Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

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met 1t the usual hour the President (v. r. Dove, !
Esq In the chair sass..s . sss.si o. s.a--s -
- orc. T Shafes; Of 3. Wsoe, praying remision
OF Inc o. Josiah Eggleson, praying for psymeht
Of $50 balince due on stall In Northern Market;
Of meffopolitan Book snd Ladder Company. and
sondry cifixens for the erection Of saitable house
fos th<ir apparatus = $3.50 : -. = - :,
sH.is, src !, REPORTED AND PASSED. 80
BID fsr Tie relief Of Isaac Reid; for opening an
aMzss zvense and n q. north, on the east side Of
Third q wesf; 70 lays wstes main slong n e.
nosth, from sixth 10 Seventh sss- west resolution
the expediency Of erecting hre-plug hydrants
along The iine Of the Government water main from
f..st st. west 10 .the Navy Yard gate and report
S tn e 70 q S. ssst 6
Al. rs ntersection with North Capitol q for the
protection OF vessels while paaing the eastern en-
ss q g taking ~ s"d ss
and Ninth q west; Tor the purchase q a Lot and
the building Of d hoo- house SO ,Uo0 appsspsia-
: ted, In the second sgkeaA district -. - = :
- On motion OF Mr.. Brown, the fnance commit
tee was discharged from further considerntioa OF
the bill rrgulasiag the fees Of the collector Of
49, 49, scusfkeo ifom any TURNER eonaoef-
,rsusd esraIn oa =, I:finx - pc
= oes'@'H money et'oaeoosy Psl9 Aof axe.
- . JOINT COMMITTEES. 49,
- M Fisher stated TINT he kad been Informed
that the Board Of Common Council lad discharg-
ed the committee on the part Of that board I'm se
lation 10 the diszgreeing votes of the two boards
on the bill regulating the salary of the Water
Registrar and Water Purveyos. He asked If 1t
was proper foe this board 70 discharge theircora-
mitfees or whether the Old COMMITTEES was expect
Cd 70 serve. tl5sss. .e'sfas rssat =
The chair thought that the old committee ought
% be discharged -. =. -
Mr.. Huntington stated that IL his recollection
was correct about the committee Of this board,
they bad at the conferences on last Monday Might
been unanin,ous IN sustaining the action Of the
Doafo upon tne subject - au.x - b seraa
Mr. Brown moved that the old COMMITTEES be
issharged and q new COMMITTEES appointed; car
: rfed. - - - -.
pI 1s chair sPpoinsee a sach commsiee' Messfs.
- - -..f- ASYLUM RKPoRr- iaisE4
MI Miller, from the asylum committees, sub
mitted a summary Of the report Of the Intendant
tor The month o. September, a. follows: On the
3i:t Of August there was in the infirnary 50; re-
ssivea IN sePermoef -; disc haired l7 leaving 10
we ,innm,ary On me San Of september o. In the
3lst Of August there were s. inmates; during the
month % ssPtemeer 20 were received and IS dis
the 30th Of September CO. or these 1o.umitfsd Ia
: were white and IA colored- ss.'ass-s - I
THE CHANNEL APPROPRIATION.
Mr. Magruder presented letter from Messrs
Johnson 4 Sutton, Withdrawing their names from
the petition presented at the Last meeting remon-
strsting against the appropriation for dredg the
western channel Of the Potomac river -
Messs. Clarke and Ward desired to know who
these gentlemen were. s1ssT So. -se7 = 80 I
- Mr Magruder was surprised 10 hear from the
gentleman from the Fourth Ward that be did not
know his own next door neighbors The geafle-
men referred to were prominent business men
who like other enterprising citizens signed the
seuonstrance under an entire misa pprehensiou Is
90 its parport He coald excuse tie QentIemau
from The Seventh Ward for bis Ignorance Of the
Of the city, became he lived in suburban ward.
Mr. Ciarke stated An explauafion. that he go
asked the question because Mr. Perry, who Il had
:. signed the remonstrance under misappreheusion
had since told him 1.-THE speakery that &c signed Il
with the condition that an appropriation in plaee
ofthe one asked for should Be made foe dredging
3. Mr.. Dove stated that Mr.. Perry, alluded to by
4 the last speaker had told him that he had signed
the paper under an entire miapprchension Of il
chants here whose names were attac bed 70 ihal