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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Of Circuit Court--Hop. THOS. PERI Y.
Clerk Of Circuit Coui-HORACE RESLEY.
Register of WiHs--JOHY b. WIDENER.
Sheri6-HENRY e ATKINSON.
States Anorney--C. D. THR USTON.
Surreyor-DENTON D. BROWN.
Cirek to County Comm ners- WI: EILGOCP.
Judges ofthc 0,phan,' Court
HOSES RA WLINGS,
ALEXANDER KING,
FRANCIS MA TTTNGL Y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23

AN Indian out west was heard 10 make
the following exclamation, on seeing one of
our fashionable (hoopedl ladies "Ugh,
much wtgman - 'a '''e-' ''
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23

a MAN in Kentucky was SO enormously
big that when he died it took two clergy
men and boy to preach his funeral sermon.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23

WONDER if the Virsinians wouldn't like
to sec "anosher Richmond in the feldr-a
little further Sou.h2 H1-' q
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23

" WHERE did you get this turkcy?" said
Col. Billy Wilson to one of his amiabie re.
cruits, who came into camp the other day
with fine bird. "Stole it, was the laconc
answer. "Ah.' said the colonel, triumph
antly, to bys'ander, "you see my boys may
steal, but they won't lie" -....,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23

A RECENT philosopher discovers a method
to avoid being dunncd How ?-how p
how ?" everybody asks. Meper run in debt
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23
Rates of Advertising.


Advertisements beforeMarriages and Deaths
10 cts. per line for first insertion subsequent
insertions, 5 cents per line. Niue words are
counted as line in advertising.
Merchants and others, advertising by the
year. will he charged Sl2 co.
Proceedings Of meetings not of a general
character charged al cents per line for each
Insertion.
Yearly adrertisers confne theiradrer-
Using to their ewn business
ALL TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, cash in nd
vance
Personsorderng theinsertion f'egaladSer-
.isements will be held responsible for pay
ment for the same when the time for which
they were ordered to be inserted shall have
expired.
ISsoLvEy1 No-IcRs, cash in advance.
PATENT MEDICINES, one half in advanccand
the balance in six months. -
ALL Jon WORK, cAsn.
The losses we have sustained compel us to
adopt this course II will bc strictly adhered
to in all cases, ard no advertisement will be
inserted unless accompanied BY the cash.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23

ExonASsE OF CoLoRs While Gen. But
Ter is getting tho blacks, the slayeho!de are
getting the blues.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23

TnE most difficult punctuation--putting a
stop to woman's tongue
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-01-23

Morrc for y drrssmakcr Let her r;p
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

AsIUsG m vrvTS,


NIRLOs GARDsN
ss s' :1e ie.o. ny informed SSss'ss sss x
Z f"a 81 /, e s@s :rs ss %ss as
EDWIN FokHEsT
His sccond apirsrin this sesson ~
In sh.s.oee. H's.ori Tragedy OF the same
%oSDay k.li@h 81, 81, .ocfoBEa is.
WITH NEW sossnal IaSns.'a AND i APPOINTMENTS
ho mon fohHhs Mr. Mscnii.a.H
iushain Mr. X shewel
%ss snne rs a,s.sps nss1
SUsrGAI pisEcToR aa irAiaEY Il ~DoDW6Rfu'
1oE1nAs haaa sydnT hxFTISf sf rash Hi. I oS 5s''
Who Vi" per 0' hs Sa. "a as nss f;.med oA.rasr
An" also hi IRISH Ssst 'Y%ssrcs posTos pert Of 'A'
Nights of perfomame of
NJ se"SsS, 'SSHss' N. FRIDAY
With the exception . the Press No FREE LIST
Aim"s'on soc Secured Parquct St'is. 7o Family Cir
rhe performance win commence at TX O'Clock Tho
win open at IA o'clock
lNINrER GARDEN
" Mr. '"'t"'" 'Sfe aosD19"os 4 ssSesSs' Il is.' o.
EDWIN BUoTH
win appear Ia his sres, rol. .,
SiCuELlEu.
% s'' i''" "r.ss: NJ and ny. X 'Is4 Stba%1s tbsa
and An admirable company.
(tE0R0E CHRIsTYs MINSTRRLS.
oppoaite Metropolitan Hotel
osrisay BrsRs IL and Propretors
THE OLDEST ORGANIZED
BAND or MINSTRELS IN TIE WORLD
HOUSE, CROWDED NIGHTLY FROM PARpUHr
TO DOME.
Messrs chrstv Br lake this method OF thanking the
friends and patrons fpr the be-
slowed their efforts establish AIN 6rst
cASa
TEMPLE OF MINSTREIsY
IN NEW YORK
They beg leave 20 thrm and the public that
nothing shall be wanting their part 70 deservs their kind
patronage.
The which has attended the production of the very
laughs able farce callod the
MISCHIEvOUs MONKEY
embldens the management announce it for reIettion
. EVKRf EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Every attention will be paid to the comfort OF che ladies'
and gentlemen attending
THIS FASHIONABLE RESORT
tcOtiemsny md attentive usherg In attendance
escnrt ladies o their and yigilant member Of the
metropolitan force always within call TO dsor erly
improper lersons tso,d such building
GRAND MATINEB
for the convenience Of families given EVERY SATURDAY
The aoor on these occssio opens at IN O'Clock, and the
curtain rises at B. Admittance for children. l5c the
evening door opens att curtain rises at 7 AdniLtance,
z5c.. children. l5c Privste boA,s 81 and ~
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

