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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19
S50O REWARD.
THE F7REMlEN.

AT A REGULAR MEETING or THE MEMBERS OF
IA Americas Hose Company No. IS, held at the carriage
house day Of February 1865 the following
ambe and resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, Michael Hallarnn. late Foreman has re-
Gently called by the sugcs OF the remcn Of this dis
trct to wider sphere Of action as one OF the Assistant
Engineers of this Department, therefore be
Resolved That deem the choice so made timely and
honorable recognition of the zeal and efficiency that have
sgnally distinguished late Foreman and one which VIII
gratifying alike TO the residents of this district and TO
fellow citizens at large.
Resolved That while deeply regret to have lost ON
active ard companion exemplary congratulate
the Department having gained an Engineer who viii con-
the future what he has been In the always
PROMPT, fearless and untiring.
Resolved That these preamble and resolutions be entered
of this meeting, and published in the Sunday
Herald, Mercury and Atlas.
NJ. SHANAHAN, Foreman.
j. F. TooHEY Secretary.
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DUBLIC DOCKS, PIERS AND SLIPS

'Do Do'' AT AUCTION
occupation Of the undernenonsd docks slips or
@ term Of ten from he the II, das q ON a1 @ WA
8, 1855 at ten o'clock 4 NJ n,,vn
Lot No NORTH side OF pier No. IL with bulkhead be
tween piers Nos y and IS. :.
SSS5i6 hst S q; pier No IS with half of buihead be
4-south half Of pier No. a. with half Of bulkhead be-
psfh sa and end OF pier No 90 with part Of
baikhcad Between pier. Nos, 70 and 10. -
7-sonih haf OF pier No 81
s-Ncrth half of pier No. 2.
and 81 md 81 and ST. = p''" W. .
oorer No So With half Of bukhead between Nos 50 and
head pier. % and IS determined hereafter
pers s Nor wish half Of sulh''d b.
-Ths suIIhead from south pier No Il to sousher-
rn. sSIsssaa between piers MOI. Is and "a
iIs-balsIsa a between e xss g.er, Nos andaa
i s-Norih nil M Of Of pier pier No sso a.
Pis. NJ : ps,s Ssss:sd i" Between 20, . and
s q: fss & & 5 pam. stree. sss
s !. e s 20 q at ss Se: %
Pier No 81 At The foo, Got, Of 4, ssxsn,esnh street
Y-PIer a. The zoo. o Twentieth street;
Fs The Il: S Sss Tssas street.
ne ingggssi s ss Ct P SsI. .na
S-tppsa h ni1! q q f r,sr s No.
a. sqI n; !, S -. Ssr. No s.nds
NuppsI half Of Pier No with DulGheaA between pier
: -hossr A,,f q n.srSo1
ao-Lcwer half Of Pier No; s.
'S 1~9ppe S. Ssif Of fi s1f No. 49,
S-tprsr s nsh Of f' fI. IN No. y 10
s-gaiLhssd between pier. Nos % sndz.
ss-tpssr s s.h Ct e Fer Fer S SS q
6O-Bufkhead between Piers Nos ~ and a.
Iho Bclshcsd on The lowersds Of Pier No. % 70 The
S.iews, half q Pier 10 81 With 44x foe. Of sunhs.d
a~UPper bali :. r,r s., With half Of Bunhssd b.
-Lewer half q Pier No. 81 with half Of g.inhssd ~
tween Piers ss and 81
No. IS vita Saif q sulAs.d ss.w.sn Piers Ne.
sLswsr s,lf q PER No a. with half Of BuIiAsad b.
S-5 sss! $ 81! :: :! E E EI:.ss.s
e.uPsr half e Pier 20 90 with bali Of BuIthsad b.
W. 1 ss ss q II: ST. with half Of pal,h..a b.
q" JFpsr ssf ?! fs!So. o. WITH half Of pultAs.d be-
sIower bar % Tisi No. 90 with half Of Dulkhsad bs
nivnloa street 70 within afr feet Of the PIER between
nlyibron aud stanton streets,
4 e. oo S' u f II he street s,,pu portion on
ioTe- ,sf s % S Is'Rs Pet 81 fd Ds ss ..
s1-sulkhtsd ~ tie foot 81 Nnfer II street
4 ; s re-. 81 81 g,syssa . sirsS.
lb-prfa, % fool q y n street
1a aed eorditlons q sale 10 hal application a.
~ opcr y tao Vomms' n'r, p Y srtin' fg1H,
Comptroller.
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TToUSES, MARKET CELLARS AND OTHER PRO
perry belonging to the Corporation Of the city Of New
The Leases following described property belonging
public auction, the City Hail. Thursday, April 1855,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ
The property known as -.
Castle Garden for OF ten years from May J. 1863
Brick House, No 67 Hudson street. for term OF hve
Stores u 4 Greenwich for term Of Ave
Hay scales Tompkins Market term Of i've years. from
Hay Scales Charles street. OF i've years, from
Plot Of Ground Canal street. Hoboken street and West
formerly occupied country market for term OF
ten wears from May l. 1865.
Cellar Fulton Market known part Of No 81 cor
Beekman and South streets for term Of four years,
Cellar No. Washington Market fronting vesey street.
for a of four years, from May 1, 1855.
No 3Washington Market fronting Vesey street. Tor ~
term OF four years. from May ], 1855
Part Of No. Washington Market fronting on Washington
No. washington Market fronting on Washington street,
for term of four years, from May l. 1865.
No. IL Washington Market fronting Washington street,
for term Of four years. from May l. 1865.
Cellar No. q Centre Market, corner Grand and Centre
streets, for term OF four years from May l. 1855.
term of four years, from May ], 1865
No Essex Market fronting on Grand street. for term OF
four years, from May I, 1865.
No Essex Market fronting Grand street. for term Of
four years. from May ], 1865.
Nos aud Market and Grand streets,
and conditions Of sale may be had application at
the Comptrolers office.
BY order Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller
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T,or nAvANA--TtgE UNITED STATES NAH. SIDE.
II wheel siesrashss co EMIL Captain ~ y Basi9ni
O'clock r. NJ prccly for Havana direct For freiypt on
passage apply to srvEfoRD rILhSfoN q CO.. ~ broaa-
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CORPORATION NOTICES
TERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION,

