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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

The SuARrEGs IN WALL SrREEr.-On Satur-
day afternoon robbery wac perpe,mied IN ths o''
6ce of the Sub-Tcasurer under very singular cr-
cumstancce. Iappelrs that tho Psymss'er OF tho
watervliet Arsenal he'd received large amount os
money at the Office of the Sub-IreasareF, win
which to pay the employees at the Arsenal. Afer
receiving the money, 30 the story is tod' some
., 900 n Treasury notes went mssing in most un-
accountable manner. Il; said that some thieves
well known TO the poles were in the crowd at the
Office OF the sub.rreasarer when the money wac
being paid, aud It is said thar the officers sre On ths
track tf these rascslt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Sales bn An1tlo,t.

a. ff. HEnvIy hncnopen..
pY BANGS, AiERWiN & Co.. Irving Bull
I'D inrs. Nos s md SIS Bretdfly Sales Of Books Ss
'''''' ,0Sb1Y fvS 50 Sey ~ a. oeIoci
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS HOOhs-Embrae'
inE variety Of Cue b sly os % ssgsbs work. al
collection of Iuis reisi e1us publications. &c.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. II. - o'c'ock sut tho
three follow ing tsys e. the fBi4e hoar.
COINS snd MEDAlS-Compusng th- American portion
cf ihc famous Fiuct Cole tioa' Of Coins. Medals Med
sle 1clent &C. i1s uld.rtifdy, tie richest Do 81
aid variety al fine choice td uGiquc specimen, tls,
has eyrr bcea oiercd IN tlia county.
Csialogue. sgo now frfdy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

ISquFsrs--On SATURDAY, Coroner Naunian ne,u
an inoaest on tie body Of VIM Ham aged u years ~ns
del tom Injuries lived in eti1y a2ont Two
sgo hssng been s.rnck the head with store III zoe
,xruta avenue as tho poIpoascs of s act was bssss
stel ID. Jury rendered avtrdl. 'Lst csceae9 sabe "
IA death ~ te hauds OF some person unkrown"
Coroner Nauuaa also bold inquest on tue BODY OF
Duunold boy l6 yeas of az, whose parents Iesue -
No. % Avenue A. ~ho while IL work n the manu-
llislment. no 30 Aan siIeet on Friday eseniIs
c.ht in tho be OF ho hy.whea OF lho engtLei ara
tho engho could he stopped wss ulang ~ severely '
died a.ns,l .al dassi.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Gnlnsenlenls
NTALLACKy.

WALLAcRKs.
THIS EVENINJ. MONDAY,
LAST TIME FOR THE PRESENT
v,rr ,,-r iI ~, ,con,eqneaes Of forthcoming nosoe'h
~ MONEY,
with new aud appropriate scenery BY IshewOod, correct
costumes,
. AND A SPLENDID CAST,
ksNHfkstn s1d,s LESTER WAhAeK
GsHyEs orool . ~ cH1RfEs FISHER
SIR JOdN REsEY, Bsrt..............Mr MARK sMiTH
SIX fRESERieKS BoUNT....:.Mr FLoY6
CAPT DUDLEY MOOrH...............Mr NORTON
TVUnoiilT;' pssEJS
.' Turner
cLARX DoUGLxsS.. HoEY
aADp ~, y, fhA.hLls "a. ls......Mis' fANNf monANr
;ix: r.. n"y coaesy
wEDNEsDAY4RSSss RSsoy ssly pdSuaI PHaESSS Ccno Drama.
viii be produced with local scenery by IsHERWOoD.
new cs,umes new and esgn. fruitus and appointments
THUASDAi-Foar,h time noren'. standard old Comedy,
SPEED THE PLOUGH
the new scensy the alterations, the setting aud dancing Of
which hsye attracted lreo d,nrely crowded AUDIENCES
sAIeRDAY-CENTRAL PARK.
Boz Book open from to4
A CADENY OF MUsIC-IrALIAN OPERA.
4aIs MoSbxY TviyY Nov; c-0EfN ASSieur
MADAME oESEvk1 Gu ERRABELLA
with BaroyoLr, AmoDiS. G;ssIIni BhsIHi
Confuctor and Musical Dif.sor.........Sv MUZlO.
Gu Wednesdsy. hoy. ~, second sppssIsucs of
SIGNORA ObrE|kA GCEhBABL LILA,
and DEBUT or MADAME MOAENSL
IL TROVATORE.
Leorors. I. .Morens
BkIONOLL, AMODfD. BARILL
MADAME LDEINI
will sppe,r IN LUCI,EZiA bOKDiA sud NORMA.
Duo notce viii be given Of her debut.
Lxtonsiye preparations In or the production o.
Mcy yelbeers lAfust sEd mo { ceenfl'ri Opeys OF
DIAOKAH lLs Pardon du llOegne)
for the debut oi lille AS0iOLiSA COAD1IL
VJOPE CHAPEL.-TUIRD MONTH OF
4 TlRRELf!5 CALIFORNIA
L,eniugsst u. edneday saturday siernoonsN NJ 81
S,cc1l Ihibyns ryen schools &c. liberal terms
IN o,mphAnoS,iiAs senenl visa low SEASON iICk-
EIS viii 30 Issued u - cents each
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

