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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
RESOLUTION.

On molon. IL was
Re,td That sI vote, returned cast In Sullivan county
for H. H. Low for the ONCE Of Senator the Ninth senAo.
nal District be allowed Henry Low for that Office that
one vote given In Ulster county for o. Chambers for tho
Office OF Senator In the Tenth Senatorial District be allow cd
George Chambers for that Office that two votes returned
even In Greene county for g. T. Pierce, for the office Of
Senator IN tho Tenth Senatorial District be allow TO Oeo:ge
T. Pierce for that office that vote returned given
Delaware county for C. Stanford for the Office Of Senator
the Fourteenth Senatorial District be allowed to Charlie.
Stanford for that Office that vote returned given Ia
Fulton and Hamilton counties for A. W. Kline for the Office
Of Senator IN the Fifteenth Senatorial District be allowed
Adam W. Kline far that Office; that vote returned 90
rven Saratoga county for w Chapman for the Office Of
Senator IN the fifteenth Senatorial District be allowed 10
0eorae Chapman for that Office that vote returned
given Ia Essex county aud In Clinton county for w
Watson for the Office OF Senator IN the
District allowed Winslow T.. Watson that oaic.
that vote returned given for X Plat for the office
Of Senator ia the Sixteenth Senatorial District be allowed
Moss X Plat for that Office that vot. returned fyen
In Yates county for G. Foser for the Office Of Senator Ia
the Twenty sIh Senatorial District BE- allowed Charles
Foser for that Office that vote, returned given In
Wyoming county for w j. Humphrey for the Office of sena
tor from the Theih Senatorial District be allowed TO VOL
colt J. Humphrey for that Offices that vote returned
cast IN Chsutsuqus county for C. H. Lee for tho office OF
sens,or IN the Thirty second Senatorial District be allowed
10 Charles II. Lee for that Office.
Dated Albany. December u.s. 1865.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW. Secretary Of State.
LUClUS ROBINSON Comptroller.
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER, Treasurer.
w. b. TAYLOR, State EDslesI aud Surveyor
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H. Jones received two voesi Israel Spencer received
vote j. H. Haer received one vote Blank received hive
votes
Ontario CountyJscob H. IIaer received fourteen vOes
israel s. Spencer received vote
Orange Couuty-Blunk received two votes
Orleans Couuty-Jseob Il. Herer received one vote.
OswegO County-Jacob II. uarter received one vote
Rocklsnd County-Scateiing received one vote.
Schuyler Couny-JscOb h. Hatrr received seven votes
Seneca County-lscOb II. HGrtei received one vote
Seuben Couny-Patrick II. Jones received hiee N0Ve'
7. III. Jones received one vote. -
Sullivan Couny-E Ii. Pnney received i've votes.
st Lawrence County-John W Brown received one vote
Washington Couuty-RobeTt c. Dom received one vote
Wayne CounyJseob H. Harer received sx yotesi blank
received .
Wyoming Couuty-Jscob H. Harter received two voiesi p
Yates Counfy-Jscob H. Harter received four votes.
CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEW, Secretary Of State.
LIrCITS ROBINSON. Comptroller.
GEORGE w SCHUYLER, treasurer.
w b. TAYLOR State Engineer snd Surveyor.
STATE Of Neio York We, the Secretary OF state, Comp
tsoe Treasurer and state Engineer aud Surveyor having
formed Board Of State Canvssses and having used and
estimated the whole number Of given for Clerk Of the
Court of Appes at the Oensrs eron he'd IN said state
seventh dAy,o November 1868 according 20 the Ger
tilted statements Of the sad received by the Secretary
Of State in the directed By law DO beey dciermise
declare aud certify that PATRICK BFNRY JONES was, by
She greatest number Of the said election du
State.
GIVEN UNDER OUR HANDS at the Office the Secretary Of
State Of said Stete az City Of Albany, the heenh u
OF December In the year OF LORD thousand elbht
CHXUXCEY NJ DEPEw. Secretary Of State
LUClUS ROBINSON. Comptroller.
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER Treasurer
w. b. TAYLOR, State Engineer and Surveyor
state of Netg- York o.,
SrarE~yNr Of The whole number Of given For
AGAINST rHH ACT CRATE STATE DEBT TO PAY borS-
TIEs At General Election. held H. the said State, the
seventh day Of November in the 1900, wherein The
several counties in which the said votes were given are dis
gnguiEhed
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RESoLU lion.

