New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-18

The CITf tlhANCEs.-lnc SoLuUltto0 ol TIE lolnf
Board of Aldermen and Supervisors having finished
their hbors are ready to submit their report Mos
day evening They recommend that the sum Of $82.-
574 Sc be fixed the amount to defray the interest -
| the public debt to be levied as follows:
n, the CITY Of Brooklyn SlW
On the City Of Wiliainsbursh. En
On the several Wards 1900
To dsfray the instruments, which will become duo
On tbsspublic debt the sum Of t1326E OF is neess.
sarv and for principal and interest due certificates
| the cum of $27 $50 rs. OF this sum there s 60 -
levied: ..s,.
On Brooklyn.". ...'''.''''."'"'''"'sTssI
On wilanSburgh ;...'....'''''.'''''''.'.'. Ss n
ON Fourteenth Ward
| The estimatesfor the other items are % follows:
sJanss 100 900 Cleaning sGs.ts.'"' 49,
Police PsIPoss.. ssscS F hss pssp.1t%sStWp N
pblio schools lTOsOol Fire Depsrtmen T. %Ses
The several amounts make up the sgsrega'e sun "
Al ~ ~ 80 to meet the expenses Of the fiscal year.
IT, o.t;ma,ed city revenue Il set down at s27, 400.
III II realized, will make the sum 81 $50, S22 IS
The suoupt appropriated for the year ending Deem.
Nor q, 1860 was $500 t46 ~, and the sum expended
go. sso6 sl0 SO. The sum estimated for 1861 en-.
oa.ds that expended IN 1850, $l54,Oll SO, which
800 10 the assess mens for water and sewerage Nh
make heavy taxss for property owners
BRooxLYs CIrr MoRr ALIrY.-The total number II
doatbs in BROOKLYN last week was 1872, Of which 81
ware admits and i40 children The principal diseases
were cholera infantum, All marasmus, infantile, y,
consumption. 49, commissions, infantile, -; dysen'
terry 6; scarlet fever S; disrrhea, s. congestion q
the brain, 5; measles, 2; smallpox, 2, &c. Under
vear Of age, a. Natives of the United States, lSo
Germany, 10; Ireland, 20i England, 6; I'll Other
countries, 3.
prsruurros AND WAsr.--Coroner Horton hetf
an inquest on Friday, at No. a Fulton street upon me
body Of child about year Old, me son Of rranss
had died OF starvation and exposure Tho family a..
rived in this country from Ireland in june, and took
| nm their residence at Yonkers. They came TO New
York about the ist of july in the hope Of finding EN-
noVmsnt a but being unsuccessful they were eomPesA
! 10 seek food and shelter where they eould INV "
Some DAYS since Mr.. Gamble, residing at the aeovs
number found them In front of bis door, ne prosloee
them with food and shelter. The child being YER
alex soon died. The verdict Of the Corosers JatT
was. that il died "of cholera norbus preauseo ""
dently by want and exposure D.
sr,,ptxa AsyRAY.-On Friday night an Anfay or
.rrrad 10 = home in North Eighth street 4. d., -
t~sea an irishman, named Hugh WsnsA:y AUG
s"iov man named Hiram Carpenter. AMER sonss
Sgl, words between them, Wsnsey drew xnias sn
stabbed caSSn'sE II kss arrested rsssd and
await the result Of Carpenters INJURIES
Rus OVER CAsuALrY.-A boy ak Isar sOr o. 81
sOa Of Peter y Sugssa .,r ,ss,aIs was run
on Saturday by milk wagon ~ 1 zig Su,si ininres.
The child sustained severe Though not ia'as ~
pr,o,.. c.rrunrD.--Two burglars .asssss :I...2
.nts,Sy The store of j. g. Lattimsr, Ne ny an 90
.trsst On Friday night, but being ascoysse,p s.cnes
into the street. Captain s,.s q e ,ns q tho rs
1Ss other escaped. The accused gave n,S
a dso Wilson. lie was comuEted tyr eAauar'S~