New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

Of tie Bored held en- ruesdsy. s,sorS DaApxa -.
the chair.
Som. rou,in. bushes. having BEEN di.po.ed o. the nathan,
dispute between this Board and the COmmsisnsn ef &c.,
ton taken up, and the folio wing pspers re.I
To TA< Hon g. ropiasek, Pyeudssf Of tie Bos,d Of On.
SIN: herewith present to the Commsouers Of Iusss
statement Of tbs account Of the Aim. hoo.e D.psr-ss
specvs Of interest. and without asy charge Previous % i
d s7s7ls u.s. which account respectfully ysa ID
x. Ss,s's 3. s.% demand :ss:
tie Board Of Governors and ther.o,e in ts,r s.h M
i.s.s u he amount due ibis Department. TIE s.% az
b. NO a.eS,. sSOu, sod a.. ih.i 10 obstacle viii
the vsy Of psyip amount sufficient 10 & ~
pa u me me-, eonr.nesi 70 Sad... the scsSun 70 H.
Of this the Board viii be rsa to esivs
been thrown the city By inability to meet nses' d
m.nd' SP0D your C0""i''0'' 9 DRAPER p,....,
Dec ~ '' From The N,w.Yort Herald Dec. S '''A
ConsIssiosE,s or EAi:tAI,os-Dnryrs WITS rss
on behalf Of the Aims House Bo- urns the claim Of ss
sS.S to .. s sss u: o 4. nd
ers the Commissioners sad they did not wish ~roas
M c.ssn .,d he letter Of Mr. Draper wa, ul.t.Vr.
sentaion Of the facts Of the dpae The claims Of the two
SSS md the dos "a hey a q
postpone the decsiopor what reason the public coui Judge
Il maney unfair to give e1 psrse statements to the pub
Pufdy ,oot the same ,isw Of The case as loolsaca
man 20 ksep up his reputation great wAs He
efficient public officer but that would not justify him n mys-
tying question so As to create t''e impression on the public
Mr. Curtis inInated that Mr. Draper may have been u.
that document to ensh,en them - 70 their claims
oh S,,@ IN .ss the ss
~r0ns'aiy' Dsc.xsra 49, isX
DEAR srn: VIII you inform whether the fses. are -
MI Carsan reported to have stated In The Herald q yeer
day Have YOU COUNSEL under Instructions or otherwise
applied for or obtained the postpouemert OF the case In ha
ton between the Board Of Commissioner OF Emigration and
the BOARD ofoyeors The Board Of Governors would Ike
to be informed whether the reference agreed upon between thu
parties tn oush their legal representatives: covers ns ennte
suits instituted and also wasths, the ds'os
in the referred TO vii be unlimited 70 0.
present rendered not Your .1y reply ass
able. Your obed't servant. s. DRAPER, President
W. NJ. EvARrs esq. NJ "a ,ss
DEAR sra In reply note Of this date iucosns amp
from The Herald newspaper have that am not aware
Of slightest foundation for the statement OF MI CAssn
s.ys hs om Mr. psTn any n@.Oa
have dOte, doing anything to postpone decision
There Ia. reference .Teed upon. in the pending
JSdss as the referee The the r.muaoa
Of many items Of charge on each side necessarily goes
Since the reference have made every effort expedite the
cause and used effort to have the cause eIsus
examination book. the two Board By their eeIs. z
shorter Of %ssSa o. S. Sas proposed By
for the Commissioner Ala Co, r,t Il ssa oss n, ana .u
brace. .sms from March, 1884, March 1855 both nelsvs
The amour. IN the second So a, s i 18th a Sc
or .seemen. on aas par, me s SIH
9On Of Emaon rh y. T f House. no, involved
these suits upon basis of the JUDGMENT which may Job
tanned in them have had no naoSs that fhs ssss
would be entirely after the dstsrmn Of one
than he mount included In 1t.
am, very respectfully, your o''disa1 M sersi fy.Rrs
To g. DRArEn esq, President.
Governor Townsend moved that the Document" % entered
on iov Draper said that he indaeren. se.
alluded be wished to 10 seen n a Sss Ds
, Isa board to to the commssOners Of rmsrsen.
The R Pr D Of e.. S
Jonathan Coddinstcn and stated nas M n.sd h he MI
heh formed the organization the Board and entered on M
dus: May served until Dec s. isa ar s:.. sss
and mini %0St ' fully %S"e% with the
h sw tsd Fl.
he sdded fully spprecatng bis services IN hs ~ N
added :, sSy s 70 osos upon the az
Department their high appreciation OF his pubic
Mr. Draper moved the following resolutions and they~es
feo~citten, JONATHAN Coddpston early .,hoa
s0sssu' cherished ire
cut the city which served while living snd honorsd sAeaa
Rs:cire3 That we sincerely ympshi1e with the family rs
tves and friends of the in their men and ten
der TO them appreciation Of hsir affection In THE their oo
Resolrsd That copy OF the foregoing Preahoe 1e
lions he pubshed In the daily papers, and that copy Dc nc
nv each member of the Board Enclosed TO the wdSw ans
family of the deceased
The Board then adjourned.
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