~,ruru,Sps TO A BRIDE, or. NlTeINoN1ALy vp.
w anains salub bls and tnpc Ant iuiof. atoA
- ~. csu m.rr,,d and noe nusrfy. sent pose
~ b. asa,s by a. n COX. "a Nassau street, y.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

GENTLEMAN or FEW FEMALE ACQUATNT.
a 49,. al tbivsy.Jye, success In government
,rna the lss year mas rendered hnI 4eprn.
% Co. is. ia les nj tlngor CORES ponln With
young lady OF asr,ssg, mannes n ney not ne
,.s,sry . Who wouid make sine snd oviai we Address
Nscbeior, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
yorrNc SWISS GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE

"A e,er INTO e.poncrIca vi young lady POSSESS.
ppruual AZ. acf,phs, genial pnture
smse If the corrrspondencs should dsv.ope
an ~ senilcnl tic advertiser would make
ssiS kncwn Wishing that rrsooa! acquaintance might
xesuls IN sDshig syrrsab, 20 eoLa The senilemsn s
snv isiv oinrur coiitdrues IN him will ind him truly
honoruhe Address j. ~ L. broadway Posi- oaiee se AZ
,yanr
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

eRyAf QUANTITY or CAST OFF cr.orIfINe
N w1nte,l--In suup the westrp market; Aso kvyal
ture Cale Jewciiy, ac La iies aia gc,smer ~ho
tc disposs ~ The sans will fd Srcstv 70 th'i' "a f~
10 a,nomber A. DJGAS, sit seven. ayenue. ArIa vs
post runctusy s,eaded tv lsdics attended, ~ b. Als u
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

IrrrER IN NEW YORK PoSS OFFICE roE
a a. r. Pamer, noe Brjoktn
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

CORPORATION NoTICE.-THE SPECIAL COMMIT
~ appointed Board OF Aldermen the
Of investigating the prosed transfer OF the right 70 manu-
aud supply tho inhabitants c this city from
the New York and Manhattan Gas Companies the
porate authorities of the city New York will meet In
room No IL City Hail. TUESDAY, the l4th instant,
hsfpast two O'Clock r. VI.
Interested the proposed transfer, and all who
been agJreved who have suffered from the m0nop
oily enjoyed b. the above named companies
are respectfully requested be present the above named
time and place
The oiso respectfully request the attendance Of
gentlemen verscd In the nAnu acture Of with vsw Of
elicitug information will assist them in arriving
satisfactory ccncluston IN the premises.
TERENCE FARLEY 60,
WILLIAM WALSH, specc...i
JOHN X. BRADY, )So"n'sseo'
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
AMUSED N EHTs.

