Board or Supervisors.
met last evening, his Honor the Mayor fn
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This Board met last evening, his Honor the Mayor IN
THE chair
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and sp
proved


Resolutions being in order, resolution was offered d.
rectng that be referred 10 special Committee OF three
report the amounts to be paid the Assessors OF the
rous Wards for services during the last yearAdopted
Report fdopted-Ihe late FreAdverse to petitions Of
sundry Insurance Companies to have their names struck
from the assessment roll in consequence Of their having
lost their capital by the late fire.
Dr. REEs.-The of Dr. Rees was hereupon re-
sumed whom the Mayor left the chair, and Alderman
Charlick was called thereto.


M j. Skidmore called to the stand on the part
Of Dr. Rees He testified that he heard Connolly one
Of the school teachers In the Sixth Ward had received
olackeye in scufile with man named Kelly, IN cell
lar which the school kept and that he heard
they fought with boxing gloves


Mr.. CossELLY produced, and testified in relation
to the boxing match with Kelly.
The object of the examination upon this point was to
justify Dr. Rees in his remarks in relation to the conduct
of some Of the teachers at the public ward schools
Pistols and Coffee for TDo.-Mr. WRIGHT recalled
In continuation from the last evening" and testified that
Connolly and Kelly had frequent at the house of
MIR. John Dnfie also, that Connolly and named
Rafferty, had row at Kellys house. and Kelly
aged IL; Kelly Of the Trustees; Rafferty, was
going to strike Conpelly and Kelly desired them
tie the dispute like gentlemen, when he loaded pistols
for them, and they had sham duel Qaughter) Wit
ness stated further that Connolly appeared scared and
lodged behind the stove pipe Roars Of aughsr) The
testimony both sides here rested and the Court ad
journsd to Tuesday next, whom the counsel will up