The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

intend TO maintain my position am at tue head of
department and you are 81 the head OF another. know
my business, and ! presume you do yours
At this juncture Deputy Sheriff Vultee came In and
quested Few moments' conveu alton With Mr. Busteod
which was granted Ane, an interview Of few minutes,
Mr.. Buzz eed and hr Fsgg also had few minutes
consultson evidently In relation 70 the SALE The follow
Ing conversation then took place between Aesaa flag,
Mr. M Fasg, had NOT this sale better be post poned
for Q few dasi2
Mr.. FL have nothing to say about it, ono way or an.
other could hold ont any Inducements 70 the Sheriff
that could by any possibility mansge 10 pay the de
mand Why, thsn should have objection to doing 80;
Won't hold out any Inducements TO him which cannot
fSldi had any way OF payiux the claim ! most as
M Busrl.D-why can't you make an arrangement 70
pay the demand. think3 Gu could do Il you wlahed
Mr.. F1AGa-Howi
you sugge.ted way Of ii out Of The five per cent
h. F-No, Cant do that, ~ eveay cent have 10 A.
Nf. well, then, how 70 1t with tbs sinking fund
There cerahly u no impairment In the way Of paying
Mr. F-Yes. there 10. Every dollar Of II has to be used
this winter We have debt OF 50 900 70 pay out Of
or III. .s:STS sVs1S cent Of out
NJ. B-why, then, can't you issue bondsf
Mr.. Eve bave no bonds to ISSUE and If there was
the purpose Of raising money 70 pay of this debt
Mr.. We'll, Mr. F.ge, II does strike me very for
ciby thai you should try 70 manage some way or other
to raise this money The execution has got TO be paid Just
sure - We cit here There Is earthly way that
Of avoiding H. and there power earth that
h eUw yss
neislf
Mr. C-we according 10 the view have Of the subject
another and should think IL advisable for him 70 do
90. and save further cost and trouble.
MP; R.hr rAss, you had better, think, request the
meantime look ound you and see If you cannot make
some arrangements for paying of the Judgment
NJ FIAoa NO, sir shall make no such request, for
Mr.. B = Then, Mr. Sheriff, mort earnestly entrea. Of
you 70 adjourn the SALE for one week and the mean
rave the credit Of the city.
NJ. FL don't see any use In holding out any
ances TO him to get him TO adjourn st ALL can't pay
ments should be held out 70 him.
NJ B-I think that he viii do 70 We can mako some
arrangements to pay It OF, the City Treasury csnnot
yet be so low but thai this sum can BIO rased way
another.
ar FL consider sir that the State Treasury s bound
to ~ all such claims these, until be authorized
70 raise money 10 reimburse for doing. The Legsla-
ture has not yet however, madeany provision for the city
Mr. BusmD We'll, here Is the At orney General OF the
state he can probably answer that question What do
Mr. C-I think The SAFE treasury has rs.hing whs.ever
TO do with H.
Mr. T-wen, tell you, Mr.. Busseed and Mr. Attorney
together with amount for the Fort Gansevoot properly
and the Wards Island appropriation, don't know where
up business pay money out in this manner
every snap Judgment which We suffer 70 DO got against
Mr. BrruD (wrmiy)-I would ike 70 know, cir, wha.
you mean ~ thai insii uaton. You thst hage
been participation any such transaction then cay you
Va. Any ,n.ppsS on yea se ~ss 70, ors
through the counsel Of our own selection. had hand
in You and me counsel Of your own Selection alone
NJ FL had nothing 70 do with IT,
Mr.: s.Ys:' sir, yu had You selected ~, E,.rt.,
With n aiter went out Of my hands 70 him
Mr.. FL know selected him. but he could not take an
appeal without your consent
judgment ssaest The cy. He never said word % me
cess -, "A y -.,,s,,,,.
NJ. R-Iny 81 ds sss; and you sssert hat he dsd,
you cay that which d lse and which you know poshas
be never came near or noSned me Of any Judgment beng
rendered, or 10 ssy anything about an appeal being
Mr. F-wsl, don't caro-, ID too Late now 10 argue .ha,
Is .wsn, a,, .sn you s.. you mus. pay the ,ads:
now tell yea that there no other way FER you get
out Of 4 szseps By paying the debt
anything about is., Su. do Know .omssnins about ne
NJ Even, Il. sssr,n, q the Comptroller refuses 10
solicit you 70 postpone The sale OF The city property, will
do upon my own individual and onicsl responsibility,
and think .iIl be joined in my request By every 1I
Mr.. F-E1cept mo Except me, Mr.. Baased, If you
please.
Mr.. B-oh, certainly, we viii always ercep, you, Mr..
F1axg
me party then len the once, and made an arrange
ment hat the sale should be postponed for week. at
the same hour and place In the Antme Mr.. Busteed
said he would see the acting Mayor Clancy and get him
70 call extra sesson Of The Commoa Council early
day ~ possible, for the purpose Of empowering him
(Busteed) 70 sue oul . writ OF mandamus against tho
Comptroller 70 compel him 70 pay the Of tue
execution, whsh he insnated that he wsud be n all
backward In doing the proper authority should
be granted 70 him. Mr. Vutce accordingly, after this
dertanding had been agreed 10 between himself Mr. Bias
teed and M Losber, proceeded 10 the Governors ROOM
into which the crowd who had become tired OF standing
on side, had made their way and taksn seats; and ater
finding Mr. Samuel Osgood, the auctonser instructed aim
that In accordance with the request OF the
Corporation Counsel the sale would DO postponed for
week.
ne crowd accordingly Immediately dispersed
Mr. Lowber, In conversation with gentlemen wa
heard 10 that ho would not suffer the valuable
pictures &c, In the Governors 70 be sold In The
hands Of one who might choose 70 buy them, but in
tended himself 70 bid them all In and hold them security
for his debt until the city should make appropriation N
take hem back rom him ct The prices paid for them By
him.
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