Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-25

communication was received from the Msvor
the q shs %As making
Of the public schcoli Of the city for The scai YEA,
A:S, the AZ z relation to public squares, re.
a comIynic.tion vas received from the superin.
s N ne 81 ss Ss goiss .;on
At es,e1S.A. Referred. T 's"''
A.: Pepper presented the opinion of the corpora.
pristion could be legally made out OF he espersl
fand for the opening Of South Capitol street II
ne soney so no sc. rnS Il the opinion
=, resolution was introduced BY Mr. Brodhead
directing the Committee Police TO inquire N any
and penalties imposed for Violations OF law aimee
the establishment Of the Metropolitan Police AZ
reported BY the superintendent Of police and By the
register OF the ctyj and that said committee report
how such discrepancy (if any existed) had arisen
the amount thereof and such legislative remedy an.
Pe apniqa Ssss r b ssgsss Adopted
Resolved, That the surveyor be requested to fur
ish an estimate Of the expense OF grading street
prevent the overflow Of water on the side-wsk' and
for graveling said street Adopted
Also, Joint resolution for relsying gutter on
!. Mr.: Pepper introduced resolution requesting
the Mayor to confer with the superintendent OF the
Mesfopoit,sn Police a. to the expedlency Of sta
and Pennsylyania avenue, for the protection OF
women and children In their passage through the
Also, resolution instractine ne Committee n,
Police 70 enquire into the expediency OF licensing
houses for the exclusive sale Of beer and ale or malt
Petition Of Jos T. Rollins, asking compensation
ior services rendered petition off D. Morgan, ask
ING certain privileges, petition q J. a. Rowland
public schools in relation TO school
IN the First ward, asking for other and more COM
Portable quarters, az the Government had gradual
i0ffiuQpd MIL a
been quite restricted In their room. =" =
Mr.. Pepper, from the Committee on Improve
Bill authorizing me renting Of that portion Of
Tiber creek forming junction with Pennsy ania
avenue, for the purpose OF erecting a respectable
td 70 Dc used as an eating house. Lost on
Bill to relay the nag footways on the west side of
sixth street west from the north side to the south
from the east to the west side Of Sixth street west
Mr. semmes, from the Committee on Drainage,
reported an act authorizing the purchase of horse
wagon and harness for the use Of the Inspector,
Mr.. sargent, from the Committee on Police, re-
ported adversely on the petition Of ID. T.. Mosely
COMMITTEES discharged from further consideration
Also, a bin relative to the erection Of station
houses for the police force, required by the ACT
Of Congress Of August 0, 1861, and other purposes
Mr.. Richards, from the Committee on Public
schools, reported bill authorizing the Mayor to
In the first school district. Passed.
Also, the communication from the Mayor, nomi-
mating the trustees Of public schools, asking that
Mr. Lloyd, from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported bill for the relief of John uuntz. Passed
MI MT Sleph,ane, from the Committee on the Fire
for printing $50 sopies Of the act Organizing the
Fire Department" Passed.
Mr. Tnrpin introduced bill entitled "An act
Rock creek, at the foot Of street, north.
the board to visit the asylum, on Wednesday
ai Iii Sa r., e sess Of Af Pss:so
Act authorizing the Mayor to cause the flag
footways on Fourteenth street, at the Intersection
ton Of Rhode Island avenue, to be repaired sirei
Passed.
Act to take up and relay the gutter on the north
side street north at Its intersection with First
Bill granting permission to J. R. Eivans to con-
, S nag iootwsy across street NORTH between
Act to make an additional appropriation for the
Improvement OF the northern market house
Joint resolution authorizing the purchase of fuel
for the relief OF the poor Of the city of
during the coming winter. Board adhered to its
Bill TO- supply the deficiency in the appropriation
for grading and grayeling Ninth street west, from
u and M streets north. Passed.
Bill for the relief ]. 4. Locke. Referred
Bill providing for paving the intersections of
streets. Referred .... II.rI
ss Rfsnsnn s S II 10 ed
plugs. Passed. --
usual, Mr.. shepherd, the President, In the chair.
Mr.. knight presented petition from John Neal
and Others for the opening of South Capitol street
Mr.. Peske presented the invitation of the An.
tendant OF the asylum for this board to visit that
institution, on wednesday afternoon next, at4
Mr.. Wilson offered the following; .
Resolved, hat the special committee Of this
board, In the matter Of the Washington and Alex
andria Railroad be, and are hereby, Instructed TO
report without delay upon the bill making appro-
pristioa TO- Pay ne interest on the bonds Of said
1852; also, upon the proposal of Alexander HAY IN
reference to the purchase Of the interest of this
corporation In said road. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson presented the petition of John r..
c, between Ninth and enth streets, at Ri S own
eSpensei accompanied by bill to grant that pri.
MI. Wilson, from the Committee of WAYS and
Means, reported back Join, resolution from the
sum Of $3.50 for services counsel for this corpo-
ration. Passed.
Mr.. Lewis, from the Committee on improvements
reported a substitute to a bill from the Board Oh
Aldermen for trimming and graveling sixth street
east, from Pennsylvania avenue to q street south.
the funds Il Pa sna SIKH wnGs therefor from
r. Garfield moved to strike out the proViso
which requires that the work shall not be done IN
less those wards have the above-name sum 10 their
credit Adopted-yeas 10, nsys7.
Mr. Utermehle moved to lay the bill on the table
Lost. The bill, as amended, then passed
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on Water, re-
porteda bill for taking up and reaying the water
main on Thirteenth street, from Pennsylvania nv.
enue to Ohio avenue Passed.
Mr.. Wilson reported back bill to repair the car
riage way on street north, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets west, with an amendment re-
as amended. f'""
Mr.. Wilson, from the Water Committee, also re-
ported bill, authorizing the Mayor to contract
with the Messrs n. ID. Wood & Co., on the basis of
their offer for water pipes and special csstings.
The bill was amended so that they shall be re-
quired to deliver the pipes required by the city
Adopted, and the bill passed. 49,
Mr.. Wilson, from the same committee, intro
duced BILL instructing the Mayor TO contract for
a suitable number OF sidewalk fire plugs Passed,
Mr.. Ellis, from the Committee on Police, reported
back a bill from the Board of Aldermen, granting
permission to J. A. Rowland to remove an old
pump near his residence and plant tree In the
place, at his own expense. Passed
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on Markets. re-
ported back the bill TO Introduce gas into the vest
ern market. Passed.
Mr.. ilson, from the same committee, reported
the following bill
Be enacted, &c, That II shall not be lawful for
any person holding or having u right to any stall
or place for which he pays rent to the corporation
In any OF the markets In this city, 10 underet or
lease the same at any time during his occupancy,
nothing In this shall In any way Interfere with "a
co-partnership occupation.
BE Further enacted, That the clerk of the market