WAILAcKs
hOkDAf-ioudon Assurance Last time for th- ~ esnnA
TUBsDAf-fhe Beues straagsm. Last time for ~
present
wKDNEsDAY-A Cure for che HeartAshe. LAsS ume fes
the
THURsDAY-school for Scandal Las, time for The pc
fhlDAY-Monsy. Last time for the present
nAlukDAi-i1vs and Money isst lime for the prescmA.
Wa shOrtly be produced"CentrAl Park" "Henret<s,s
"A Bachelor Vf Arts' ana new Oorneiy-
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

A RARE cHAECR.-GAs FITTING AND GAS FIX
~ tnrrs-A small b., IN ebevc .tns sate
"a ,ap "a tecuist advan eountry town not sr
from thf, oty Address j, w. Wlanis No. barclay 81
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

ASIqs SEVENTH AVENUE, -FOUR HOUSES FROM
~ Tw,rte.tifd street lndies and gentlemen oOts
he pet, cash price for tier cast OF Csthng Fyrnc,
CaIpes Jew Wy, by .ailng on or addressing Ms !.
oOLDsrlrS attbe nunDcr. Gentle mon Attended hy
MI. ttotlstein.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

A MILL SEAT IN THE BEST AGRICULTURAL
~ region Of New der soy, Monmu counl, tw euty acrea
hod oarn hne orrhard IL feet fall pr,cs 81 500
Apply 70 A. RAPELYE, I'll Joan, street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

A RMv SUPPLIES.
AA OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EQuIPAGE,
- Nkw Y0nK, sept. 22. l562. !
Sealed proposals will be u.re for furnish
asad equipN o. in This CT,
SIX mule army VIA. on Harness.
-Four male Army Wagon iiAinrss
Two horse Ambulance Hai ness,
One horst Ambulance Harness.
Spoclca ions of which he applicaon this
.oulce - -
Bidders VIII state the quantity they propose deliver and
The shortest period in which IL he furnished
fposa!s must be accompanied by proper for
ths faishtu performance of G. e cuntracL
iectsd. -
Proposals. viii be endorsed "Prposss furnishing hsr.
arss aud addressed 10 Iiei t. Col ID. II. vIN1ON,
ID. Z. NJ. General U. S. Aruly
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
FOR SALE.

~ UPHOLSTERY AND PAP.R BANGINGS STokE-
N The stock, good viii OF Si0e. in n.s
rate sitA sou. sae very low Address Uphostsrer
box loss ost olice. New 70 T.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

A RARB nANSE-RBSrAURANr WITH BAR
n situated la the 70 in III. city, and
dang i'm lsiness for ~ cheap Address William b.
Hawkins LsS Fui on street
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

A BARaAIN-A VERY NICE HOUSE AND TWO
ics IN complete orucr, eight for 5000 Ter :.
$zU D $40 down the bslance. $2ta per year uuti paid.
49, We nce little House aud Lot Tor 81 0JO Apply
brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

At TIE NEW STORE ia THIRD AVENUE. LADIES
N and geneieB guarant ei 10 receive the nig
psce for each Off Wearing APPAREL Furniture,
arpe,s &C. for he New Orleans mafxet 1ry
yorssf rl.asc forget to call MJS
fil Tnird avenue Fourteenth street Iies attended
by Mrs Mish.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

nRUd SrORR-F0R SALE. A FfNB aAAiI. DRvG
- St'xe on ono OF the avenues IN BrouAyn very
10 Tor ash. or viii 10 Ell. Inquire OF + HALE
u Ann street
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
MATaIMoNrAL..

A YOUNG LADY. BEOu1Hr UP IN TIE COUNTRY
N orphan OF age u Jeniary neat at which time sa
Int posssi0n oi LAygc and bsndsoma property
oeslrvup form the acluaatpee of gentleman
ss,i over Irty wso vod make kind and loving hue
Sua tsood address. educ tou moral character and bus
.,sss auaii ra.ons indisrnsatc Wealth not necessary
,The av,ftis.r though vel udate has been, through
ssvsi, az guard c.bas rc the iey a. nj enp
nsn snis adv ertsenent cr's de vsitn is requested q
sr-~sahicJ ADDRESS Tor t1rec lay, Orphan, Herald
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

A SAFK INvESTMEkT-F0R SALE. SPLENDID
Farm ~ ares water from, aud near depot, n,ne n'cs
SfN; go"d buildings frniu &C, each also Farms
ali locations and prices, for sale trade
w. H. MELICK, 50T Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

Sn0 FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
OVU Contained in store so Brosdwss,
M I've sold private sie any price, Of vaiu
ton cost, all framed In elegant styie 70 suit d
paniinga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
SENATOR FOSTER OF CONNECTICUT.
70 me rdaor If TAeM y Tribun.

