The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

The OF bonds issued in pursuance Of the ord-
nance approved May T. 1890 for the purpose Of
In part The deficiency In assessment fund caused by delay
IN the collection OF confirmed by the Supreme
Court for opening, widening and extending streets and
cent per anrum payable half yearly from the interest
calculated upon said assessment and the principal being
redetmable Nov. 1. 1854, is s5to 600.
s1FKFT MPRoyHrx, FrND Boyrs OF lss3.
me bords authorized by the ordinance approved Ju-
10 lseo nor the purpose Of tuppying In part he de-
delay in the collections Of assessments made and K.
We'd under the authority If the Corporation for regua-
ting, grading, curb and rutterng tagging and paving
streets aud avenues constructing sewers fencing and nl
ing vacant and sunken ,s and for other purposes there
bae BEEN issued the sum OF $3.50 0C0
These bonds are rcdeemable November I, 1873, and
bear interest at the rate OF ELK per cent per anpu pay
able half yearly from the interest collected upon said
sstments The remainder of the deficiencies In the As-
sea ment Fund" and street Improvement Fundv will be
supplied m the proceeds Of the proposed FLOATING
Debt Fund stock, '" which will be Issued
ensrce now before the Beard 81 Counciien shall have
been duly approved Rsspec,iaIly submitted,
w. WARREN, Deputy Conptrt Her.
TIE JArAsKsE swNpiI-NR rINr sAKrs PERSONAL urrl-
NATION.
Mr. I'm rosc TO a question Of privilege lie remarked
TIA, he lad no fault TO Ind with the pres in crtcsng
bis language from time TO time In the Board, but the
port Of BIZ speech which appeared in the Ttibsne did
LIN irjustee That Journal represented him ~ saying
correct and ought 10 he paid. What he orr IesD did
say was that Mr.. Lizard told him that his bill CO..
rect, and that the ~ ms furnished and he (Mr IL
replied tina, that the the bin ought 10 be paid
He hr lenO would not pretend 10 say thing just
ncaton OF the course he took at the last meeting Of tho
Board but be would say be rcpcnted the credit Of his
conversion would not be due 10 the Tiien> He would
say that lat Sunday bis attention called 10 article
In the Ersrfro Pot, commenting on his speech HIS
knovlefrcmenis due 10 the writer Of that arti-
Gle. who wound up with this irresistible argument,
"Wo care not what the that you cx-
pended for entertaining the Japanese; you
cone wen and with credit 10 the city of New York. but
give us The bill az particulars" lie had said some
feptlsueD: 81 have done thus and from mo-
tves but say that my vote will not be recorded again
for that appropriation until the bin n particulars made
fssl.llr tl.a =
happy 10 say that my has the approval Of
Alderman Starr. trust there viii he delay said Mr.
Isnt IN conclusion In frrpkhiug the bills, because the
PARTIES that have furnished The vare art ces for the
Entertainment 81 the japanese should be paid soon
rftibe Hc htr'c the committee would be called to-
gcihcr 10 take the matter IN hand and let tho public know
Row The money expended. When that was done al
though the BOARD night be accused Of extravaganza and
ncomretspey, and even dhhopesiy, he would vote foe
the concurrence with the Aldermen.
1hoec members who voted or the apprupT lon, held
caucus ~ The chamber Early IN the afternoon, ana
understotd the result Of their deliberations that bcy
would nake no trt 10 bring The the nuRi
last evening but would wall gu conyen sea-
The Eoard concurrcd with the Aldermen In passing an
ordnance mmendcd by the Conrtrocr desered 70
furd the Rating debt 81 The city also m dnnaiinr $50
Zach 10 twenty I've pups ~ the Institution Tor the Blind
They also cCrcurcd with the oifsr noard IN adopting
report az IT, committee on nance, creating fcnd for
the supply Of Crcton water.
While Tic general orders were berg parsed n member
moved az ,diournncnt tIi Friday which wtsrrIled.