New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
TEN GOVERYORS.

This Board net Yesterday afternoon at the Rounds,
PresdeIt Il. i. PiNcKrEY IN the cnar ana AL toe
emhele present except Nr. TCwnseud The usual
reuuiZition- from the Warl-ns and Physicians were
passed snd the mir uies read and approved The
President announced the following as the Standing
Committees for the year L Or:
Rel Hopitai-Mersrs BrasninshsaseD Lynch and Gun
Their.
on, C,ze,erp-messrs. Gunher Oliver and Maoney
CRY PTtaE-n.ssTs W. T. PM uey, Dugro, and attn
Colored howe and CoOed OrpaGn A'yi""-As'''A DHsi'
CeEjeTene.OMess1s. Oliver Lynch snd smith
EcrTts-heE.Is. yneh Sinita, and Dn1ro - -,
l,iand smdirs BottOI.-Messrs uunther Lynch and
ignate 1..ia~-Se.Ss ". T. Pinkney Breueuinshausen
CatJoor POcs-se.sr.. Br,uenasbauen, sOnsy and Gun
Peanfiary-Slessr. Dugro Towus.ud and W. T. PiDkney
SSia,ie.-messi T. wnsend smith srd iru. nAghaassn-
stO'ssMessr- Smith Lynch, and Oliver. 49,,
SSIpiie'-Mesr. MslOney W. 7. PinLney, aud Braenns
Tinanee-Me.srs. Lynch, Oliver and Guntber
A communication was received from Warden sutton,
Of the City Prison appointing John KellOck and Mich
eias Msher, deputy keepers in the place OF Edwin
Smith and Jas. Brown, resigned
A CON unDeaton received from the Chairman
OF the Al,ns-H,use Committee, stating that he had
tran, feIrto go inmates OF that institution to the
| " rk. Houre but he Warden of the WOrk-House re-
fused 10 receive them. Mr.. SMITH stated that he had
tai Ell this step account Of the crowded state OF the
Aims House. The subject referred 20 the Com
mttees of thOse two Institutions, to arIanL the mat
A bill was presented for 1914 for bricks used in
binding the Island Hospital, certified rs correct by
| Mr. Wslnsley, the Warden Of Randalis Island
Mr. w. Il. PISKNEY glad that this matter had
come up, il showed how business was transacted.
great deal OF evil might arise in consequence OF eaen
of the members ordering articles He contended that
ii should have been upon the regular requ'sltlon or
upon private requis ton. The mstter should have
been advertised and contracts received. II was due
10 the Board that all subjects should before thsm
Mr. GUETHKR moved that the bill be paid, which
was carried.
Two other bills for s33 and $40 for lath, for the
eame instat,On were presented and referred 10 Com
mittee on Island Hospital.
Bills TO the amount of 1890 for wines, cigars and
Refreshments ordered during the pact year by ndivd-
ual members o. the Board, were presented, and re-
fe1red 10 the Committee On Supplies, with power 10
pa, These bills of old date, aud all contracted
prior to the resolution limiting the appropriation TO
| $3.50 tor ref estmeuts for escn member.
| Mr.. W. I. PISRSEY offered a resolution that no
bills he paid excep, those for the regular requsitions
/ as rarsed 10y the Board al a regular meeting, and
| signed by the Finance and Supply Committee
! AGcpted. -,
| The Finance Committee offered a resolution that
from and after The let day of February lns the Pres
dent aud Secretary of the Board be directed to draw
for aid cause 10 be deposited in the Shoe and Leather
Bank all sums OF money belonging 70 the Department
| and the account with the Mechamcs BANK De
| closed on the above date.
Considerable discussion ensued upon the subject, the
motive for changing being that the Shoe and Leather
/ Bank would be convenient. Laid on the table
| until the next meeting.
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