New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon,
President STEWART in the chair: large nu nber
small bills we're acted upon. The monthly report of
the Controller was sent In. lie recommends TIE
transfer of portion of the appropriation for printing
spd merry be transferred to that OF sdversang,
the latter appropriation being exhausted
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Mr.. TWEED offered the following resolution saying
that he had occasion election day " be witness OF
the courtesy and efficiency Of the police and ne thought
it the duty of the Board TO express their opinion
snSsy.d 70 the General superntenacnt Inspectors Csptss
and Of the Police Department for their eihcsncy In the
maintenance Of order and for courtesy TO the citizens On e
Ercd That copy resolution, be transmitted to ha
General superintendent.
Mr.. PrRDY said he seconded the motion; there hsi
never been heretofore much courtesy and efcsencV
on any election day as that displayed by the Police
Department on last Tuesday He wss glad to hear tina
gentleman make bis motion.
Mr. ELY also expressed his concurrence IN the rese
luton, which was passed.
Mr. DAVIS offered resolution calling the attsnteo
of the Common Council, and requesting them to act IN
reso ution of he Board Of Supervisors to provise
new Court-H In the Park.
MrTwrEp said all this talk about Judge Pierreponts
resignation ard his letter was sheer bombast and DO
had heard enough Of II. Before he was elected No
never knew any man 50 eager or who ran around 20
much to get men help 10 get his nomlnaton 40 TIM
came Judge. He used to have an office IN a htaa
garnet down town, where he dld al MS ouGaees, Oh
after getting his Office he thought ne must have costly
CARPETS large chandeliers and every thing covered with
gold. or else he must reign he had never seen -
base letter as that letter Of Judge Piereponts 1t ws
q foul slsnder on every man and woman IN New
York Any an who said that al men and wsmsa
were fast becoming hogs not hit 70 be Judge IN any
Court Because such men have the ermine on thsir
shoulders judically, they think they must have Is
literally.
Ths resolution was referred 10 Committee on County
Courts -
The report of the Board Of Estimate on the poics
expenses for 1861 wss read. The total amount Of ss
tin ated 1renses 81 6S 0p TO which Is 10 De Addse
s2l1 4J0 for expenses IN Brooklyn.
After other unmportsnt business, the Board sd-
ourne6 to meet next "Wednesday at O'Clock.
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS. =
This Bos.d met yesterday afternoon At NO. Bend
street Simeon Drsper, President ~ the enar ana Al
the members present. ..
disposition of communications, lengthy repeu wss
prese nted by the Committee OF the Whole, from whoa
we Id ke the following abstract;
awe 36l persons male aud female have been trans
ferred 10 the Work-House on BLACKWELL Island -
yssrsnf and disorderly persons. Oft total number
1856 were eomui ted orce o. twice, 81 four times -
five tjmtr y fix times, II ten tmes, itteel tirs
II twenty times, II thirty tunes dity times sixty
ts es ard hundred times lie were males and
~ females.
The following resolutions were adopted at specia
meeting of the Board the 5th inst, relative TO the
deeease Of DR. Coyi for many years physician TO the
City Prison
Reached That the Commissioner lean with much rss tee
Death Dr. John Coy Physician AZ the Cy Prison. whose
faithful services ior many rendered him valuable effect
Reotsd Thst the sympathy i Board b expressed 70 bs
relatives and friends and placed upon the record tho Deplt
meut
Rsolrfa T IN confederation bis long service vel
bis p.crny condition the funeral expenses be paid by
this depeItnefa
R'oird That the Commissioners win attend the aasr.i -
the deceased the 9th inst
The Commissioners in their investigation of persoss
confined in the City Prison have 10 many Instances
found lunatics awaiting examination beforetas proper
Suthon les previous TO their transfer 70 tue Lansnc
Afylum Oh Blsckwels leland, and who a-s Justly
cbargssble 10 aid liable TO the care of the Co
eIs OF Emigration and CORES condence submitted
presens evidence Of the lust cause OF co splsinL
letter from Dr. Snons staies that Nsry Rnsse landed
from h ship Emerald lac, 10 Sepiember 1889 ard
MsIgare Cr1oee landed tbs 3st 0ctc bes irou sAs
slP mrsise, went from the City Prison 60 the h,us
&c AsJ .uni.
A !ssssr from My. Draper n We pyssaas o. Ne