The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-09

gals" appears that Peter bought policy number Of
George which turned up twenty shilling hit upon
the presenting the same for payment George refused
to honor the luck" which resulted in Pete getting
OF OF temper and from words got to blows whom Pc.
him in the gutter almost senselsss. However. upon
some marouvsring with an individual In toe star"
pescs Why don't the authorities break up these policy
shopsl
Board OF Hduca tiOn-sIated Meeting.
IsAAc j. JOHNSON. Esq President. In the Chair. \
TIE PsEsrDssr announced that he had received the
ced under the hand and seal ofths County
en- rsr and css uDon ~. Board
to take such action on a. they might deem proper
Several members asked by what authority or ~ WHAT
appointing power the appontmentiwas madei
Mr. R'cH said was not nscesssry for tas BOARD 70
take any action on it.
necessary that We should take action upon It:
Mr.. RloH-I move that Doctor Hssbrouck be allowed
TO explain. The motion was objected 10, ana iurSner
proceedings on II dropped
After desultory conversation, Mr. ALLEN moved that
Several members said the motion and debate was out
Of ordsr-it not an application for admisson-N was
brouck as school Commissi,ner Of the Fourteenth
ard and il tangible motion was not made upon
IT, ordinary business Of the Board should DO proceed
Mr. ELr contended that some action should be taken
he either was or was not entitled to the seat and the
they would be after wards prsclued from contest
ing the right OF Doctor Hasbrouck to take his seat.
Mr. Rich commended that It would be- to say the least
of it, very discourteous TO Doctor Hasbrouck, and .
great injustice the fourteenth ward been
this Board dismiss the matter 80 summsrily; thers
any doubts ofths authenticity Of the
the dies ofths once and ASCERTAIN il il was gsnuips or
Mr. FnAxya, the 10Th. moved that il should be 70.
fsrred to Special Committee. The motion second.
cd and the ayes ard nay called. IA voted in the sr
native and in the negative Tho motion was carried
bill Tor repairs Of school house In the 7th ward,
Jamss STREET Sehooi Hour. Report Of committee In
favor ofths payment Of s's a. or aiOg up the school
and the amount ordered to be paid.
TAs M Ward Report and resolution Of special com
Chsnmsn. adverse TO the purchase Of site and tho
erection Of school house In the 18th ward vas read
Mr. n'ca moved that it be laid the table until the
lah Ws,d-Report Of same committee, adverse to the
building Of a new school house in the l2th ward.
Mr.. EMAaEr said he had word to say the subject
orgsnizs new school, for they hal before Organised
cient in it, The trustees had examined
the and they found that there was sccommo.
piethey thought they had right put this school
the footing the other schools the ward The
Mr. Mason said greet deal Of merit and the thanks
the Board due 10 the gentlemen Of the committee
for the pains they had taken but in his opinion they
wandered from the question referred to them. and he
Thought the report should b sent to select committee
to enquire into the facts contained In the memorial Of
the trustees and commissioners.
Mr. ELv supported the report.
Mir sKipMoKE vindicstsd the committee snd explained
Mr. ALLsN IN favor Of sending the report to So
lect committee, in cider that the Board might have all
The question to send Il to special COMMITTEES wa: then
put and carried and Messrs. Msson Rich and Wheeler
The Pa6iic School soeittyThe report Of the special
connittes on the question between the trustees Of the
h ward schools and the public Public School Society,"
The .appsrfionm.nf Fund olution BY Mr. Mason,
that the Common Council deposit the
for the support Of common schools the credit Of the
commissioners Of the different words pursuant to the
On section OF the act of 1884, together 9l7OO
ihsespsn.es ofthis Board-Adopted.
The Pubie School Secisf,t--A communication from
the Score airy Of the Public school Society," answer
resolu,on Of this Board enclosing report OF the lots
purchsseds this number Of schools created May,
1874 and the expenses Of erecting same was received
MIR EMMEr moved that Il should be referred together
ois,y former occasion, to special committee II
found. however, that The former report was not
signed and wa: ordered to be sent back TO the Public
Board adjourned.
The Buffalo Eaprsss Of the oh inst, ssys that the
whole eleg rsph line between that city and Albany Is
expected to be in operation in the Of lew weeks
The upany are driving II forward with all practicable
despatch The delay has arisen from want OF wire.
It's obtained from two mills only In New Jersey,
and one IL Connecticut and the demand for the
lines has been great that could not be supplied
The trial Of Milton Bnnan for the murder OF hin wife,
ny poisoning came on At the session OF the Oyer and
week Tho trial occupied day ., witnesses being
examined for the prosecution. Tho jury after being
out 10 hours could mot agree and Se'e discharged Ths
The Concordia, (.a) IafeLixeneer says 1000 wagons
Of have crossed the Mississippi vicks6urg
within the last six hs. bound West averaging six
Persons to wagon. Addto this the number that have
crossed 81 Memphis and other intermediate points a.
Grand Gulf Rodney. Nstchez and the mouth Of Red
River. and idea may be formed Of the extent Of
emigration to Western Louisiana and Texas
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