NivN DrgAUrNENr. Or 80 lH2.
DROPCSAIS for IRON JRON-CLsD SEA
i sIEAdz 0S.--sEAlLD IROPCsALS viii be re-
eiyei urtii Nov iuboT 1872 er c.AucOA Of enc o
slsrs Tor iro oad Sea s.eaness o. e9ou 70 tnr' oorr
Qe;o iIc4diug mactnery. ass aHd Of mon, wire Ig
sng iron boats. v1A aHchos cables sais and at oller
eau r,1fut reces.sy oT tf ic.f cruising sp o.
cerin- Oh. tLa ordnance and orirarre stores.
TIE sct plans and specaca'3as CO. os examined 81 the
Navy p-psitmeut
The proposition must state ths rIiCs foT The whole
pee sa to lme 10 vtch tseh vcsse wiz he delivered g.
Esvy asl on re Atgr'ic c-ast.
Bde Wa ouls be civel parties who known 20
bs % tho work sud tie contact vii otE-ce 80
tfc KAUAI conditions.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee t1d til1 fr....s.......WM. WHthlL1l.
fitsI MONT o. GABRIEL AANLL
AID IIoulc. 4ad
YOUNG AMERICA.
IN .9ni1g the return of ll criebf ted troupe ihr
sgc1ert bts 10 ste thst under tas
e. .s.,llcut Do JI3!eHgt1 begODl
TE 1--WE 81 yilfS.
MONDAY EVT MIG NV iO l6a, vii b. performed
tls grc0i FAIRY llator.iire entitled the
LII OADMl-
THE FAMOUS WhRRi Or. ........... GATRfEL RAVfL
Ih. RED 0sOhE...................lOC ANkkl(h
4. c..c.udr with fhe
TIRE. FIlI'I TRArII-. 4 ~ IEOTAGD,
by tHo CHEAT CHILD Af4itil.
Tie caleItanmelt viii o0llo.co ",iA le gesrips lEis,
cuti.ci
THE WHITES AND TnE BROWNS.
ly iie So ~ lfa..ais r1l pinY
Wnh - exception 90 tiIs flesr no FFFf ti9f
D4t.f Circ's Eli l.C.et, ~ cea.ai Secured PLlquei
fis . o. celtst Ftiali. 'll lc, - cfrta
Ihe performance viii csuleuc,s. q o'clock. 14t docis
w.l. ops. q. O.. O'Clock
On tAIl lEDA4 noEf. ND~. ~.
GRAND HAFEL MATiNFE,
1oMmrrc.lg n 2 o'ellck.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
'TTNlrED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

Ry ..DDENOW. IOSTs . 90.
HEWLETT .lUUUllt, Auctlputtr
Nv virtue q aa order Of - ds,ri ert n io9 directed
II me o. hr H81 IS sa Nsfvin Juifs rliri ss'r. s
tt 60 t for tho 1ouih.rn ID ul pda. Si eel 0y
Pabr Az loa A. Stores no .. raltaos All No. 10 M-s.
ray a.. sn
THURgDAY N8v n. iacl. It ~ O'Clock IN,
Inc CANDO of Tie Iaige steamer tOLtliBIA.
C1nslltius Of
DRY GOODS ARMY ULASkEr7
DIids AVD' NED cfvFs TIA AND PEfFEA,
PAPER AND sT4uONKnY. OROCkEEs,
bDJI1 sffuE1 ASp LA h.t,
EItENAkLKsi THREAD AID fIADItOS.
IANDNAIt. ANb hEIALr.
Csilosnes o. TU EsDlf 20 the of-e of blSNFR
EIgMs 40 ~ Nsl-s'.. I'D ,ft- fsfs place -i@fs
Tie goods may le examined Nfdl-ay. isfns u sa'c
Ten rrr cea. day % s.s td he nsia GO on 5anfaV
following JANIS LLAff. ,
U1ed si.es Msria cf ths soghrrn Distinct q Fiohil
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Freight. continue dull and heavy fer AmeritSn

