Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-18

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81 p0Y, Esq, N mechair. 1-ss.v----
One f,om he City 6e1vsloF, tranumisine a
Es.scSsss.is syssss, 49, fss,sss"ss ID
0ns .ffom the cenmiafoness q the Canal. in
reply toasssolutiea e Ne Bead Of Allesrzsn,
reqsssisg report Of the cost e dredging the ely
snosnt reposssd y GA So The coss0isasp ~
fOi four ccnsscSsiys ys.n, would De saiscieat 10
remove sne seoimenis thst would from tims 70
navigahle They also mink that when once rem
defed navgable, the canal could be kent % a an
annual sxPens, q = 600. The report wss REFER
red to the canal committee ~ Ii 10 H - &
The Asylum report for the month Of seeptembef
was received, and fsfsrfed . ssyiap committees.
80 txrfrIoNs. - - = 80 :,
v,sd s.s q ~ psnisl p0ug!.: s9d sshs e. the
No. 3t& That & r, 3. Ps1issssn and o(hess, a e.
latisn % the condition a Nsw York avelus, ,st
With ns c.p5tsol ;sss q scsoO
the second pissict Of school Trustees, for sddi-
tion.l schoel n the sevs.th Districts Of Mary
Fhsrn, Scr sme.a y q. g, 8 . . y 2ssTox.k
BILLS AND nksoLurIoNs PAssKD.
Bin mailing aPPsopsi.tion for grading ana xs.x.
cling Ninth street wet, nom n % 9 stress north;
ner Of d street north and Ninth stfeet wei; one
for the relief Of Robert Costello one 10 estahlish
an additional primary In the second school Dis
Downing Bros. 70 occupy the pavement, on II
street. near Thirteenth, for certain puYpooes bin
to grade and pave the public alley In square, 3s6
so su5cly Rls W., were rsesiysa from TIE lower
| Mr. Dunnington, on cave, intfoduced 4 hill -
define and equslise the dnties Of police magic
ases and cSnssables In the city Of WashiA2tos. Z
Corsnses csr.si, During me read,ag M N.
journal, Nj. Onme asked leave 70 change his vote
as recorded on the motion 70 order the 6ill for the
relief ef Messfs. Buckingham and Gideon 70 {
third reading, stating that he had voted In the
He was allowed to chang. his vote. which
changed the whole vote, leaving the bill ordered
sAIdefhsSs bin 70 correct the p,a. Of square A
was pssseds also, 4 bin for the improveinent Of
Fiffh street east also, bill for laying flag fpotway
acros. Massachusetts, avenue ON q s1feet north and
izing curbstone to be Get and . footway paved
on North Capitol street; also. q bin for paving
gutter On north side Of ID sreet, between Twenty.
lutien. permitting Downing ( Bro. 10 occupy a
partof the footwry on H sifeet for building ma
terials for New York Avenue Church 8 sc
Saa as s s@ On IN oss ,,a Meade
ssing so f0r the repsir Of the Northern Liberties
AR. Edmonsson wss skepsicsl about the propri.
mafkst did net pay cxpenses, and that Il would
fpooaMX0 bz&er TO tear 1t down and put Il some.
where - Ae bought II wss mot slssg slnc>
Mr.. Powell thought that the market had moi
ben repaired more than was necessary and pru.
The bin was passed. 80 - iosl fsai.sessE,
From the public schools committee, Mr.. Tree
4 reported hack snbstitute hin from the uppeI
ibeafd fos the establishment Of night schools
&: onS s id h did
. The fru and third districts. He did not see CIV
reason for the distinction. sEs5FTss 80 - :
Ass.r Edmendston and Given entertained Ii,
Mr., Powell aid the experiment. Of night school
hed been tried last year In the first and third dis
net, s1a bad Yscvsd sccoessfol; and he did no
and fourth districts this wear l--1 = =
The substitute was rejected. .....-,-.--..-- ~
II From the same COMMITTEES, the same reported
Of d lotsnd the erection Of school house in IN
Second District with an amendment 70 not specif,
any particular locality. ~
panied with Recommendation of the school TINS.
Mr.. Edmondstoa thought that the citizens of IN.
spteaed locality and the representatives in thiI
board knew their own wants, without being In.
i fofmed by the school trustees.
| gentleman from the fifsh ward tMr. Van Res.
that the people Of hisw ward were capable of know,
Ing their own wants, and aking care Of their own
anAirs, without the aid Of the school trustees OF
Mr. Russell agreed with the pentlem,o from tn.
EFinh Ward (Mf. Van Reswick) that there ought
% be Recommendation from the school trustee. !
I MI Duhamel stated that he knew the educa-
urgent.
4 Messrs. Meade and ober wanted further infor.
nation on the subject, and 6 -
ssSsy the n;ss is
The amsndment was adopted, and the bill
1 E,o~.r 49,,
fcdmpensatfon of TIE wster register, Mr.. Norsan
reported recon- mendation thai this Board fecede
from is actfon on he subject and accept the bin
Messrs Given ana shekels. being |. maioritv of
sE conmissee Nom this Board, dieented fom
4 "a ~ ,eP 49, 49,. $500, .....a. 80.
enee committee Was Ia favor q The report wbscb
ne Thought was all that was necessary. -
The Chair decided that majority Of each COM
mittee from the two Boards was necesssry Tor q
iPors, ana mat consequently this report was not
Mr.. Morgan appealed from the decision Of the
Ch.i and spoke = length In favor Of bis position
and that majority ofnfd committee was compe,
The Chair lMr. Jones) explained that sccordina
i - nis SicWs Tue conlefence committee was not a
joint committees, but that the committee from
Zach Board acted Independently for its respectiy We
Board, and that consequently . majority Of esch
committee was necessary for 4 report 80
i The decision Of the Chair was not sustained.
j The report Of the conference committee was re-
lected, and new committee ordered to be APP
I a bill making an appropriation for heating the
W sshinaton Asylum, was reported from the Asy-
lam COMMITTEES. and posed. 81 ii - = y -
| "a BIN from the upper Bead for grading and
a bill from Che upper Board to establish an adj,
diao3sl school IN the second district, vas re-
AsornEE InPRovExxsr.-oor old friends. Che
l,Maxweils-desleu In fancy goods and iadies,
closh and msntillss--have made such exSsnsiye
Improvements In their place Of bushes that sves
fheir most intimate friends and cussomsss win