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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-02
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STREET, KING & Co.,
AT II ORNE YS AT AW,

GEEERAL GEET8, ~ s"h
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
WTTIL practice Law the supreme inferior oourssf
w Nebraska, buy and sell Land Warrants enter Land time,
give special atteou making selections Of lands Nebraska
FOR those wishing good and desirable locations, invest distant
dealers reasonable terms pay taxes furnish abstracts q entries
and titles short notice. buy and sen lands, lots, and all
kinds Of real estate and 90 General Agency business.
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VIRGINIA LEAP TOBACCO.
MTE receiving In store, the trade SO
w boxes Sulls's b and Touacoo Tins Tobacoo has
reputaon unsurpassed b any manufactured Virginia, and
guaranteed number
ALSO,
500 genuine Rio Hondo Cigars;
$500 assorted brands Cigars, direct Importation;
% baskets Mum Champagne;
100 or chests superior ouHg Ifys0n Tea;
Or. casks Ilaret Brandy, imported in 1854;
3 casks Rochelle Brandy;
do Old Port Wine;
do pure juice Port Or medicinal use;
200 boxes French Brandy;
800 barrels Cincinnati Whiskeys
100 bags Rio COdee
80 barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars; -H... #..-
For sale low by DILLON & CO.,
jy20 No. - College street.
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No. q, Pubic 51uars
Nashv1ue, Tenn.s
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IRBY MORGAN q CO.,
o. and sPubIic Square, Nashville, Tenn.

M Z have received and opened our entire stock Of
w Pail and Winter Goods,
Embracing elegant lines Of New Styles Dress Goods
Fancy Pruts-Our usual quality and iu good variety.
Mems Wssr-a large stock eulbrer- sIs1iiH rss1---e
Of the finer grades Of Fancy Cashmere
Ready made Clothing-a select ass0rmeutof The better -ls
together Eith ali
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
WNTE have good lot Of NEGROES sale. Some 10 or p
Wv likely Boys from 10 to 20 years old good young
Women with child each good Girls from 6 70
20 old, we'll qualified and highly recommended
good Carpenter 8 years Od;3 good Cooks Men from 25
to 40 old We anxious to sell the regular
market prices taug24) Il. II. HAYNES & co
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I
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000, ALL PAID IN SECURED.
TFVHIs Company being fully organized according to Charter
prepared TO write Policies against Loss Damage by Fire
Bulng Goods, Wares, Merchandise generally Also,
shipments against Loss Damage Sea- Rivers, Inland
/ Transportation, on the most favorable terms.
LIFE AND NEsRo PoLICIEs IssUED A E1URREST RATES.
011ce No. 30, Corner Of Square and CEDAR Street.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, W. T. BERRY,
ANTHONY W YANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN hIRkMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., R. G. M'NAIRY,
THOS. W. EVANS, HUGH NCCRAE.
WESLEY GREENFIELD. 81
ALEXANDER FALL, President
JANIS WALKER, Secretary. apriI3-y
J.. T. JAMES wHE1Ess JOHN A. FIsHER
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,
ROGERS, GENERAL CO mHTSSION
AND ..u.-
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON, TOBACCO,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
jyl-
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words, to wit" In quarantine from smallpox" which
PacId shall not be removed thercfrom, under pecAiy
OF MT dollars, or imprisonment In the city prison, -
less 'hsn i've Dor more than twenty days.
Any violation OF the provisions o. this sct shA DO deem
Cd msdemeanor, and shall be punished such.
This act shall take effect the first day Of January
1909 uDlees vacancy shall in Office q
CITY Inspector, In which shall take effect mme
diasey on the occurrence or such vacancy.
AN ACT IN RELATION TO APPOINTMENT COMMISSIONERS 10
TAKE pRivAIx PROPERTY PURPOSES
Introduced rotice by Mr. Sloan Feb 0, 1858; read
twice and referred 10 the Committee the Judiciary
ported avorao'y RON ssd committee, and committed 70
the Committee OF the Whole.
1hts act provides that In all In which the law
thorzes requires the appointment Of commissioners for
the purpose Of taking private property 70 DO used for pub
lie purposes, or making awards ments for public
local improvement not less than thirty days notice OF
tbe application for such appointment shall be given all
parties who may be in any way Interested therein such
manner a. may be prescribed BY tho court otner
thority authorized 70 mako such appointment and 10
take efiec, Immediately.
ooURB RECORD
NEW YORK
Introduced on notice by Mr.. Lovelsnd February rs,
1883 read twice and referred 70 the Committee the
Judiciary reported faverably from said committee, and
committed TO Committee OF the Whole.
THIS provides that The Sheriff OF the city aud county
Of New York shall be entitled 10 demand and receive from
tho plaintiff In every cause hereafter, actually tried by
OF the city OF New York. and the Court OF Com
Pleas for the city and county Of Now York. fec Of
Ay cents for summonng the jury 10 said courts, and the
sha be in lieu OF the fec heretofore allowed by law
10 the Sheriff Of the said city and county for summoning
the Jury,
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Appointments by ths PresIdent,
BY and usth the Adrice and ConseNt 5 the SENATE