SIR: In your recent telegraphic account, OIL the
release of the Mr. Ely aud in several items Published
some time since Concerning the Battle Of Bull Rus, grea; in
Justice hiss been doue the Hon. Mr. Foster, which hi.
friends and constituents would be glad to corrected The
that b. upon the battle field In car
ne se with ~ Ely prompted simply by motives OF curiosity
that he wss those hmcd cyiauG' who, with tho
edtor Of THR TKBrSE have been held responsible for the
disasters Of the enrsr-ent aud tia, be put elih upon his
curiosy sud by running away a. RIDICULOUS
,pceI when the Panic commenced The acts however are
these: -.
Mr. Foster le Washington in tie anticipation Of gTch
BATH. for 70 ether purpose than 20 aid IN the eae OF we
wounded nuhtrles Of whom always cruelty rezleceds
sneh mes lie drove directly TO the hopii where ne part
I'd frrfu Mr. Ev ho lio STATE 20 see tio oas
Mr. Fcsler sriuad a. the hosIifa all DAY, tcyey engae
in IA. and human. labors When the report OF
the brought t-c rgscn urged him 10 ieaye since
In ce Of cara.c 30 coud not expect the consid rs9h
ususv given medical lic however declined 20 &c
SER III. post until tie Connecticut ard RLode L. an"
troops h hal brought np the extreme had passed M
der The ndOsd the h0spal and iSo IN pursuit
were plainly In sight lie thea Insgnanimousy refused 10 nsc
the which still standing at the door. directing
the an 20 wait for Mr. Ely who lie said would need
aid more thar hmse and by dnt Of great eAer es,apec
under cover ~ the re. shboriug woods.
Those who have been either paired or amused oy Tue ate
which have ed especially In any OF the Con
papers will be able to their Impressions nom
scis which obtained FROM the best authority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

THIS Board met yesterday afternoon at O'clock
Mr. TWEED in the chair.
A communication from the Commissioners Ior
building the new House, asking for an appro
nriatio6 of $4,000, waa referred to the Special
Committee.
report was presented from the Commissionersoi
Excise, setting forth that by the rules OF ther boald
moneys are paid to or received by them from .Se
LICENSES bu. after The licenses are granted the
licences deposit with the County Treasurer tho
amount required to be paid therefor, and receive
certificates of deposit stating that tie same has neen
paid for the license granted TO them by 'ne Doau,
mon the delivery of which to tho Commissioners the
licensees receive their Licenses. Thus, the money
for all licenses il paid directly TO the County Treas
nrer. and tie amount thereof will be found In his
rerort; that tie whole amount Of fines and suaItss
received by then, in their official opacity, from any
aud very person, for vocation of the act of april
10, 1851 was PAID TO ,neir attorney by the parties
prosecuted, al nae never been paid TO the Com
ussioners. Annexed to the report was certificate
from the County Treasurer, setting forth taat during
the wear 1861 lie had received $2l 800 for licenses
granted by the Excise Commissioners. The schedule
attached To the report showed that yJi licenses had
been granted during the year lo6l.
TIE Committee on building the new Court House,
reported in favor OF paying A; r. Lawrences bill,
amounting to l,3i5, for legal services IN taking
possession of the necessary land for erecting the
| Court House. The report was accepted.
AT this time, Mr.. ELY moved that the regular
order Of business hs suspended and an election b
entered into for officers for the present year.
| On motion of Ex.President STEWART tRepob:,l
Mr. Elijah +. Purdy Dem was Unanimously
elected President of the Board. slr. Purdy being
absent on account Of Sickness Messrs. Stewart and
Roach were appointed committee to notify him OF
his election
Joseph b. Young the present incumbent, was,
unon the nomination of Mr.. ELY, unanimously re-
elected Clerk Of the Board.
X. +. Selma was reelected LIST Assistant Clerk;
| p A. Woodward, ID Assistant Clerk; and Henry
Matthews, Sergeant-at-Arms. -.
A eommlttee was appointed to wait upon hi:
Honor, tie Mayor, and notify him that the Board
was fully organized. They soon returned, and re
rorted tfat lis Honor would communicate with them
at an early day. a.,
The Board then adjourned until tho 18th Of Feo.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

