The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14


Sec provides that taxes has levied sdaii not be ao
Piled for any other purpose but tina, for which they
levied
Supervisors OF the county OF New YORK to borrow upon
the faith Of said county in anticipation Of the receipt of
the taxes levied and assessed by them Cor county pur-
poses for the current year. snch amount Of money
be necessary TO meet the expenditure, under the ap
preparation for said year, before the said taxes shall have
been collected aud pledge aud appropriate security for
the Of said money so borrowed and the interest
thereon the whole amount Of the said alore
said levied and assessed and to bonds certificate
Of Indebtedness for the money so borrowed which shall
be known and distinguished County Revenue Roas OF
from .be date OF the same with interest thereon at rate
not exceeding seven per cent per annun said bonds TO
be signed by the Comptroller of the city and county Of
New York. countersgaed by the Mayor OF sad city aud
scaled with the seal OF said Board o. supervisors
atested by the clerk Of the said Board provided that the
aggregate sum Of all the bonds so issued shall moi exceed
the aggregate Of the said aforesaid levied
and assessed Tor county purposes for the current year.
and that tho same shall 10 no case by sposedof by the
said Board at less than their par value.
The above bill Is In the ban is o. the Committee Of
Cities OF villages.
AL sort of measures finding their way into the Senate
In regard TO New York Senator Sppoa opened the ball
on the Brooklyn ferries, by Introducing the following bill
| in the Senate.--
That no individual or corporation or company shall
charge, demandi receive greater compeus ,on than
one cent for the conveyance OF any person that
part OF The East river lying between Bridge street and
Red Hook Point in the city OF Brooklyn.
Any officer or employee Of any company association
or any having charge Of any boa, used for ferry
ing purposes the East river between the points above
named who shall charge demand receive any greater
compensaon than specified In the first section OF this
act Tor the service therein mentioned, shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor.
Commodore Vanderbilt Is also applying for legislation.
rs will be seen by the following Senate bi--
1bat permission be, and the s hereby given to c.
Vanderbilt, Esq, TO widen The small Pier soua side OF
pier No North river on the southerly side 50 as 20
make the same 10 fee, wide and that il &c extended
parallel with pier No. q the exterior line at dst1pce
l5o feet from said pier, under the aresaon o. the
Etreet Commissioners"
city railroad bill was also introduced in the senate
bis morning by Senator Hammond which goes all over
be CITY, curvng and twisting around nj wonderful
Is passage however, Is considered certain Ii Is SAID
hst have been counted in the Senate, and the
friends Of the scheme know where they stand Il s one
Weeds pet bills, upon which he is in hopes OF
baking up for of the money he lost last
eason The bill authorizing the construction OF railroad
Seventh avenue. The names TO whom this power Is to
granted are Robert Buckley William II Pulls Henry B.
ewett, George c. Peters, and their Com.
encing seventh avenue at the southern extremity OF
Ae Central Park running through said avenue with a
pubic track TO Greenwich avenue, across Greenwich
venue TO Hammond street, through Hammond 10 Fourth
rec, 70 sixth avenue, across sixth avenue to Amity
rect, through Amiy 10 laurens through Ltureus
Canal, across Canal to West Broadway and College
ace, through Nesey street across toe BLOCK between
fsey and Fulton streets, thence through Greenwich
rect 10 Battery place, thence through Battery
IN TO South ferry, up Whitehall and Broad
ny to Beaver, thence Though Beaver 10 William
Feet through william to Fulton 10 connect with another
rton OF the road hereby authorized, which shall
encc where the track Is laid down IN West Broadway
Read street, through Read street Centre street.
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street, through Nassau street 10 Maiden ane through
hiden lane 10 Pearl street through Pearl Wall street
rough W ali 70 South street, through South % Fulton
rough FULTON 10 William, through William 70 ANA Street
rough Ana street TO Broadway thence along Broadway
Barclay street, through Barclay 10 Church street
Rough Church TO Mercer, through Mercer 20 Eighth
rough Eighth Sixth avenue, across SIKH avenue 10
eenwich avenue, thence through Green wch avenue 20
inject with ssid tract where II SAID avenue as
owe specified
lThe Brooklyn people also to hay. new passenger
iwayp Mr. Fisher introduced bill this morning In
House, to amend the charter OF the Long Island RI
I'D Company, which permits said railroad 70 brli, par
ase and run as many branches as the please, wlb
her single double track from their mai road any
kce CT point the East Long kani, through
eens Suffolk counties,
Charles White IS here TO get Minstrel Fund assoc alton
borporaed, making II a sort Of benevolent society.
he bill introduced to Incorporate the New York Bay
Steamboat Company Is for the purpose OF organizing
crpsny with hundred thousand dollars, 10 build
equip steamboats, and barges TO ply regularly fof
ui sions; between the ~ OF New York and Aonmout
Ar. MiNken introduced bin to incorporate the City
md Bridge Company, giving 10 & D. Horton Jason
gers and G. W. Horton and others authority 20 build
bridge across the channel known "thc Sarrpws,'
"a north end Of City Island OF the land the
IN Of Pelham and county Of westcheser with proper
~ for the passage OF vessels.
me sixth Judicial district Of New York also needs
ng, in the opinion OF some person. A. will DO sceu By
act introduced By Mr.. Tucker this morning, which
vides that the Sixth judicial district Of New York nov
imposed OF the Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Twentieth and
nty first wards, 10 hereby divided into two Judicial
ricts and the Eighteenth and Twenty first wards shall
esfler constitute the Sixth, and the Sixteenth and
Twentieth shall constitute the Eighth district; and
vidcs that election for Justice for the Eighth
rict shall be held 1t the next Charter election Who
n bold his othce for six years from January, lsel.
hvs OIL he ~ren tha, sn narnsr n proiNc's have
p~dy ts.sa Aru say " tns Legislature from Scw