New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-31
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF STiPERvIsoRs


The minutes of the preceding meeting wer. read and a.
proved. 1882
tSaper'i'0r Tweed Wa. her. called to Ii. ch.ir)
PETITIONS.
memorial vas received from the New.Yori Juvsnn.
asking IN Increased appropriation for the support d
Which referred to the Committee on Annual Ts,s,
petition was received from George w. Stake to be 70.
Which referred to the Committee on Annual T.x..
petition was received from Alexander Ruml for conec.
Which referred the Committee on Annual Tax..
petition was received from Amos Tenney for correction
Which referred to the Committee on Animal Tsxe
petition was geceved from MarcusP Stephenson for 70.
Which referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes
BILLS.
Bill Of Henry vsndervoort amounting $780, for service,
as Clerk OF Oyer aud Terminer aud General Sessions In f,
nhng the Secretary Of State statements and transcripts pur
susut TO law.
Which referedt0 the Committee on Criminal Court,
Bill Of II. F. Aubrey. amounting to ., TO- for glazing for
Which wss referred to the Committee Annual Tsxs.
Bill Of Jane. McGegor amounting to 80 IS for locks
&C.. furnished the Tax Commissioner Office
Which referred to the Committee on Civil Courts.
Bill of James H. McGregor. amounting to 50 2 for locks
&c, furnishing County Clerks office aud Supervisors Clerks
Witch wa. referred to the Committee on Civil COurt.
Bill of James r. McGresor, amounting 20 so 80 for losk
repairs. &c, Superior Court Rooms Parts and H. ard
Special Term Room
Which was referred to the Committee Civil Courts
Bill OF James r. MeGregor amounting to SO So for locks
&c, furnished the Supreme Court Rooms in Duane street
Which referred 70 the Committee on Civil cours
Bill Of James McGregor amounting 20 Sl 10 for locks
&C. furnished the CoaIt Of Special Sessions O.,
Bill Of owen Murphy anounnsto sl33 b. for plumbing
work for the county
Bill Of H. F. Aubrey amounting to GA 80 for sszins in
the Chamber OF Board OF Sessions.
Which referred to the Committee on County Offices
Bill Of John Oates amounting to for hitting up poll Of
Seventh Election District. Twentyt Ward for Noyembs
Which was referred to the Committee Annual Taxes
Bill Of james McDerno amounting TO sl2 for t.tinsup
poll Of sixth Election District, TwentyFrst Ward for
Which wa, referred to the Committee Annual Taxes.
REQUISiTIOS.
a requisitOn "" received from the Marine Court fo'
Which referred to the Committee on Civil Courts
COMMUNICATIONS.
communicate was received from the Disrc. Attorney
stating that the position OF IniepTeterto the Court OF Gen
Sessions had been vacated by reason Of the continued alb
Of the Incumbent and asking that the incumbent be
formally removed and new appointment made; .
Which received and referred TO the Committee on
Criminal Courts and Police.
communication was received from John Clancy. As
.gnee Of Corneig, Jordan Jo'eph woa, and Isaac q.
sera under tho Commissioner of Records request
ng that 600 be inserted 10 the Tax Levy to enable the
bills TO be paid.
communication was also received from John Kelly as
Records requesting that ls2l 20 be inserted in the
levy % ensb the bills 70 De paid. , a.
The Clerk presented hi. annual report
Which received and directed to be published usde the
direction Of the Clerk.
MESSAGE FROM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR.
The following message received from hrs Honor the
Mayor nominating Msrshss for the County Of New York
MAJORS OYycg, New.York, Dec. 30 1861.
To he H'ara0'' che Boyd q sEp'r''0' tie c'uH''|
GEsrLExKy: Pursuant to the Act ofhe Legislature Of this
entitled Act In Relation to the CouIts In the City
aud County Of York. passed April a. 1852 requiring
appoint exceed thirty Mahs Of the G. Of New:
hereby nominate the following thirty citizens r such
Office Of Marhs and respectfully request your ADVICE aud
Robert T. Bateman a resident o; the frs. Ward.