Freiqhts continue dull and heavy fer American
vessels, and firm dough unsettled for neutral. To
Liverpool the engagements 25 900 bushels Wheat
at Sd. aSid. in bulk and bags, mainly at Sd. osld.;
900 do. Corn 3d.; SO tuns Grease Talow at 20s.
025s, mainly a. the inside rate; asd per neutral
flag 1850 bushels Wheat at lOIi. IN bulk; 100
boxes Bacon at 4os. 500 iirkns Butter at 5Os, and
900 hhds. Tobacco at sos. To London: 900 bush.
Wheat at 94d in bags and per neutral weasel 900
bbls. Flour at 80. To GLASGOW: 250OO bushels
Wheat at DID, in bulk and bags aud per neutral aag
$50 tee. Lard at 37s. Cd.
The busness Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
s2l6,5l5 2i-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
$547,730 IA; Balance, 7,47i,929 s..
The receipts of tie Harlem road for the month of
October are as follows:
.,.............................. g9TeS! 20
lot-.... io.vJk 10
Incre.e...... s9.22i 8s
The earnings OF the Central Ohio Railroad in Au-
gust S67,l73 85
Expenses. fIO1o 81
Ne, ,e,rnins................... sgs,Os7 81
Tie October statement OF tie Illinois Central Rail
road 10 as follows:
LAND psPAnrnpsr.
A cres Construction Land, sold. 29a2z f3i f9j %
Acres Int. Fund Lands sOld...... Z3I3D 2,fu II
Acres Ereo Lgnds sold .......... 2uOC.g3 2f2 81
Total saleI In Oct, l6G2...... 5,le62 @sJojT 95
To which add town lot sa.s..... zee. 229 O0
Total Of ofsll.................. .... s59a56 %
Acres ,old since Jan. 1862 fS597A sl53,s57 90
Acres sold previous (rs. ,aes) 1260t7l45 II496J 9
Total .J2S 67090 ei69Jl,540 81
Construction hou5 cancelled prev SeP 39.. S22 oeo0 %
ash collected g. SEPT t.................. 1904 IL
Net collections sept 49, IsO2........ s,ij7 2oJ -
TAAFIc OLPlEIMEar.
Peceo,s from el371J0 ~
Receipt, from 23OJf %
Recepts froin ............... o3s3 =
I'd. from Rent of fRoad................ !13 3
Recei,s irom other rsourcel............... 500 90
Total toceirts in month oy October 1854. sa $50 4
r,fnf y.ccfpt. in ,n-tb of (ctob~r lgtl 2Stt2J 80
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Receipts OF Rroducs.

Nov s-20Tl3 hbs Flour, 5l2 Obis Corn Neal t% bags
do 800 bbs Whisky, 10000 bach. Wheat, 1900 bash.
Corn 5<9i bush. Os, 72 bGsh Seed 6OoO buh bAfleYs
% pkg. Ashes I9o pkgs. Provisions 3i3 pigL Lad.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

DROF. JNO. w. S. IIOWS respectfully an
4 nouDces his ANNUAL COURSE or PUBLIC READ.
INGs a. Do1wort's Uili Broadssy, the evenings n
FRIDAY Nov q, anl Two frlowiug fhdays. Ti's't 30
ceuis course tickets co. of lady snd gentleman, 81 80
May 10 Outlined (vilh pgosfsmmcj az d. Appleton Co.'S
Rlsltonf Asor Hou.e, and CT Mg Hows, No. Cottage
Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
})roftseionGl Notices.

