The national Republican., 1862-05-27
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,DoAhD OF rhLphhhnN.-neSu ~ usuM u0oi -
the Chair submitted the to,lekiss ssse!usle.
Of the Board OF Trustees Of Pubic Schppl ~
Resolved That ipSsmunh - TIE 1uS ~
money usually appropriated By Ne QbnnSS1o 70
s2,7Oo, WIN nst BE- 90 Sisss Ss3sslSSoS1 ~
ing as Is contemplated By the plan sabRAeas1
this Board respectfully reqasst the Councils o
this city 70 authgriHs the " Tlehpset ~ ~!
SppsSpisiss SepsSs Il sss Ss S,,d sas s:,y,st :rs
much thereof - may rhs nsSAed, N a Appliet
to the erection Of thsipsopa 10 IalS0eH, ~
corner of d street souih, iuf Ia saesst Ss0k
The resolution Wis rstysrsnss - Csh.sttsa
A c,mmuni iation wss eSscstysd from tbs
Mayor 10 approval or osrtsln Hcts. 7igqs p f77
Mr.. Bohfsrs rsposted 4 BIN from ne l6HgS
Board for laying Z water naaa along * istfsAi
Mr.. Rlohardsy from tks ,Osasittss a Hssiih,
to whom Was referred ths uonihattsn Uff Ohas.
y. TAN. n. D.. IN phase OF DR.. Williams, -.
fHtsusa Hs rSDSr5sa n favor AZ his coNlS
..ss:s ss ss".:; .s iss S. q: Z: q gs:
Passed. .g'1sds o. h. f1asi stf Of atdpo fu DIV,
BILLS PsQN rHE Lowsa soAsD rAssEb.
Dill to open an ailey S0sq0Ary ee0gt1l1 se0,
bin isr s rssnfiDR iss fEisDiisS e No. sas " 'e-s
-, A blu for laying aaG fSpsSsy id ths $50!
joint resolution 70 r.qass. ths ksspIs.ss, 80, y
public houses TO close their bars on the day ,of
the election. - -J1p
A bin for, paving the footwsy and setting
ourbs,ones on The south side Or Square No, S51.
A bill for placing hydrant instead Of pu1p
S,,.ti on the corner Of Thirtssn-ahdIs half aad 3
Abili for tho relief Of r. Tysa.. y, sh % 81 o.
A bill to drain tho school hosss situatad o. n
street, street, between Thirtsonth issd lFoastssnth
4 Sl N, psohbi,ias H .hs b. ~ !. priyy xsll.. .
and S .,rss,. % GsPs,s ps1i Frat street pssS'sn
"a l!li providing Tor laying ), Eu,tsr In Inc
A bill for srsting Il stses. wss,, nom N
bill from the lower % Board, pfcSiSi,,ns the
use Of privy. wells, was rsfsrrsd, Stsr some
discussion by Messrs. Lloyd, Bohrsr, Moore, and
others. Mr. L. urged The lnmsdiais passage
OF the bill, ~ an abatsment Of nuisance which
operating ipjuriousy upon ths public health. !,
A bill to repair Ninth street WAS taken M.
and its passage advocated by Mr. MdhArdS
and opposed ~ ~. Moore. ~ vas ,thsh
"grsds and gravel, and subsdtubnS y610 ~
ST. 400 as the appropriation. bas f,ss 70 fi,ias,
A bill for the relief Of Samuel Rsssen was
rspSrtsd from 1ths oomuitsse on Cla..s -
Tho Mayor and ,CoansiI were isfor,nSd By
special committees that tbs Ioard Of Xidermsu
WAS ready 70 adjourn si,le do. & '!'lG u'-
Mr.. Il dly submitted rssolatiou tandsripR
the thanks Of tho Board TO Joseph r. Brown,
i iSr tho able manner In which he had performed
Mr.. Brown made An app opriAte reply, and
tho Board adjourned sine die. ".i"''"' '''''''
CoxMoN CoUscrL. president laid before
tho Board communication from the Mayor,
transmitting his approval OF the following aots:
An act 10 repair Twentieth street west; = ~
An aGt 10 improve N street north; = ~ "a
An '1ot to gravel Fourth street east; n,,'.
