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decision OF the Chair, Ii was sustained-ayes TO-
The question was then taken upon the motion
of Mr.. Thomas Miller to strike out the enactin1
clause; lost-ayes S, noes 8. --~e
The question was then taken upon third read.
ing OF the Dill lost-ayes 9, noes T.
The Chair then moved q reconsideration OF the
vote oy which the third reading was lost
MI IL Thomas S, Miller moved to lay that motion
Mr.; Riggs moved to adjourn; carried.
And the Board adjourned.
Common Council Mr. Powell, after the read.
ing OF the journal, said that the Secretarys Jour-
nal appeared to be correct; but II was frequently
lmperfectly published In the paper which was
PAID Tor Its publication; and he gave notice of his
intention TO Introduce measure to secure the
correct publication Of the Journal
The Chair informed the gentleman that M
paper was paid for the publication of the journal
The National lnteliigencer received 500 for the
publication Of the laws; and the journal was fur
took the privilege Of ab6reviating, so as to give
the substance and occupy less space
MI Powell said the correct publication ouoht
10 be made; and he gave notice Of a measure Tor
that purpose '0'
The President presented the petition of b II
Clements; referred to claims committee
MI. Mniloy, from police committee, reported.
and asked to be discharged from the considsIa,
ton of, the bill supplemental 10 an act Ie1nIa,,n
markets; discharged 1s
Also, bill in relation to carrying arms on the
Sabbath day ~ va 'Ne
Mr.. Bohrer proposed an amendment nrovidino
that the act shall not be construed TO nrevepi
military attending funerals on the Sabbath from
carrying arms '
"a! Mr., Powell moved to postpone indefinitely;
yeas 4, nays IL S' -'-
Mr. B0hreI's amendment was agreed TO.
MI Lloyd moved TO amend, by providing that
nothing In this bill shall be Construed m ns.vlnt
persons carrying arms when prompted thereto by
., MI Powell moved to lay the whole subjec, on
The amendment was rejected-yeas 7, nays 10.
MI Ooer moved to amend by making the pen
any nor less than al nor more than 500
withdrew for f'' ou'
MI. Wallace who moved to amend by striking
out arms" and inserting guns or pistols. ~
Mr. Lloyd moved to postpone
MIR Jones renewed his call for the nreviopx
question: which was ordered. and the amend
nsnt OF Mr. Wallace was agreed to-
r, UT ooe' amendment also passed by yeas Il,
Mr.. Lloyd moved to adjourn.
Inc CHAIR decided il out of order
And the bill passed-yeas II, naysa
srn,,, ~, oEsoit mn presented communication
rom The commissioner from the western section
OF canal referred to claims committee
MI. foweil moved to suspend the rules to take
up the mig ht- hoOl bill; lost
Mr. Palmer, from the draina1e coD,po,t,ss re
ported bill from the Aldermen to NV for con
structing sewer in the Fourth Ward: after dis.
cussiOn, the bill wa,
On motion Of Mr. Palmer rscorn,,,,,.5 - ~ i.
drainage committee ~
On motion OF MIR. Jones, the bill authorizing
- ms 1ohh Nj McCalla and his sureties
WI, WIN Tue AlderInan's substitute therefor, was
taken up. and the amendment agreed to-
On motion Of Mr.. Powell, the mig ht-scbool hill
was taken mp with the Aldermen's amerdments
Mr. Edmondston moved TO amend by estab-
hshlng seven night schools
IEe Chdlr decided the mntinn aut ~ orJar a,
this time - ONe' ~
The AldeLmen's amendments were agreed 10.
III. IN keSwiek called up the bill from the
AluSrH.en 10 repair the drainage Of street
south, between New Jersey avenue and First
passed '''''0 anu
Mr.. Turton, from improvements con,mi,,ee 70
ported bill for relief of N Cuiinane: passed
Inc Joint resolution OF the Aldermen, REQUEST
ing The Mayor to Ofer a reward for incendiaries
was announced.
Mr.. BOhTer moved 10 refer 70 Arc ar,..
committee; lost
The joint resolution was passed
Burch; passed. "
Inc bill to supply deficiency for grading and
ILents committee.
The joint resolution directing the committee
oelore congress TO urge the construction of a
permanent bridge across the Potomac was psssed
Inc Joint resolution granting the use Of the
western portion Of Judiciary Square to the Me
police committee ~
The bill to grade and gravel north stree.
rom sixth to Seventeenth street west
MI LLOYD moved to refer to Improvements
committee lost; And the bill was passed
Boteler eA Va ~ " =
.. Mr.. BohIer withdrew his amendment reducing
the amount to 500, and the bill was passed
me Dill for relief OF ID A Narrower with the
Aldermen's amendment, was taken up
nj Jones moved to strike out the word s'dona-
s'Un Ino Ins1n reward" but withdrew IL for
motion by MIR. Powell to disagree 10 the amend
ment, add ak committee of conference; lost
yeas ,, nays IA; and the bill was passed
Mr. POWELL moved to reconsider the vote
NJ Jones moved 10 lay that motion on the
table, PASSED "" 'De
MI TuHon presented bill to repair the roof
Of the City Hall; PASSED
Mr. Jones called up the Joint resolution re-
questing Congress to make an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to-
grading and paving street, from Ninth street
TO the Departments
Mr.. Edmondston moved to adjourn; passed.
TRIALS AT THE SEVENTH DISTRICT POLICE
OFFICE.-Yesterday,S s. Simonds was arrested by
oncer King for disorderly conduct; fine and costs
S2S5 same, Tor selling goods, wares and mer-
chandlse by sample; ruled for trial David Dun-
bar, arrested Ivy Officers Narrower and NoTwood
on charge OF robbing Jonathan Seymour The
case was dismissed for want of evidence Same
Tor profanity in the streets; was fined 81 81 Her
mann Strauss, arrested bv Officer Yeatman- for
hanging clothing in the street beyond the legal
distance from the building line; fine and costs,
. s. solomon Larchmer, same offence; do
81 %. Samuel Wolf, assault and threats on a
female, was arrested by Oitcer Parham: gave se
cL'i'y Tor peace. Same, for profanity; was dis
missed Allen McFay was arrested by Officer
Haskell foI wickedly, maliciOusly, and with ma
lice aioTeihought, driving against a buggy in
which w. ii. Birch was driving, entirely demoI-
lshins the buggy, and throwing MIR. Birch into
the road, severely Stunning him; security for
court Same, arrested for furious driving on the
streets; 1ne and costs, So IS. Sarah Austin was
arrested by Officer Norwood for keeping an i'll
governed house, commonly called bawdy house;
tLlaI deferred until IL, m, to-day. The magis-
trate IN these cases Is Justice Dom.
Court OF CLAIMS Judge Black
ford delivered the opinion Of the court in the
case OF James ii. McCulIoh, executor of James
II. McCulloh, deceased, as. The United States.
The claim Is for certain proportion of the fines
penalties, aud forf-tures incurred at the port OF
Baltimore While the testator collector of the
customs there, IN the year lsl2 amounting to
sol, ltS 30. The court decided that the suIt
I a