The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

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Board OF Supervisors shall The said charter shall be
aon wh 'S Certificate Of The whole for
and against the same at such general election
An attempt made this morning in the Assembly TO
print the report evidence taken by the committee on
the Castle Garden investigation. The Printing Committee
reported in favor Of the printing when; immediately the
recomm the report discussion ensued the democrats
advocated the Importance Of spreading before the people
the evidence relating 10 the conduct and transactions of
the Commissioners of Emigration and the overhaung Of
matters and things in general In aud about Castle Garden
The vote was TAKEN when strange to say It resulted in
send back to the committee while the democrats favored
the printing of the document Can be possible that
orders have been issued from headquarters to smother
and suppress the testimony taken in this case interest
ing TO the pubcS We shall keep eye upon the matter
when the Printing Committee make another report. We
anticipate they will recommend printing the report proper
and strike out all the testimony
II seems there is much complaint with regard to the
Of day aborers the Central Park 1t is stated
that the Commissioners vacate considerably in the pay
ment Of the men; some get five and six shlings and
others dollar day. A bill was introduced in the AS
sembly authorizing and compelling the Commissioners to
pay dollar twelve and half cents per day, and re-
ferred to committee, and they disagreed to the BILL
late difficulty to the Committee Of the Whole The labor
on the Central Park and everywhere else may as well
understand that the Legislature will scarcely interfere
with the price OF labor That must be left exclusively
with the employees and employed.
The following bill asked for BY the Board Of Super
the Whole in the House Of Assembly -
AN ACT AMEND ENTITLED IAN
THE IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK." PASSED APRIL
Section The section Of the act entitled "An act in re-
hereby Sb 70 eude a es April " 1885,
Sec shall be the duty the said direct
fronting Chambers street. broadway aud Centre street.
OF as and may to
modate therein the Supreme Court the Superior Court the
neral sessions sIrosates Court Marine Court
sssr clerks e M Sna ana s
tc Attorney. Law Institute Supervisors Hail. Register Co
the he said deciding
s % nS tie sse Of po @
n the rear Of he present y Hall for o the purpose of erecting
and for the Of the United States IN the
New with H. ns G HAIR e aya nna
and Commonslty Of the city of dew York are hereby
deed grant ~ that portion Of the said to the
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United States in said and in case Of such conveyance BY
ground hereby released to the government of the
Ss
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commissioners TO build the City Hail. contemplated
Sec s. The sixth section act hereby amended so as
to read folows shall be the duty of the Board OF Su
said commissioners raise exceeding million
S o S he ssa # % Is e be ssS the
hundred and out Of the sinking fund of the city Of
NUM- hs said building with ali is an,sSns and
Ing shall not any more than the sum of one
A bill introduced in the Assembly by Mr.. Morris,
chairman of the Judiciary Committee, regulating the
assessment and payment Of taxes upon real estate,
creates unusual interest It up for discussion
yesterday. 1t proposes to divide the taxes upon
mortgaged premises between the owner Of the estate
and the holder Of the mortgage The present law allows
the TO place valuation upon all real estate and
impose full taxes upon the possessor regardless OF the
ncumbrance upon the premises; that he compelled
not only pay interest upon the money borrowed but
also taxes, the same there no incumbrance The
then proceeds the County Clerks Office searches
the records and ascetans the owner Of the mortgage
and assesses MN upon so mach personal proper
~. Thus the real estate and mortgage are both
now under consideration is opposed by the New
York and Brooklyn members, the ground that if
the law altered as proposed will the loanng Of
capital on real estate The bill provides that all paid
encountered real estate shall apply payment upon
the mortgage and the certificate Of the Collector Taxes
shall be vouched therefor. From the shape the discus
sion assumed Yesterday seems evident that the old pre-
JUDGE between city and country is aroused in
portion of the debate the country members were invoked
stand against the millionares of the city, This
copy Of the BILL
sec0n The s which az
shall be exempt from and payment of there
exceptas hereinafter provided.
Sec. The Of real estate encountered by mort
gage shall be assessed the full value thereof put such por
ton of said and amount of such
bance bears the assessed valuation Of said real shall
apply and operate payment upon said mortgage
ducing the receipt OF the Collector of Taxes specifying the
amount paid and the valuation Of said real estate.
Sec When the occupant Of real estate assessed shall
hold the under contract tor the purchase thereof the
amount unpaid such contract shall be deemed
brance by mortgage within the meaning of this act
Sec { The provisions Of this shall
allow the of any encountered real estate
such encumbrance Of which he
shall be exempt from paying taxes any personal property
owned by him.