chi. done :.
obscure that cannot tell the True from the er..ue!
our STATE L.s.sure crstp. Board Of Arrears bat that
BY rsson OF The csrees. manner which saa have BE-
nisp.srd il ia now u.aslly termed Board Errors"
Tc6M That the law creating the Board Of Arrears pre-
portion which has been respected and obeye fauly
administered 'oemn ave. tina, the mrs, year the law rent
and, AZ least, ,wo-thirds Of them were wrong -
did this mstcr of courtesy 20 those wishing inorms
my duty since removed from Office two
wears previously.
Nfah That there is law Of the State requiring the Ccn
me"f &C. and Their. scarcely snythns done 70 accomplish
these and that BY such emisness the City Treasury sun
Tend Tina, the assessments books have never to
knowledge been examined examined ALL the duty mss
| been performed In a superficial manner
Fresn That the Collectors returns tor assessments have
only been examined In few instances, and even then very
T,rdra That wa. called before the Grand Jury
time since offered show the sad
dticn Of the city secouni' and at that time was
roer Mr. Flag aud that he then there seknowcdsed
Thbteen That Controller the strict guardian Of the
public according 70 the plain direction OF the CHARTER
flsG has rot examined The public ioconn, ~ person Eshs,
ba. he held tb once Of 2ontToIlcr oLCoTT RIiINEs
| Nes YORK. Sept. II. 1856
The Clerk having finished reading, Mr.. Rhines took
| the floor and said Now these my charges, and !
want the Controller to disprove them. The way
books in his flee kept would disgrace country
rum.s shop, where gin rs sold at sixpence quart.
Mr.. Flagg said he Mr.. r.; presents charges ana
We are ready TO defend ourselves when the charges
| are proved 49,
Mr. Rhnes remarked that he could prove everything
be had said but the Committee would have 10 adjourn
to some oil er time in order TO get the books yet he
could 90 Immediately and prove of the charges
| by one book.
Alr Fagg asked if the book was III the Finance De
| pertinent
Mr. RLines said it was of the assessment books.
and III de some remark about loss Of property to the
amount of millions Of dollars be was going to say, but
| should have said hundreds Of th0us inds.
| Aid. Corwin remarked that il would be necessary
for Mr. Rbncs To go and prove his charges and st
the same time asked the Controller if he denied them
| Mr. Flsgg-I admit nothing; / AN ready Ia defend
myself when the charges proved desire TO have
| the examination made thoroughly, and TO the end
| After some further proceedings OF this NATURE the
Committee adjourned till next Tuesday afternoon
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The Board of Counclmen held session last even
ing. No business Of any importance however was
| transacted The Board then adjourned to Monday.
| A communication wac received in the Board Of Al