Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

Nays--Messrs. Albert Clarke, Edmondstoa,
Kennedy, Knight, Lee, Lloyd McCutchen, orme,
Turton, and the President-n. AN
The question Was then taken on Mr. McCutch-
enc motion, and it was disagreed toby the follow
ing vote M
Yea--Mr. McCutchen.
Nays-Messrs Albert, Baldwin, Bayne, Bob
layer, Clarke, Edmonston Gordon, Hutchinson,
Jefferson, Kennedy, Knight, Lee, Lloyd, 0rme,
Towles, Turton, Walker, Watterston, and the
Prssident--ls.
The bill, as amended, was then read third
time and passed
The bin 10 defray the expenses Of the Washing
p0n and Georgetown annexation committee was,
on motion OF Mr. Towles, taken up again for con-
sidefatioh, read three times, and passed
- NJ. Jefferson, ON leave, introduced a bill pro-
vidfng for the construction Of two-stench traps
Eleventh street west. NRtS fs ~ IL 41&
Mr.. McCutchen moved to refer the bill TO the
Committee on Improvements, with Instructions to
report bill providing for the construction of such
traps wherever found necessary in the city which
motion was disagreed to.
The bill was then read third time and passed.
A message was received Fl ON the Board Of Al.'
dermen stating that that Board had insisted on its
amendments to the bill making appropriations to
pay the general expenses of the Corporation for
the year ending S0th June, 1851,
Whereupon Mr.. Lloyd moved that the Board
insist on its non-conculrence to said amendments
Of the Board of Aldermen, and that committee
of conference be asked TO meet similar commit
tee on the part of this Board, which was agreed
to and Messrs. Lloyd, Towlcs, and Orme were
appointed the conferees on the part of this Board
Mr.. Bohlayer moved that the Board do now ad-
journ; which motion was disagreed to by yeas
and nays, a. follows: go A
Ys.s.Messrs- Bohlayes Knight, Mcoutchen,
Nsys-Messrs. Albert, Bayne, Clarke, Edmon-
ston, Gordon, Hutchinson, Jefferson, Kennedy,
Lee, Lloyd, Ornc, Towles, Turton, Walker, and
the Presid ident---l6.@s ga $50 e@0ae
The bin from the Board of Aldermen for the re-
lief Of Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co. was taken
up, read twice, and referred to the Committee of
Claims. s9l{ 4r,t 4gow gssr
The President laid before the Board commu-
nication from the Secretary of State Of the State of
Maryland In relation to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal bonds from which it appeared that said
bonds were not rated as taxable property in Mary
land.
On motion Of Mr. Clarke, the bill for the relief
Of James A. Kennedy was taken up for considera.
ton, read a third time, and passed.
Mr. Jefferson moved that u committee Of two be
appointed to inform the Board of Aldermen that
this Board had appointed and asked committee
of conference on the disagreement between the
two Boards on the bill making appropriations to
defray the general expenses of the Corporation for
the year ending S0th June, 1857; which motion
was agreed to and the committee, after a short
ABSENCE returned, and reported that it had dis.
charged the duty assigned II.
A message was received from the Board of AL.
dermen stating that II had appointed committee
of conference consisting of Messrs Busey, Miller,
and Smith, on the disagreeing votes between the
two Boards. ts..., # n f
Mr.. Lloyd, from the joint committee of confer
ence on the part of this Board, reported that the
Joint committee of conference had met, and that |
1t had been unable to come to any agreement in
the premises iA I eR
Whereupon, Mr. Knight moved an adjournment
of the Board; and the yeas and nays being de- |
manded thereon, the Board refused to adjourn by
the following vote: -
Yeas-Messrs. Bohlayer, Clarke, Gordon, Knight, |
Lloyd, McCutchen, Walker, Watterston, and the
President---9.
Nays-Messrs. Albert, Bayne, Edmonston, Hutch
inson, Jefferson, Kennedy, Lee, Orme, Towles,
and Turton-l0.
A message was received from the Board Of AL !
dermen, stating that it had appointed another COM
mittee of conference, consisting of Messrs Hous-
ton, Pearson, and Bayly, and asking the concur
renee Of this Board therein.
Mr. Jefferson moved that new committee of
conference be appointed on the part of this Board
and, the yeas and nays being demanded thereon,
it was so ordered by the following vote:
Yeas--Messrs- Albert, Clarke, Edmonston, JEFF
ferson, Kennedy, Lee, Orme, Towlcs, Turton,
Walker and Watterston--ll. W
Nays--M -Messrs. Bayne, Bohlayer, Gordon, Hutch
inson, knight, Lloyd, and the President. @
Whereupon the President appointed Messrs.
Jefferson, Bayne, and Walker the conferees onthe
part Of this Board. - 48 d
The board thereupon adjourned. as
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