New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

THr SsIzuREs USDrE THg CoSIiscAtIoN AcT.-
We gave yesterday pretty full particulars of the
seizures Of vessel. this port owned in whole or in
pant by citizens Of States in nsrreciiSH agsins; the
General Government. Tho surveyor, after leaving
tho barge dock, proceeded with fifty officers on the
reyenue-cutter q. Brbeck flint 81 the Union stores
Brooklyn and seized several vessels there and from
thence went to Greonpoint, and then followed down
the East River, on the west shore. Aiterwad, they
crused about in the North River, placing officers in
charge OF he vessels seized.
Yesterday the Surveyor reported the seizures to the
Secretary Of the Treasury transmitting LET of the
vessels sezed. lie now awaits instructions from the
Department, with reference TO the consca,ion OF the
property.
Appended is list Of the vessels that had been seized
up 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon;
Th- .hip J. ". ssPnin, Lid mp :, GrssHPoin',
ihs .hip VIM II. Tayis; laid up 8, sans place
The ship W. w. Whutoni deeply loaded snd ready to 'IL
The ship s. Chu'., dsesly loaded
T r.. hip c, ESssn @ STSRy oa'd ' Rotterdam
Tlis SHE irumhui in tbe stream North hiyer deeply
loaded aud Intending sail for Antwerp a, WIS unable get
III, bark Clar, Hs,sn; laid up at GrseuPoint
The The Si Sal. ac6ss !. s Union i tsro. sdosyn
s RR ksss s. aS .t H. y so a9. S.
The bark PUth,on; 'lopsdd, the Flame light
IN. SI. tS9i sd e. qIsslRSni
Tho schooner fsnni. Curns laid up a. 0Is.npoiat.
Tha schooner Ned a, Pier No. oa East Riva ('hipyard
Tie schooner Marshall; =. Grssapolnti nsA.
The schooner Manchester ct Greenponti light
The schooner Crenshsw at Union Stores Brooklyn loaded
III merchant 49,
&: ShSSn5 HH,.s91f T. E' sss s u,s
III. steamship Marion formally Of the Chsrosou ns sirsd
s 4s *, S o"nsa a: ': spoao Tie
sn 4 h G s,d ~ u ssI s., Ss''
BoARD % SvPERyIsoRs.--The Board met yesterday
al p. H.. with view TO action relative TO the
imposition Of the taxes for 1861. Tn, mstter came up
through resolution of Mr.. Blunt, ius,ructing the
Committee on Annual takes 10 report the ordinance
for imposing the taxes for 1861 the basis Of the first
section of the City Tar Levy as passed by the hast
Legislature, where q sam is authorized TO be raised
1900, 900 less than the items which follow foot up.
Mr. Ely IT.. proposed 70 instruct tho Committee 20
confer with the heads Of Departments, with view to
ascersinibg whether reductions could not DO made in
some Of the items fol- which money was authorized 10
be raised. This led 10 Q heightened debate as the
power OF the Board TO make any reductions and H. WAS
finally agreed that Special Committee, consisting OF
the Committee on Annual Taxes and the other MEM
bers OF tie Board should make the inquiry to re-
d1ction, the Committee on Annual Taxes to request
result Of the Special Committees Inquiries the Special
Committee to report that the ordinance may 10 SUBJ
nted III the noxt meeting Of the Board which will be
on 1adsy, 9th inst at noon.
The Controller reported the state Of Ia. County
6nstces " he close Of August TO DO;
Balance Bnsspended Dec a. lsls........... Asls6S S5
App fops)ns for sbiI69i ~
Iotal tppropfat.os ,s''.'.s'''''..'.'.'F tssI3g ~
Expendi " Aug 81 2sb09i6 ~
-
Balance Ipended Aug II, S6l".....s 3,Cg6 i33 0S
The Controller also reported the fact that a man
dsmus had Issued against him, TO compel the payment
OF s6 O9) %, including interest due McSpedon 4
Baker for work done on behalf of tile Record Com.
mission. The Bead made The appropriation, though
some opposition e,inced 50 this yexsl question
is setlied.
A BuRGLAE CtuGHT.--At O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, the house No. i6 West Thirteenth street, occa-
pied by Mrr. Martha Goldman, entered by opening
he yalltcorner Oh the sidewalk, aud forcing open an
Ia boa donP Of ha iohb ~,