The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-06
Board OF Supervisors.


The Board Of Supervisors met last evening in the room
Of the Board Of Aldemcn-Recorder Scott in the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting were read by Mr. Va.
bill Of $4a for money paid in the discharge Of his
Official duty by Mr. Patterson late District Attorney was
bill Of Sal 81 presented from Stephen Eusts for
months salary, porter at the Court Of Sessions taking
The Supervisor othe 18th ward denied the right Of the
Court Of Sessions 70 appoint such an Officer and place the
bill
the Mayor for expenses in bringing John A. Canter from
Boston to th: city Y, %, Ordered and allowed
ordered to be published in the Globe.
AID BENSON moved that il be published in two papers,
and in the two that would do the cheapest This
lost however. SSH .rm
The bill OF the Coroner for the quarter ending March
3lst amounting to $S4 was presented and referred to
the committee on county officers
The Committee Taxes reported that they had re-
ceved number OF petitions from persons for relief from
taxes They reported adverse to relieving from tax,
Thomas Mccarthy, Rodney Locke, Zakariah Tenny,
Methodist Church Joseph chamberlain, Leonard Gar
ret Martin Terhune, VIM II. Yam. The petitions Of the
following persons for relief from taxes were granted
Wm p. Tay lor, Erastus Lyman g. Il Jones, David Bar
nett, Frederick Wallace George w. Phyfe Frederick
Snow, Jane Templcton, Manhattan Gas Light Company
The Board then adjourned to meet Monday evening
next at O'Clock. - -
MYSTERIOUS observation-disclosures MURDER.
The Herald, published at Camden, Ouachita
county Ark gives account Of the sudden and ster
disappearance Of Mr. H. N. Bsrstow, principal CON
the Choctaw Nation tappears that on the 9Th inst Mr.
Bsrstow left Camden, in company with Of his agents.
rs niles where he expected to meet the Indians but
finding they had not arrived there NE started the next
ms he on
the Smsckovcr, crossed the creek and put up with
Maj. Wright where he remained until the next morning.
Early Friday morning. the 10th inst, he started back
TO the creek and in the Of twogor thre hours his
horse returned tc wrights and appeared to have been
the boots and spurs Of Mr. Barsow tied the pummel Of
wen Of the agents q Mr. BsrstSw that he was way
1--WE children at Cleveland, Ohio A Mr.. Clearinghouse
ieff Camden on the bt to take charge Of the emisraon
was being made for the body Of Mr. b. and as the creek
was falling, was thought would be recovered.-N o.
Picaynre, .qprii24 y .ss., 4. i. ~ ~.
IMroRrAsr ARREST Officers Mckinstry, Bcebe
and Hamilton arrested in Berca, on Monday night
The notorious Capt James w. Pollock well known from
The Lakss 70 he Cult he was last fall in Wheel
sg. and The plates Of The counereits on the Planters
scssrssd. Sncc then ne has been dodsnr ofsceS
until thS y6ilant McKnsry and his associates secured
hin Or wssD:sa;y morning nj he was delivered over
ea s ne ess
r. wa sls S
currency nksring entities him TO at least cashiership
under tie equally notorious Jim Brown.
York q genuine so plates for the Planters. Bank Of
AIabana, at wetmPka, an exact counterpart, Of
except thc words Aiabama and " wctump
kar Tor which tho words Tennessee" and Nashville"
y rss ssss s x
SsSf dia not detect he imposition ani considerable
been on he Esn Of Pollock ever ,cs last l and 4
y b lepsa t4eths WV WOW gSt hsjuat dessrs- t'ssi
fss $~sessv ~Vss s-Ns. ssfet ~ tst N