Hoard of Educafl0 n.
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JUNE 2O-This Board met this evening at O'Clock.
pursuant to adjournment and on the President Mr. John
son, taking his seat, the business was commenced by
reading the minutes of the last meeting, upon which,
Mr.. RcH Immediately offered the protest Of which he
had given notice at said meeting to be entered the
minutes


This decided by the Chair to be out of order and
a lengthy discussion ensued.


Several amendments being offered and rejected, the
minutes were approved.


A communication from Mr. EScs received, stating
that his absence from the Board occasoned because
it had declared that he not member Of it, but that
he protested against any proceedings under the
organization Of the Board This communication
entered on the minutes.


Mr.. RcH desired to read the protest which he had pro-
posed at the beginning of the meeting.


Mr. DrSsv wished the required business of the Board
to be disposed of previous to the presentation Of the
motion was made to suspend the rules, in order TO
receive the protest. and carried by vote of Is to H.


Mr.. RTcH wished his protest to be entered the
Mr.. Ely said much and consultation had appa-
rcny been bestowed this protest and that he thought
It was intended to enrap the Board


Mr.. Nichols called Mr. Ely to order, and the President
decided that he was not out of order.


Mr. NIcHoLs appealed from the decision Of the chair
and its being put to vote it decided against e
chair by vote Of II to IL.


MIR. Ely was then directed to proceed to order and
said that he had not intended to mpue any moral tup
ude to tho gentleman who signed the protest. feared
that was intended by to take vote of that board
facts of which tie majority by no means admitted he
minority argued, that as this document furnished
by them the majority could not by any means be mpli
The protest was entered ON the minutes.


The PnEsIDESr then announced the standing commit
tees for the ensuing year follows -


Financially, Mason Weir.


.4udifory.-Whecler, Dewry, Quackenboss.


Eram. Reports, 8c.-Nicol, Blacker Duer


On New Schools Skidmorc. Clsrdevoync, Crapo.


Conference and Trustees -sweeny, Fraser, Allen.
duplication 10 Common CounciL-Newhouse, Bell
Winslow.


Bmidns aud Repairs. Anderson, Mcmahon, Walsh
Committee from Ward Inspectors.-s -sedgwick Law.
renee, Pentz


On Printing--Leggett, Pcrinc, Conigan.


School Books-Rch, Crossard, Comfy.


.annuai Report Emmett, Allen Barnes.


Resoiutions--To appoint committee to inquire the
probable amount required for school instruction the on
suing year--Messrs Nicol Mason, and Wheeler.
1ne Board then adjourned till Thursday next at B
o'clock.