The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-23 00:00:00

CITY COURT OF SEWERS.

Yesterday a Court was held at Guildhall ; Mr.
Deputy Peacock in the chair.
The inspectors mede their weekly reports of the
condition of the streets. The accounts were favour-
able, showing that the scavengers had performed their
duty to the satisfaction of the inspectors end the
public. The strict manner in which the Commis-
sioners have enforced the regulations of the Court with
respect to the speedy removal of the nuisances arising
from the enormous traffic in some of the principal
thoroughfares, manifested its effects in the return,
and there was no occasion for any of the apologies
which the dustmen have been in the habit of making.
It is due to the Commissioners to state that their in-
quiries inta the causes of complaint made by their
fellow-citizens are most rigidly instituted, and there
is every probability that throughout the approaching
winter the enforcement of the wholesome rules of the
Court under the extreme penalties for violation will be
productive of the most salutary and comfortable effects
to the population.
ACCOMMOrATION AT ST. rAve s.
An application was made by Mr. Walcot, on the
part of the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's. It
contained a request that, as the authorities of the
Cathedral had erected two steps at the north and
south entrances, the Court would direct a third step
to be added on the public way, in order to perfect the
general accommodation in that respect.
Mr. BARBER complained of the delay which had
taken place on the part of the Dean and Chapter with
reepect to the communications made by the Commis-
sioners about six months ago. He had hoped that
the delay originated in the preparations of the autho-
rities for the removal of the twopenny charge, which
had been so much and so deservedly animadverted
upon by the public.
Mr. Deputy Ilovr said he was not aware of the
cause' of the delay on the subject referred to by Mr.
Barber, but he was of opinion that the request of the
Deen and Chapter, which he considered to be a step
tows ids improvement, should be without hesitation
complied with. The Dean and Chapter had shown
a disposition to increase the public accommodation by
throwing open the gates during the day, so that per-
sons might pass to and from the north and south sides
of the churchyard without being obliged to undergo
the existing inconvenience.
Mr. BLAKE also advised that the request of the
Dean and Chapter should be complied with.
It was ultimately determined that the matter should
be referred to the Committee of Views, with direc-
tions to report to the Court upon the propriety of
making the step in concurrence with the views of the
Dean and Chapter.
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At stoners.--Adjourned.
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TIIE GRAND NATION-AL CONCERTS.
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