Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
WHOLE NO. 624
AMERICAN ORGAN.
CORPoRATIoN or WAsnLNaToN.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
CITY AFFAIRs,
MoNpAY, NorranEn 3. lahl

bmut bArey, tiaFke, Kun, Smith, and Pearson
~. bosey stated that his colleague. DIR. Hous-
oh, was ssn 700 unwell to be present AZ the Board
Ar: Bayly presenssdsa petitions fsom w. II.
| Winder and others for the saIo az an alley IA
square NO. 2S4 which was referred % che Cora,
uittse on Improvements.
| Mr. Basey presented petition from W. Fills and
others asking relief for advertising list Of tar sale
which was referred to the COMMITTEES on Finance.
Mr.. Emery, from the Committee on Improve
lnents, to which was referred the bin making an
appropriation for gsadng aud graveling street
north, from Connecticut 90 Vermont avenue, and
the amendment Of the Board Of Common. Council
70 the same, reported by way Of amendment sub
stitate for the said amendment of the Board OF
Common Council; which was considered and agreed
20 and the amendment as amended was then con-
Cured In.
Mr.. Emery, from the same committee, reported
back the bin from the Board OF Common Council
entitled An act making an appropriation for gra-
diLg and grayellng l. street north, rom 18th to
10th street west, and for other purposes" and 1t
wal then read the third time and passed
Mr. Pearson, from the Committee Of Claims, re.
ported back the bills from the Board of Common
Council entitled An act for the relief Of Samuel
Payne;"" An act for the relief OF Alexander Bra,
dy;p and Y An act for the relief Of Stewart and
Eslin, for the use Of George w. Stewart !" and
they We're then seyerally read the third time and
passed
Mr. Pearson, from the same committee, asked
to be discharged from the further consideration Of
the petition of Columbus o Wall for the remission
Of fine and the committee was discharged &C
cordfngly t&3a
Mr.. Bayly, from the same committee, reported
back the bill from the Board of Common Council
entitled An act for the relief Of Dickerson Maj
To-, AGENT
The question was then on the third reading Of
the bin, which being taken il was determined in
the negative, viz I M a aaaa
Yeas7-Messrs. Bayly Dove, Emery, CIarke--4
Nays Messrs, Busey, Miller, Pearson, Ruff,
Smith, and Ttetler6.
SO the bill was rejected.
Mr.. Smith, from the select committee to which
was recommtted the bill entitled " An act supple
mental TO the act regulating the inspection of lum-
ber,n reported back the same and recommended
that it do not pass The question was then on the
third reading Of the bill and 1t was determined in
the negative. So the bill was rejected. 0 6
Mr., Smith, from the same committee, reported
a bill entitled " An act regulating the inspection
| of lumber; which was read twice and ordered to
lie on the table and be printed n 5H
| yhe, bill from the Board of Common Council en-
/ titled An act to grade and gravel New York ay-
1 enue, and GO constsact calriage-way to connect
with the new sBladensbs<& 1Qad, Twas taken up,
read twice, and rciarred 20 the Committee on Inn
provements
The bills from the SAME Board entitled " An ACT
for the relief of James Addison, for taxes erro-
neousy paid; !" An act for the relief of Franklin
Little;" and An act for the relief Of Wealthy M.
Hanson" were soyeraly taken w, read twice, and
referred TO the Committee on Frssnce.
The bill from the same Board entitled " An act
for the relief Of G.aG Coleman, for the use Of W..
M. Crpps," was taken upsread twice, and referred
to the Committee of Claims.
The bill from the same board entitled can act
authorizing the curbstones 10 be set and the foot
way paved on the south front OF square No. 76n
was taken up, read three times, and passed,
The bill from the same Board, entitled "An act
to change the division lines 6f the precincts Of
the Third and Fourth Wards was taken up, read
twice, and referred TO the delegation from the said
wards
Mr. Clarke, on leave, introduced q bin entitled
IAN act amendatory OF the act to repair L street
south, in the Sixth Ward, and for other purposes
which was read three times and passed.
Mr. Busey, on leave, submitted the Following
resolution, which was read and adopted, viz
Resolped, That the Surveyor be and he is here
by requested to examine the assessment for the
pavement OF the alley in square seven hundred
and twenty-eight, and report to this Board at its
next meeting whether the same is correct and III
incorrect, to state wherein it 10 so. sa.sai0 oa
On motion of Mr. Dove, the Board proceeded
to the consideration Of the bill from the Board of
Common Council entitled nAn act making sppro-
priations to deGay the general expenses Of the
Corporation for the year ending 30th june, ! 65l@
The question then recnrred on the motion OF Mr.,
Busey to strike out the appropriations for com
pensation TO the Commissioner Of the Third and
Fourth Wards, the Commissioner Of the Fifth and
Sixth Wards the Intendant of the Asylum, and
the Physician to the Asylum and Smallpox Hos
ptal and, ID being taken, 1t was determined in
the affirmative, as follows viz: s
Yeas--Messrs. Busey, Emery Pearson, Ruff,
Smith, Tretler, and Clarke---7. 5el r
Nays-Messrs. BaylY Dove, and Niller--3.
The question then required on the third read
ing Of the bill as amended, and IL was carried in
the afhrmatlye sail es a$t N-4
The question was then on the passage Of The
bill which being taken, it was carried in the atfir-
native, as follows, viz:
Yeas--Messrs. Busey Emery, Pearson, Rnff,
Smith, Tretler, and Clarke--7 a ia
Nays-Messrs Bayly Dove, and Miller--3.
And accordingly the bin was passed.
Mr. Emery presented petition from y. Kcons
for the remission Of fine which was referred 10
the Committee Of Claims .,{ r,d .,f -5tr "A
Mr. Emery, on leave, submitted the following
resolution, which was read and adopted viz
Resolyed, That the resolution adopted ON The
22d September last was not designed TO exclude
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute. 49,, .,,..
The bill from the Board OF Common Council en-.
titled sAn act making an appropriation for the re-
pair OF the hose and apparatus of the American
Hook and Ladder Company was taken up, read
twice, and referred to the Comrnittee ON The Fire
Department
0nmotion of Mr.. Bosey, the Board took up tho
bill from the Board Of Common Council entitled
"An act for the relief OF Thomas Bayne." ie38il1a
The question was then on the motion OF Mr.
Miller, made on the 18th ultimo TO reconsider the
vote by which the bin was rejected which being
taken, it wss determined in the pegatys.aidianIo
Mr.. Emery, from the committee OF the dslega,
tion from the Third and Fourth Wards reported
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