EDWARD u. DIXON, NJ. "a, Editor Of The
II sc1pe, sud Open lug and Consulting sfeon No. p
attav Once s'ps o. tho more obscure dsests o
tfIelso yfccrt knptme filos. Vsdcoc'le, and Fsn't
IaIesi5 crel wlihom the tni'e az hsAtno Oce hyUrs
iIoG T. q, u 3. sal I ~ ' crossings.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
\. H. LupLow Ancii'reer.
4 ANON SAI.E N Al-lIlON Of WHISKY.

I ARGE SALE nj AUCTION Of WHISKY,
IL CHRONOMErER5. ISsTauMESrs BOOKS
CHARTS. C0NuEANtD STORES PROYhlO,s
CLOTHING &C. by oFirf a. I.sac Henderson, Agent
e. H. LUDLOW q CO Niii ell 70 Auction 90 E5pAI,
Nov o. 1872 ~ 3'ci1 4. et fae HsvyGHd Bookyu. ~
orfe- Of ls.sc lfrrd-iloH navy frtui:
2to1J GALLONS MhIahl. Ibe4iEed rs rsf OF the Navy
fati0rr.
THOyIsIONs-2.ooo' n Of Hr..I spa5 y q Flow,
g q n Rice 90 gallons of hetns As, squlny o. fofs
Beef Co4ee. Bniisf Cheese &C.
CLDrdlN0-A srfe quantity of ffnnsl O7ershits
UndsTSlllts. AID nl.sti. r,a Jfckris Round jsclrf
Cota s.ilei sd Caayss DOCK Tfowtef Caps sheei in
tens bIsltoia Sc
SMALL sTORET-Tohac-a, rcof~ar. sosp. 6hasng
TIuslrs. Shoe biutlss. Combs. hnises. &c.
Ai.o LoT lil0ncaetrrf. Iafa4n.ou I Fintshaui
Nafcn Mann Hat. 40 several b'n.s r1fif. Chafl, sri
Insfr4. elts. = ,t ol empty Bu1rs .na naff~.,
cai- a tn bad si no s4le ~ 80 ltorrrri No
, Pincs after he ttb ius'. R.Nsl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
CIAssa
- -, fnc P,ir.lrg -. e.lenaerrA

i0C0 fcals fne Printing lsrer urcaerlsr.d 20 nccgi
q by 50 ne,s aul 90 weigh ly p0as 10 20 It's ltln o.
sl1e;a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

Tie l1sny rieui, snd admirers 81
FDn BOOTH
vii ren.ctI Der tlis r1usi rolitltt be-
lis LASI WEEK
q periernsnee.
ua MONDAY Nov. H. i16l.
d. 5se word rcnowuei aifists.
Mr.. tlld Mis BAhSEY WILLlAMs,
VIII spresr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

4 RIih NGEMi,NI commencing july ], I-bS.-
"A FOR CALIFORNIA NitrAHAMA.
fitafs firla40I Nil .e.yo he~ ioIk 90 tho isi lth
.sf .Is af ef,h month"; crcst Nhcr lot, dscs fall ou
SUNDAY wAcn ihe day q departure will Dc the AoHDA4
fof , L OF gs,-,se sIpy II The only oaise 20 Howl
fr- --re. j.. d. ALLEN Agent
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
Progress OF the War-Richmond the
Heart OF the Rebellion.

From several late reports from the Southern
coast il you'd appear, after oil, that neither
Norfolk, nor Suffolk, nor the James river is
the destination of the Banks expedition that
some Of his ships have passed by Fortress
Monroe with their heads still to the southwark
and that the rebels Of South Carolina from the
departure OF q federal feet from Port Royal
conjecture that Wilmington, n. O.. is in danger
But whatever may be his real point of destna-
ton, we confess that the absence Of any intelli-
gence of the arrival of any of his ships in
Hampton Roads causes us some degree Of dis
appointment.
From this Banks expedition, united to the
forces in the neighborhood of Fortress Monroe
under General Dix and with an assisting feet
OF gunboats, we had anticipated powerful
movement up the James river for Richmond
in cooperation with the advance OF General
Burnsides army from the North. II may be
that such q movement is still designed in sup
port Of General Burnside but the reports
aforesaid concerning the Banks expedition lead
TO the conclusion that if any such side advance
is TO be made it will only be div ersion, and
prise we had expected. Accordingly under this
modified condition Of the Virginia campaign
our late confident anticipations of the speedy
expulsion Of JEFF. Davis from Richmond. cease
to be applicable. We must now depend upon
The developments Of the next two or three
weeks and upon the weather, and upon the
chances of active and efficient assistance to
Genera. Burnside from the War Office and its
several bureaus That he has been unncces-
sarily delayed by dilatory or blundering Off
cials in the matter Of supplies, pontoon trains
and transportation, we have no donbt. II Is
oniy the old but undeniablc story cs the PENN
suar and Maryland campaigns over again
jrder snch a state Of things we cannot promise
,hat General Burnside will advance boyond the
Rappahanneck within week, o fortnight, or a
month. The disentanglng Of the red tape Of
the War UIiice may, perhaps, consume the whole
winter We can only judge from passing
events and past experience.
In round numbers we have a million Of men
in the field, distributed around the entire circle
OF the rebellion, and scattered about at 20 many
poipts supposed to be essential to hold or to
capture that Burnsides army tunder estimates
BY the rebels at one hundred and ten thousand
men, seems TO be the whole active force that
can be spared for Richmond. Meantime the
Banks expedition, sailing by the James
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