AT TIE CITY HALL.
On Thursday April 1885 al 10 o'clock NJ win be sold
cury for term Of ten years. from the LIST day Of May
1866
of Whitehall street to Staten Island
The OF the Franchise of the Ferry, estab
nshed the foot Of Barclay street TO Hoboken, N j.
The Lease Of the Franchise Of the Ferry estab
shed the foot of Tenth street. East river 10 Green
point, l.. /.
The said several Ferry Leases win be Sold with all the
rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging to the
Corporation of the city Of New York.
Terms and conditions OF sale may be had application OF
the Comptrollcrs Office.
By order OF the Commission Of the Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN srEEL;-sPRISG. TOE, CALkIHG, TIRE
II Sleigh shoe Steel of all azes and kinds made Of
the materials the Norway Iron WORKS Boston, ana
for by the propriegors NASLOf CO., Boston, New
York and Phiadelphir.
HARNESS MAKERs-JOURNEYaEN WILL TAKE
IL notice that jacob Kicks 40 sixth avenue corner Twcn.
y.scycnth discontinued pav tae book prces'
consequently his hands ceased and a,
strike All oprncymen barnes makers regues pot
interfere with saia strike BY order
THos. r. DEW President
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r,APPAAN ZEE HOUSE, AT NYAcK, % MILES FROM
city the Hudson r1ver.Ihis bouse wili be re-
opened FIRST class summer boarding houss ios he sea-
son. the 10Th Thefhouse has all the modern I'm,
proyements md is in one delightful locations on
the banks OF Hudson; line bathing boang and hsning
and accessible and Ave times day Flst
families desiring rooms ior the soieon VIII
apply early 81 West Thircth street FORMER Pa
tronRge solicited.
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sage At Kr6uoED RATES FROM THE OLD

A UsTRALIA-kANGAROO LfSE.-THE BRITISH
~ ipsIAm VIII be Despatched for Melbourne about zss
inst few Ilsser gers IN hfst cabin
MAILER. LORD Il QUEEEAU, los Wall street. :
HroTIcE-TUE SAILING or TIE STEAMER GOLDEN
IN RULE for San Francisco via Nicaragua s postponed 70
Tuesday, March y, Al ncon d. ~ CAR9iNdroN, Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
0"hV'
Approved Nov. ., 1855.