BY and u1th the Adtfce and (OnscW q the Sen0te
COLLECTORS THE CUSTOMS
William s. jackson, district Of Vienna, Maryland vice
G. A. T. Smith, whose cOmmissonexpired
John Thompson Mason, district Of Baltimore, Maryland
vice Philip f. thomas, whose commission expired.
John 81 vice
Tench Tlghmsn, district OF OXFORD Maryland, vice H.
Henry C. Matthew's, district Of Georgetown, D. c. vice
Robert White whose commission expired.
George T. Wright, district Of Tsppahannock, Virginia;
Timothy Rvcs, district Of Petersburg, Virginia, vice
Lucen D. sArks, district of Camden, North Carolina;
Mmund Wright, district Of Edsnsou, North Carolina;
rssppointed
Oliver s. Dewey, district of ocracoke, North Carolina
william +. Colcock, district of Charleston, South
Carolina; reappointed.
pointed
John Hunter district of Nschez Mississippi, vice W.
Thomas Ledwuh, district Of St. Johns, Florida, vice
James G. Dell, deceased.
Joseph Sierra, district Of Pensacola, Florida; reap
pointed.
John Baldwin, district of Key West, Florida; reap
pointed.
Paul Arnau, district Of St Augustine, Florida, vice
Hamilton Stuart, district Of TEXAS Texas re.ppointed
Georges S. Patterson, district Of Sandusky Ohio, vice
James A. Jones, whose commission expired.
Dennis Coghlin, district OF Miami, Ohio vice Josiah
Riley, whose commission expired.
ROBERT PARKS, usulCt Oh OnOi reAppOlntou.
SURVEYORS CUSTOMS.
James r. Thompson, at Town Creek, Maryland; reap
pointed
William II. Brown, at uewellensburg, Maryland; reap
pointed.
Washington Finley. at Baltimore, Maryland, vice John
o. Wharton whose commission expired.
Andrew J. Deadly, at Norfolk, Virginia, vice Dennis
Dswley, deceased
Gordon Forbes at Yeocomico, Virginia: reappcinted.
Andrew J. Psnnel at Wheeling, Virginia; reappointed
Thomas p. Bagwel, at Accomack C. H., Virginia. vice
Samuel Melvin, resigned.
William B. Flanner, at Wilmington, North Carolina;
reappointed.
Mysr Jacobs, a. Charleston, South Carolina; reap
pointed.
Andrew Decatur at Bay PORT Florida, vice John E.
johnson, resigned.
James W. simmons, at COpano Texas, vice Fl. D. Nor
ton, resigned
Zachary Herndon, at vaAsco. Texas, vice Nathaniel
Rudder, deceased.
Henry T. Hubert, at Memphis, Tennessee, vice Samuel
o. Ballard, dece ased
APPRAISERS MERCHANDISE.
Beale H. Richardson at Baltimore, Maryland vice Phi.
lip Pouney.
David Springer, at Baltimore, Maryland vice l.. W.
Goepell
John ". Baughman of Maryland as Appraiser General,
vice Vim. Pouder.
OFFICERS
William Peden, district OF Wilmington, North Caro-.
Ina reapHoiDted.
Charles Greene, district Of Boston and Charlesown,
Massachusetts; reappointed
Levi X. Bowen, district of Baltimore, Maryland, vice
John Kettlewe whose commission expired.
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the legation and their have gone pretty
regulariy-n short, II wss the Court chapel
Bluff Old Sir Gore Ouseey ard his Green Mountain lady
are quite straight laced the 'sreguars are and
their cords sent cut for Thursday night the magical
word 'dsnciDg" written their "May air'' ad-
dress IN che corner Sir Gore has hired house for
year e old Madison house, where the Chevaier Webb
held f0rth last winter set up carriage and Is domci
lated Jet FOR etquettes his London card plate
The company was select, and 1t was worry delightful
sifar-s fennsyvanh belle (whose father was once in
the srny) bearing away the honors.
On "a urdey Mss Lanes reception unusually
crowded. all elaborate puff OF the White house gardener
having notified everybody that the new conservatory
would also he open The growth large and well filled
which such fuss made in President Adams ame Is
documentary the Increased luxury aud extravaganza
q our national expenditures which al refined persons
must approve Of. do.
Col wocott received bis friends at the jail and was
long cold walk for the poor Congressman who
last year drinking his wine, and have now put him
In dura0os vile yet remble least he should denoance
them He has In his power tomake some members feel
very cheap not guilty for they have permitted him to
pay the hotel bills of their friends TO settle their accounts
for priniog speeches and such small potato matters on
tins was not dsne 70 influence the votes Of these
honorable Oh mol This politics to me to be
3 low affair, the way Is managed II Is really CON-
mercia and vulgar.
Couldock has been playing q. Stuats neat little theatre
yesterday morning, and will open 70 night Edward Eve
rett also arrived yesterday morning. and ID stopping wn
mis- daughter the wife Of Lieut. Los Grgos WISE Juliana
May the relative and p2e Of Gales sssson WI! give
the Opera after Mathews, and really hope no VIII on
lven the present stupidity. Were dot Tor Mrs Owns
fancy ball which Ii 70 come Oh when this terrible Lent
over the metropolis would be unendurabe. Az 1t ", we
gentlemen c leisure only lounge around the club
over 70 Colts and drink 70 bis success With some pa
ten. tina: is several bores bet the chances Of the Of
plsco would be decidedly uncomfortable Fact pon honor.
JENKINS
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Nexx-s ffom Kansas