Alta meeting of the Commissioners Of Health, held
nj the Mayors Office, New-York, Jan. ~, ioos,
present: The Hon. gro. OPDrKE, Mayor, presieinSi
Dr. Alex. n. Gum, Health Officers DR.. Lewis, a.
Sayre. Resident Physician; DIR. Jededlsh , mlIier'
Health Commissioner; the Hon. Jo9n L, c no n
President Board OF Aldermen; the ton' o"''' "'
pinckney, Board of Couneilmen. ~ ~
His Honor the MAYOR suggested, ~ W.. - ,hs
mail amount of duties at present apperanis " ''S
oica of Clerk of the Commissioners OF nea'.h anI
DO nro,riety of being governed by the prihcpe "a
economv I'M the public expenditure. ana ne o'ncs
800 now vacant BY DEATH that William H. arm
oeps "t ,bs Mayor's First Assistant CLERK, act a.
s,1ons, tho commissioners OF Health, without COM
N'elA,; - ~ la having consented 50 to DO. 49,,
nn n,nt,on of DIR. MILLER, the suggestion OF nis
=, VI" me MaJor was unanimously adopted. "a
TOM .,i,,,, ~ tho city of 81, 100 per annum(
;9semorial having been presented, signea W
Aim voorhees, and others, against the prac'icso W
sailing tie streets, -. u.,or, q, that
DR.. s.YRE called attention to his report On .n.s
infect. dated Jan. 81 1861, and moved Tue saopsio
~ he resolution offered by Dr. GGnn ON thas ropSas,
~ the meeting of Feb. 4, 1861, when was a' '"'-
lows: ...,,...r,.a nv Dr. sayrs.
n, Resident Phvican setting forth the lefci.T', The
c. 4, tb, Iublc health Of the pIactlce o. ana
,s ts Commandments Of Health hete,X r. continu-
dir, ct he City Inspector TO immediA'e'' P''N 81
auce Of such practice L. adopted and q copJ
ord.red 10 be sent to the City Inspector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
CORR ECTfON.
70 he Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.

10 the Editor o. The n. y. IriDaH
SIR: Having received Communication over the
signature Of Anglo-Ssxop" informing that establish
the headquarters of Southern gentlemen, we therefore
feel deous through the medium Of your videycirculsed
Journal TO these miscellaneous and place the facts De-
for. the public witch are as follows Nc. third OF the
inrstc Of the Don esna Southerner and ether hotels
are not largely pstronzed by Southern genemen fair
we ah that the Donezns should be held 70 the pobc in
50 nrenyiabe and unfavcsbe light The petors OF this
hotel who have been long and literally 'a,roDzed by
Americans from every State in the Union net migrate
c as TO receive entertaining set of political on
IONS &c the exclusion ofe others II has been seated also in
several hew-fork papers that receipt Of the
rendition OF Messrs Mason and Sliie the Soutbemers
joGrnng Of the Donegana gave supper which cost them
800 more hasa libel Truth has never ,en pelpe
trs,ed. as il Is without shadow of foundation.
In conclusion you will eouier great favor the popc.
tors of the Doneglns Hotel by giving this an
insertion in your valuable journal tina. the public Mind may
he disabnsed Of such erroneous impressions.
Very respectfully your ob't serv'ts.
ST. JULIEN McKEOGH Propretors
The D0nsyana Hotel, Montreal JAM -, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

