New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

BOARD oP SUPERvIsoRS.-The Board Of
Supervisors yesterday afternoon. NJ Tweed in the
chair An invitation from the TNnmany Society 10 ct.
tend he Foarth Of July Celebration was accepted A
communication was received from the new Tax Com.
rnissioncrs stating that they unable 10 furnish the
Tax and Assessment rolls required by law. owing to
the removal Of the books ard papers by the old Commits
sionors Mr.. PUrty offered resolution that the Board
meet On Monday next st noon, as required by Law.
adopted. \ hong debate followed on a proposition to
refer tho muuica;on Of the Commissioners vita
power, ~ the Committee on Annual TGxos. Mr. Purdy
said that The books were not forthcoming az the prop
time, the whole assessment. roll would be invalid.
Mr. Shock asked how the gentleman kew they would
not be forthcoming. MT Shook offered resolution that
the Committee Oh Annual Taxes be directed to confer
wh the parties alleged to have possession, or claiming
Authority "a possess the assessment rolls ior lct3 with
view 20 lhcl. presentatiou az the meeting Monday
next Which was adopted. communication nom the
Committee on the Stale VI the Nation Gskng that vol
unteeIinr BE- resumed. referred. A resolution was
adopted authorizing the Volunteer Committee 10 organ.
lie Bureau of Military Statistics the cost 20 be paid
on, Of The VolgnicoTir, Fund. The Board thea 81
journed 10 meet again on Monday next at noon.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHATHAM STREET
Loss si4OOo.--Shorily after p. III. Oh yesterday
flames were discovered bursting from the fifth floor OF
premises Nos 3c and 40 Chatham street. occupied as
Il furniture mandatory by n. l.. kingnsn Before
the ames were suppressed the too upper Loor5 we've
burnt oLt, aud the remainder VI the budlg Satru,td
with water The loss on stock will amoaRt T. S2J C.0.
Insured fox $50 90 in the North River Leuox. Trades
Iucus, Atlantic, NJ. Marks, NewNork Equitable FIRE
mems Astoy, and other Companies. Mr.. 4. Thompson
occupied PARTON VI the first floor liquor store
c6s stock by water efOo. INSURED Tor ~ IN the
Jefferson Company. J.. 81. JoLn occulaeI the remain
der II the first floor brokers' office. Loss about
Sico, no insurance. X. Hutchinson occupied sinai
store under the building Baxter street as second
hand clothing store. his loss is trihne. the moa Of
his stock having been removed before the nre attained
much headway. The building is owned by II. a. Hon
mann, and is damaged about $1,000. fuily Insured
Capt. Jourdan with n detachment oil meA ir1m the
Sixth Precinct present, and assisted IN saving
property. Sections also present from the fiis
Second Third Fourth Fourteenth and Twenty 'se'eaIl
Precincts. and rendered efficient service.
CoRoGERs IyQURsTS. LEO Leon, on Monday
last willie working In bakery, caught his right arm In
portion of the machinery and fractured 1t 30 badly
that he died yesterday ut the Now-fsrk nSP.y,.L
Coroner Nnumann held an inqucst'on the pod!. ~
ceasedwas 25 years OF age and native " frahco.--
inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Naunann ca
tho body OF George Smith. who was run over on sun
day. at the corner Of Second avenue and Ilrty'nsHi
street by Second avenue car. The occurrence was
shown a. have been accidental and James watson .ae
driver Of the car. accordingly dtseharged. De
ceased was aged three years, and resided win ~ pa
Yesterday held inquest, at No. 80 west
street on the body of Margaret Baxter VINO Gieu rom
the effects Of the extreme heat, combined WIN ~
pernnce, Deceased was native Oh lreilIu -''' -
Years Patrick Carr died yesterday from / " r.'e1
az the extreme heat Deceased was an lrlsh s'r'
aged 81 wears and resided at No. al West IweAi sew
enth street,. BARBARA DoieMus agea ~ ls0u'As' 'Sn