=, An act to pay bills against the Franklin FkFS
An act 10 repair alley In square tiss; and .bSi
services M as IN s ,as Ss q no.
Also, a acommunieai ioa ffofa John RodxsYs,X
Bon, Of Baltimore, sskinE an appropriation 70,
pay interest due. Referred. n.s,ga,
lay water main on X street north, from EigSsk
to Eleventh. Passed. S11t' r0Jl h.!flr NO :,
49, Mr.. Lewis submitted a bill to lay a sOotway
Mr.. Shepherd presented the report Of tho In.
telllent Of the Asylum. Referred. v
Mr.. Raub presented . bill TO plxce y hydrxnt
in the place Of y pump on tho corner of Thir.
teon.and.a'half and y strests west. Pssssd.o N
"a. a. bill % irem the upper ROard. approprlsupg
Engine House, wxspassedli,W Is, Hba Ter 'r1 o
All the business on the table having Ssen Dis
posed Of, Mr. Cailsn moved ,thsa d 6omnittSs
be appointed I? walt Oh the Mayor and tnf6tn
business in hand, and ask II he has any furthSr,
com uunio& alton TO mako, Adopted, and ksasI.
Caan and Wilson were appointed, who anhae-,
quent'y reported that the Mayor had no fnrtkSr
communication to make. 7s-l 1e .s'oH yTg-Fg1
Wilson and Stevens, was aiso appointed 10 wait
On the Board of Aldermen. b.. ,1I v, ~ 20
Mr.. Calan in the chair, hr. Nulloy snbmft.
ted the following resolution, which WAau AnAnt.
Be Il resolved, Ths, the thsnks Of this Beard
are due and are hereby rendered 70 tks PrSSi-
dent Of this Board, for the fxith(nl manner In
which he has discharged the duties sppertain.
ing 70 his office. aud that We shsal Ghsrish With
brance Of his oiiisisi intsrcourss With us.is faa
The President resumed the oohRAf, asA Ns.]
Calian reported the 1resoIWtiaAy anA Msshsr
said that i gave him grest pleaSare toibe t1eI
organ oi the Board 10 presenting them. NHI
Mr. Richards responded substantially as FOL.
lows: ,.f., .., - -, -
Gentlemen ot The Board OF ;conmon couupu.!
Gil: have 10 thank you for thls expression Of
your oonhdenoe and esteem, and not.only for
have manifested towards mo. NJ fsls&fou1
with you have beon pleasant, and my thauks
are especially due for the willingness you have
manifested TO cooperate With me III tho dis
charge char O. my duties, and especially for ehsasF
.'''s A0y NSSsoaO8ss. wv oNvOuVyvE
overruled my decisions. For these favoss, / m
more indebted to your courtesy than 70 ~
correctness OF my decisions. There Aro some
things we have done whiph I hsattiiy appf0VUsi
WHAT we have done for the ptbiiG ich6ol ~, |
tenn has been gratifying, .Isonld WIN ,lmofy,l |
had been done. have not been bound tS psy,
~. wish to sot for the good of this oft M xr,l
great desire has ever bean 10 promOts and In
crease the efficiency Of our schoel system. III
feel that the education or our youth Il Of more
Importance than any other legislation In the
power OF these Councils, ~ H''' !s|la ~
A Joint resolution, which passed this Board.
closing all liquor shops on the day OF slsction,
came down from the other BOAfdr with Il an
amendment. Conourrsd In. bfs 5Iup III y ,7yTEI
Also, AN amendment to the bill for gradins
and gravelins Eighth street west was ooncuYrsd
in. f'ffrTF1 --I7'' i
Also. a bill to repair Eleventh street, otwssn
X and Georgia avenue, ives passed \ YnrT|
Bill for the rspsir OF Ninth street, with a
amendment, was eoncurrsd II. AZ
Mr.. Bohrer, from the upper Board, an
nounced thatsthe Board OF Aldermen were
ready to adjourn. .,.-,.............EaEs cH'rI
Adjourned sine die. ,ag7r ., 1t,rr- ~ IA
.ha ..i ->-<>- .IaIg rrsrihH Yaa
Personnel Kxpianstfon.' = ~ u l.,l i1a, ,,@
During the proceedings of the Board OF Con.
mon Council yesterday, Mr.. Shepherd rose and
a q k.t kE. ii. a.