William " Lad, residen, Of the second n, Ward
Char .es +. Watts q resident OF tie Fifth Ward.
Ludo Oh Germer. a resident OF the Fifth Wsrd
John ". Souerindyke, sre.ident OF the sixth Ward
Patrick Colius, resident Of the Fourteenth Wsd
David Coleman, resident Of the Eighth Ward
John Dunshee, resident OF the Ninth Ward
Lorelzs De Angels, a resident OF the Ninth Ward
jesse Allen resident OF the Ninth Ward:
William sibisky, re'iien, Of the Tenth Ward
Stephen Lu,z resident Of the Tenth Ward
Francis Spicer resident OF the fifteenth Ward.
Clare. }. Gun,her Ieiiden Of the Seventeenth Ward
Thomas Connor. resident Of the seventh Ward.
John Edwards. resid,n, Of The Seventh W.sd
Robert slanwood, resident Of the Seventh Ward
yhomss -. McMsnu.; resident Of the Seventh Ward
Lloyd Bryant, resident Of the Eleventh Ward
Lawrence oberie resident Of the Eleventh Ward.
Richard NJ. Lush, resident OF the Eighteenth WMd.
John +. Cleary, resident Of the Twenty FIRST Ward
John A. Farrir g,on resident Of the Twelfth WUd
John =. Mahoney. resident Of the Nineteenth Ward
Mcgih NJ stsnies resident OF the Twenty second Ward
Charles 4. Clark resident OF the Sixteenth Ward
William Wilson resident Of the Twentieth Ward
Section "a Of the act above cited provides that every
summons attachment warrant issued By any OF said Dis
ct Courts mus. be served by Marsha Of the City Of New
YORK." with the exception OF the and complaint,
which may be served by competsnt person. to be de's'
The Office Of Constable ceased to exist with the present
year and the ar.has who succeed them should enter upon
their duties on the LIST ptoI.
Iu view Of the necessity thu. existing for promptly appoint
Ing at least marshal for each Of the eight District Coao
Ia this city to prevent .,oppsge in the operation Of those
Courts would respectfully urge upon your Honorsos
Body that instead simply rejecting without assigned
the nominations made by for the Office Of Mar
sha and hich have been ony OF citizens whom believe 10
be honest aud capable and from both political parties you
will advise with me- as to what particular reasons any
exist against tAcI eonhInaen iLe Jaw as undeistAndl
only authorizes but requires the Mayor himself TO name
these Mushas and makes them especially secounabless
him with tho power or removal by him. -
Nominated by the Mayor that otcer s himself responsible
for every nomination made And respectfully submit, that
your seton in providing the Msas under the act advisory
only include either by the letter intention Of
the the right Of the members Of Honorable Board
themselves to any OF the nominees nnch less nearly al
OF them.
deemed ihi, entirely respectful suggestion called for
by the fact Of your having rejected twenty noina
ton, you the 10Th instant your advice and eon'en.
thereto without assigning any reason FOR such eecu9n .na
able Board not accorded by the naming OF nearly the
entire number of officers TO be appointed.
trust tina, conAic, Of th. character may arise betweee
your Honorable Board and the Mayor The public inerests
forbid IT, aud nothing on my part has oeeaioued o. sha oee
sion IT, .-..-x- -.
Supervisor Puriy moved that na.much as the Mayer na9
do advise aud consent 10 the nominations o MS Hoh''
the Mayor.
Supervisor Davis moved substitute for such molten,
thai the communication from His Honor the Mayo Dc ad on
the table 1r purpose giving the members OF the boaa
Al opportunity 20 confer with tho Neyor
Which Wa lost. .,
The President pro tenn then stated the question 10 b.
oud the Board advise and consent to he nonA'oh %
His Honor the Mayor J"
" hich was lost
REPORTS.
The Committee Annual Taxes presented report 10 10
vor 81 adopting resolution, as follows. . ..,
Re,oirsa That bills Of the following named for hsns up
polls OF election viz: -, .o-s
Wm Mclure. 10th Ward 9th District lSoi.'''.''sS