New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

Tins was lost by about 10 % b1. The wIlolc
III the documents were referred 70 the COMMITTEE
On Foreign AfaTs
.,.v ii.,ar,, az Education.
Tn. new Hoard of Education OF this Cir con-
yened in the Assistant AIdermen's chamber 81 ,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
4 quorum appeared at the appointed hour, twenty
t.yo members being present, and the Board was
ORGANISED.
The Board consisted ct the following Members:
Bar9s .:fs7Ius.
H. Wlipm Gale. The. II. Lefgrtl.
ii. Isaac \. Johnson. I'n ,:s e Doremus
y Francis inll. Buftl> 5kdm.cre
VI. Or. Ilush s~ucGey John iIcMaAon
vii t;crarirs Bo.cs Ella, l. FL.
- MINK SPENCER, DAVID T. Naee f.
Il. Adm HATFIELD. David Fsnns, j,
NJ! A9diew Ia5nsag nos ,,; aGa. Emmett
NtN. Abraham Bell. p. W. Ent..
W. lerard.g.- Clark Xp ,,: sie"@
XVII. Jacob Aims, lIoIato {. Allen.
1lr NicHoLL, OF the FIRST Ward, ~as elected
Chairman.
A resolution complmenting the last chairman,
VAS moAcd by Mr.. CLARK OF the Fifteenth Ward,
and adopted previous to the reading OF the minutes.
The Board PROCEEDED 10 elect It President by
balo,. Mr. LARK OF the XVt1 Ward, having re-
ceiyrd - votes, was declared daily elected and
Acknowledged in i short address the honor done
him.
The old Clerk, JOHN Il. STEWART, was reelected,
and e rules Of tue last year readop'e.
a resolution ordering lhe printing OF 800 copies OF
Manual OF the BoagCi was passed ncpi. con-.
81,
meeting Ina; should be the salary Of lhe Clerk, in
consequence Of the recent increase of his duties.
Reports from Committees of several Wards laid
over from the last meeting OF the OLD Board were
tllen called up, and some confusion occurred in re-
lation 10 them, involving the competency OF this
Board 70 act upon the report Of committees no; ap-
pointed by Itself,
The report from Fourth Ward favor OF building
=chool-house al cost OF $ll,li was first read.
This report contained resolutions IN favor Of appro-
printing ibis sum, so soon ii should be placed in
book TO the credit of the Board.
A Repor, in iavur ohuiidng in Fourteenth Ward
WAS also read The cost Of tie building to tc
81 600.
,lr. QCAcsaxBoss moved 10 lay both Reports on
the table, upon the ground that it entirely UNI
parliamentary In act upon the reports Ola Commit
tee Of the old Board.
Upon this discussion rnnbling discussion took
place Finally the morion was removed 10 make
room 70 another that the Reports he referred each:
to Special Committees; which was passed, and the
Committees appointed.
llr. NicHoLL moved that inquiry he madc why
certain moneys had not bcer placed by ihe Comp
]
missiouers, which was passed. and Dir. Nici!o amd
tao others appointed Committee 10 cary the r.
solution into effect
\ resolution offered to appoint committee
To inquire what claims the teachers OF the Ward
schools have 10 admission INTO the Normal Schools.
Passed, and Air. Wheeler and Two others appointed
tic committee to carry il into effect
\ corunil,ee MAS ordered report ut extra
meetings before fast Monday in July, tie probable
amount 10 Toe raisei by taxation 10 support tue
School System in hs city during the current year.
Mir. EHGs and two others constituted the committee
liNus also moved, tiiai Tie committee ordered io
report ihe Clerks salary, also report upon what
changes should be made IN The organization Of the
Clerks office in order 10 conform 10 the law Of
1914 Carried nam con.
4 committee to rcpurt Rules and HY-aws was
also appointed, consisting OF Mr.. Wheeler, Dir. Rlch
and Mr. Nicholl.
1t vas moved that when tins Board adjourn. ii DO
so 10 meet the 26ll ploX. and carried. Adjourned
NEw-l oNG Annual CoNFEKgNcg.-rhc New
York Methodist Conference convened in the
Sands street Church, Brooklyn, yesterday morn
ing. Bishops uppD'Hc and uANlLINE in attend
ancc. The Conference y;as organized, the regu-
lar Standing Committees appointed, and consid-
cradle progress was made in the regular business
before the body.
g. GnAnA,'s Magazine for July is Just at
hand, fTcghteA with contributions from Bryant,
Lowell Miss scdeaick, Mrs &gourney, Her
oc.i, Pauiding, Penn Smith, &c. &c. We have
never had i game i'll the Country which UNI
iormig showed So brilliant list OF writers. We
,ye crowded badly, bu, must make room Tor this :
THE WANING MOON
81 WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
| W watched TOO luIe the morn is near
One lock at GODS broad, >lcnt shy.