ST. LouIs, March o, 1855
The Republican learns that attempt has been made
sbducl the Judges OF the election OF the Delaware Crossing
precinct TO prevent their giving their evidence TO Gov
Denver, requested by Calhoun and that Isaac
Mundc, one Of the Judges was shot In the head and
Killed.
The clerks OF the Shawnee precinct preparing
certificate under oath, stating that they gave the test
mony they did before the investigating Committee, under
threats OF death.
letter from Fort Scott says that that place has been
taken By company Of lanes men, who were rooblng
the stores and stealing horses. No lives were lost.
The Loader learns from gentleman from Kansas that
the Topekaes and anti Topekaes at Ieavenwor,h have
quaeled concerning the policy TO be pursued and that
two sets OF candidates have been nominated 70 the Con-
sututionAl Convention. The democrats made nomina.
tons.
Is reported that Gen. Lane has issued proclamation
calling upon the free State militia attack Weston No.
This report Ia dscredted here
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One hundred aud twenty nine towns heard from give
Halle .S,s92 Cate POOL Republican representatives
elected thus far, ll6 democrats, To- The Senate large
~ republi--n n. The Councillors all republicans.
ALVIN Beard, editor Of the N1o Hampshire Telegraph,
il elected Mayor OF Nashua by large majority.
MANCHESTER, n. H., March 0, 1855.
Some disturbance took place in the Fifth ward to day
party OF rowdies took possession Of the ward room
tore the check list in pieces and broke OF the ballot
boxes The other two in the thrown OF the
window and saved. Several persons badly beaten
The assalsnis we're democrats, who offended be
certain Irishmen net registered the vote
list After the disturbance over the Board
bed and announced the election Of the republican repre-
sertatives.
Several fights also took place between the Irish repab
licans and Irish democrats. This evening all 10 quiet
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If the party giving shape and character 10 the
gave ako The origin TO lit should further acmonish MIN
gsast giving ueTance W siacons unauthOriz I'd W
facts
Tho report adopted and the committee discharged
EVENING SESSION.
Al balfpsst O'Clock the Senate re- assembled ami
tok up the special order the Kansas resolutions
Mr. MATTER DEM offered q substitate the Demo
cratic legislative acucus resolutions favor OF the
sage Of the Iecompton constitution through Congress- aud
sustaining President Buchanan.
MIR. DrES Gep moved as a substitute the Assembly
concurrent resoutons adverse 10 the Lecompton con
sttuticn.
On this Mr. Vaudeville dem occupied the attention
Of the serate until hall past nine O'Clock.
argument lasting until ten minutes TO 10 O'Clock
Mr. s1SorA (dem.) commenced speaking, when he gave
Mr.. A. H; wuxnxH, Crep) who offered the following
amendment
Resolyed That In hts opposition the eGor OF the
upon the people Of the Territory Of Kansas the Hon Stephen
lno: faithful to the true principles and spirit Of the
Mr. SnNOIA insisted that the Senator from the Seven
eenth district wheeler had been discourteoua in intro
duciDg his resolution as he (Spnoa) only given way
foe what he supposed some ordinary trivial motion.
Mr.. ". A. WHEELER said that If he had been guilty Of
discourtesy he would withdraw his resolution.
The matter not being pressed. Mr. SrNolA proceeded
In his remarks, refusing to give way 10 motion 70 ad
journ
HAIy.pAsr TEN A. M
Mr. srISoA is stl speaking There is no prospect Of
Assembly.
ALBANY, March q, 1868.
me erEAh III pursuance OF an ORDER the House re-
ferred several portions of the Governors message ap
proprate committees
w. ~ a. ,u., A.. m, ~, ,. 49,,
Inc Oil W aoonsn 'ne ONCE Oh new horX o'y 1uage
referred to Messrs seoy Winnie Jeremiah, Chanler
and Moore.
Under the general orders bills of private character
were then considered
The enactipg clause in the bill providing for the publ
cation end distribution OF the proceedings OF Boards Of
Super visOrs was stricken out.
ONSLAUGHT ON 1HE REPORTERS or TIE LOBBY
Mr. RICHARDS (rep) question of privilege, and
moved for The removal Of the seats furnished TO the report
the immediate vicinity OF his desk He satcd that the
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Desss uetive Fire In Troy.