The government would seem TO contemplate the
Introduction Of new financial policy, if we can
Judge from the resolutions introduced into Con.
gross yesterday by Mr.. Stevens. of Pennsylvania,
Chairman OF the Committee OF Ways and Means.
He reported bill which provides for the issue by
Mr. Chase Of thousand millions OF United States
bonds, similar in amount and form 70 those autho
rlzod by the act approved February 25. 1862, with
;ntercst as:.i,lc senanpiiay IN the lawful money
Of the United States. and the principal pa, able in
twenty years ia gold silver coin Of the United
States also 10 issue legal tender notes OF the
United States. the amount not te exceed with
20 ems, lie lin, call in al The i've twenty and
scser thirty Treasury bonds now in circulation
and cancel ihem. and authorizing him 10 redeem
tic limited states itgsi tender uotcs held as loan
luaas ia 10 be repealed.
The bill aims at the virtual suppression Of the
hanks by the imposition of tax of ffty per cent
npon all lheir circulation over one hall the amount
uf their capital paid in, TO go into operation nine
~ days after the passage Of the bill.
Notwithstanding the severity Of the weather
tha ice in Aauis and Potomac creeks the coud
ton of the army Tor at least rwclye days ahead 50
far as provisions are concerned, IL perfectly
secure. Our men still suffer- however. from the
cold very severely. Many Of the regiments are
engaged putting up wooden huts for shelter
Dficers who arrived from the army yesterday say
hat the weather and the condition OF the roads
and creeks are such as TO prevent any movement
1t present.
According 70 the Richmond papers OF yesterday
heavy diminishing occurred in the neighborhood
u Port Royal on Saturday, and that much activity
saa observed In the ront of our army. The
ebeS says the same authority were everywhere
,ut nnder orders TO move at the shortest notice.
Sews reached Richmond that number Of Union
sessels sailed from Hilton Head on Friday II was
supposed for Georgetown or Wilmington, N. C.,
.hs, ca cir. same evening several others passed
,-pesrad ~ Charleston hsr and siy OIL Stopo
Po,n' On sunday morning. Hence the alarm and
activity In the rebel army.
II will be seen BY our Fortress Monroe core.
spondcnce that the portion Of the expedition
supposed TO belong to General Banks which had
been lying thcre for long time had gone to sea.
These are probably the vessels reported as seen
OF Charleston, and IL so, il would seem to indicate
southern point Of destination for the grand
txredition
The uu.on arms which have been SO long sue
ce.siul u the West at last met with . disaster %
Barts,ac Tennessee. % Saturday. From the
ln'rlh .cncc " Our =, ,Ssession IL appears that the
reb. gntrdla NdIsae made an attack upon tie
H. aa, curDnraca " Gener.l Moore al thai
paer whiat cor.stsd or tie One Hundred and
S.4tsh rlniois ,uurcl Mcc,e nomnaEdiDg bri.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
Poor Greeley and His Overtures o
Peace.


