New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
gland in March, in company with him for the purpose
of joining her husband.


THE Tax LKyY SIGNED, AND TIE TREASURE oPES
AGAIE-IHE DKPARTMRSTs-0n the receipt of the
following communication at the Controllers Office,
the documents therein referred TO were dispatched TO
Albany, and the Golfers Of the Treasury again opened
to the necessities Of the City Departments:
oTFioE OF TEE CLxHK or rns Connos CouSciI
hKwYORK. Jan n, 1860.
Of RESOLUTIONS passed BY the Common Council and this day
Be- the %.s ]yS s %s s' cGa int
OF The Usual annual tex evy also for the passe Of Act to
Corporation Respocay T. v 1Si.i9 SiS Of the
Clerk Of the Con. Council.
In the Croton Department the operations of which
are under the superntendeRce of Commissioner appan
since the retirement of Mr. Van Setback on Wednesday
morning, the clerks in the various bureaux arc actively
engaged in preparing contracts which are to be adver
tired so 10 be awarded about the middle of March,
Among these, the most mporsntis that for main
pipe to Connect the receiving and distributing reser-
voirs probably along the line Of Third avenue. There
are aeady four mains in extence, but it though,
Necessary make still more ample provision for an adj
equstt supply from above. Several sewers of consid
cradle importance also to be given out for compile
ton during the Summer in addition the usual little
jobs in connection with pipes and paving.
In the City Inspectors Department matters appear
II
of ashes is continued and the discipline of the caetmen
insugurated two weeks ago by Mr. Downing has had
70 good an effect that ingead of receiving from fifteen
10 twenty complaints day for dereicton of duty
their part, not than single complaint in
curing the whole of last week. Mr.. Downing dis.
charges the negectfu cartmen upon the fret we'll
founded complaint re eived The markets get along
us well es usual without superintendent, since the
og q. L.
completely in Matchmaking the shareholders The
animation into the charges then made, which was
transferred fiom the Mayors Office to that of the City
Inspector has not progressed ttep SINCE because of
,he City Inspectors pTotracted illness The sanitary
survey in progress in the City Inspectors DE jartment
is lot yet quite ready for presentation to the Common
Council.
In the Street Department the appropriations in
number Of bureau have been exhausted for from two TO
ak months and business has either been az complete
sand-sll been carried on by the Contingent Fund,
which amounted to $4,000. The fund for supplying
the corporation Offices with station cry bIooms brushes,
etc., was exhausted six months ago, aDd the Fire De-
partment has been furnished with 5000 out of the
Contingent Fund, the triennial parade made it
bankrupt.
CHAMBER or COMMERCIAL special meeting Of the
Chamber OF Commerce will be held day, at o'clock
p. me- to take into consideration the proposed bill at
Albany as to pro-rata freight
Another OLD CHURCH SoLD.-The venerable edi-
fee known as the Duane-street Methodist Church,
which was buit in 1897, sold at public auction for
$72,750 on Thursday. The widening of that street
msde the ground upon which the old church stood
much more valuable for stores. Next to the John
street Methodist Church. the Duane street building was
tie Oldest of the denomination in this city.
COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE-The Board of Com
mssiorers Of Police met yesterday afternoon at head
quarters President Stillman in the chair and all the
men bers present excep Meesrs Stranahsn and Bailey
-Four special policemen were appointed, one being
refused George Foster of the Fourteenth Ward, who
was dismissed the force about year ago, was rein
stated, his care beiDg reopened aud reconsidered.
Resolutions presented directing that shall DC
the duty of The Deputy Superintendent OF Police TO
Keep records of all of indictment to be brought
before the Or minal Courts in which the evidence OF
policemen will be required, and TO give such order In
each case under the direction of the General Supern-
ttpdtnt ss shall the prompt tendance oil meu
be1s Of the police force who may be witnesses and
that for the purpose Of carrying the foregoing OBJECT
into effect that the policemen detailed TO the several
Courts shall be under the direct supervision Of the
Deputy Superintendent in their respective districts.
Referred to the General Superintendent.
The following Lew patrolmen were appointed: b.
Morrissey. j. Schpetecker, j. aalleran, and w. 5.
Gr.wold. The following members of the old force
were reinstated upon relnquishing their pay: z.
Gilmartip, Sixth Ward; j. Gallery, ST, Seventh
Ward; P. Conner, Fourth Ward, d. Murphy,
Seventh Ward; p Curley, Sixth Ward T. Brennan,
Fi,h,b Ward; James Cafre, Twentieth Ward; j.
HeaIey, First Ward V. Sinur, Seventeenth ward
j. Latsrge, Tenth Ward; j. Fitzgerald, First Ward;
] w. Worth, Tenth Ward WIN. Gurker, First ward
w. DOYLE Twentieth Ward; I. Lynch, Seventh
Ward; =. Hnpt, Sixth Ward f. Kealey, Third Ward.
The resignation of Thomas ii. Carl OF Seventeenth
Ward was accepted. The Board then adjourned.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLuB'-Ihe sec
ond meetiog Of the Club on Thursday evening" al
Clinton Hall, was largely attended, and oronght 10
mind the memories Of the stirring tunes OF Io'o'
Simeon Draper, esq., Chair man. called upon Tue Coni,
mit,ee ON Constitution and Bylaws to report, and
F,ancis q. Young, epq, Chairman of that Committee,
submitted the following preamble, which, after very
interesting debate, was unanimously adopted:
beyOs he principles the Republican party as declared
L. -. rbadepb. Platform June less, and reahnned in the
the call oI III, National Convention e ,ba tinted States and
Iy,o, lie members Of the Republican party lovers Oh tue
III tbe States have hitherto In raterns spirit waived
their rights equal participation IN ne ~ ,S
psmocsc party syOyst by many Of #: s
ives in s1d nbmtsd to- win be su6versve
Iety bsppDe and glory Of country and herfas cor
rect nnon az b United States wou inevitably their
soopoR restore naiOpal tranquy Eow We, Who's. "
tiou 10 our united country, and our earnest aires ths. al