New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

BOARD OF SUPERvI,oRs-N0Hiay-T new
Board was organized by the election Of the Mayor a.
President and NJ Valentine, Clerk. severalpeutions
for relief from tax were presented and referred. 4
number OF bills from daily and other plpcrs Tor advcr
Using. we're received and referred
Co-oue1s Fsss-The resolution 70 reconsider the
vote 10 reduce the fees paid the Coroner which wa
offered but not passed By the ate Board owing 20 the
then mover and others, leaving and destroying the
quorum was again offered ~ the present meeting. we
believe by the Alderman Of the Thirteenth. some de-
hate arose Aid smith sad he had reason % believe
the Coroner is paid cut Of The Treasury @i0olo
year AID. Manning also stated that the Coroner re-
ccves this amount and that the Coroner hunsei 80
stated to him. but remarked that 80 large sum Would
not occur again owing 20 the Immigrants ncins octtci
cared Tor The was denied by the mover OF the
resolution AID smith thought there ought % be two Il
not three Coroners for the City as al certain times the
number Of cases are great that the Coroner cannot
attend 10 them and he knew instance where dead
body Law & hours before the Coroner could attend 10 o.
The resolution finally referred 20 select Commit
tee consisting OF the Supervisors OF the Eighteenth,
Thirteenth and Eleventh The Board soon aterward
adjourned
BOARD or EDUcAUIoS-Nr7i1V.-The new
Board was organized by the reelection Of Mr. Kelly "a
President who on being conducted 90 The Chair, re-
turned thanks for the honor conferred upon him and
stated At length the objects and importance Of the Board
ofEducaton II VIII be the duty OF the Board TO respect
public opinion 70 expense, end carefully see that
every dollar l. udicousy expended The cost OF sup
porting the schools the as four or five years was shown
and it i less for each school this year than previously.
While economy proper . would be bad policy 20 re-
duce the solow cripple Che GAUGE of tduca-
ton on which Republican principles and the good order
Of society depend In odycrting 20 the Free Academy
the President said il j. rapidly approaching % compile
tou and will accommodate about LODI pupils The
remarks are 20 be printed IN the Manual together with
all laws In force relative 20 education Mr. stewart was
rcappoiuted Clerk some other little business was
done, aud the Board adjourned.
INQUEsr.-Coroner Walter held an inquest tins
morning al IS Wiilctt on the body OF young man
named LILY Dyer who died suddenly Yesterday after
noon in one of Tyson. stages in Grandst On eNamna-
ton Il appeared that the deceased came 20 his death by
disease Of the heart aud the jury returned verdict
accordingly.
PotIcK.-Mary Dublin WIS arrested YESTERDAY,
on charge Of grand larceny m being concerned VITA
William Miller lately committed into custody, OF having
robbed tyo pieces OF cloth from house IN Nassau ~
900. Mary Mullins detained 20 answer charge oil
stealing S60in gold pieces from her sister Augustus
stephens was arrested yesterday by officer Crosett On
charge Of dsotdery conduct aud also tor drawing Ms
knife Committed Patrick Carlson was taken into
custodv on charge oidi4orderly conduct and charging
more carriage than the law directs. Officer Lee OF the
Fourth Ward. yesterday arrested = man named Ioln
Wilson alias Lowly. on charge OF stealing watch
valued al s20, from James o. Collins Committed