u
R,olrsd That two votes returned cast in King, Cosn,x
Tor J. w Gilbert for the Office II the judge of m, gnT M,
Court IN the Second Judicial District be soged 10
Gilbert for that Office and that votes returned a. s,rn
IN Kings County for T. Beach for the same olsr be
allowed to Ess Beach for that Office that one xos
returned given In Greene County for H. Hossboom Tor
Justice Of the supreme Court In the Third Judicial hs
allowed TO Henry ogeboom that office that thrfy yos.
returned given In Os~ego County for Joseph Mullen Ia,
Justice Of the Supreme Court In the fhh Judicial Dct he
slloy ed 10 Joseph Muln for that Office " "
Dsled at Albany, December IS, 1865
GhAuNchY NJ D.PEw, Secretary Of State.
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER Treasurer
W. b. TAYLOR, State En- sineer and surveyor
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STATE Of Nsls- YORK. 81,
STATEMENT OF the whole nunber Of votes given for Repre-
for tho Sixteenth Dsict, IN place Of Orlando Kellogg de-
cessed Special Election held In the said District, on M,
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Stnf1 Of Neta \ erk. %.

Ntdte ~ NffE I OK o.,
Of the whole number Of votes given for JUSTICES
oy rms SUPREME COURT IN the several Judicial Distct'
an aid State at General Election, teld In the said stare
on the seventh day Of November in the year 1000 wherein
he several countie, in hch SAID votes given are ds
t;Yg ed.
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Veteran Reserve Corps.
lst V. r. C..............
Co. II, Goth n. Y. va.
Co. !. 1881 do. see.
Co. A, l93d do. .,...
Co. y. 1881 do. .....
Detachment 1851 ". Y. V.
HARDWOOD Hosp. Wash'n
Co. r.. l93d y. Y. V.....
Co. A, goth do. ....
| Us. Gen. Ho, Richmond
| Co. A. 95'h N. Y. N......
Soldiers Rest, Ws,hing'n
! Co. X, l93d n. I. VIZ.
I'D '. r. G .............
| Co. y, 9th U. 5. Vet Vols.
| Go. I, Goth N. Y.V.......
| Co. c. 20th N.Y.S.M.Vols.
| Co. G., l93d N. Y. V.....
Co. q. Goth do. .....
Co. n. l09d do. .....
| bet. U.S.V., Indianapolis
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEw, Secretary Of State.
LUCK = ROBINSON. Comptroller.
GEORGE W. SCHUYLER, Treasurer.
". b. TRYLOR. State En- sineer sud Surveyor.
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Fir,t Ds,nct-NICHOLAS b. LA BAU.
Second Disrici-HENRY r. PERSON.
Third Dstrict-llENRY G. MURPHY.
Finh District--CHARLES q. CORNELL.
Sirth Distnct-ABRAHAM LENT.
Seventh District-THOMAS MURPHY.
Eighth Disthct-EDMUND g. SUTHERLAND.
Ninth Disfrict-uEkRY II. LOW.
Tenth Disuict-GEOHGE CHAMBERS.
Eleventh Disinct-EDWAKD q. WiLBOR.
Twelfth Dsrict-JAMES GIBSON.
Thirteenth Di.trict-LOhENZO ID. COLLINS.
Fourteenth District-CHARLES STANFORD.
Fifteenth DistTct-ADAM w. KLINE.
Sixteenth District-MOSS X. PLATT.
Seventeenth District ABEL GODDARD.
Eighteenth DistIict-JOifN O'DONSELL.
Nineteenth Dstrict-SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
Twentieth Disiict-GEORGE II. ANDREWS.
Twenty Firr D,trict-JOHN J. WOLCOTT
Twenty Second Dis,nct-ANDREW ID. WHITE.
Twenty Third Dstrict-JAMES BARNETT
Twenty Fourth Disrct-kLHA CORNELL
Tweuty.fiiih District--STEPHkN X WILLIAMS.
Twenty Sixth Disfict-CHAkLES }. FOLGER
TSenty Seventh Disiricf-SIEPIlEN Il. HAfT,
Twenty Eighth Di.trict-THOMAS PARSONS.
Twenty Ninth Disirict-HlCHARD CROWLEY.
Tbiuieth Distrct-WOLCOTT ]. HUMPHREY
Thirty. Frat Disthct-DAV1D ). BENNETT.
Tbirty.secon Disirct-WALTER l.. SESSIONS.
GIvRs UNDER BANDS at the Office Of the Secretary Of
State Of the said State, at the City Of Albany the fifteenth
day Of December in tbs year Of Lord thousand
hundred and siIty lve.
CHAUNCEY 81. DEPEw, Secretary Of State
LUClUS ROBINSON, Comptroller.
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER, Treasurer
w. h. TAYLOR, State Engineer and surveyor
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THIRTY-sECoND DISTRICT.
Waiter f. Charles IL. Whole No.
Se.s,cn. Lee Of YOes.
r-h.,t.r,r. s1ea 2a5, e3)O
C.tts,.nsa. ~ aS20 25a2 624
Total 40 . sac 1854
Dated Albany December Is. 1858.