that the members were guilty Of corruption, and had
committed fingrant ourages. lie did not think that
II was necessary to 60 iuto any investigation in this
matter. He was happy TO have heard that the gen.
teman bad 30 much money about him. and hoped he
would always have so much. lie believed that the
Legislature was free from corruption. Mr.. G. con.
'inued 1T considerable length asserting that the
whole thing lay with the press, and Trey either
struck down or built up according es it was their
policy. aB
Mr. WALSH was a member of the last Legislature,
and said that he had approved the Health Dill, with
ms Democratic brethren. He was not bought up
ne opposed IL through higher motives.
he discussion was continued for half an hour
longer-Messrs: PRoaEYr, BooLE, GENET, and
others, uoiting in the debate Mr. GENET proclaimed
TIE Legislature honorable and spoke in strong terms
OF people Who think more Of the Niger than they
DO of white men,"
The paper was laid upon the table.
The PRESIDENT announced he following Standing
Committees for tie present year:
NiasHome OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boole, Reed and OtH.
we'll
tys and sciencr,-Messrs Frs,r Jeremiah and DAYTON
-fssesments-Messrs. Fronent. Genet, ard Brady
Clearing sHeet'-- Messrs W,lsh, Froment aid Hall
Fey,ies-MessIs jeremiah * tcLell and Brady.
EilRaoe-biossfr. Boole, Farley, and Smith.
Fur observation-disclosures. Walsh, Frear, and Allen
Cyoon 1qHeduet Deparfmeat-Messrs Chip Eroment and
Ian % and Gas-Mesus Fronent Mitchell and Hall
Lana and Pi0ceF-MessIs Jeremiah, Froment aud 9th
we'll
MGrkefs-Messrs Reed. Walsh, and O+tiweiL
O,din0aocs-Messrs Frear, Mitchell, add Brady.
Police ies.r,. Mitchell jeremiah, ard Hall
Psi,e H.aSinos on Blaekro1ps Isiosd RondGrs hland
and Bele,us Neutrality-suspicious. FIear, Froment, snd
Repair. and Sgpplies-Mesms. Reed Cbipp, and Brady.
Roqds-Mes,r. Farley, Fresri and Dayton
SALARIES and 96ieer'-Me.srs Welsh Reed and Dayton.
Se,rers-vessTs. Farley Allen and ereIfsh,
S,eet'-aie'srS Chip Boole and Hell.
Wha,res Piers and stps-siessrs. Mitchell, Boole and
Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

There was full attendance at the meeting Of this
Board on Monday evening, Mr.. PScKSEY, the
President, occupied the chair.
The Special Committee on revising the rules Mr..
ORroS, Chsirmap among other things reported in
favor OF requiring that The previous question shall
not be ordered except upon the call OF thirteen MEN,
bers instead of five as now provided. The Com
mittee provide for the appointments OF i've nsw Com.
mittees, viz: Donations and Charities, Railroads,
Belgian Pavements, Street Openings, and Printing
and Advertising. The report was received and Or
iered to be printed at length in the minutes.
The resolution passed last year giving permission
to the Independent Telegraph Company to erect
poles and connect their wires with poles now exist
ing. was brought up and adopted. The work 10 TO
be done undes the direction Of the Street Commis-
siOner.
The Controller was directed to report the amounts
paid newsrapers for advertising during 1861.
The Police Commission were Teques'ed 70 COM
muicate the expenditures during The past year for
epars and alterations TO Station Houses from hat
fond the money bad been drawn, and under whose
direction the work has been done.
The Coronation Council was requested to report
whetFcr repairs 70 staron-houses must not be made
under authority Of the Common Council.
The sAme officer was directed to prepare memoir.
ial 10 the Legislature for the reequipment OF the
three months troops who went to the war
resolution was adopted that the City Inspector
notify the sureies of the reetcleauing Contractor
10 clean IL streets and in default tho City Inspector
to do the work. -
The CORPORATION Counsel was instructed to take
The necessary steps to place the city in possession OF
the Fort Gansevoort property.
s communication was received from the Bard OF
Police asking for more suable accommodations for
the Second Ward Police.
The Ranrd concurred with the Aldermen in the
ordnance totally prohibiting sa spriokling; and
Ala resolutions that tie Clerk of the Common Coun-
II nrenore the Manual for 1862 that the % Reg'-
ment New-York State Volunteers Is entitled to par
ticioais in the Soldiers Aid Fund; ana tehaerIns
CT RiuQgod OIL .ers aud crew OF the trigate "a
IN ,tnnks for saving tie lives OF those on board
lie transport steamer SYenD.
Adjourned to Thursday.