Poor Greeley has been making very great
fuss in the Tribune lately about propositions
for peace, which he has received, or which he
says somebody else has received, from the rebel
leaders at Richmond. Those who know poor
Greeley need not be assured that the whole
story Is q very weak invention. The Count
Adonis Gurowski who is deep in Greeley's con-
fidence and great gun of Greeley's paper
recorded in his diary some time ago that Gree
ley was SLOWLY breaking down." and this
peace proposition hoax is another evidence of
the fact. Its objects are very evident. In tie
first place, Greeley wants to show that the
abortive emancipation proclamation has scared
the traitors; and, in the second place, he wishes
to injure the conservative leaders by accusing
them of parleying with the rebels. Neither of
these objects will be achieved. however, for, If
any person has been guilty Of receiving and
entertaining overtures OF peace from the chief
Confederates, that person is poor old Greeley
himself
The agent who brought these alleged peace
propositions from Richmond is the illustrious
Chevaier William Chase Barney. This Chcva-
lier may have been named after the Secretary
of the Treasury; but he is not the brother Of
Collector Barney, Of this port. On the con-
trary, he is Collector Barney's rival, and the
descendant of the gallant Commodore Barney, of
honored memory. The Chevalier first became
notorious from . romantic affair in the little
State of Delaware, which he threw into
big state of excitement. He next en-
gagged in the express business, figured ex-
tensively in California, and then went
10 Europe on special mission connected with
the Atlantic postal service. Returning a year
and half ago, he met the New York Seventy.
first regiment marching down Broadway, en-
route for Washington, and Immediately stepped
of the sidewalk and into the ranks. With this
regiment he served during the three months
campaign, and was then appointed al army
paymaste but was not confirmed by the Sen.
ate. 1t was while acting in this capacity that
he pushed himself to the front of our lines and
allowed himself to be captured by the rebels
Colonel Daniel Ullman the great Hndoo shared
Barney's fate and confinement, but was released
seme two or three days before the pacific
Chsvalier At the time of this imprisonment at
Richmond Barney received the overtures of
peace about which the Tribune makes so much
fuss, and they amount to just this: that on @
certain occasion, Judah (or Judas) r Benis
min stated, in Barney's presence, that the South
was willing to return to the Union II things
could all be az they used to be. Benjamin as
serted this as his individual opinion; and by
having "things as they used TO be-" he evident
ly rneant that JEFF. Davis or some other South.
ern rebel should be our President and ell the
rebel ringleaders should Oil our federal Offices.
We have but very little doubt that most OF the
Southern traitors would agree to such pro-
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS

The court martial for the trial OF General Buell.
suspended its labors for the present in Cincinnati
on the 5th instant, and the members Of the com
mission took their departure for Louisville, where
they were 10 convene and remain in session two
or three days, and then adjourn to Nashville.
They will then return to Cincinnati to conclude
their labors. The principal object in going To-
Nashville Is to obtain the testimony Of General
Alex ander Med. McCook, General Rousseau and
other officers Of General Rosecrans' army who
cannot be spared from their commands.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday alter
noon at one o'clock. proposition 10 increase
the salary Of the Superintendent Of Contracts in tho
Croton Department to ~, 1000 per annum was laid
over. The sum OF tl 600 TO purchase likeness Of
Thomas jefferson for the City Hall was lost Tor
want Of a constitutional vote. After disposing, OF
some routine business the Board took q recess
until six O'Clock in the evening. Az the evening
session the salary OF the Register cf Water Rents
was raised TO $500 per annu,n; Depaty Register
to a. 900; Of the Clerk and Chief ClerE 20 81 051
each; also the salary OF the President OF the Cro-
ton Board 10 g. 600. The resolution ~ the Conn.
cmeD authorizing the Comptroller 70 purchase tho
Fort Gansevoort property ct Al expense Of over
half a million OF dollars was received aud laid
over Alderman Iloolc offered resolution direct.
ing the Finance Committee 70 make thorough
investigation Of the accounts OF the Central Park
Commission before the issue OF further amount
Of stock should be acted upon, which was adopted.
Tho Board adjourned to ono O'Clock to-day.
in the Board Of Ca1ncilmen last evening a
large number Of pspers,were received from the
Board Of Aldermen and concurred H. The rcso.
luton to appropriate the som OF $50 600, to be
applied towards the erection of new Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, wss Received and laid
over. The resolution to appropriate the sum OF
s5OO to purchase stand Of colors for the Twelfth
regiment New York state Milits was again laid
over. The sum Of t978 43 was donated for'tle
purposs Of paying taxes now due on 81. Gabriel's