New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
support of the District Schools.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. This Board me

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS his BOARD met
this eyening-Alderman Waterman in the Chair
The Nayor as Chairman Of the Special Committee ap
to aud report the proper construction 10
be placed upo the School Law presented it's report Ihe
document favor the principle that the Trustees OF the
Schools in the Wards empowered TO establish
Schools whenever they mag consider such to De n'cessa
and that the Board Of Supervisors are bound 10 und
for the purchase and the erection OF school houses
yhen Do and made The principle opposed by Alder
man Woodruff aud Tillcu, the minority members OF the
Committee, who consider that appropriations can DO made
BIZ the Supervisor. those designated the
Of the financial year The report signed BY the Nay
or and Aldermen Lee and Briggs the majority members
A debate arose in which Aldermen Woodruff, Scoes, Wa
teran the Mayor and Others took part The Report and
Resolutions finally adopted by vote Of 10 TO Alder
men Rawson and Tillou ard the Recorder being absent
The bill Of Judge Ingraham was ordered to be paid
resolution offered by Alderman Scoies providing
that 81 per day shall be allowed judges for experimenting
the drawing OF jurors and thar the Judges Of the County
Court be employed in rotaton-carred aud the Board al
journed TO Tuesday
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcE.-Beforc
s. Rapelje Esq James Bennett and VIM. Williams the
two seamen belonging the sch Harp accused Of muny
on the recent voyage Of that vessel from Para South Ame
ca examined yesterday The principal witness against
them was named Dickson who stated that Will
la presence of Bennett three several OCCASIONS
pressed an intention OF killing the officers, and the l7th
November SAID they carry their plans into effect
that night They had loaded pistol with ammunition, also
two sling shot, and other weapons Williams said that they
would call the forward when would kill him and
the Others throw him overheard They would then 50 aft
and Kill the captain He said he knew there were 600 doub
looms on board killing the officers they would send
down Of the sails and pars and steer for Savannah
Charleston; and when within miles of the land take
the money aud leave for shore the boat first sinking the
vessel THE captain stated that there but $500
board) The fully committed
CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge kENT......Sev
sral uquests TAKEN and the adjourned de
INDIAN AFFAIRs.-We clip the following items
of frontier intelligence from the Arkansas inelll-
gencer of the 4th instant:
ohm West has been parloned
a correspondent at Fort Gibson informs s thar Moses
Albery, rh- murderer Of Long, citizen Of the United
States arrested the Cherokee patroe the
northern part Of the Nation He made defence, and
shot down BY tle patror He Will be down hi,
State for trial under the intercourse law.
The Cherokee authorities using all their -sertons
carry ont the treaty stipulatlons on their part
We have received letter from the Chckas.w agency
Our correspondent wrses with favorable an,icpaons tie
of the Indian Council that to be held on the 18th
Cash Creek Red Peace plenty and con.
prevail among the Chickasaws
DEAFl OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER.-JalntS
Justice aged lO2 years soldier Of the Revolution and for
d y-ars resident of Fayee county Indiana died Con.
nrrsyille Tuesday the 10Th of last month
u Harrison Lindlev, son OF the sheriff of
Orange county Indiana accidentally shot himself tn. 9th
instant and died instantly.
u The Annapolis Star announces the death Of
Major Henry Hobbs Examiner General of the Western
Shore of Marsland in the lOth year Of his age.
q The Editor of the Newton Bucks county,
Journal speaks Of second crop of apples, The of wal
nuts from Dr. Jenks orchard