CHIUNCEY NJ. DEPEw, Secretary Of State.
LUClUS ROBINSON. Comptroller.
GEORGE W. SCHUYLER, Treasnrer
w. b. TAYLOR, state Engineer and SAr'eIor
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Dated Albany, Deceu Der Is, 1865.
ChAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW Secretary Of State
LUClUS ROBINSON. Comptroller
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER, Treasurer
w. Il. TAYLOR, State Engineer and Surveyor.
Scattering Voes oirs for Representative IN Congress in the
Sixteenth CoHoTessi0nGl Distyiet.
Warren County-H. r. Wing received two votes.
Essex County-Wing received vote; r. ). Halo
ceived one vote
Dated at Albany. December Is, 1855
CHAUNCEY VI. DEPEW. Secretary OF State.
LUClUS ROBINSON Comptroller.
GEORGE W. SCHUYLER, Treasurer.
w. X. TAYLOR, State Engineer and Surveyor.
Soiiiers Vote Congress in the Sixteenth C0ngr eioH0i
District
Robert s. Hale received ten votes.
STATEMENT Of the whole number Of Soldiers given or
the Secretary Of State accordance with chapter $40 I'll
aud the time and places which the eectOT. of this State
states and for and return Of their
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Scattering.
Hslsey Wing received one vote.
Dated at Albany, December IS, 1868.

f GhATsf aoa n psr E. Secretary ofs.
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER Tres.p,..
w. *. TAYLOR, State Engineer ana &
State Of NeD York. a-We, the Secretary of s,.,sls
troeY. Treasurer and State Eugineer ana sqr. Geo,
State having. pursuant 70 law, formed Board N ~
vasser,, and having cauysss.d and estimated the 70
Der Of votes given in the counties Of Warren E,.s s
ton (the same composing the Sixteenth Go
for the office Of Representative In Congress for ~ yta
eenth District IN place Of Orlando Kellogg. deess..a
Special Election held on the seventh day Of Noyesa
according to the certified ststements Of the yo,r, ia
the Secretary OF State, In the directed h.
hereby determine, declare and certify. that Ro1rSs
HALE, by the greatest number OF votes given n
teenih Congressional District wa. In sccordaress ~ 80
laws Of this state regularly elected to the Office ef spu.
SENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. ia place Of Orl,r1h rErkR
decreased, as aforesaid hs4aa
Given under our hands, at the Office Of thu G.
State m the City Of Albany, the fifteenth dsv ~
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eish b'ss
sixty i've. - ~
LUCIUS ROBINSON, Comptroller VI sSA
GEORGE w SCHUYLER Tress1,., I
W. b. TAYLOR, State Engineer and So
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CONGRESSIONAL