Troy. n, T., March y, INbB
IRE broke out at about eight O'Clock this morning
the Troy bleach works, IDA Hill owned by William r.
Iowart The main building entirely destroyed. but
the storehouse containing several thousand dollars worth
Of goods, and the drying house saved The loss is
estimated at from $40 600 10 s25 cc0 and fully covered
by insurance, as foows:-Roger williams Insurance Com
pany, Providence, $4,000. Atlantic Insurance Com
pany Providence. 81 500 American Insurance Company
5000 Washington Insurance Company. Providence,
$500; Manhattan Insurance Company, ". Y, 500 The
IRE originated In a defective fine.
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Markets.
CIARIxrToS, March S, 1858
The sales Of cotton TO day 900 bales
OF loc. 2Xc; prices are &c a NC higher.
AUGUSTA March =, 1853.
The ss sof cotton to day 900 baes advance
Of &c. .ipound.
AuGusIA, Ga March Q, 1858.
Cotton market firm. Sales to day, l, 600 bales.
PmLADELPmA, March q, 1883
Flour 6rm. Wheat steady; whiio, 81 IA 81 20 Corn
FIRM white, 59c 6oo yellow, ole. Whiskey dull at lie
Provisions firm. Bulk meats-Gs4c a &c. for shoulders
and s'c for SIDES. Bacon7Sc for shoulders aud 9Jc
for sides lard firm at Ice. Mes pork, SIG rs
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News from Texas.

