New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Common CoUNCIL.-At the meeting of
the Board Of Aldermen on Monday evening, resolutions
were adopted designating the Adrey ey and Star as Cor
porson newspapers in addition TO the Freeman and Eagle
previously chosen directing Chief Of Police TO put police
men on duty from sunset sunrise and that they the
emblem Of their Office when on duy that Police Districts
be divided day and night beats that the salary Of the
Clerk the Board OF Assessors be fixed al $780, aud the
yearly compensation Of the keeper Of the City Hall ct $500
AID Taylor adverted to the annoyance occaoned on Sun
days by the crying Of newspapers in the Streets and ex'
pressed desire that the nuisance be sbsied. No schon,
however upon the subject The business Of the
evening was almost exclusively Of local nature
BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-This body met
Yesterday afternoon Cyrus P. Smith, Esq, President in
the Chair Ard full Board. The COMMITTEES to whom was
referred the several Of arranging the salaJ Of
City Superintendent and providing for the care OF the
School DEPOT recommended that The annual sasry OF The
City Superintendent be $1,000, and that suitable person
be employed who shall take charge Of DePo keep NE
books Of the Finance Committee and ender such clerical
assistance may be required Of him rom time TO ume a.
yearly salary not 20 exceed $3.50
The Committee appointed bys resolution Of me Board
TO report the amount Of salaries which in their opinion
should be paid Ihs different teachers IN the Public
Schools submitted their report: The whole amount 70 oe
appropriated for the year SS56s2 H. being small
increase over year They recommend that the sum OF
be set apart ngenI purposes thereby leaving
OF 7S2 be applied to teachers wages making
an increase Of S7 H. There being necessary increase
of teachers ell whom must be paid from the spPorusn
meut now made the means limited and the amount sine
therefore the Committee have deemed properto appy me
surplus 10 the most urgent and recommend me az
ANN Of S9 SOC be sppOuOEed 10 me respective
SCHOOL,, The Report further states hat The amount Sc
apsrt for Set DOL purposes entirely inadequate 10 meet
Increasing demands which mostly originate rom the yearly
addition OF the number Of children 70 the Schools ana
ecoepds that this be represented 10 the proper
authorities hereby causing some seton 10 90 AAea 10 mo
premises The Report concludes thar IL moi N me power
Of the Committee TO recommend greater increase OIL
teachers salaries 81 the present lime. Adopted
The Special Committee Rules and By Laws Tor ne
Government Of the Board made their report through the
chairman Gen Duryes, which was read, taken up by
,s,t,ops and severAly sdoptsd-soon AFTER which me
Rosrd adjourned TO the frAi Tuesday Of April
THE NAVY YARD.-The following petit
ton in relation to the erder excluding visitors from
NAVY Yard Is now in Of circulation for sigma
res II Is directed TO His ExceLeney, The President Of
the United States
~. ,beupdersigned CITIZENS OF New-York and Brook
-, ,ssrecfully represent that have ever egineed
80, interest II the Uned States Navy ard located 70
- I.sf named city, and that our wives and dangnefs
rave heretofore been pernted 70 seiy v1I ptloe -
,oyks and improvements thersin made, or ~ pro
hal uru recently this has been Away. Aecoresa -
ia uhort hudranee or s1on uul ihat lne.e o.r
81 riviieges sre now denied US AMI that as conon.
- 49, iyeuted and aggreved by the arblra'y PIocecI
mes OF The COmmsndtnt OF The Aforesaid ara 'nAs
knop of no rtasnns, nor co we neieNs 10 lue s -,
vhv greater restrictions should be pisced upOu
"a man upou he abi;Auls Of otnfr places he
rrrf oils are locaed Why We ere oes mas @''