The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-09

IS 1ocAL1(ATrh1s so.ss..
the 0onacil Vas hsld IN ~ OAnmbsrlain,s en-
fee yesterday afteynoon a. o'clock. Preeeplr
Mesers. Saunders, Crntchneld, Grimm, Bnff,
Talbot, Richardson, 0reanUr, Denoon, 0fAt-
tan, Scott, Hail and Audersou. 9is sdf taa
The minutes of the last meeting wers read
David ]. Saunders. President Of the Uonn.
Gil, repursed as follows from the Committee
appoiated to receive Lord Rsafssw, on his late
:. To ths CosseiI Of Riekssssd - Gentleman
vSur ooMmittse Forwarded TO- = asA,ngton |, on tas
1,h Of Oc.ossr, r. the s.re =, Lord Lssns, : cc1y
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aud to allow him to VISIT you in suiet and unos-
senesiious manner - a private gentleman.
ana sss sSs K whea BE- travels:
make it necessary 70. him to- to avoid w the receptics
Of forn.al aidresses, hs y not, ON that acco9at,
the people o9 Great Bnsaia .f "f When SON 20 man, ~
SIT e e,os nave oeen siven during DIS yisif TO
he desires espscisly to express his grattsde
IN the rs:elut,o' Of the City coancl Of Rich
mond, ard ia the letter to which | have now Tao
e v.y Sa.5s -s '
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The other facts relative to ths ARRIVAL Of Lord
Rsntrew: the manner OF his reception, aud this
With are already knoWn TO th. Council. cst'n 'nefo
what y ts u to h
CURED by your COMMITTEES. Your committees SIRE
S pSa Of es
them BY the + esicent ard Directors II the Rlch-
ond. stedsr,cksbu and potomao Railroad Gem
pany, which, huweveL. they did not have occasion
to vail themselves of. I'd ~ = 1-1T71
Respectfully submitted. .s.s 49,
Chm of the Couscii Committee.
Ga motion, the report was received and laid
on the table. z.I .-. ,-ts. =
MIR. Talbot presented q petition from the
Trini,y Onurck Trustees, asking TO have their
new church in Henrico county furnished wi ID
city gas, which, on motion, was referred to
the COMMITTEES on Light. e.,.t--- te..sf-s
Mr.. Burr offered resolution for the, tx ,er-
sion of the city limits, which was adopted. as
follows: - t@'aN- ra- @ - ~
Resolved That committee offve be appointed
by the resident, who shall Tscomme nd and re
city limits. and give the requisite notice of the
tentrn o. the Council st the called session OF the
LegislatuTe, to apply Tor such extension.
The residentappoinreti as the above com.
mittee, Messrs Burr, Grattaa, Hill, Anderson
and Denoon. 6sS Al. aa as "a
The Council then appointed The folio wing
proxies: -rt
Bank OF Virginia -Messrs. Hsskins. Crutch.
fle Id ani Richardson. 7sa AZ
James River and Kanawha Oo.-Messrs.
G rattan, Denoen and Talbot. a ~,
Richmond aud Dan Vile Railroad-M assra
RoddPv Hi and nderann nc IT
Virginia Central Railroad-Mossrs Sauu :;
ders. Barr and Glazebrook. -.
Mr.. Denoon called up the report of the Gem.
mittee on the Second Market recommendins
the revocation Of the license OF John r Sledd.
n butcher, for dresaing and selling meat that
died before 1t came into his hands aud for
which he was fined by the Mayor and held 10
sec urity to be of good behavior. IL
The testimony taken by the Committee on
the Second Market, Messrs. Denoon and
Crntchfleld, and sundry nfYidavits, were read
TO the Council; also "an appeal Ia behalf OF
Mr.. S,edd and his family" for the exercise by
the members Of the Council, OF "a spirit Of
merciful and generous forbcarance " signed by
J. Is. Morton, w. Goddin, B. r. Wexford.
John Purcell, A. Peasants. Geo. ID. Fisher.
and some 40 or 50 other respectable residents
Gen. Thos. p. August, who had been p,r
mitted, by vote of the Council, TO appear as
counsel for Mr.: Siedd, proceeded TO deliver
half, in the style Of the petition alluded 10.
though he did not concede that, the charge had
been proved. 4t+ - E7A tsN
Mr.. Denoon rose to a personal explanation,
and concluding his remarks, was followed BY
Messrs. Burr, Crutchheld, Grattan and Scott.
The vote was then taken the expulsion Of
Mr.. Sledd, and resulted in the adoption Of the
committees report expeiiing Mr.. Siedd, the
same TO take effect on the lst day OF Novem.
ser, - Hlf'1 . SEQ a. ae4sa -t Is@1 tlstti~sl
On motion. the Council adjourned. .i'iai "a
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81 Departure Of the P1inee.-Baron Renfrew and
suite left ths Ballard House yesterday morn
ing at 3 O'Clock amid the cheers OF d large
crowd of people, who had as sem bled in the
streets near the hotei. The roy al party pro.
I cevded 10 the Broad street depot, la open ear.
riages provided for them, and were folio wed
by number Of men and boys running after
the vehicles. Mayor Mayo occupied a seat
on the right of the Prince. very large
assemb'ago OF men, women aud Juveniles
had cosgregated in front of the depot, and
rs soon as the Prince catered the car which
was to convey him 10 Aequia Greek. a
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