WASHINGTON, March Q, 1858
BY the arrival OF the mail late due have Gal.
weston dates OF the 9th ut
The stock Of cotton at Galveston 81 bales and
the receipts up 10 the present time in OF those
OF last year, 1900. The estimated crop OF reSzs
SOC, 600 bales.
formed In the ghborhood Of the Colorado river on
the gath ut and fears were entertained for the safety OF
the fruit trees.
The Indians Of Bexar county were becoming holder.
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New Hampshire State Election.

CONCORD, N. H. March Q, 1853.
large vote cast at State election TO day. VIM
Halle the present Governor, was supported by the
pubicans, ana Asa p Cate, Of Northeid by the demo
cras The returns far indicate the re election OF Mr.
Halle for Governor BY increased majority that OF
last year when he received 81 474 against 81 5 given
for Mr. Wells, the democratic candidate.
The following is the vote in some OF the prncipal towns
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In the House 10 day the majority and minority reports
on the petitions for the removal of Judge Joring were
submitted asd ordered 10 be printed. The majority
port urges removal The minority report, signed by
one member Of the committee, strongly opposes IL.
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submitted BY the Constitution slavery may exist there
fer ever
League.
Mr.. MosIcomkRy-You will always know where to find
Mr.. suRrncs (adm OF Ga suggested night session,
bet Mr.. WAslsURS objected and the House adourned.
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McPAMsN-RocA.-OuW Wednesday, Feb. -, In Browns
vile Texas Dr. T. A. McPARi I'm, Untsd 6(ates army &
Fort Leavenworth 10 Miss Aida RocA, Of Brownsville
RICHARDSON hcndsy evening, Fob. 1, ~
JoHx RcnARDsoS 70 Miss HANNAH BARs, all Of this city
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SiI. king OF the Steamer Globe.

DETROIT, March Q, 1858.
Tho steamer Globe, belonging to the Great Western
Railway capsized and sunk while loading live the
Michigan Central Ralrcat wharf this afternoon She had
over hundred head OF cattle board macy of which
were lost. The vessel will be raised
Weather Reports
By The Northern Easter Western and Southern Tele-
graph Lines@OficA u Wall atreeL
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PiCTON, March y, lsSo.
IRE broke ont here last nrht and six buildings
totally and several others rtialy consumed. A large
amount of goods and furniture destroyed loss t10
OOc. insurance So Geo.
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The Columbia at Char

CHtNIF7fON, M'Hch 2, 1908 y
The United states mail steamship Columbia, C,ptsin
Berry from New York, arrived here al sx O'Clock this
Tuesday, morning
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Fire In Eiyria, Ohio.

CLEVELAND, March Q, 1858.
fire in Elyria last night destroyed eight buildings
causing loss Of $40 Oc0 There insurance for %,
Coo on the property
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The Augusta at Savannah

