The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-12

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Z O'Clock. Rspsss-1tessm. 3ansassA 0fif-
HaskIns. Hili. 0ssaAer, RteAa1dsoa, 8dllosk
and 01a1eefOOk e sa't@ n tsteT
Mr.. 0Tatssn. from me special eomntssss 81
sne nev alm.hooee, reported that they 80
tich OF that buikliRg. s. fNas $ fsetf
Mr.. 0ratan, frUna the csuamitses 70 whom
the phject Of aalaries was referred, repOrts6
orasnsnsss ass cSscsrnlnf TIE wssr works. xss
WMter works fixes The eSupsriniendents 0lASy
at 81 500. and his Assistants at 81 so; the
saiary Of the Superinteude OF the Pnmp
House at . t,U0O, and his Assistant as SS0N The
ordinance concerning the 9as works nxes the
salary Of the Superintendent at &i ,e00, the Ia
spector SLAM. and the Assistant Inspector
q g. The ordinance conesruiaE streets
nxes the salary Of the City Eugineer q ~ so,
the Supertnteadent Of Streets at e1,rUO. and
the Ovcrseev Of the City Hands ateuch sum IS
the Council may flx. The ordinances, as re-
Por'sd, r were each read third ,iinsAadP passed.
the Water Works has been inc reAsPd &10O, and
that OF tho Assistant Inspector Of Gas e.00,
commencing the ist Of January 1ast.I
Mr.. 0FattAn offered the follOWidX resolu. 4
tfon. which was laid on the table: ~ q
shall ofsa!e AM ONCE in coansotioa vith The sab
tain; appoint an, ofcer. 0f iacrease the salary
Of any ofhcsr,. without he satAortJ of a osdi-
ATcu Coi. HaskiHs, from the Commissioners OF
Streets, presented lengthy report, which in
Guided the improysment suggested to b mads
In the three Wards the present year. 81
In opposition to opentsg E0usbee st., north
Of Broad granting Thos. r. Price the privi-
lege OF making an entrance to the basement OF
his house, corner Of i1th and Main approving
profiles OF grades of Canal street, from 1st to
Adams. anr for FOushee street. from Cary to
Byrd ;appropriating q. .0l0 for Jefferson Ward,
as foliows: 500 to pave Broad from 18th to
lin street to Grace; @1,259 to pave 2tst street
from Main to Dock; 81 $50 TO pave 22d street
from Main " Dock; @4G0 TO pave Ath street
from Franklin 10 Ross; 4i75 to, construct a
culvert across Valley street; &75 to extend q
cntvert across 18th street 70 Smith Alley
Appropriating o. $50 for Madison Ward i'm.
provements. ApI ropriatinx $3.50 for Mon
roe Wsrd ss,, Approp,ia,ng & 49, o to pave Dock
street from 6th to 5th $1,000 for paving Mar
shal! street, from 7th 10 Brooke Avenue. The
Commissioners further recommend, the appli-
cation for proper steps to ascertain u just COM
pensation for opening Jackson street west
ward TO Duyal; inQuirinE into the system un.
der which the chain gang is operated; allow
ing Lewis ID Crenshaw to have an entrance
70 the basement Of his hotel on sth street.
On motion, the report WAS adopted. anl
Mr.. Hill, from the Committee On Police re-
parted amended ordinance, which wxs
men at 50 per day from the 1st Of Apsil; which.
was unanimously adopted. -.'- D.
Mr. Hill, from the Gas Committee, reported
1t iBexpedient 10 amend the ordinance, as the
oath section fully provides for ihe inspection
Of metres mouthly, or oftener II necessary -.
Also inex pedient 10 give the Superintendent
the nomination of the Inspector and Assist
aut rs it will be equivalent to an appoint.
n,ent Also, an additional section as follows :
"The Inspector and Assistant shall at all
times in the performance Of their respeotive
duties, be under the control Of the Superten-
dent, and shall report to him every Monday
| the duties they have performed the previous
week." {.
| Ga motion, the report was laid on the table.
A petition from VIM. F. Butler. James II.
| Grant AMI others, asking the Council % pre-,
| vent the erection Of the new hospital at the
| Virginia Medical College, was presented by
l Mr.. scott, and, after being read. was referred
| pressed the opinion that they had NO right to
prevent the erection Of the buiiding.l -.
Messrs. James A. scott and H. K. Eilyson
| having resigned their positions as trustees Of
cancies were filled by the election Of Messrs.
J. w. Atkinson aud Thomas Taylor, Jr.
| The following gentlemen were elect ted Over
| seers Of the Poor for the three wards Of the
I son r chards.
The monthly reports of the police officers
| were received aud referred.
The bond Of Julius A. Hobson was pie
| sen,ed aud accepted and Jesse +. keesee and
George A. Freeman were appointed as his
| deputies. sssA sss-
A report from Mr.. X T. Daniel, relative to
| the l2th street obstruction, was presented and
ordered to be printed in the daily papers.
After the presen tatiou Of snndry bills, and
the transaction of some unimportant matters
| the Council adjourned. A@&fA ~ "' u -i
The Txrner ASSOe,ation.--The independent
Turner ASSOCIATIONS OF this city. celebrated
their second anniversary yesterday. Tht
1 HxNvu NhA .ss.,
| morning. and. after marching about town
. | headed by the Armory Band, repaired to tn,
Beilville Garden, where they spent the day
An address, in German, was delivered by Mr
, A. Richter. which we could not understand
. word OF, but which. Judging from the ami
. | mated manner of the speaker and tho ap
piaase Of the audience: was very, fine at
( An address iE English, WHICH was enthu
siastically cheered. The Mayor of the city
| Mr.. Mayo, in response to a general CALL alst
I made brief and entertaining address
The Band meanwhile played several patriots
| airs, and the Singing Societies sang number
of pieces. The decorations on tho ground
consisting OF tags aud wrea,hs, wer.s yer,
| tasteful. The gymnastic performances OF thu
, Turner's were excellent, and In some ius tance
} astonishing; the eil-developed muscles ant
;. healthy appearance OF the young men shoWini
the beneficial result of their practice in th'
occupied seats scattered throughout the gar
. den, driRkiEg their favorite beverages aud en-
joying themselves as quiet lo0kers.on. Every
, thing was conducted with order and decorum
producing an agreeable impression upon tn
minds Of those who viewed the scene. 4
grand ball, At Steinleins Hall, at night, Close,
the festival.
Il Esfores the fkder.--Tha Mayor, yssterda
, | morning, ia the most positive manner, direct
, | ed the police 10 arrest and bring before hiu
| all negroes and mulattOes, males and females
, | who failed 10 give the waik-way to white per
| sons. On Sunday night two negresses cam
=. | in collision with him on the streets, as