New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

relation to The Of the City 70
from thr yearly ThsB collected soch soods might o.
dsineist.d and taowu Cooniy Revenue Bonds AID b.
tor o. tee oy-itS L 20 sybe sixned BY the couiroisf
y the Meyer and .eed with the sea the
board With he nsusl s,s-tsiion by Tire Cierk-
County y ks Ys ne , pss TPs With lse O; and s
Cor ronsy q sud city thus afodng tsnsbe security for the
payment q s1y loans ottrsd by the City Government il
izd By the Lsissiare being secured BY pledge q ths
Government woud command tbe coufdece of h. vao. Saw
inEs nsiiiuons and capitalists 10 hsve long in the hsh
Of in the Revenue Bodds and 0her securities Of %
have heretors a.eed "a The Ii, Of propoed .pPropI.
ordnance FOR the redemption Of such osns Be 30 con
In csss the change i made which has beer recommended
the tine Of completing the valuations Of properly oy tie Com
lection Of ts1es the amount Of money necessary 70 30 borrowed
in anticipation Of such collection ard the saou' o. sEes IN
posed oT the payment Ct interest oAs vii be materially
II l. doubess vel known 20 yoorHouorsbl Body that
ha. formerly been the practice to levy every year for ust
The amount ofthe annual appropriations he debrcie. IN
opopeuy and the rensons and corrections in
the amount oftHe constantly being made both BY the bod
Of Supervisors and the Common Council also the nou collection
opelsonsl taIs together amounting 70 large annually
have been unpovded % and the aggregate Of sueh
which ha been siug from year yosr has length be
very formidable Il l. ssmsted that The losses 20 the
treasury from the reeTedt to- have averaged y cent
the Of taxes levied each year and had not BEEN
the practice which has TO extent obtained 10 merge
portion Of the uneTpended appropriation AZ the end Of ech
year into fund the treasury would long since have be-
Now Tia. The shairs Of the county hsve BY bn
aated from those Of the city favorable opportunity y Afforded
pur,ued and II Is therefore provision made
Il the Tax Levy FOR e6o for the probable Losses growing o o.
AMOUNT Of the tax levied for ssd year .,--,-..,-,
ing the required while contain. the usual
restriction IN respect TO the purposes for wch the moneys
appropriation shall tan during the year and there snail be
necesy for additional means for that particular pupoe Inc
Supervisors upon the ndson Of the Controller 20 hat
effect empowered TO authorize transfer from some existing
appropriation, where there may be surplus eNcess This
isda
serious Inconvenience Arising from under estimates IN the
trsD9 of illegal debts Tor necessary supplies which,
strongly resisted and notwithstanding their iregusry rxpe
In ubnittiuE the foregoing estimates the Controller invites
the srees eu Of the supervisors to the annexed detailed
statement ofhe various County oteer The taxpayer o9A
for the abatement Of any eSavsgan or unnecessary e1Pen
into practical effect their just and reasonable expectations in this
regard the ready and cheerful cooperation Of this Department
"i E. 1s ell aTe. b Ss SS relied R5sf HAws
On motion, the Board ordered that the communities
ton be published in document form.
Mr.. BLUNT offered the following resolution which
was adopted:
That the Committee on Printing and Stationery be authorized
and directed and are hereby end for and
inc suoh persons and papers end accounts they may deem
necessary for foil aud perfect knowledge Of Gil the scs records
and sceounis connected With the 'n'ae0n contracts &C.
The following Inspectors of Registry appointed;
Wnd g. First District Robert 5. Could Woe Jonas =. Harris
Ward Eleventh Dist Wm. H. Lawrence, vice James Epson
Ward H. geuth District L. McFsrlaa, vice John Bush
Ward Third District James ~ Gross vice W. W. Church.
Ward 81 Fourth District, g. NJ. Col.,on vice Lewis Burns
The Committee on Annual Taxes reported on the
matter of the recent litigation the application of
McSpedon & Baker against the Board for peremptory
mandamus to compel the Board to raise sl93 800 for
the use of the Commissioners of Records That had
been ably argued by Abraham X. Lawrence, lr IN
behalf of the SUPERVISORY and by Judge EdmOnds and
James T. Brady in behalf OF the applicants and that
the application had been denied They recommended
that 800 copies Of the report and accompanying doeu-
ment be printed.
After some unimpOrtant business, the Board adj
journed