New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

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"a 100 ssSs IL In bo.IS s.rG: message
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spprovsi % xsh ~ ms@orsnds. upon passage q sns
psssissn spirit and that Il retaliation only
This was grave accusation. The Mayor accordingy @
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grounds existed fof the sut The Mayor has seen fur
~ nS~ g sR' Rs es here
Win general history sf the titie.
Ss sasG esnersg :
osnason and covenant running With the land t.st
shall Be used tor religious only Apa s
ward the religions corporation scquescins In the con-
diion applied 70 the Common Council for partial rems
s% Of s ne uss Ss 50 ss or
the rental Of stores Twenty years after this the rens
S e poss Of sSs Interest %
rous 70 convey to Se ts sec cy tOt
ss
Aldermen one year, and without, putting up the
raj sppi.is q it, selling q the city n tns
property for specified sum. Tho resolution adopted
By s Ss Sssa Of s%s $ s.Ss Ss .ss p
now in posse sion, or taeir immediate sssgls penane
The ss sns 70 e.
for postoace. Eminent Federal lawyers pronounced
sgsnst the validity Of the title The parties wn0 pabr pbs
highest court gave decision that any resolution psS'e1 IN
Board II aS 4. 9s %
apply to the Common Council In the Autumn OF lseo 10.
araoaon Of al that had before been hS.n 1o
lated having private sale and not public negotiation
Moreover the Mayoris is furuished With evidence that
procure passage Of the resolution and that they
full notice from rst to last of all the equities o.
fair question for the courts whether the resolution
hits friend fool 70 determine the controyersy ana
Of opinion that legally right t1e MsVor
Received and directed to be entered at length on the
minutes.
Alderman wo.man, behalf Of the Committee o. the the
Board of Aldermen on Examining Accounts OF the
Finance Department, presented the following
On behalf of the Special Committee of this Board on
Accounts Of the Finance Department desire to make
pubisked statement Of the city and County debt ems
hating from q subcommittee OF the Committee OF eml-
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years 1883, 1870 and isi, with view Of arriving at
clear understanding Of the present Indebtedness Oi inc
The causes That led to the appointment Of this Joint
Committee Of citizens and city aud county ocas were
sna are ao Of No prelude is
sary to Introduce the subject understandingy 10 yO
Honorable Board constituents, and shall pass at
to the nterrOgatory addressed 70 the CON-
city aud county avoiding all ausOn TO other and pos
sbly graver matters leaving them for future delieera-
ton aud considerations Even this statement would be
withheld from the Board a. deem s9me%nat pre-
being still in abeyance and likely to continue 80 ior
some time 10 come did not the feversh desire OF the
public know the full extent Of the city and county m
Justify such an sha
would be reprehensble on the part OF your Conmtee
To add to the necessities Of the and In further ust
fcat0n OF the COMMITTEES the premature report or rather
explanation 10 rendered an imperative duty In view OF
the that error clearly inadverent, appears In
the published statement Of the Citzens Committee, by
which the large amount Of Is added to the In
debtedness Of the city and county
The items comprising such Indebtedness, as given BY
the said subcommittee after thorough investigation OF
the books In the Department OF Finance and autentca
ted by the subcommittee, are as follows:
FRsT-PUNDED OR PERMANENT DEBT
City-Payabe from Sinking
Fund. id..................... S1 .876.5G 80
County-Payable from ia xation s2,ta6,5s? Ol
Cty-Payable from taxation. Tsl6.36O 10
sECOSD-TEMPORARr DEBf
Cty-Payabe from assessments
for opening and improving
streets aud Doulevards". 80. .sll.S2i.soO ~
THIRD-REvESUE BoHDs
Cgty-Payable from ia 1ation in 1871 s18140O 90
COrnty-Pa yabe from taxation In 1s7i..: 4639SU %
County-Speeia (see chapter Ssa OF Laws Of ., -.
o''i-'oVo y"
sts.7oesSs 81
Less amount OF securities held BY the Com.
mssiOnr rs Of the Sinking Fund. $l9,02;, ,063 OIL
Cash In hands OF chamberlain
belong ging to Sinking Fund. 396,20 a
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