An act to amend section thrty.one Of chapter
one hundred aud twenty-six of the General
Statutes, relating to fees Of County Clerks.
II is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. |. Section lhrty.one OF chapter one
hundred and twenty.six Of the General Statutes
is hereby amended so as to read as follows
There shall be paid to the seyersl county clerks
for signing each writ, sixteen cents for entering
each action in the Supreme Court, seventy-kve
cents in the county court, twenty-five cents
for entering each judgment in the supreme court,
one dollar in the county court on trial, hhy
cents on non.suit or default, thirty.hve cents
for each continuance, sixteen centsi for taking
each recognizlnce, twenty-five cents for each
execution, nifty cent, for each writ Of possession
one dollar, for recording each deputy sheriff.
deputation and oath, fly cents for each rule oil
reference or to auditor, fifty cents for fling each
necessary paper, ten ceutsi for each certificate
under the seal Of the county court, twenty-five
cents, for . SUBPOENA ,iI cents for each witness
for attending court per day, two dolars for each
order Of court, ten cents for all records or
copies Of same, ten cent, per folioi Tor all other
services rendered by order Il law or by direction
of the court aud not herein enumerated, such
sum a, the court shall allow provided that 10
all prosecutions In behalf Of The State in the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

An act in amendment of section sixteen oil
chapter twenty-five of the General Statutes,
relating to common schools and school laws.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Section sixteen OF chapter twenty
two OF the General Statutes is hereby amended
so as to read as follows; Whenever, upon per
sona examination of schools, the superlntend-
ent of any town shall become satisfied beyond a
reasonable doubt that teacher to whom GER
tifcate has been granted, is incompetent to teach
or govern his school properly, or setting an evil
example before his school, the superintendent 10
hereby empowered, in his discretion, to revoke
the certificate heretofore granted 20 such teach
er, by filing in the town clerks Office OF such
town a statement in writing, OF having made
such revocation, and the reasons therefor, and
delivering a copy thereof to the prudential com
mttee, and also 10 the teacher whose certificate
is go revoked and every teachers certificate
that shall have been duly revoked, pursuant to
tho provisions Of this section, shall immediately,
upon the filing OF such revocation and reasons
therefor, become thereafter null and void and OF
no effect and such teachers contract with the
school district shall become VOID therefrom, and
il shall not be lawful for the prudential COM
mittee to pay such teacher for any services
thereafter performed as teacher, unless by vote
of the district.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from it
passage.
Approved Nov. 6, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

An act to amend section two Of chapter seventeen
of the General Statutes, in relation to Fees OF
School District Clerks.
IL is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. l. Section two OF chapter seventeen is
hereby SO amended as to read ss follows The
clerks in the several school districts in each town,
shall, annually, in the month Of February, ascer-
tain from actual inquiry or otherwise, all the
births and deaths which have happened in their
respective DISTRICTS during the year next preced-
ing the first day Of January, together with such
facts concerning the births and deaths as are re-
quired by the preceding section Of this chapter,
and shall make an accurate return thereof to the
town clerk Of the town in which such school dis
trict is situated, on or before the first day OF
March and the district clerk, or other person or
persons authorized to perform his duties and
make such returns, shall be entitled to receive
from the treasury of such town. ten cents for each
and every birth and death 40 returned. And the
seectmen of the several towns shall draw orders
on the treasurer Of their respective towns for the
payment thereof, 10 the aforesaid clerks. And il
such person shall neglect or refuse to make the
returns required by this section he shall be liable
to fine OF not less than FIVE dollars for each neg
lect or refusal.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved Nov. 8, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
An act to exempt the Proceeds Of certain prop
erty from Attachment by the Trustee Process
II is herebv enacied, &c.

An act to exempt the Proceeds Of certain prop
erty from Attachment by the Trustee Process
II is hereby enacied, &c.
SIC. !. No person, company, or corporation,
except as herein otherwise provided, shall be
liable or chargesble on any trustee process, on
account of any sum due or owing to the primer
pal debtor for any property sold and conveyed,
or delivered by him, which was at the tune Of
sale exempt from attachment and execution oy
the laws OF this State. Provided, nevertheless,
that so far as the principal debtor at the time
The trustee process was commenced, was the
owner Of other property OF the same kind as
that sold by him to the person, company OF
corporation summoned as trustee, exempt from
attachment and execution by the laws OF thu
State, and so far as such other property wai
fees from lncumbrance for the purchase-money
thereof, the provisions of this act shall moi
apply.
SEC. 2. Whenever the sum due or owing tt
the principal debtor is in part for property ex
empt from attachment and execution, and il
part for property not exempt from attachman
or execution by the laws OF this State the sun
exempt from attachment by the trustee process
shall be the value Of the property 80 eXemp
| from attachment and execution.
SIC. 3. The provisions of this act shall no
lyply in any trustee process instituted for tn
covery Of taxes due iron the principal debtor
SEC. A.. This acs shall take effect from il
ssage, but 1t shall not affect any suit com
need and pending at the time of its passage
Approved Nov. Q, 1865
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

