, 1862-07-02

quest now in progress will deyelops the facts !
II the case.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD |
OF TRADE.
Consideration of Grain Commissions,
special meeting Of the Board Of Trade was |
held at their ROOMS last evening. for the pur-
pose Of taking into consideration the rate Of
commission charged by members Of the Board. |
G. 7. Wheeler, Esq, President OF the Board,
read the call issued by the members, and
stated he presumed that the meeting WIS
called on account Of notice which had been
issued, offering to sell grain for half cent
commission per bushel, and as he had been
interested in the issuance of said notice, he
requested exPresident ClarT to take the
chair.
Mr.. Wheeler then made an explaaation Of
the Dotice Issued By the firm, Of which he was
mesnher. He understood that commission
men were offering to sell grain st one cent per
hushe1, and be issued the notice in self-defense
He did not wish to cut down rates, aud il regu-
lar prices were established, be would not back
down from them. He referred incidentally TO
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said he would pay no attention to it. The
authcr would stab 1nan il the dark
11r. Randolp ph stated he did not think the
President was justidable ia the course pur-
sued By him. He offered the folio ai1g amend
uent 10 the bylaws:
That the Directors shall establish such rates Of
commissions for ths purchase and SHE Of property
judement are proper and reasonable, aud auy
member violating such rates either in over or
The association' in n,anner aad form provided
A1r. Wheeler made an amendment that every
member be required to subscribe to an oath
that he will not directly or indirectly de7iate
from such rates of commissions as msy be
| established by the Board Of Trade The
amendment vas adopted unanimously.
| Nr. Sykes offered 4 resolution that the
! Roard Of Directors should not approve any
| one as member Of this Board, WHIT should
! not be resident Of, or doing business in the
! city. This resolution Eas adopted unaui-
mous1y.
On motion, by M1. Randolph, it Was decided
that the Board Of Directors be requested to
prepare list Of commissions to be sub
nlitted to the Board Of Trade at meeting ten
would be adopted or rejected.
On motion OF j. n. Sykes, 3 committee Of
twelve were appointed to confer with the
Directors in reference to establishing the rates
of commissions. Tie following were the
committee:
! J. VI Sykes. Z. A1ap}e
| Il, d Honghteling, G F. Gillette
+. u Woc-tt, A Harvey,
| ", v tpe G, Randolph,
Vim. Atchison, Rufus 4a'ch,
o. f. HosEcr. C. J. Magiil,
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
tho 18th.
Regular Meeting oftEe Board Of Edu.
cation.
The regulsr monthly meeting Of the Board
vas held yesterday 1T their rooms on Lasalfe
street. Prcseat-Messss. Haven, Mosely,
Steele, Holden, Foster, Ward, Taft, Pr!ndi.
, Vile, Ryder, Wcntworth, Higgiuson aad She's
han.
] ACslcAI ANp MUSIC TEACHING.
It- Steele. from the Committee, made the fol
lowing report. which, after some debate, wa:
, amended 10 read as follows:
The Committee hsrir:g considered the matter O
employlng !Hu=!c teacne' for the schools, bes
Thai they perruaded OF the importance Q
Srtatsr effort 10 sdyance thia hitherto nes!cctc
u sbt MD hold in common with ether. in h,
Eeguar EysttI Ct Common school instruction; aut
;hey are ds1erFed Ton, z 1ecommsnding the i'1s
d1a!t ADOPTION q Inc hest :nea sures III secure TIL
{ ED by the employment Of regular tn,1-le teach
H., honf dnanca Tbat W az J., se ,, w u ~. stase
nnl ~ tIas o., "a, H. ~ H.e~ u ts
sehpsa nuI cnn.mtten - ;,,,.n II II ,E3aan. "nsu "
ayqu!esee itI the time in the nscgssity Of spen
thiE bra1ch: and Un:fl tho coa5,1ion al of H.. on
11nv rrcnmmendo '~ all @'iuAse toS LILLE pafeoss
/ That il is deeitable fo: all the teachers ts th
} respective schouls whn hare the raqnisir au aif
ea,icns to devote regularly aad faithfully onc ne1
J. fixed br the several principals to giving fnet1u,
e tio the pupils under te!r charge in the scienc
= ard practice Of Toeal music. ....,
teaehers be directed in their future selections
ity 10 instruct IN Eing afd that IN ii c. ses e.
s ao ts2aa SR tSa second
"a comm merdafinn. Iosr~yeas uaFss
~ Nj, Rvaer moved to strikr ont the last mar,
i graph Of the same recommendation. Agreed To-
n yeas s, nays4
~ H. xr,-d t.o., ~ ss- 1o.o xu,.-.
ID and ,onnaa tS tSae ~ osr " W @
r pa - sa s4ae ~ na LIZ u ~ papl ~
:, brarch school bufdipcs: tbs. is three buiidlns
~ with six rooms each tor 411 a25 and one buiIdir
ae with four ROOMS for $3ea5. This left balance
If the appropriation Of $3.50.
:. He also reported, recommending that an add
20 a. ~ e ~ aess 49, ~ eSIvu. sn-tae utae.s =
&" @ o. an - " lnus 1lspsastag pn5 Wien
Y. ar. anCn ~" 1en'eo d. cofI VI s1oo PEI annot
=, 1ouop'eo'
ID AoEh MUSIC. -
,r- Mr. Wentworth. from the Committee On Hi
School, brought before the Board the snbject
ID long Eebate-the came fhat annuallv takes nia
!. en- the st me eubjcct-the whole subject was I
nae- ~ ~ ,ns ~ OIL LIE h'gn oeooot III
u po"e4 ~ oet' .,-,z, ,,--,.,. ,,..,z,,,-
VS. NEW sehoot DISTRICT.
5u Mt HoFe1y submitted the following Tesolutio
Ii which was adopted;
tZr Hssosred, That committee be appointed to &
lect Eultaole location Tor the f1ame school hon
ard Teh aeo ~ ot ~ nEsn