New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

Mr.
N'yora CHARTER makes impOrJ n. ciaDges in me
ont s'rncure of the city Cover nmen creates
Ne artrep, of Finance 20 com rJ all fiscal concerns
nj the coporatiOD and nrpeb aud revire all icconniS
of other 96epartments. The Conroler Of The city i5
,bs cbi.f S"fHcer bureau in the Finance Deoart-
mon, f,r The collection OF revenue il created, the chet
officer of which is 10 he called Collector Of the City
Revenue" Also brreau for collection of taxes, the
cL;ef oicer Of which is 10 he Receiver % Fhxes;
hire ~ for the collection If assessments wiln its chief
oioer called Collector of Assessments o1rean Tor
coecticrs OF arrears OF taxes, assessments ana ren
nnJ.r a chief officer called CLERK Of Arrears; n on'
reau COR reception and payne ut OF moneys WIN 1ne
| .CLanbeIlsin OF the City of NewY0rk st rs head;
| q hn,esn called the ".iuditng Bureau, WITH
| IL chief officer, the "Audtor of Accounts.
| This bureau il 10 revlse, auol', hIi
settle all accounts; and all moneys drawn from the
treatuy 10 be upon the warrant ol the Contr'er
| on the ChHmherlliD and upon vouchers examined and
allowed by the Auditor. There is also TO be " 30
| reau of Supplies" with SpperiDendent OF supplies
A. s bead furnish all public Offices with iueI sui,
tim ery printing and all other thiogs necessary; and
| n "Bneau of Markets with the Superintendent ot
Markets ~ s head to have control and regulation OF
| the rubh, markets. The Controller has power 10 M
| ceafe the number and compensation OF all Officers,
| clerks AID employees in the several bureauX, as he
| msy De. M necessary
ihe bill creates IN Executive Department, 10 be
call, The Street Department under the lesh OF tle
Street Comms sioner There il 20 be 10 this depart
mert bureau under the control OF Superintendent
| Of WhaIves;" Bureau of Repairs the chef Of,
ceT Of Which tball be practical builder, and eille1
ne Superintendent of Repairs a " Bureau of Lamp!
| ard Ga =" and hureaux under a "Superinteient Of
| Roads" and n Superintendent OF Street Improve
| ments." Tie Chief Engineer is to have bureau M
der This department, and to hsve charge OF repairing
| fire engines and apparatus
| Under the Executive Department known as the
"City Jnspectors Department" there are To be Bn-
1eaus of "Sanitsry Inspection aud stree, Cieahi1g
| ard OF Green d. and Statistics, each under ch1i
officer The City Inspector is to have charge OF an
nntteIs affecting tie pnblic health. The Snpern-
tcrdt Of Sanitary Inspection discharges tue duties 81
sttetcleaning and abatement OF nlisances, ana Tue
| CIOton AQueduct Department is az all tim 70 permit
the use of the hy drants for cleaning streets pr0vde1
the fereral supply of the water ~ not endangered
thereby. The City Inspector "a TO appoint all sPec-
tors sId seaers OF weights and measures. ,..o,
All ferries docks, pierf, and slips, are 70 ne ieaseh'
and all public properly sold by the Controller al pup
lie auction 10 the highest bidder except grants )i
| lands under water where preGmpve rights exist NO
lease hereafter given except covenants,
shall be for more than ten years and all ferry lenses
10 be revocable by the Controller for nismaa2ement
or breach Of covenant. All persons acquiring Terry
lease grant are required TO purchase AZ iar ap
prasa The boats, bndings, and other property OF the
former Lessee grantee, actually necessary Tor the
purposes Of such ferry grant Notice OF all sales Is
10 he given by the Controller in five daily papers IN
the civ for thirty DAYS prior 10 the day OF SALE All
| acts conflicting with the above are repealed.
| THE GENERAL RAILROAD LAW.
Mr. Butl,Is bill 10 amend the Railroad law provides
| that the sac If lards Of railroad companies nnder
mortgage NAV be made in place on the line OF the
road instead of in the several counties where the lands
| are located.
| .UvTFvINTkBLE BUILDINGS.
