New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

NAR AHOsG TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Laura
II. Gdsr-ievve an e-;iusble ycun. lady. Is or VAS
the Prnnpa of Primary School No. B., in forkville,
h.virg been appointed to that position through
the rfuerc- Of Mr.. Schc-4 Trustee iiibbard. Bg'
there quarrel IN the Board ot Trustees abnG,
ynriousthirgs incutns politics and Appointments Nr
Iibbar,: charged with KuowSothi'gisn, RePIh-
cuisIn anc surdry other herpss and.
;s be STATES, clique Of his opponents, comprising
nsjoriry of quorum Of schcos officers Resolved tnst
TIE Principal Of his appointment must Be removed.
Accordingly they net toCetter, he alleges, with )us
notifying hin bis risnd, pa-sd resolution declar-
M Miss G!ld-rs-eye's plsc~ vacant and tieG pro-
c-edrc To- appoint ser successor Mss luness hand
some young ss then holding position a teacher IN
another school Miss Inhe-s, being notified of the
appointment, went to take possession but the ncur'-
bent had. in the mean time, been advised that her
removal wast.egsl, asd refused to vacae. Miss H.
rr,~ i. is said, then went back to her OWE school.
where she remained whole month and drew her pay,
being also returned for tie period as Principal OF
School No 81. About the lst of tins nioni she again
attempted get possession Of her office "a Pr'nspa
ard following the example of the rival Street COmns-
sioners tie two rosy-cheeked young ladies' seated
themselves in the schcol-rOon, and both assumed the
direction OF affairs.
No sooner would one give an order than It would be
couutermaniel by tie other ami the poor bewi'dered
little children found the 1seives in predicsment very
much ike that OF the city police when the metropolitan
Commissioners ir-t asserted their authority. Il they
obeysd Mis- Inness at the risk Of having their
ncses twesLed by Miss G.lderseeye. end Il they told
up 10 the Gder-leeye word Of command It ~as 1T the
peril of boxed ears from Miss Inness. Mss erslerve
ini it is claimed by her partissns the aivsntsge Of
actual possession Of the books, sd other school be-
lopgrgs, and the sympathy of majority Of the little
ones and their parents and Miss luness wa making
bu, slow progress in recovering what she believed to
be tcr legal rgits. To hurry up things, MIR. Trustee
.Jonn Vance of the Inness party went before Justice
Brennan AZ Essez Market Police Court the 9Th inst,
and entered a complaint in manner following:
That the h Of Eovenb- 1855, Laura H. Glder,ieeSe
SELF inside ,choohou,- No. So and takuI charge Of the
same ,hs having been removed teeslfG oy ,ns o.aa o.
Der; she refuse. 10 leave said school,
The Inpess party claim that tie meeting at which
Miss Giiderslreve was removed was regnr'r ss"teu
meeting; that all its proceedings were legal; that
there Was political feeling in the matter, but the
ouly If removal was charge of ineiciency on
TIE part Of Miss dersleeve and that they were very
much surprised to learn that she had got an iudgna-
ton meeting in folkyile, and great excitement
about her removal which was attributed to political
Vaccinations. Both the ladies' il is asserted are ma
tive born and PrOtrstants.
The examination of the matter was set down Tor
this morning, and proceeded before Justice Steers
Judge Brennan being absent. The young ladies and
several Of their female friends were in Court, their
pretty faces disisured by rownins bro"s and angry
glances.
The sci for Miss Gildersleeye objected to the
complaint that il alleged no disOriery conduct within
the meaning Of the statute but that question was for
the present reserved
John Vance, sworn testified that he i: School Trus
tee and Chairman Of the Board Of Officers; that on
the fifth day Of November he saw Miss Glders!eeve
in the Ward School No. 81, ordering the children
around Miss Inness also there, and complained to
him that Miss c. was there as usual told her 70 try
aud avoid difficulties until action could he taken To
relieve her Of the presence Of her rival Miss q. had
been teacher aud Principal OF the school, but was
not then.
O. Had she been removed, and by whom [Ques-
ton Object ed to by counsel, and objection overruied
A. She has been removed by the Trustees Of the
Twelfth Ward. who appointed Miss lDness in her place.
while speaking with Miss InDess in the school, witness
saw Miss Gilderseeve in the main room, near one OF
the side do apparently giving directions TO the chill
dren going out AID III, at recess; did not hotce her
movements after that, she remained but short
time longer; he had previous to that day, requested
Miss Gfersleeve 10 leave the school, witness desired
10 state that this was one of of acts on her part
but the Justice ruled that bis testimony must be co.,
fined 10 what occurred on Nov. ,.
Witness was asked by counsel for prosecution If the
meeting Ell which Miss Gilderseeye was removed was
reg uar meeting of the Trustees but counsel Tor de-
Tense objected. and discussion ensued, each side
claiming that their client in actual possession Of
the Office and the proper remedy oithe opposite party
by action of quo warranto in the Supreme
Court.
After taking some further evidence, the case was
closed the Judge reserving bis decision.