The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24

Report of Committee on Finance-In favor Of refund
pended BY them for music ut the funeral obsequies Of
the late Major Gibson; referred this evening.
Report Of Committee ON Fnance-In favor OF allowing
two hundred and fifty dollars TO each OF institutions,
New York Eye AMI Ear lnhrmary and New York Opthal
mic Hospital; referred this evening.
Report Of Committee Fnance-In favor of appropri-
atng five hundred dollars for the family Of James cahll
recently killed while acting as Policeman referred TINS
evening
The Chairman OF the Committee of the Whole, aso re-
ported the report in relation TO
ing Broadway between Fourteenth and Forty second
streets with black pavement referred November IA, p
36l be adopted without amendment.
Report OF the Chairman of the Committee OF the
whole-Recommending that the report 81 COMMITTEES on
Fire DEPARTMENT in favor Of presenting testimonial to
J. Garside for rescuing the lives OF three persons at
the No 81 Grand street July lst 1884, referred
November To- be amended by inserting tho words: and
also his warrant in favor Of John W. Garsde for the
sum of FIVE hundred dollars Immediately after the
word Garsde, in the fifth line of the resolution; and as
The Report Of the Committee Of the Whole also re-
ported recommending that the report Of Committee
Finance in favor of paying r. A. Tamadge and John An
derson Jr, for counsel fees in de nding George Elliott
in retaining his seat Councilman Of the Thirty second
district Eleventh ward, referred November IT, be
nded by inserting two hundred dollars in lieu Of
hundred dollars, aud as amended adopted.
The board then adjourned
The Board met Ave O'Clock last evening" President
Brown in the chair Alarge number of members were
present. and Fernando Wood, Esq, Mayor elect of New
York present for time in the Council cham
The minutes of the last meeting were read and APP
proved.
A communication from the Board of Education
offered for reading out of order In reply to letter from
the Board Of Counclmen, in which extra appropra
tion for 1854 refused.
Councilmen MArHER and REID said they did not under
stand why letter from the Board Of Education should
be read out Of order except perhaps that additional
500, 900 were wanted by the Board Of Education
After few remarks, the President again offered the
paper for a reading, when the members decided re-
ceving it, The Chairman then said that the reader
would read the paper.
The following
coMNuMcArros FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
The Board of Education respectfully represent
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Education that there deficiency in the apportioned
ppsi
though was addressed to the Common co.ne Without
any from honorable board showing what
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Stating that The said osrshoass had not been saS%sd to
certain mentioned in the 10Th section Of the
the further consideration Of the subject.
that the said 10th and sections 4 the charter
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p h sbanrs Of 'es n
phaslogy othe 10Th section
ort any board Of il /: provided that
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the annual tax the TO
fhe BOARD Of Education further represent. that the teach
lars as Of hsm I %
wages aborer that ali md the payment their
s
without shsr sus class PERSONS important and
nothing Of that large class workmsn whose pay DEPENDS
great extent pon the prompt receipt by their
Of with a. respect for the Board
thate to the Board Of Councmon and have caused this
to be signed by their president and clerk,
Z. c. BENEDICT, President Of Board of Education.
ALBERT GILBERT, Clerk.
some remarks the jugglc as he called it, by which
the reormers of New York induced the Legislature to
Board of Education He offered the following preamble
and resolution
Whereas the Board Of Education have returned to this
cy school year 1854 Without eomp
for aeScenoes be acted on without SUBJECT
them to the scrutiny required when annual aPpropra
animation would be entirely
"a Of be to the
In order that he lay the before the
the charter adopted April Il, ISIS " %
MIR. MATTER said that the gentleman OF the Ninth dis
trict had only assumed the facts be his side On
November 21st, the Finance Committee had asked to be
discharged from further consideration of the subject
and he Mr. Mathcr) had offered resolution then having
for its object refer The whole matter original
and all, to the Counsel of the Corporation If the gen.
teman of the Ninth district would now allow all the
papers to be referred to counsel he would it,
but he would not allow motion to override his and
thus carry the matter.
principle Of the subordinate outside organizations Of
New York to overrule the corporation of the city
10 a MS Oh
Mr.. W. H. SMITH would like to have opinion on the
subject, many of the teachers now wanted their
money.
Mr.. PINcKNEy, Mr.. MArHxR, Mr.. KENNEDY and other
Councimen, took part in the debate; after which Mr.
Kennedys resolution adopted by vote Of 80 to g.
motion for the previous question having been mega
lived by vote of % to IL.
Different reports from the committees the salaries
and offices, the fire department, and other committees,
were presented and either acted on or referred for
third reading.
curb and gutter and otherwise improving several streets
and avenues, adopted unanimously, and the proper
order made thereon.
After some other routine business had been
it resolved that, when the board adjourn it ad
journ to the first Monday in December next"
The board accepted an invitation to visit Randalfs
Island tomorrow, friday, and leave the city at ten
O'Clock in the morning.
The board then adjourned, amidst excellent im
tatons OF cock Growing and other demonstrations of Joy
at the approach Of municipal vacation.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Nov. 23-His Honor the Recorder in the chair,
cosr OF MAPS SURVEY WARD.
The report of the committee in favor of paying bill OF
Daniel Ewens-sl ,5Oo-for survey of the Ninth ward,
adopted
INCREASE OF SALARIES OF SUPREME COURT.
The report Of the committee in favor of increasing the
salaries Of the clerks of the Supreme Court 5000 each
per annum, adopted
The report Of the committee in favor of increas
ing the salary of Harry Berhol crcr and chief officer
the Supreme Court 5000 per also adopted
The report Of the committee in favor of paving the