New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-15
Board Of Aldermen.
THE STATE CAPITAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE
MAYOR OF TILE TAX LEVY. Ito.


The Board met at , o'clock y. III. yesterday,
the President. Morgan Jones. esd, IN the chair.
4 communication was received from senator W lllian
I.aimbeer H.. relative 10 the removal OF the State
Capital requesting The Common Council 20 send their
reply 10 the former communication sent 10 them ON or
before March 20 the committee would hold n meet.
ing on the I'D INST Referred 10 the Special Committee
having tie subject in charge.
The Mayor Transmitted communication to the Board
a. follows:
To the U,nor0ti, fic Common foHnci
GEsTLtxys. The hnndrrddry. which tie Legislative
Session !. ord nsfily limited Will M about Thirty days.
Tie ordinance annually adopted b. provide means for the
support of III. City Government has not yet been acted
n either branch your Honorable Boly. 1t possible that
the branches not and even II they should do
that items may IN the con.ce ous discharge OF
duty compel however reluctantly 20 return the oipaice
with objections thereto
In cs. Of such Necessity the tmr SLOWED 10 the Mayor for
hi. consideration and that WIN required for advertisement
Two third, OF the yet red time Of the Lrssa
iufe An important bill Of hi. nature should be acted with
due consideration end ten days ycry short time fog the
Legislature to be given for proper uve-gaiion In relation
20 ia. subject Tie attention 81 your Honorable BODY was
called nsua OF the present the sdyi.a
Dity OF early action. Ia the following extract:
The Comptroller Will present nov OF very shortly to your
Honorable Body. estimate II the Approximate amount
necessary TO support The Cy Government during the current
based returns received rom the branches OF
Treasury Those that he rrducd should be broug down
10 tue low aud in doing entertain the hope both
for tue honor VI the city and IA, satisfaction OF the citizens
generally, that in place o Disagreement between the Nv
branches Of tie Common Council virtually excluding the
Mayor participation h. t important measure, It will be-
presented to III Legislature the act OF the Coz pornon
the d.codsnt aud opposing opinions Of bodies apparently
intent subetyns private interests 10 be- unable 10
want OF harmony IN the Common Council Ia the
se ernt of III. items OF the Tar Levy only ustes but
really compels the Legislature to interfere and determine the
TO be raised each specific object Of municipal
penditure. woud respectfully recommend that the Com.
mon Council afford fair and rea'onable opportunity for e
zens 10 present their views this subject aud then after
thorough and udicou. scrutiny oil all the items Of
lion, apply 10 the Ler's,uTr Tor 10 sanction"
must renew recommendation in relation 10 the Tar
body wall be such enable give approval and that
may be presented TO the Legislature without delay the
at OF the Corporation OF th. City of New-iork.
&. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor
Mr.. RYERs said, as Chairman of the Committee on
Finance that that Committee wo Md submit the Tax
Levy soon as possible. The Communication was OF.
dered on file.
Mr.. JEREMIAH moved to take up the ordinance ren.
live TO the storage OF petroleum In the city Caried
ana he hereupon presented substitute for the original
ordinance, which was ordered 10 he printed and made
Vie special order for Thursday.
The BOARD then adjourned 70 Thursday next at .
q clock u. VI.