An act to legalize the action Of towns in raising
soldiers, and taxes assessed for certain pur-
poses.
II /, hereby enacied, &c.
SEC. /. Any contract heretofore made by the
selectmen or agent Of any town, .having for its
object the filling Of quotas assigned such town
under call for soldiers by the President Of the
United States, and such contract being made
pursuant to, or in accordance with any former
vote Of such town, at any town meeting legally
warned and holden for that purposei and any
assessment OF taxes heretofore made or that may
be hereafter made by such town for the purpose
of carrying into effect such contract, shall be
deemed legal and valid, whether such soldiers
were enlisted as volunteers, or as substitutes for
men liable to draft.
SEC. O. This act shall take effec! from it,
passage.
Approved Nov. s, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

proper, not exceeding two days at time, on con-
diton, that such person or company pay to such
alderman, trustees or bafs, or selectmen, for the
use of such city, village or town, sum not ex-
csedng one hundred dollars and not less than ten
dollars; provided, however that no permission
shall be granted to any person or company, to
exhibit any circus in any city, village or town, in
this State, until such person or company shall have
first paid into the Treasury Of this State license
tax Of three thousand dollars for the term Of one
year and shall exhibit to said alderman, trustees
or bailifs or selectmon, the rrsasurer's receipt
therefor.
Approved Nov 8, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
Approved Nov. Q, 1865.
An act to provide for payment Of costs befor'
Probate Court in certain cases.
:. L...L. ..a.,.J

An act to provide for payment Of costa before
Probate Court in certain cases.
is hereby enacted dc.
FEC. l. When any person shall be Oited on
complaint Of another to appear before the Pro
bate Court and be examined, as provided in sec
ton seven Of chapter ffty-two, and section TWEEN
ty-four Of chapter seventy-two OF the Genera
Statutes the Court may in ito discretion tai costs
for the person so cited, and issue execution for
the same.
SEC. 2. Whom any person ahal bo entitled to
costs for appearance before any Probate Court
on citation issued thsrsfrom, he shall be allowed
one dollar per day for his attendance before said
Court, and Eve cents per mile for necessary travel
to be computed as in cares OF Witnesses before
County Court.
SEC. 3. No citation requiring any person to
appear and answer before any Probate Court in
this State shall be issued unless sufficient ,scur
ty for costs be fret given to the adverse party by
way OF recognxsnce, as is now required in writ'
OF summons or attachment before other courts in
this State.
Sac T. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. g. 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
An act to provide Police Force for Incorporated
Villages.
IL bsr,bu ,DnfIs1 Rf

SIC. |. The trustees or bailitfs, or maj otty
Of them, OF any incorporated village, shall have
power to appoint police force to the Number OF
live, who shall hold their office during the pleas
ure of the trustees or bailiffs Of said village
which appointment shall be made in writing, and
signed by majority of the trustee, OF bail ifs Of
SAID village, and recorded in the records OF said
village and majority Of said trustees or baiiffs
may revoke the appointment OF any or all Of said
police officers; such revocation being made IN
writing, aud recorded in the records Of said VII
lage.
SEC. 2. E,Ch Of the police force SO appointed
shall be sworn to the faithful discharge OF the du
ties Of the office, and shall have the same power
in preserving the peace, in arrsstug Offenders in
serving process in criminal prosecutions, and in
all criminal matters that constables by law now
have.
SEC 8. Said trustees or bailitfs may employ
said police as watchmen and patrols, and assign
to them their duties as such, and agree with them
for their compensation, which shall he paid by
their several villages
Approved Nov. g. 1861
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
Approved Nov. 8, 1864.

