Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
city CounciI--ResuIar meeting.

At TIE regular meeting of the Board of Mayor
an Al terner last night present all the Aldermen,
New ALdermon-Ira P. Jones, the newly elect
| ed Aid rman from the S,h ward, was sworn in of
be and took his seat in place OF w. II. Wilkin-
! son, r, signed
Aid Fog from the Financa Committee. submitted
the report Of the Flo nee Officers Of the Corpora
! ton, which wrrH I'll received and filed. The re-
! port Of Arson lson, Rev nue. Collector, showed
CO. cuons tor the past month, amounting t. over
| 5000 The report of Nr Glenn w ,trr Tax Col
ectOr, showed 81 ,75S ccllectai. The Recorder
Mr. Glenn, collected 81 O62. The report of the
ir asurer, Mr. Fuller, showed that the Corporation
Was Indebted 20 hin in a small amo mt.
Al j. rmtu Fog from SANE Committee reported
| '1v0ra"ly on sew raj accounts, and they were or
tered to be paid.
Alderman II iile from the Water-works Commit
tee, presented report from the Superintendent of
the Water-works Or. Seabury) which was rec-v 4
and laid on the table. The report stated the So
p"riutend. n had by dir elton Of the WateF-work4
Committee, Gently suspended the engineer, and
uHd employed Mr. Harrison temporarily as en- gineer
OF the wat r-wOrks.
Aid rmau Coltart from Street Committee, sub.
mittei the r-porJ OF Nr Henson, Street Ogerseer,
in relation to work doing on the streets.
Alierma Cong ?, from Work House Committee
presented thr report of Mr.. Dix, Keeper of the
Work House, which showed that there had been
for the past 35 DAYS, 81 COMMITMENTS and 81 pris-
on"rS disch rged fwenty-one persons are now in
confinement. The keeper says he wants more
room. The pr misses small, and he has the 81
pri-oncrs in tn yard aud about 20, 600 bushels of
rOrk ready for merchandising the streets. OF tie
81 com ittnls % are for drunkenness and forre-
Ealing pirituous Liquors in a less quantity than a
quart.
Alderman Fisher from Cemetery Committee,
submitted the report Of Mr.. Cotton Sexton show
ing tnnt there were 80 uterments in the month Of
October 80 whites and blacks. OF the 80 8
were from the country.
AID. Hayuie. from Slave Committee submitted
the Ovrrserr's r port rendering the account of
moneys due hborrrs
AID. D arden, from Police Committee. presented
the resignation OF J, } Flsg, one OF the night po-
lice. Accepted.
All Il lie, from Fire Committee, to whom had
been ref Fred The tpphcation OF d LUCE Fire Co.
No. g. for the Corporation pay Tor the furniture
in theiI Hall reported aEaius the prayer OF the
petitioners, aud recomme ndgd its rel elton. Con
Cured in.
Aid. are from Market House COMMITTEES, made
a verbal report in relation to the work on the North
end of the Market House.
Aid. Coltart a petition from several citizens re-
monstrsting against the erection o. a Cooper's Shop
now in progress OF erection in the FIRST Ward
Received, AMI the building ordered to b. stopped.
All. Brown, Ps'ition from certain citizens of
tn 4th Ward, compl lining OF nuisance near the
Hynrs' School building Received and the School
Committee directed to abate the nuisance
AID. Brown, petition from Hook and Ladder
Company, asking for place to put their apparatus.
Referred TO Fire Committee.
Aid. Davis, petition from Mrs. Walker, asking
for remuneration for clothing burnt by order oft1e
City Marshal. Referred TO Committee on Expendi-
turss an Improvements.
Ala. Hum,, bill II, IN Stretch & Peck. r.
ierrel
Mayor McEwyn, iAId. Coleman in the Chair) of
TERED Gill to regulate the Market aud to prevent
huckstering Th. MAYOR made some remarks in
relation TO the bl, he offered, aud stated Jhat he
received a communication from Mr.. Mayor PILCHER,
OF Louisville, on the su9j ct Passed first reading
and ref rr"d u Special Committee.
Aid. Wme, a i'll to permit slaves and free blacks
to hold mrcungs for public worship til o'clock 1t
night under suprrintendauce OF some discre
white person. Passed first time.
Aid. Oar zen C He'd up tn till to allow the night
polo. to 20 on futy at o'clock 2. VI Instead of
O'Clock, at pres Passed second reaiiug,
and IN i'r sup n-on OF the rule, tue Dill passed
on its tbrrd re ding.
Aid Brown, called up his bill to permit slaves to
pas IN the Corporation from LIST October to LIST
April, till O'clock, i. NJ. without a pass. The
ayes aid nOes we're called for aud the Oll was neg
auvrd
Aid. Davis, resolution to employ hands TO Law
down Wat pipe Ia The southern portion OF the
cts Adup Ell.
Aid HaI,, resolution acquIescns ia discharg-
ing MIR. Hartman, Engineer OF the water works aud
that the W a. z NUtks Committee be instfut -
ed TO employ Mr.. sam ii. Harrison as Engineer
Tor the uuex PRED term.
Aid. War called up the resolution relative 10
the admission OF scholars into IAe High School
Passed
Ali Davis. resolution to remit ine imposed
by the Record-r up dr. SteWarT. LosL
Aid Cougvr, solution notify cvrtain citi-
Leus 70 repair paw mvuts. Passed.
Aid Halle, a oil 10 gulaIc tn Fire Depart
ment OF the city, relative 20 c. rtaiu Of mouey
Iuualy, *, &c Passed second reading.
Al Cunger moved that the architect be iustruc-
ted 10 pat tao tosers the North end OF she
Market House Pas-ei
Aid Hsir, communication from NJ Jacker 4
Co TO iuFuisn water pipe Referred
Aid. Hume, resolution 20 notify certain eitz-u ms
torrpair pavemeut- Ia the tuird " ard. Adopted
Ala. uaiir, resolution 10 appoint a cetninitt-,
asking the L-gi -lature 10 amvud The u Y O after
Passed.
Also resolution % "a b, Fi1e the Supsgintend-
eut OF the NatsE-WOrks 10 issue proposals " dbish
The ~ ateT-~orks. Passed.
Aid Goldman, resolution 10 notify certain citFs
Ia the 5tn ward 90 repsif pew. m,uts Passed.
ALI. Uoltaft OF req the Resignation of ais coli
gsae, ID. q Love, OF the let ~ard, which vas e.
cepteI. Adi1UrneJ.