seventh day OF November In the year 1855 wherein the
several counties In which the said votes were given are dis
tiuguished.
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q Appeals to ell vacancy, be allowed to Martin Grover for
that Office.
On motion, II was
ReoIred That one vote returned given in Csttsrsusus
County for H. Jones' three In Chemung County for
Patrick H. Jones and for p H. Jones i've votes In
Kings County for Patrick H. Jones and i've for T. H. Jones
three votes In Lew County for Patrick H. Jones' and three
votes IN Sub"n County for the Office OF CLERK OF the Court
Of Appeals be allowed to Patrick Henry Jones 70. that Office
Dated at Albary this 18th day o DECEMBER 1865.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW, Secretary Of State.
LUCIUs ROBINSON Comptroller
GEORGE W SCHUYLER. Treasurer.
w b. TAYLOR, State Engineer aud Surveyor.
Stat. Of Ner. York a.
STATEMENT Of the whole number of given for SENATORS
in the several Senatorial Districts In said State, at General
Election held in sd State the seventh day Of November
in the year 1863 wherein tn several e9ones In which tho
FIRST DISTRICT -
NiGhOIs, B. Robert Robert w " Ss, No.
Qoeens ............'......' 26bl 5!1 oo t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 1870 JUL
TotL .................. 1885 1856 Issa
Hcnry il. Calvin f. Whole Ne
Pes,on. Pratt ofNoie'
First, Second Third, Fourth.
Fifth. Seventh, Eleventh.
Thirteenth ard Nineteenth
Wards Of the City Of 49,, ,os,,
Tookyns.....ss......... S4o o'fo i''''
THIRD DISTRICT.
F Philips $ b msqgh g. w " Sc. No.
Sixth. Eighth, Ninth.
Fourteenth, Fif
teentb. Sixteenth,
Eighteenth Wards of
the City OF Brooklyn.
end the towns OF
Flaibusb, kstands,
G Ora. nd New New
Utrecht ohthe Coun- ~ ao,oo
~ Of Rings ........: 9z6s 1901 2OiS
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Firm Senaicriei Distyiet. ,,-
Hsyens received hundred and se'eh'
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STATEMENT ohe whole number OF votes given Tor SENATORS
in the several Sensational Districts in said state At General
Election held in said State the seventh day OF November
1863 wherein the several counties In which tho
said votes given are di,tingnished
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT

The Board of Fire Commissioners met yesterday
morning Present C. Pincnoy President and Commission
ers Engs Brown and Able.
The following communications were received ana TeeTred
Prom Thomas AlcDonough late OF Engine Company No 49,
Thomas W. Geary late Of Hook and Ladder Company No 2
and William Beamon late Of Engine Company No 22 request
ing n the Board reconsider ITS acton IN uissnB tnen
from the Department -
renee Of Hook and Ladder Company No Henry X Burger O
Engine Company No 2j and VIM Hern OF Engine Company
Inc following appointments were made: George G. Brke
20 Engine Company No p Daniel Day to Engine Company
Transfcrs-H s williams Engineer Of Steamer No. 2 10
Engine No -. Phiplamer Of Engine No D. to Engine No
- and jeremiah Kelly Of Engine No y TO Engine No =
Mr. James Boyle made application Tor assshhce IN Ieco'el
ing the remains Of the men who lost their 'e ~ lle recent
fire in Canal and Wakers and the matter was referred to
the Chief Engineer, with power 10 act
Commissioner ENGs presented the following report
Commissioners Engs and Brown, 10 whom was referred
proposition 10 inquire ana report upon TIE emo'H oi Engine
No the present location Ceurest 20 other place
at present unoccupied report that in their opinion nd this is
sustained by the Chief Engineer who has acted with them IN
this rgury the house formerly occupied by Volunteer Engine
Co No 81 in Edrdfcst is IN all respects the proper one TO
occupy for this purpose large well built ana so con tuct
ed as be altered ior the required purpose at moderate
pense the sufficiently wide and than commonly
free from incumtanceshe house beng Dut very short d
from Cauast the north and DNisont on the south
the former opening communication both east and west TO any
desired extent and the latter presenting qmeh route 20 the
Bowcy and thence down Chathamsquae and another up D
vision st. TO such distance as may be required presenting ON al
the route streets opening 10 the last RIVER while rom Cha
Broadway and vicinity is short distance The locations
competing with this in choice No g old house IN Ann
st. which would have 20 be entirely rebuilt lot not su
GENTLY large. fronting and bad street aid the
house Of old Hose Company No - in New Canalst which
aHh0lgh ample I aecomIodAtoh fronts on iaIoD "Hle'
wOud interfere with running ont and nand hinder movements
besides IL is far valuable property 70 surrender 20 the
These views confirm your Committee In the eXpedieucy
OF recommending the passage Of the following resolution
Reied That No. 20 Eldndg be altered
date horses otherwise arranged may required for
pose staionng Engine Company No and their Iaius there
that referred back Committee %
and esimates
The report laid the table by the following vote Yeas
q frrfs and
sioner Brown
The Board then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
THE BHISRY FRAUDS.