SAVANNAH. March o. 1883
The augusta arrived here from New York at four
o'clock this afternoon. she experienced heavy head
winds frcm Aaiteras.
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Tho compensation Of appraisers was then four dollars
per day. five cents per mile for travel little calcu
aton will show that this official charged for 3o6 days in
year, ard for 26 O36 mes avecqua 70 the circum
ference Of the globe He WIS probably dead head
the rsilroata Sd, who knows OF peasanter way 10
pocket So 100 than hsS What matters IL II claimants
grumbe at Delays and stiDgy tax payers ind au-the
lie OF canal appraisers Is pleasant one, and they
thankful for the good things that fall In their why O.
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PhOtcGvsp6s-I4HI7,C Cabinet Heads Lasp1~S
portraits In the city for g. al HOLMES gsery ss Bsssa
way.
AnsonS Daguerreotyps~-I.axge Size Co~ %
cenisThc only place In The city WHARF dAsueeosypes
made, exclusive of any other pctare, is At
XNBONR go Broadway. oppoate Metropoltaa Hots1
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Bosscn Weekly bank statement.

Hb7fON, NHrCn y, INN.
ho uppks
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OMcial Bllls-Fat Picl<lngs.
TO THE EDITOR OF rnx HERALD.


Your regular correspondent from this place has
than alluded to the extraordinary travelling perform
snces Of A. b. Parmeee, canal appraiser whose Is
said to be before the Senate for reappontment but he
does not correctly informed TO tho extent OF his
dextsrity. Gle says he has performed such immense
amount Of travelling duty 10 charge eight nine
hundred dollars annually and induce viglant Auditor
10 pay too" In the AUDITORS report of last year, page
Is9 find his stated and paid foil ,ws for
year.
Servces.. ..St,soe w
Miscellaneous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 70
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NE uscp and ssuds ha throat arh chest has an as.c
nhing Mcncbits. asthma ana al dseases hs AZ
feet rrs~.ton unsgteue.s may Tins b. cured in
ho~rs 70 e!sfyvmrn vu'ir sYtasefA All Vocstsg 10 IT,
CO asa..0 "a. inyAgss.O.
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B.tebelor's Hair Dye, wigs and Tcupees-.
The hes, In the world sursssrs all made SOLD and spphst
a the marufsr ,ory ~ broadway.
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Board OF Aldermen.

Tie Board met last eyenng-president Clancy in the
chair.
Several petitions received, and reports pre-
scented favor of donating $500 to the New York opthal-
mic Hospital and $500 TO the Seamens Friend Society to
donate 81 600 to the Northern Dspensary $3.50 to the
ladies' Depository and $500 TO the woens Prison Asso.
citation and Home; $500 10 the In6rmary for INDECENT
Women and Children and sos the Widows Methodist
Episcopal Home to enable them to pay assessment
their property for building sewer in Forty second street
All aid over.
HxrESSoy CENTRAL PARK.
The Committee Roads presented report concurring
in the recommendations contained IN the communication
from the Central Park Commissioners relative to extend
lg the Of the Park to 10th street, &C Laid
AGAINST OFFICIALS.
The resolution TO appropriate 5000 10 defray the ex
cnses defending the members Of the Board who
indicted for passing the grant Of lots TO the Catholic
Orphan Asylum at q nominal rent called up
Alderman TVcKk thought that the city should not no
obliged pay the expenses Of members charged with NAL
feasance in Office.
Alderman Booig supported the resolution.
Alderman ADAMS said the appropriation just. The
Indictment most outrageous affair, and the city
should defend it-got up by popinay OF District Aor
ney who happened 10 have had lawyer Tor brother.
Aldermen McSrEpos, Rap and others spoke in favor Of
the resolution.
Alderman TUCKER moved amendment tina, the
CORPORATION Counsel be requested to defend the case;
which was lost and the resolution ultimately adopted
hy vote OF twelve to two-Alacrmen Tucker and Davis
voting in the negative.
1ug CRYSTAL PALACE
Alderman BooIR offered resolution 10 the effect that
the Street Commissioner be directed ~ have the ruins
tine site the Crystal Palace removed forthwith also,
that he lie directed 10 advertise for plans for public
kct on the site. Referred TO Committee on Lands
communication was received from the Mayor, recon-.
mendng the Improvement oil the Russ pavement ke-
ferred 10 Committee on Streets.
Adjourned 10 Monday next, al five O'Clock