The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

10 asoe0pthh tho planning and erection ofA building
ssesss,sd that The osty should 10 ia<ssssA 70 Coon
nNAo u c,uestsnt men. whose ex seceecs, s6hty cad
sA odss "a r sec'ioa agsanst rsno u ne OK
penxrs, wth izaer n ths arehiteo
tuIs apd oons'xucsa tina opiuAoc aaA
mend that sns vhoas subjss - dsiseat.A oonoss
end stss.nsn,s u ssss ps".o. ana ,os ...sos 4
ctssns q vii knows nsel'ie.sos s.d i.ee ity voult,
m Dy 1rognsct DO suitable Board whom might -
tbersaore rsc mrecd that An ordinances b psssed
;se:sDs s.ss oonn ss.,a; and svios y fsu oovs
aeconmodssims absolutsa indi:psasasls Tor tas
conduct Of public business
BuoK CHURCH PROfRfy.
Tho interest which the Corporation possesses Ia
this property Should not remain longer unAsoer-
t.insd or unssja'ssd w hat that Interest may
present value OF laod l. viii amount 80 iargs
Ths property u tbs BIZ d ground boundsd ~ PARK
by the Ct brick shnr uadsr
sgrsat deed from the Cor dsssd February as
tain moi ;ons yssh opsS. tho use the
purposes Of ohuioh and oe0etery. Toe changes shich
have taken place II this VIC nifty and especially Ia tae
residence q the cong esstoa 70 tho church
within twenty years, have radsrsd It almost usseS
for their purpo To csngreg~toA DOW ,rshtpptng
there are destrons OF boi ding an ediass tas re-
ilous service fur'h-r up Town more nvententy 10
GATED, but restrained from sffing THIS pro ssry il
consequence or he restrictions in the tis rh desire
Corporation and themselves by viii they may 30 per-
mttAd to disp Of the land 10 quss ion aai dsv
% ss srosss
ton Of the Comm Gun u sy . -pprt from the Iink
ing Fund commiss nsrs made Agds 1858, ts.s vol %
recomueuos ssu emcnt Of the matter ~ SEQ VI the
property In fec, and distIiout of the proceeds
two thirds and tho latter ooe-,hird It spp-ars NJ
that this report should nov DO cal cd and tho question
to Se,esmns hs pa ass eon v vh acs ~,sS
adjustment shan % made TO slo~ tho property rs
nam longer In lie preen coodison viii DO dis .dvsn
nat lu tn thon t..
and equi able interest Of the Corp rssu .svsr it
psy Be, should 70 aseertaine' and thu Opportunity
accepted ano the res'ze-. Another beseA arising
from the sale If the resuc be wihdca viii
increase OF taxable eesN. A. presen; do i've but
ritpg INCOME from IL. Tbs value Of The together
WI Improvements will ,ssari I'D ia
this location vii amount 70 ct least six seven hui
dred thousand doliarsno small addition to tho basis
upon which our taxes are levied.
CONCLUSION.
have now presented the promised recommendations
series OF important uggesions preheadng
for legislation OF nu sh In crest In tae present. docu
last year, are coDtsibed recon nensstions which,
adopted will remedy most Ut the mistakes and oussions
OF the authorities who has pecs6et fudsed nearly
every leading topic suabe to munio pal legislation Is to
be found therein In the paper sant BY me t, the Com
mon Council, september g. 1855 (Ooc. a. Board Of Al
dermen Ire;apitulated ths previous subjsc.s which
had been urged upon me by tner attention. under the
following heads
The stats Of tho finances
The streets the opeoipg, grading, regulating.
Taxable prcpery-its increase
Abolition Of ees-.alaries instead.
Interest to be charged tbs public deposits.
Estimates and appropriations.
Suspended s.es for taxes and assessments.
Contracts--their fraudulent making.
City railroads ana omnibusss.
Emfgants-their proper protection.
Poioe-ts duties discipline and edacisnoy.
Spring Charter Elections.
Central Paik-its speedy completion,
New public bui dings-City Hal.
Public school expenses and system.
ReviA0u of thu ordinances.
The docks-their substantial construction.
Non payment OF public orecitors.
Relief 10 BrOadwsy.
Cattle driving In the streets
Dirty stroets-to exist no losger.
To which were Aoded, In that document, nformaH Hon
and recommendations upon the following subjeck:-
Cattle driving In the streets.
New Oily Hall
Battery enlargement.
Namoval OF ofAL
Street cleaning.
Public markets.
Sureties tor contractors
-, And upon 0ns, e. bean 70
saety of city railroad travel With draft Of An ordi-
nance.
Approximation for ragged schools-
immediate extension of In Twenty second and
Twenty third streets TO North river.
More ample accommodation for farmers and gardeners to
Ensctnent Of IN ordinance prohibiting the storage and
exposure of fireworks In large qusnt,ties
The necessity of growing the Russ pavement In Broad
And the present communication, tosether With that
sent in January Do~ containing subjects q yet
greater magnitude, viz
Commercial restrictions to be removed.
Form Of government-Charter to be amended.
Statement Of city debt.
Our oe'epoes.
Stone docks and piers.
Introduction Of convicts and pAupers.
Improvements Of this island
Street openings.
Market system.
Collection Of taxes.
Croton WATER
Public expenses Of private litigation.
Central Park.
New City Hall
Brick Church property.
But do not deem these II adopted even ~
whole, though covering WI field, entirely sui
Acen. OF themselves to give the people all that they
quire without material alterations the city charer
The adoption Of every suggestion made by eli her at
the present upon ante Tor OCCASION wi fa to do
this the II the mod. Of
ary, are incorporated into the syssem These modfoa
tons Of the charter indispensable good
changes proposed In tho internal and external
affairs IF this city, though essential we'll being
% Of TO
ment itself FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
man CLANcr moved that Thousand copies b
fNvrAroS.-The order of United Ameri ,sns sent an In
vitaion the Board TO attend the celebration n Wash
ingtons birthday. Accepted. Adjourned to Tharsdsy
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO MILK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIA
"A the OF David Mills deceased late OF Newto wn,
L. L. long favoraby In the milk busiaess oens
made OF by party In the tr~de take this msthod
Of informing the pubic that the surviving member thai
family engaged In that trade In ths city tbs
scriber and he caution all Of such
position. NATHANIEL r MILLS. 284 Tenth street.
NAUTION.-NO PERSON Is AUTHORIZED TO COL
" bills for the Kniukerkockar Ice Company,
such Furnished with written authority, signed by the
President aid Secretary. 4. T. COMPTON, President.