The cases Of The United States agt. Angus, Boehme,
Rowe and Schwabns were to have come Up the U Com
mssioners Court Brooklyn yesterday bat owing the ab
o ie District Attorney hey were after argument
ty counsel Adjourned until I'D o clock N. to-day
Inspector Toiey seized TIcsdhy dslery In Atlantic
st. owned ~ Qucey also several ples q whisky which
found hd m cellar 40 tAe corner o Flushing ad Wander
hltaycs For the latter no owner could he found.
At early hour Yesterday morning two men named John
Oronno ard John Darnn arrested by The police willie
driving through the streets with barrel of whisky ln the
wagon. on Investigation u was asccTnincd rat ODoIncl
oulT sleeping perhaps more properly inioH
pas-onrcr and ho accordingly DISCHARGED Uncnn
ted in N 90 bail for further examination before the a. )
COmmlsslulcrs
The hafl Of whisky found in The wagon not branded
and The officers have not yet uCcntdcd n finding
FOR tie c0ntrahhnd article Digan refused give any
count of Tie n which be obtained possession of the
whisky.
Capt Tobcy also discovered md syed ha barrel q wlky
foT which owner could e found and tgrnCd ,c over
20 Tie cAaTge u the u MafhhnL
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.


Scsusap haeras Alexander Richmond City Point and Norfolk,
with mdse snd 70 Livingston Fox x Co.
Steamship Moro Castle Adams. Havana Dec. !. al with
aud PASS Garrison Allen Len 10 port steamship Stars and
srpe,. % ard 4h experienced heavy esey gaewa,
% igsd 10 Jay the shp too for hours.
Btrt CHota tof Turks Island Wkens Malaga Oct g. via Glib
60th, fruit end Dset Bliss. BARK Abde Ksder
sailed for NWYors Oct a. Len port Nrwegan bark 20 sal fo
NewYoTk in Few days Had bad weather from Nov IS to
Dec. s
Biz Tber tof Halifax ". 81 Farrell Mnilan "a days with
hides T. Pavensett The T. passen
gers Capt Hume nd family of bs Tweed which lo on Mini
an Reef Oct. 49, bound 10 Liyrpoo Henry johnson,
os while leaving he Brig Camilla also went ashore the reef Nov
4. and total lofS.
BTig Imogene, ssunders Ce,te with wine, Johu
Pared Gibraltar Oct 9i Dee l. t long q 90 spoke
ship AilaBc tof BAth Caso Hampton Road
TOOK Southern paissse snd had fine weather
Brg T. r. Swet 0i Bshl days with
Janet Henry. Len bug Casc Tor New Yort IN daya
Brs Lous tof GEan,ic ~ 81, -, ST. Marhs Ayil 70 days
with ogwc0d 20 Brett Son Co. Had lead winds of the pas
Bog r. ngDac arrived Nov lt woad load for New York
shL Mary Long of BoGon Hardy Cardens days with
nes % master Had heavy weather. carried main
boom. &c.
schr. Henry Simmons. Cofson Phiade phis for Boston
sehf. J. n. NanWnght, Morris, Phisdslphia for B0ou.
sctL Jsa L. Hsw,ti Foster Philadelphia FOR Boston.
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THE CONTROLLER BRENNAN NVESTIGA-
TON
rnocERpIyas YEsrERpAY-ApJounNEp rILL TODAY.

PROCEEDINGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TILL TODAY
The charges against Controller Brennan were re.
sumed yesterday morning at Police HeadQ Mulberry
Mr. John SGdgwick acting as Referee
ExJudges Dean ana Perep0n called and testified that
the Of sJ IN coupons by the Controller for the pay
Of suits by The police for damages after Fernando
Wood riots Justihabe and prudent compromise by
Of which the city was saved large OF money
John Pauis0n an accountant called aud testified that
he had been requested by the Citizens Association examine
the books the controllers ce he had done and found
the books correct be examined them only the method but
not as TO details,
Mr. John r. DeYin called and testified In relation 10
his having advised the Controller 90 settle certain claims
against the city IN order TO the the city
On his cOsexanna0n the witness said no did not know OF
any agreement having been made between Mr. Brennan Dan
lei Degn and Mr Palmer o the Broadway Bank In relation
20 any interest which might nom the deposit of city
funds in the Broadway Bank.
George Opdyke testified the value Of the services Of
OTisOn Blunt IN obtaining recruits during the and acknOW
edged his own signature 10 the warrant FOR the 600 temo
na 20 Mr Blunt witness confirmed the testimony given by
Deyln the carefulness Of the Controller he found Nj
Brennan ~ All matters pertaining 20 expenditures valuable
auxiliary In obtaining the best terms for the city
4v pgIteI Mnz LhsD sdypled pnIh today Ut JO clock
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
APPROPRIATION FOR FURNISHING A NEW SCHOOL
CONGRATULATIONS FOR INCREASE or SALA-
RIES-A NAUTICAL sCHOOL-sHIP.

APPROPRIATION FOR FURNISHING A NEW SCHOOL
HOUsE-APPLICATIOS FOR INCREASE or SALA-
RlES-A NAUTICAL sCHOOL-sHlP.
The Board met at , o'clock last evening the Presi-
dent JAMS VI MCLEAN, IN the chair.
The school officers Of the Fifth Ward sent in a oommunica
ton requesting appropriation Of y ~ for furnishing the
Primary SchOollloBse in Vcstryst Referred to Com
mittee on Finance
communication received from the several male assist
ont school teachers asking for increase Of their salaries
They receive from 800 10 $500 per annum The com
uuicaton concludes with request that the salaries Of the
female assistant teachers may be also Increased Referred 70
Committee on Teachers.
4 communication was received from Brovet Rrg Gen
Moneaux suggesting tlat Committee Of the Board b. ap
pointed FOR the purpose Of investigating into 'hc neeey an
feasibility 81 establishing nagtc school or ship g. be
under the direction Of The Board Which referred 10 the
President aud CLERK OF the Board.
resolution presented % inquire into the poprcty Of
nboshng corporal punishment n the female and primary de
paItmonis which referred 20 the Committee Teachers
resolution adopted transferring the fund known as the
"Guvolor Fund % ilc trustees Of The College oi tie City
q New York IN order tha. said nd may be applied 70 the
increase at e the library u said College in accordance With
the request OF tie late Seth Grosy.
The Committee on Elections. Bylaws end Qualifications
reported resolution il favor ~ confirming the nominations by
Mayor Hoffman Of the following named gentlemen nspcc
of Common Schools Iirs' District JCN OITEr-ON;
Second District HENEY IiCE Third District AirmD MooKE.
Fourth District W T. BHiNCKfRucFr lAh District RaiRD
e. fEitnwsi sixth District THOMAS j. HALL Seventh Dis
rci john j. 1ETGEN-vhich adopted and tie Board Cd
0uTncd