Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-28

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and passed MI N
The Joint resolution from the Board Of Alder.
men In relation to the alley in square No. los was
taken up, read three times, and passed.
The bill from the samo Board for the relief Of
Robert Porter was taken up, read twice, and re-
ferred to the Committee Of Claims.
Mr.. McCutchen offered the following resolution:
Resoleed, That the Committee on the Fire De.
partment inquire into the propriety Of renting suit
able places TO keep the apparatus of the Northern
Liberties and Perseverance Fire Companies, and
report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Ruff moved 10 strike out the words "North-
ern Liberties.p
Mr., Lloyd moved to lay the resolution on the
table; which was disagreed to-
The question was then taken on Mr. Ruff i
amendment which was agreed to.
Mr. 0rme moved to reconsider the vote by
which the words 8 Northern Liberties were
stricken out; which was Disagreed to.
The resolution, az amended, was then adopted.
The bill from the Board OF Aldermen for the re-
lief Of the Columbia Fire Company was taken up,
read twice, and referred to the Committee on the
Fire Department. 5 l#8 t
The bill from the same Board entitled I" An act
20 regulate excavations for gas pipes" was taken
up, read twice, and referred to the Committee on
improvements gstt M
Mr.. McCutchen offered the following resolution;
Resolred, That the Council chamber be, and the
sine Is hereby granted to the Judge OF the Or
phans' court for the purpose Of holding said court
In. t m ey1 sttj BY t aaS 3s4G H
Mr.. Walker moved to lay the resolution on the
table; which was decided in the Affirmative by
yeas and nays, as follows ,otfgs sfaa
Yeas--M cssrs. Baldwin, Ball, Bayne, Clemens
Fisher, Fuller, Lloyd, Orme, Towles, Turton, Yen.
able, and Walker--l2 ,,i} s. it t.a II III 1,rlI
Nays essrs. Albert Alice, Jeffe,. son. Me-
Cutchsn, Ruff, and the President--6.,# fo1'a3
~ ha.k Itou sdau fIs
the bill for the relief Of Frederic yer was
rejected at the last meeting of the Board, which
was agrsed to. i3at s5I 71e0i 81
The bill was then tab en- up, and, on motion Of
Mr., Walker, laid on tb 4 table. IN 5 b. ~ as'4
Mr., Bohlayer, frorl the Committee on the Fire
Department, on Fave, reported the bill from the
Board OF AderTaen for the relief Of the Columbia
Fire Compahy; which was read three times and
passed. 5 a. ,ss4 n 3sgt I,,,sj.s9tt a.t E.0E
The Board then adjourned. III as
Correction I'm the proceedings Of the 10th
instant, the motion of Mr.. Albert insisting on the
amendment Of this Board to the bill in relation to
Seventeenth street should read "agreed to" in
stead Of " disagreed tor
g493 PERSONAL. -AA
SArIosAi.--Hon. Mr.. Coifx, of Indiana Hon.
Mr.. Bninghurst, Of Wisconsin; Hon. Mr.. viii
lia,ns, Of New York Hon. John Sherman, and
Hon. B. +. Letter, Of OHIO, arrived last night.
BRowS's HorrL.--Hon. ]. M. Elliott, Of Ken
lucky. 5re
WrLLARD's HorEL- Senator Tnmbul, Of ILL
nois, and Hon. Mr.. Clingman, Of North Caroline.
Hon Mr. Pelton, Of New York; and Hon. Mr..
Morrill,, of Vermont. m r., u
UNITED STATES HoTEL.-Hon. A. II. Greenwood,
Of Arkansas; Hon. J. w. Denver, Of California !;
Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, Of Georgia, has ar
rived. "f @ a
Hon Z. G. Reade, of North Carolina, successor
TO Mr.. Kerr, Is at Browns Hotel. Ea
Hon. G. NJ. Conrad, Of Louisiana, Is at the Ma
tonal ss lR Hs&a
Hon. Jos. r. Chandler, Of Philadelphia, has ar.
rived at ST. Louis where he is to deliver series Of
lectures before the Catholic Institute there.
The Friend Of China (Hong Kong) Of August
25th says. The American clipper ship Golden
State, So days from New York, brings as passenger
Mr.. o. i. Perry (son Of the gallant Commodore)as
Consul for the United States Of America at Csn-
ton. Mr. Perry Is the first American salaried Con.
sui at the city of Rams; and from what we have
heard Of recent affairs about the factories, his pre-
When American sailors can prowl about with
slupg shot on their persons and no notice taken Of
attacks on parties against whom they may have a
pique, IL is high time for the law to interpose with
strong arm. saI3a wst na7ae ~
The Natchez Courier says: The application To
the Court Of Errors in Mississippi, by the Rev. DR.
Richards. for divorce from his wife, Sarah Wsuei
Richards, was granted at tho July term, on tbs
testimony exhibited In the casc
The Hon. Henry Claiborne Thibodeaux died a
his residence, in the parish Of Terrebonne, ON the
nth inst. lie vas about forty-6ve years Of age
This sad event has cast gloom over the whole
surrounding community.
r. Junius Booth, son Of the late celebrated ira
sedlan adverti4es to teach the French language in
Baltimore
Hon. Lyman 0del, member Of Assembly from
Livingston county, is spoken Of In different parts
Of the State for Speaker Of the next Assembly. II
would be highly gratifying TO Western New York,
we are told, should Mr.. odell be chosen 10 thai
Office.
Elder Knapp, formerly famous revival preach
or. il a farmer in the neighborhood Of Rockford
lhnoh, WIN mar" W i,1VV aS'oe, o'NNneu Wv
cattle, hogs horses, &c. His land win sell for 90
an acre.
Mr.. Abraham Sawyer, Of Gloucester, Mass, o.
yesrs old, who has always heretofore. voted th'
Democratic ticket, walked up to the Town Hall OF
the 9th. instant, and voted the American ticket
Paris Is full of notables. CruyelH has postponed
mat,imony for another year, tempted BY l,7o'
francs for eight months to sing at the Grand Opera
Charlss Dickens and Mr. v. Wallace have taker