The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-17
BOARD OF CoUNCLMEN.

BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE CoMPrROLLER ON TAXA
TI0N-THE NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
THE STANDING COMMITTEES Foh 1860.
This Board met last evening" President Jones pre-
siding
few unmportant petitions and resolutions were pre-.
scented and laid over for future action
resolution adopted directing The Counsel to tho
Corporation inform the Board what we're tn, specific
laws relating to unsafe buildings and the powers Of the
Common Council in the matter. He also instructed
give bis opinion whether the bills for medical SER
vices at station houses county or city charges.
The Comptroller, in reply to resolution Of Inquiry,
states that the amount Of receipts for interest taxes
1850 estimated at Ss0O0o which applicable to that
extent 70 tho payment Of interest accruing upon
revenue bonds Of the year 1860, and which
able from numerous sources leaves the amount to be
raised by taxation Ss63,62i. Tho Comptroller fur
stated that application would be made 70 the egisa
during its present session. authorize the
Of floating debt fund stock amounting $500 COO and
additional amount Of Central Park Improvement Fund
stock for one CT two millions moro, together with fur
ther issue Of Croton water stock amounting 900
the interest these several issues TO be paid by
ton
The Mayor sent q communication from the President
OF the ladies' National Monument Association at Wash
the au9I Fl, Of N.n YORK
ordered TO be printed In the minutes and referred TO
The Committee ON Finance
The PRESIDENT then announced the standing committees
Almshouse Sspartmns-Xessrs. Baker, Decker and
Hogan.
6roton Aqueaua Dtpartneas- Messrs Hogan, Townsend
and Burns.
Arts aad s~ces- Messrs Burns, Campbell and rro..er.
fs7yies-Messrs. Van Tine, Allen and Rollwagen.
AsSSmsnts-Meesrs. Shannon, Trotter and Munson.
Fsno~oe-Messrs. Shaw, Hall and Bogert.
Cleaning Sueets-Aessrs. Rolwagen, Pinckney and Van
Wart
Fire Department. Baulch, Pcrley and Campbell
Jn,a Consmit<e on ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Campbell, Perey
and Van wart
Ordsnances-Meears. Van Tine, Psrley and Van wart
lamps and Gds-Messrs. Van Wart, Hall and Burns
Po1,ce-Messrs Rollwagen, Pnckncy and Kane.
Lands and Plaocs-Mesers. kunson, Troer and Kane
Pubic RedlM-Meesrs. Bogert, Mccarthy and hunsor.
Lar DTortment-Messrs Kane Hall and Baker.
Mark<fs-Neesrs. Costello, Bogcrt and PincSney
Pubic Bxildin9s BSack7cciPs aud Oshr Asasds-
Meesrs Kane Decker and Shannon.
Rctrudds- Messrs. Baulch Allen, Townsend, Van Tine
and Mcconnell.
St,ous-Measrs Costello, Townsend and Baulch. 4
&reds-Messrs. Shaw, Allen and Bogert. 'e'
Repairs and SupT!ies-xessrs Mcconnell, Hall, Hogan,
Costello and Mccarthy.
1bses-Messrs. Munson, Pinchney and Baker.
R0Gds-Neesrs. Decker Shaw and Trotter.
. Wharns, Piers and Sips-Me.srs Mcconnell, McCar-
thy and Kane.
Salariss and ceos-Messrs. Shannon, Psrsy and Van
Tine. -
The President Of the Board instructed our reporter to
correct statement that appeared 10 the HERALD to tbs
effect that he Mozart Hall democrat HoAsays he
halls from Old Tammany.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
This Board met ut half pas two O'Clock yesterday after
noon, President Stewart in the clfa!r.
STATEMENT TIE coxrrRoLLsa.
TIE Comptroller sent ia an annual s.acsnsu Of coanty