Pastor of st. Peter
Wilmington, Del, July sth, ls45.

City Intelligence.
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IMPOSITION OF CAB MES.-We mentioned a day or two
since the imposition practced by the cab drivers upon
strangers and defenceess females arriving here Since
then have been waited upon by gentleman Of this
city, who has communicated to plan intended to
strangers from extorton and to abolish the abom
nabc conduct of cab drivers and at the steam
boat landings His plan appears to US not only well
adapted but the only by which the end proposed
be attained has already received the approval Of
,any gentlemen well acquainted with the subject, and
will be made known to the public as the neces
sary arrangements be completed. In the mean
while, would recommend the parties interested, to
afford HIM the facilities he asks to accomplish what
would really be great benefit TO the travelling public


BoARp on EDUC cArIoS-This Board met last evening
Isaac A. Johnson, Esq, President, in the chair


Tho minutes of the last meeting read and ap-
proved.


YortriHe School-Memorial from the Yorkvillc School
Referred.


Reports-From the Auditing Committee in favor of
paying bills of Messrs. Messerolc and Roe-Adoped


Fourth Ward Common Schooi-A communication was
received from inhabitants of the 4h Ward asking ap
preparation Of lt for the erection of Public School
III that locaty-Referred


Some other communications were referred.


The Board adjourned.


Cooler WEArHER-Yesterday fine day. The
weather was cooler and very pleasant We annex the
range Of the Thermometer.