New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

meeting Of The Board, yesterday ater-
noon Prosidcnt LITTLE in Tho chair, paper was re-
,civod rom he Srpfomo Cont citing the Board OF
s,o,ia.,t T., gupear before The Court and STOW oanse
ry .aandamus .hond not issue. connecting tn'm 70
anfii certain Dils preferted ny e'-Nh'rE hel'y ~,
serving suhyeAss. notices. &e under Tn, bNcse law"
BIZ P.gDr said that the paper was an nlo IN v,ie,
and that they should employ legal oo1Dsel 10 ueie nv
Boagd IA hc course which thcy had taken IN not ahit
q tie hls as they did not consider them 1 l.s.
Co,,ay CHARGE Referred to the Committee on CiVh
nogt wItn instTuct,ns 90 confer WIN the itE'l Id
wiser 81 The CO0ri.
~ Complicated with the request of TIE Board ih9
Controller submitted his estimates OF the fcSclto niu
Expenditures II the County Government ineiAdhg tht
Metropolitan Police employed IN TINS 'olhly anu .,
,c appropriations required to be made by ihe oari OF
Supervisors for al purposes for and dnlne inc next
nrcs year. commencing January J. 1861; aso The drait
c, gpil.lo ordinance To make Epeh apprVfIiauonT
&c a. gsesato AMOUNT Of appropriations required 70 DC
made ~ cslo dated ~ folloTs .
Legislative. Department. : $50 w
Nv sutise Department. 49, so
isdlsiy. 90 zen ~
~, 3tss3 Is
This Includes s5 C62 ~ for interest on loans PM the
erection II public buildings aud structures %
Cor the support Of the Metropolitan Police and the par
mill STATE tax. amounting 10 81 oeo 10 INC 'oi
troer estimates that during The year leoi sobVo "i
b. rail ed by fees collected and fines imposed by tho
CouIh and $5fis.763 GJ will be raised by , masing
a total OF sjIsfs63 suggestion - made ny tuo .on
h'resfisr make its appropriations without GONG 70 ,o
Ic~isls.ure have them conhrmet-a course OF pro
oeedne not roqrired Of any other county IN The staie
Tho estims'os were laid over 10 be printed.
Upon ihc presentation of petition rom some person
living in the upper part OF the county for remuneration
on account Of damages sustained BY reason OF the jury
rot some discussion onsued, and the action Of The Com
m!loe OF tie Board in adjrdicaing npon the claims
which lad been submitted to them wa severely ana
uadsorted upon. The debate illuminated IN the aaop
ton oi resolution calling upon the Commute 10
nat fnD ror.,r OF tho eases which they had settled
aud the amount paid also the number o' persons e
rovcI by The Committee. and tho compensation gwen
I b. each.
Alssion having been made in come way or othe- ~
Us business Of the Supervisors Recruiting COMMITTEE
Mr. 1wc,,i abiding Ia Brig Gen. HAYS n A. r,o-
yo Marshal ~ that man." spoke Oi tho Je'ent urutF
efias The General had issued, compelling thc 'ouin'i
lee 20 nay every recruit 900 al the time OF hs enis,
m-ut. R,crung had been very lively un'il inc ofdsr
Was Issued bnt since the order. IL had entirely ceased
and now tae Committee nOt getting man a DAY
H. thOlsht that IL Gen. Hays would mind MS own oasi
ness, and leave the COMMITTEE 10 inInd thei'r' w
latter would the quota within Tue time floc
Now the brokers were taxing their men 10 t0nn'ctl'
cut ~ Rhode Island or wherever they could make inc
| most uouey for their trOublc and a. consequence
New. York would lose them. II the Committee waited
"a nay the recruit 500 they would not oct -" -
twelve yo1rs lie was DESTROYS tlas The qnot" s1"uI
ice fA.d aad he beloved hat If Cen nays "ouin Act
| in CONCERT With them, they could RAISE tho quota
vithost trouble. nnd tfat the Government might be
.a,ea tho expense Of the District Provost M,rshals
Commissioners. Surgeons and other employees, In IBIS
/ county Al ietf.
Nr PtppYs desire was 20 lend his ad 10 terminate In
The spced.est manner this disgraceu war and 70 avoid
tho effect Of another dTat He could tell tLese croa
tgr.s 81 the Goyernment-the.9 minions ~ the Admin
.tratou TIA. Newl ork would raise her own men, and
that u was not necessary ~ send here or issue orders
telling to Supervisory Committee how or In what
! manner tloy should sponi their money.
MI IIirIJ took the floor ana spoke ~ the rUmor-
which he had beard OF volunteers being swindled by
the brokers. but he had eysry confidence IN the Com
rl,,ss and did not bellese they Nonld tolerate any
sgonl-do@rs He thought instead Of Gen. Nays being
csnsaFcd he should b. thanked Tor bringing to the notice
of the COMMITTEES tho dongs Of he brokers, and Issuing
A. order that ponld enable tbs Committee 70 remedy
Z tho evil
Nr rirSr spoke some length upon the subject and
.aft that n dozen more Instances whore The per
pe;rAtor. ~ fraud Ind come o. his knovedgo he had
brought % the brokers With round turn and expelled
them from the Committee room With an Injunction not
20 return again. IL impossible 20 Prevent tie re-
cruts from doing what hey pleased with their money
ana bed them hand II over "a the brokers bat
had 10 power 20 proven; H. To day they Lad adopted
new ,yIicm which seemed 90 promise vel yet II u did
DOT cy Rcro bound 20 Try somr Other ran lic r,nn'
dated the charges % ColAs al fraud bc;N cen The
Commit - and tie broker and Invited the m'mbers Of
Tie Board and tLc public generally to visit The head
quarters of the Committee AMI zee how They sLa4cied
business
Afcr further tall o.. matter ~ suhjec' vas drop
ped aid tic Board adjourned until nc1t Tuesday.