In tie Senate Mr. SpinOla gives notice OF bl'l
which provides that leSsees aud occupants OF leaSed
buildings which shall without any anlt on the part OF
such sees or occupants be destroyed, or be so ln-
iuTed as be untenantable shall not be liable Tor
PAYMENT of rent. II also requires that any damage or
uiuly which shall he sustained by any occupant or
lessee of building by reason Of such building beng
of insufficient strength for the bushes. Tor whlch IL
| ~ trlUar iAn
sl,Gcon OF alteration OF such building, shall be paid
| by the owners or lessons.
INSPECTOR or GAs-hETERS.
| Mr. Gibbs introduces "a bill in the Assembly to fix
Ire salary of the Inspector of Gas Meters at s'Joo,
and requires him to appoint deputy 10 discharge MS
duties to reside in each part of the State where gas
meters are manufactured. Such deputies are 10 De
| paid by him - per day for actual service.
| THE SOLDIERS OF 1872.
The Adiutart aud Inspe ctor.(enerals who eonstl.
tne the Commission to audit and revse the cln Ms OF
the soldiers of the War of 1872 have been diligently
prosecuting that matter during the past year; ana,
tbonob nor completed are about report the result
their aoIs thus far reseTving their hnal report 10
future day. AT TIE date Of this report the Commission
haa passed upon the claims of abont l600 old solder7
whose claims fer clothing and other contingent ex-
uenses jncnned by them in the United States service
| Tor which they have not received any remuneration
| amount in the aggregate to about $32o,UOO These
claims have been standing for period OF iorty-3eyen
wears and now for the first time adjddlcated. Inc
text step is to apply to Congress for the money and
,rlcn il IS paid intj the State Treasury these old SOL
| oilers will get their ray.
| \ PRohIBiToRY LIQUOR LAW.
| Mr. MaXson of Allegany created Il slight breeze IN
the Assembly to-day by the introduction OF petition
tor hquOr Irohibory law, and moving It's reference
10 select Committee. This reference was opposed
| hy some on the gronnd that special Committee had
already been authorized 10 consider that part OF the
Governors Message relating to Excise and this mat
ter properly belonged there. The friends OF the oriy
lal motion claimed that il could not go there as she
objects sought In each case were Numerically oppo-
site-one egaiZng and regulating, the other prohibit
| ing and abolishing. Mr.. Myers of Kings wanted the
| subject summary Disposed of by laying on or under
| the table. The motion was lost by vote of Al yeas
to Il NAYS, which may be considered the strength Of
the different sides OF that question in the present AS
| seInbly
| TIE following Notares have been confirmed by the
| Senate:
NEw.YoRK-John J. Angeyne. Miles b. Aulrus, Thatcher
NJ. Adams William III Arnoul, Jame, Britg Char es H.
| Phi.p IorJan lie lit Clinton Jones cha r. Mile,
Rober, ~. McMeD Sturgs n. Moehouse James Mckibbee,
Iva o Miller Joseph A. Ne slrr Cir r. Ossood, VIM n.
Post David W. Iice Henry Palmer Adam p Penz Gilbert
on Brni Sherman Alfred H. Wsgner hIesgnder q Wood
John H. White Joi n H. Washburp John II. whitmore VIM
Alien Francis Baow, VIM. c. Bets VIM j. A Fuller, IT.
wig Paris George W. Embree Fred r. Hartmann Thomas d.
KrScs-JaTe, Kent BOYD, Geo. A. Leote, John H. Stout
Thomas NJ Cart flames G. slaghs, William Poole, Fred D.
CoIrsBi4-Richlrd II. vspdenbusb.
BTrCHEs,.-Zebulon Hudd. Reuben W. North.
WFsTCHEsrEK-W. w. Person.James 4. Heyilandi John
3. Gates.
BILLS RFFORE THE SENATE.
Mr. MONTGOMERY introduced bill which pro-
Vides that any married woman may invest or Use her
proJ eTty, earnings, or any portion thereOI III her
owl name and on her own account, III any lawful
trade or business; and sneh property snd earnings and
the proceeds and profits Of such trade business shall
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