The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

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the treasury and thereby reducing the amount
Of unpaid for the above named years 70 the of
slo2 4si ~ Harvey H.t, returned these books contain
but the Comptroller has credited The account 10
Harvey Hart with the amount on the ground that the
Clerk Of Arrears bad no power 70 collect personal tax
under the law and the larger portion OF the amount 30
for tax This amount OF 02 4el 70
s the balance by the old ward collectors
prior to 1913 Nearly ali Of This sum- not the whole Of
t. has been paid IN the old collectors The account Of
Harvey Hart should be credited with this amount Of
account the sum of si1 ,osl Al Harvey Hart should
then be charged with the amount Of difference,
the same being for amount u Of ssss collected sss
Of Harvey Hart when he did not receive the money
The three books referred TO "a containing he items
making the Of slo2 4el 20 are in horribly mn,
nlaSed state many Of the leaves nearly destroyed and
30 interned and erased that no account can he
made fsom them ist however, is now being prepared
personal and real these books which, wpen com
ptted will he handed TO the Comptroller and such recon
mendatcps made 70 the Common Council as the state OF
the case may seem to require
In conclusion, your committee recommend the adoption
OF the following resolution
Resolved That the Counsel the Corporation be- and
hereby IT, instructed 10 take such steps msy be proper
IN recover any which may have been improperly
or illegally paid from the city treasury and referred ton
the 1%snss .%E,I report SGr
HE SES d M0FFSiRE, Board Of Aldermen 1S'''
CHAs. G. CORNELL, ! C,,,,,,,,,. O, ,..o,n,.
ANDREW MUIIIGAE, Sommn os cc On Accounts
JAMES N. CROSS, D''~ VI 0'0"'"
dered to be printed in document form.
ANNUAL REPORT TnE COMPTROLLER.
This document, (Which was publsned III tuesday 8
BERArD,) was received and ordered to be printed
COMMUNICATION FROM THE sAyoE--rE STREET COMMISSION
Frs DEPARTMENT.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YoRM, May q, 1853.
rc Inn Mosonas s Imr co.n s,s cousoilm -
nic.on to your oonoabis body OF he Suspension
Stree, Csmnssioner were presented with aysw solely to
Tie Srsnd Jury and hs attention called 70 ,hs tss section
missioner had abandoned al claim 70 The office ard TO
hls fac! the Grand Jury The charter PROVIDES hst
vsuon from osre and ineapay to iii any Office except an
elective under the city charter The Street son
by e Board Of Al er1nen Ihe ishult
meat recommend therefore thai. as these frauds are de
yeopsd and the evidence obened 70 n n parties with res
'ute legal proceedings against the Psr1s In s,sa xxx
The communication WAS referred TO the Commit &C on
Joint Accounts.
THE CITY RAILROADS.
Alderman TUCKER offered resolution 10 the effect that
by the effect OF the agreementa OF the various city rail
roads with the city, the Common Council has full and
ample power to compel ssid companies 70 furnish from
time to time all such necessary accommodations the
comfort and convenience of the public may require and
ADDITION thereto ray license fee for car and
keep good repair the pavement and about the tracks
in all the streets and avenues which the rails are laid
That the sad companies possess great and valuable pr
nothing The resolution recommended that the subject
be referred to the Committee on Railroads. Adopted
resolution onered, directing the Cfoton AQueduct
Department to notify all the city railroads 70 put
the pavements aosrent TO the rails which their
rum and that appropriation OF S. 900 be appropriated
Tor that purpose. laid over.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
The Board met yesterday evening-the President Mr..
Haswsll, presiding.
The following correspondence together with te Mayors
message relative TO the reception of Mahomed Pacha by
the Common Council, was received
HE TURKISH GOVERNMENT ON THE VISIT OF nonAMsKp rAcnA
TINS UNITED srArs-nrTrR on JOHN p. nRowS, CHARGE
p'AFrAiRks.
-v o M.yoss oy,,or May . Isss.
wh no or nsr feeling Of sssiffaeion sy before y"sr
reIrsssnatve Of the United States sovsrnmen: ii Con.
sssas % % Sc S% re sgy : sn
The Turkish Minister o. Foreign MARS in reference to the
action Of III. Common Council in Offering % hs dlsiins
q 'ssy .. I'd @ ne ssf
of9rSA,on wi rsspes, TO our resource. in
sss "a
sqasy srsSsd = me 70 earning sssesr "
he by the Common Councliof New York
Zion The part The rari.h sosernmsn. conveyed
express hope spirt which has been ds played TO
e is so
sensgss TO se perpe % ao,e m and ss.monous
'en' "''" no" '' pSSs p fssasS
LEGATION UsIsD STATS
49, CosSrAsriSoFtI, April 3 1858
Hrs Hosos yus M.roR or run cTrr Nrw yoEK, b.sIEL
sHI have had The honor and pleasure to bring to the
knoyetse Of he sublime Porte the catering re.epaea
Of the Ottoman his Fscelency Nohammed
Pacha, and beg leave enclose you copy
which have received from his selency Fusd
mister OF Foreign Affairs Such courteses
the moet happy influence the friendly relsas existing
between the two nations snd pleased 10 be toe
Of COMMUNICATING TO you the expression of the
faction which they have given the sublime Porte
honor TO be- ar With great respect your pSeJlent servant
JOHN r. BROWN, Charge d'Afsires
WptY FOREIGN ArYARs
SUBLIME PoRrr. Drrr. or FoREIer AYyAiRs,
March 3, 1863 4
HR-1h received the private letter which been
good 10 write dated the 2si March inform ~
he cpsl reception voted by the city Of New York
BANNED pschs cent special ssion he nitei States
The Sublime Porte has exT erieneed the sincere
ction seeing that this general OBI Of the
The object q 20 Kind reception the part 81 he An ecan
people. and In iranfmipg a erpresson Of the
should also add that the Imperial
with pleasure All hat Old OF agreeable
of the first mission which Accept this
expression Of my mos, dsup ruished sentiments.
quad Minister of Foreign Affairs
To ions r. BRows. Esq., u. 3. Charge d Anaires
The documents received and ordered 10 be