An act to amend chapter twenty, section thirty
eight, of the General Statutes, relating to
compensation to be allowed Vermont Asylum
for the Insane.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. |. Section thirty-eight of chapter twenty,
of the General Statutes shall be amended and
read as follows Each town shall share in the
appropriation made in the preceding section Of
this chapter, in proportion to the number Of
its insane poor, IN tie asylum, the expense OF
transporting them at the rate of eight cents per
mile, on the nearest practicable route from their
respective residences to the Asylum, and the
length of time they shall have been there at the
rate of two dollars and twenty-five cents per
week, during the year next preceding the month
of August annually.
SIC. 2. This act shall take efFec. from its
passage.
Approved Oct 81, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
An act in relation to appeals 10 Criminal Cases
IL IL herrhn etlncLeH az

An act IN relation to appeals IN Criminal Cases.
II IS hereby enacted, &c.
SEC, |. II the respondent in any cause shall
hereafter appeal from the Judgment or sentence
Of any Justice OF the peace rendered in any Grim
nal prosecution, the appeal shall suspend the
Judgment or sentence, but shall not vacae the
same and it neither the prosecuting officer or
the respondent shall enter the case in the court
to which the appeal is taken, the said Justice,
after the adjournment OF the court to which the
appeal is taken, may issue his warrant in due
form of law to carry his judgment into effect,
the same as II no appeal had been taken.
SIC 2 Therespondent may in all cases where
the sentence is for fine and cost only, tender or
pay to the justice the fine and coat with interest
at any time after an appeal to twelve days be-
fore the session Of the court 10 which said cause
is appealed, which sums the justice shall receive
and enter on his records, which shall be- full
satisfaction Of said judgment.
SEc. 5. II the respondent shall not enter his
appeal and the same shall not be entered for
aiirmance, the prosecuting officer may have an
action OF debt 10 the name Of the State, against
the bail, upon the recogniuance tor the appeal
from the Judgment OF said justice before any
court OF competent jurisdiction TO ny the same
And the Judgment shall be for such sum az 10
just and equitable which in case the respon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

An act to protect the fish in Monkton Pond
IL is hereby enacted, DC.
SEC |. Ii any person shall catch or take any
fish in the waters of Monkton Pond within five
years from the passage OF this act,by use Of seint
gill-net, snare, trolling, fishing through holes
cut in the ice, shooting, spearIng or any other
way than the ordinary hook and line, he
shall be liable to pay to the town of Monkton
the sum Of five dollars for each and every fish SC
taken, to be recovered on complaint of grand
juror before a justice of the peace, with costs Of
prosecution.
SEC. @ This act shall take effect from it
passage.
Approved Nov. 8, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
Q
Approved Nov. Q, 1865.

An act in amendment of chapter eighteen of
the General Statutes, entitled "0f Public
Burial Grounds and their enlargement
II /, hereby endeted dc.
SIC. l Nothing in chapter eighteen OF the
General Statutes, entitled " OF public burial
grounds and their enlargement" to which this
is an amendment, shall be construed to allow
the burial of any deceased person on the grounds
taken, as authorized by said chapter, within
twenty rods of any dwelling house on adjoining
lards existing at the time of such taking of
land for the purpose Of enlarglng or establishing
burial ground as provided in the act to which
this is an amendment
SIC 2. Section fourteen of chapter eighteen
of the General Statutes is hereby repealed.
Approved Nov. g. 1865
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
Pnp7ubV'
Approved Nov. 0, 1865.

An act IN amendment of section niney-six Of
chapter twenty-five Of the General Statutes
II is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. l. Section ninety-six of chapter TWEEN
ty-two is hereby amended to read as follows
II any town shall neglect or refuse to appoin t
such trustees, it shall DO the duty OF the Treas
urer of the State to retain the proportion which
may belong to such town, and shall annually,
previous to the first day of March pay to the
treasurer of such town the interest on the same.
SEC q The Treasurer Of the State is au-
thorized in the collection OF the United States
deposit money, loaned by former Treasurers, to
adjust and settle the same as may seem for the
interest of the State.
SIC 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage
| Apuroyed Nov Q, 1865
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
Approved Oct. 81, 1865.

An act ia amendment Of section two of chapter
twenty three of the General Statutes, entitled
"OfInstruction Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind. "
II is hereby cnaeted, &c
SEC. l. The second section of chapter twenty
three Of the General Statutes, is hereby amended
so as to read as follows: A sum not exceeding
four thousand dollars may be annually drawn from
the Treasury Of this State, by the Governor, for
the benefit Of the deaf and dumb, and sum not
exceeding thirty-fve hundred dollars may, also
be drawn by him from the Treasury, for the ben
eft Of the blind, TO be appropriated agreeaby tc
the provisions Of this chapter.
Approved Nov. 9, 1865.