Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

eY1beln OF heWofeee a1 fa1E ae - thoughG eX-
psdisnt, and especially recommends the
completion Of the sewer BY which Superior
street from the Park to Erie steset is to be
drained. The health Of city is stated to be
In excellent condition, the mortality compsF-
ing favorsbly with that Of any other city in
the country. Received and ordered printed.
OF Committee on Parks and Public
Grounds, together with the special commit
tee appointed 70 report plans for impr wing
Monument Square and franklin Circle, sub
mitting 8 plan for the Square, which pro-
yides for PloWing or cultivating and sowing
with grass seed all that portion Of the
Square south Of the north wslk, building
railing and making CUTTERS both sides Of al
the walks, and making such other improve
MEETS ag may be deemed necessary BY the
COMMITTEES on Parks and Public Grounds, at
an expense not 70 exceed $3.50. They also
recommend improvements 70 be made on
Franklin Circle in laying out and grading
the walks, st an expense not to exceed $50.
: OF Acting In6rmary Director, amount ex-
psnded for outdoor relief for fourth quarter,
ending March 81, showing total for al pur-
poses to be $I429 %. Received and ordered
printed. ~ -..--...
Referred back for correction.
OF the special com mittee 20 examine the
accounts Of the City Sexton, that they ind
them apparently correct, but some defects
in his system of bookkeeping. Filed.
Fl CHhzl jRnioLuT1oHs.
By Mr.. Masters, That the Committee on
Har5ors and WhsrVeB be requested TO pre-
vent, 90 far &c the city has authority, the de-
posting of earth near the mouth Of the
harbor, whereby the filing up Of the chan
mel may be endangered. Harbors and
Wharves.
B1 M. Corning, That the Council pro-
ceAd forthwith to elect an Inspector and
0auVer Of domestic and foreign spirits and
linseed oil. Adopted. The present incum-
bent, n. L. RidsF, was unanimously re
Bv M. Thomas, That the Committee on
Public Buildings, with the City Engineer
be instructed 70 direct Messrs. Blackburn
& Fuller where to place the City Prison and
Police Court House. Adopted.
By Mr.. Stevens, Whereas, Battery ''G, .
/ Capt. Bartlett, Ist Regiment o. Y. A., now
/ IN active service in Decatur, AlabamaJ il
composed of over seventy Clevelanders, be-
side others from this vicinity,
Resolved, That q special coumittee ol
three be appointed to prepare a stand Of col
ors upon the plan herewith proposed, foI
presentation on the part of the city 10 said
Battery, at a cost not to exceed 500 =
Adopted. Dixsn, Ballard and Benton
Committee.
BY Mr.. Ballard, That the Mayor be an
thoriEed and requested to tender to ParsoI
BroWnleW, the patriot whose loyalty has o
late been tried as it were in frey furnAel
and not found wanting, an invitation to Visi
this city and extend to him the hospitalitiel
of the same while here. Adopted.
By Mr. Sabin, That the Board Of Improve
ments be and are hereby instructed to i'm
prove Monument Square in accordance will
the plan submitted by the Committee ol
Parks and Public Grounds and special com
migtee. expense not to exceed $780,
AdoptedS
By Mr.. sabin, That the Board of I'm
provemenls be and Are instructed to improv
Franklin Circle in accordance with the plsl
submitted By the Committee on Parks an
Public Grounds and special committee, ex
pense not 10 exceed $50. Adopted.
By Mr.. Benton, That Mr.. John kcMille
and E. Briggs, WeigheFs Of hay, be requisite
to report to this Council at the next meetin
the number Of loads of hay they hav
weighed, the amount of money received, an
the amount paid into the Treasury. AdopI
ed.
By Mr.. Stevens, That bis Honor the MAJ
or. and each and every member Of the Cit
Council, be requested 70 sign q petition I
Gov. Tod, asking him to propose to Il
President of the United States at Washing
ton be name of Col James Barnett Of Il
lst Regiment Of o. Y. A. for promotion
: the Office of Brigsdier General adopted.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening, April 81