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the Inspectohip vacant, therefore NO right ex-
isted to appoint in this instance. He charged the
majority who passed IL with unjustihable and


presume TO declare the 2 q ms%ssa
of the Board vacant, as proceed US they had done in
this aud then nominate and appoint his uccessor
Mr. Pentz had performed the duties for which he ell
eced and would perform them until his term legally
pred despite of the resolution az he had the moral and
legal right which places out Of the power OF the Board
either him OF his place twas angular how
anxious the present to the appointment
made BY Mr.. Hassdorn could be reiuted by Ahy wit
nesses


graceful thing find the who endeavoTsd to
another out OF office, epdeavoing to get into ths same
situation himself 1t would be dscredabs to adept such
measures.


The resolution adopted and Mr. Psnts is hereby


Resolution in favor Of Taving Avenue E. between 10th
and lth Streets Referred.


Common schoois-A resolution was offered proposing
the adoption of by the Board to prepare pe
ton TO the Legislature to repeal the several acts in rela
MIR CHARIIcK opposed the resolution If the Board did
approve present mode Of education they could
make effort TO modify amend it, but not to change
He moved strike out the word repeal and insert the
word "amend," as substitute thereior-Lost-


The question the original resolution called for


Mr. asked for the yeas and nays, in order to
record his negcve for future ages. Naughter)


The question the original resolution was carried


Report in favor approprating $47oo for the erection
Of pier at foot Of Sd street.-Laid on the table.
The Board adjourned


FROM NASSAU, NJ ply the Topaz, from Mas
sau, N. p we received file Of the Royal Gazette


The hurricane experienced at Havana on ths 9th inst
wa, also experienced Nassau and did considerable IN
jury to the shipping in that vicinity


The following notices OF marine disasters are taken
from the Gazette -


We stated last that up to the hour of our going
to press the ba. omeers indicated bad weather II
tainly continued to blow heavy from the s. f. for
siderable time during the night afterwards the wind SHIFT
ed to the s. w from which quarter blew hurricane
Towards morning the wind however abated, ard we
glad to find i had somewhat cleared up with plea
SAINT breeze. We have not heard that serious injury
done further than the loss of large quantity OF fruit
which blown down. together with some delapidated
premises in tn. East district occupied by the Rev Mr.
Pearson, w. NJ


In last stated that soop had just run up the
harbor, apparently from wreck This the Water
witch with the captain and OF the brig Pantheon,
Nc Foles MASTER from II omason, with cargo Lime
bound to New Orleans The Pantheon encountered tho
late gale the sixth instant when after oosng all her
Goths) Bay when she burnt down to the waters edge
Providentialy no lives were lost
The brig Partridge Doughty master from Bath Maine
bound to the Havana with cargo OF lumber, while of
Abaco In the gale also OF the sixth lost all her masts
spars, sails and rigging, when she proceeded q this
port under jury masts and arrived the l0h She has
suffered little damage in her hull but obliged to
throw overheard part Of her deck load.


Captain Doughty reports seeing large ship in dstress
after the blow running through the Berry Island passage
She appeared light OF cargo and had lost some Of her up
per spars. Did not speak her.


The Woolcot OF New York, Captain Owens, was to
sail from oonaves, Hay, on or about the ninth October
We learn by the William and John. arrived within the
past day two from Great Harbor Ahaco that they had
verely the Island SO much occasion the loss
several vessels and the dismasing Of others while


lying in harbor small sloop belonging to Great Har
bor totally wrecked The schooners Superior and


riolin said to be mach injured and the oops vesper
and Wanderer oil Harbor Island both lost No lives
missing with the exception OF man named ADAM once
the apprentice Of the late Robert Sawyer, who was
drowned in the harbor He is said to have been one Of
the first divers OF that Island.


| The barque Robert Morris, which put in hers


short time in distress has been ready for SEQ for seve


raj days past. Contrary winds, and surge the bar,
have prevented her proceeding for New orisans
her original destination


boa, IRON H5bor Island, arrived night, reports
that the blow not felt much there, and that little or


We learn through the arrival of some OF the small craft


from the Bahama Bank with wrecked property,
ed from American vessels and other shipping lost in the
gae that the schooner jason, the property of d.
c. Claxton dsmasted in the blow end eventually
shore, where she lies. II il our painful duty
to cord much loss in the soop w. r. B.
Sands owned by MIR Sands Of this town, which vessel
upset the blow all board eleven
number perished Several OF the bodies have been
since fallen in with and were inferred.
The brig Ventrosa Page Brewer master, Of Boston,
whence she sailed for Maanzas. with cargo Of lard,
glassware hogsheads and boxes shocks &c totally
wrecked at the Bmnis the morning OF Sunday the 6th
instant The master and crew, with the valuable
part Of the cargs in damaged state have arrived ct this
port


The brig Eliza Susan, Of New York, Elisha Dyer,
master iron that port for Mobile with an assorted cargo


lost he south part OF the Bmini during the hurr


Of the 9th and 9th crew all saved also the cargo
the greater part Of which has arrived here in damaged
l state.


| Schooner Harvest, of bingham, Mass, Seth Kelly,


master from Boston to Mobile, with cargo of slate and
hay Had to cut her nass while riding at anchor
| on the Bonk Amer the gale, every effort made TO
keep her above water, and with jury mass reach the
Riding Rocks in order to save the cargo by running the
vessel shore. The wind, however, being ahead ths
crew out, and the leak of increasing
considerably, they abandoned her few miles from


those rocks and reached the in the boat Nothing
has been saved from her.


We also through the master Of the brig ventrsss learn
that the evening The blow n


the brig OF Boston, and that the next day they
ell in with the upper works of vessel which conceded
with that Of hers II is therefore feared. from nothing
having yet teen heard OF her that they might have
met watery grave.


The schooner DASH" OF London John Hardie master,
from Falmouth jamaica, to the South Western Coast d
Africa in ballast encountered hurricane,
mencing Sunday the 9th instant and finally driven
shore the North Bimini where she became total
wreck