The Washington union., 1858-06-29

On motion BY Ar. Dokpno Abe AMENDMENTS of the
lower board to the suppement~l police h were agreed
The amendment Of the lower board 10 the concurrrnt
resolution pretemittng the next regular meeting of the
two hoars which provides that 1t shall be helon Tu
day. the Stf pFoximo, agreed to-
On motion BY Mr.. TnoMAs MiLLxH the board then AL.
journed to meet Wednesday next at four o'clock
when Understood that the nominations of the Mavor
under the police bill will be sent in
cosxoS COUNCIL The FsEsfDxSr snnounced the fol
session:
Hoys and Asaas--Jones, Turton, Tree, Castcmsn Van
Reswck Ober, and Lloyd
h"rore~sss-Iurton, Van Rcswiek, orme. o Hare, No
hun, Russell and Lloyd
Ctanms Powell, Aohun, and Wilson
t.tsashed Bssaes-Palmer and MiIsted
Etsesoas Wallace, Ober and Wilson.
ieSs- Mulloy Hare, Parker, Powell, Castle,nan,
Bohrer, and Lloyd
tanat,-Castlcnan orne, obcr. Van Reswick, Parker,
and Milsted.
Sntoos Tree, Turton, Powell, Mohun Wallace Bohrer.
and Lloyd.
Fare DssntDsaat-Farker, Einonston and Milstesi
Dfa.a0s, &c Palmer orme, Turton Mohun, MuIloy,
Russell, and Wilson
Cooperation he'ore Copg,es-Joncs, Mohun, Lloyd, and
Tree
Jonr COMMITTEES. Wass1gton Canal -Castleman and
Van Reswick
On Money Transactions Ha& Cooperation Jones
isyiaas furton, Jones, Wallace, and Milsted.
toem and Destroy D~ BRls. Elmondston.
Register gf Aecutns. .-Bohrer
Whnres-- Orme, CastIeman and Russell
Lkihh Of de Cay. Palmer, Parker, Wilson Mulloy.
Earvlied BUs.--Trec.
Ezgaahty Of Assse0rs Wallace, o'HMe, Parker and
Etmondston
The fAEs,psxr laid before the Board communication
from the transmitting report from the commits
ones OF the asylum which was rcfcrred to the commit
tee ON the asy uln.
This report exhibits deficiency Of 81. $50 A. for
which some provision is requested early as possible
The commissioners suggest that the annual appropriations
the Of ff. ...Eu
creased to $1,000 having been found that the former
appropriation is insufficient They also recommend an
addition to the present building the sum OF $500 being
deemed sufficient for that purpose and express the hone
that the new building will be habtsble by the ensuing
winter In consequence of the mildness of the winter
the sucrngs Of the inmates great an
tcipated.
Also communication from the surveyor in relation to
the grading vi street which referred o tue
mlttee improvements
Alo communication transmitting the account Of the
corporation with the Bank Of Washington which was
referred to the committee ef ways and means.
Ass, communication announcing that he had ar-
proved the joint resolution in relation to bridges the
Washington canal.
Also communication enclosing the report of the
missonen of the asylum for the month of May which
was referred to the committee on the asylum
The revised police bill was then taken up; when
Mr. TREE moved that the board insist upon their
amendments and ask for committee Of conference
which motion was not agreed to.
The committee Of conference consists Of Messr Wal
lace Tree and Mullcy.l
Mr. PovKLL presented the petition Of I. j. * W. NJ.
Galt and twenty three firms and individuals asking re-
pains upon street in the Second ward which was re-
ferred to the committee on improvements.
Also the petition Of T. H. Birch and y-four other
citizens asking for waicr-ppes Fourteenth and u
streets and it was referred to the committee inn
provements.
Mr. Josrs presented the petition of Edward Walsh for
the remission of fine and it referred to the
mittee claims
of
complaining Of great injury to their property in
quence Of the grading of Missouri avenue and it re-
ferrcd to the committee on improvements.
Mr. Tree presented petition asking for the constrlc
tion OF in the Third ward and il was referred to
the committee on impsovementS.
Mr. MoHrS also presented the petition Of gentleman
therein named, asking for the remission of and it
referred to the committee on Claims.
Mr. MrLIoY presented the petition of John T. Gilman
asking the refunding of unexpred license and it
referred to the committee Claims.
Mr. JOKES offered resolution, which agreed to-
requesting the Mayor to communicate statement accord
ing TO dates of the authorized improvements for which
appropriation made by the city corporation during
the last two years. and which have not been commenced
for want OF funds specifying the amounts respectively
and the wards for which the improvements have been
ordered
Mr. JOKES also offered resolution which was adopt
cd calling upon the Mayor for information in relation
the improvements in progress the amounts expended,
and the sums necessary to complete the same
Mr. JOKES also presented resolution which agreed
to, directing the committee police to inquire into the
expediency Of repeating much Of the of 1856 as
authorizes the appointment Of commissioner OF health
and of transferring the duties performed by said Off
to the commissioners Of the several wards under the
direction Of the board of health formerly provided bv
law.
Mr. vAy REswIcK presented a resolution which was
agreed to- requesting the surveyor furnish estimate
Of the cost Of grading certain portions Of New jersey
avenue.
Mr. LLorD offered a resolution which was agreed to-
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showing the amount Of fnes penalties and frfetures
collected by the police and paid into the city treasury
from the Both of June, 1885, TO the 30th June 1855
Mr. LLOYD also offered tie following resolution which
agreed to- requesting the register furnish state
nen of the amount paid into the treasury for licenses
for insurance companies.
Mr.. MONTH offered o resolution which wns agreed TO-
requesting the mayor TO furnish statement of the Inn
provcments and their probable required to be made
by the United States in pursuance of the city charter Of
1920, and the amended charter Of IS4s
On motion Of Mr.. WALLACE, the supplemental bill in
rclon to increase of the police force by the addition
OF forty taken up.
Mr. WALLACE withdrew his amendment reducing the
number to thirty and moved to strike out the word
marshal and insert the word '.chicf - pending which
Mr. LLorp asked consent TO offer resolution ef
feet that the bill to organize the police force and re-
vides thnt the mayor may appoint such number of adj
to exceed Ave days. is ncxpedicnt TO pass the supple
mental bill giving permanent increase
The PnEsIDEsr rued the amendment out os order at
the then stage Of the bill.
The question then taken the amendment of
Mr.. WALLACE. and Il was agreed To-