New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
pn.pn or ALDERMEN.
WEDNESDAY,. May lO.-Ald NArH.S {. ELY f'''''eh''
in the Chair.

WrpsEsp., Nav IO-Ald. N,rE.S c. Ely. President
in the Chair.
On the Trinity Church-yard and Abany-S'. reports M
B.,sI Nc 'sI; ,ss o mort, ~ fS .dfSue he minority re-
yor- ~ Ad Drale This lost ty vote of iot5 .
All Mo11 then addressed the Board oOnttndng that 70
.ny e r. Te s .sus ss sf M s s "sd R aau
.hpr noh side, the increase Of such within iew year,
sIs'Sh .Isas IL. outss e.sd % for he da Hs bow -
3 v6d,5 S3s is ssa.v;d ia the smelly Sa'
taver Of HlnFins Sn' s p6 r az a. ass IN saSins
ths he referred the de GRAFTON BY Trinity Church herself from
r,o uiicnsy he said ha' bis SEaSa Aay hoad .ssi
n .pd The Church he doubted q that nton.5y
soldiers burid there On 90 .sser ne S % s 49, ~
busd durps The struggle The aeu1nen N th,s ta &
Ss 10 tine CON isted which she attributes % the
Ad W.xfs,s said he had given this subject an honest
eorsder.ten referring to he probabilities OF "a" ae'o. %
hd i'e aeme to ih oSea. vote sssst cHieno9
Aid DRsXE spoke to some length favor OF the exten-
,sn1 s s aG ff % s 70 bia ' tsn ansi he had
s,vsrs Of what would tol should ne iavt ns
fsI so or. r. he d tSouaeS no. h @ :,
AID HERRIcE conteuded that the extension was ui-
ros.sry and would be ouiss On the community - wen
AID vooRHls conended that the earth belonged to the
yus ard 20 the deed but ~ be hHa sT1t & ] in
II doued much MAJ any 'sySa, @ @ S1 S sy reso- 70 save
H. CIV n m n.e A. for in rny Charchyar
he misplaced aud he socd iha II 30 VA. M hd he
ol ru inscription fniemsncr ~ ut2n
siy there and thai the church would NOT FORGE t'
AIa kTfTY sad thnt as Trinity Churchvard had been
l. cur ed a., as place Of S% ne % h. S. ,s' d the ID i g. %
h. C'y scattered to he four wind Of the ha-ns 20 @
sfsy would have him mske rond Church
Aid CHArScEY sad he intended to have east silent vote
and d'Pod where hsy would he IN moro '"' he was against
Acr further discussion tc report aims; the extension
IEAS-Sd brown, Wiiaas.u, Blunt, Dsr5 Heasse yo2r
iNIYS-Ad Woodwasd Tucker Chmncey Lord, Tucker MOI.
Drake-7.
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
meeting Of the Board was held yesterday ut the County
Joas WHIrr' Alderman elected from the Filth Wari
appeared ard iook his seat member OF the Board - -
The following bills were ordered to be pail; r. b.
Fis6 s B. wyekea 5 Is john ,IcNanec ~ Michael Henry
=. IS fT.nS'c e W. NTS'Hss hss :. .s,e % Hrs a ~ -
smith Lord o5i G A. Van zandt $50 ~ B. Moore 81
Tie Lunatic Asylum Committee reported tina, the fund
spst building s Lunn Asyo amounted 70 > % ,5l ' On
to 49eo leaving balance Of sl2 60 which remains 10 he az
% es a 5sS s ESi Syus Sse 70 Of T. 10 be- provided for
Accepted AID the Board adjourned I'LL he 18th inst
AMERICAN IxsrirurE-ELEcrIoS or OFrIcERs.-The
election Of officers Trustees and Committees for the
American Institute for the ensuing year held last even
ing the polls closing clock. There were two tickets
in the feld-one Of which headed For President Robert
81. Pel was supported by those who were in favor OF
the Fair Of the institute being held heretofore, entirely
under the controlof the Institute The other ticket headed
For President John Bullock, was supported By those in
favor of holding the Fair of the Institute in the Crystal
Palace The ticket headed by Mr. Pe received 23 votes
and the one at the head o which Mr. Bullock received
81 votos. There were The following is
the successful ticket:
Fre'ideHt. kOBtkI L. FEEL
lROBERT LOvETT,
I1c, Pfesdenfs. ............ D. hEREDtTH REESE,
(LIvINGsroN LIVINGSTON.
Feolrdiag etarv ......... HENRY NEtCs
Cor. Secretary and 4fg,Ht. PETER Is MEAD
IFe0fuTtf -. EOWtRO i BACkHOJsE.
dogmiff-John Bunting George Bacon, n O. Brad.
fora. George Dckey. James X. Smith
IGndgert Qf the M fnnuGi F1irJohn A. Bunting joseph Tor
rev L. Smith Isaac Biuwer William Ebbitt F. W Gels
uhnsr, JT, Benedict Lewis, Jr, william H Edwin smith
JostIh Ccwdn CaIis Cous William b. Leonard, George c.
Mann John Gray william Whifh,ck. John v Tsrke, William
{ Arthur William h Sons Jacob {. Parsons Joha v Genin,
r. Durham George Nesbtt w H. Dkeman samuel d.
Beckus
Conmtee On gyicufuye- Bsnss Robert Liyingson
Thon a. Bell. Nicholas Wyekof ID X. Sherwood
xandel jonathan w. Ransom,
Johu DstuIuel, ". " Ditblee, Al ruhom TurnHfe.
Nanuactuyes Sefeaee and fyfsJsmes Rsnwk,
James Mapcs Edwin smith Chaser Coleman Joseph w. San.
dersou
Dixon. james Hall. John W Chamber Henry Meigs
Comparatively SchoGs James H. Titus Linus
". William ii. Browne ; X. Coustock
ntf on Lock T