Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.

|iOn from the mayor announcing that he hp
Rved and signed certain aots.
i STATION HOUSES.
ho President, from the select committee on sta.
houses, submitted q report, which sets forth
they had selected sites for the different station
ses in places now most needed, that they had
ertlzed for proposals for one house. The orlgi.
instructions had limited the cost 10 &C. 800 each
the house could not be built for less than $1,000.
y therefore request that the committee be not
ted 10 Ahy particular amount. He also intro
ed bill for the purpose, entitled an act to re-
portion Of the act approved March 4, 1868,
tied an act TO erect station houses for the Me.
pohtAn police, which was considered and passed,
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
he President presented joint resolution that
N the Boards adjourn, It be to meet on Friday,
inst, at IN o'clock p. M, at which meeting
session will terminAtei which was agreed to.
PETITIONS.
be President presented q communication from
Mayor, transmitting two petitions from resi-
8 In the vicinity of New York avenue and
rteenth street, and the petition ~. Richards,
demonstrating against equestrian exbib ons
posed to be given in that looalJtyj which was
rred to the Committee on Police.
r.. Barr presented the petition OF number of
ems OF the Second ward, praying the abate.
Of the practice of the soavengers Of deposit-
hight soil between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
PTS west, and R and streets north. Mr.. Barr
oduced a bill for the abatement Of the practice;
.ph was read three times and passed.
r. Lewis presented the petition OF Robert Gair,
impsnied by bill granting to Robert Gsir per
lion to erect frame building, Passed.
BILLs PASSED.
ls President introduced bill for the relief of
Alexander and Francis Lamb. Passed.
r. Raub introduced joint resolution request
the Commissioners of Public BuildInRa and
lnds to have the dead horses removed from
HresidenpB Park No. 1; which was read three
8 and passed on vote by yeas and nAys-Mr
ansbee and Mr.. Utermehle voting In the mega
Lewis introduced bill to grade and gravel
treet north, between Sixth and Tenth streets
q. Passed,
DEATH OF THOMAS CARBERRY, ESQ.
I. Knight introduced the following joint reIo-
3 which was unanimously agreed to:
hereas II has pleased Divine Providence. the
.ir Of the Universe, to remove from our midst
lielloW-toWnBmRn, Thomas Carberry, formerly
lor Of this cityj and while we humbIy bow a
aisSion TO the will Of Him ".who doeth ali
g well ;" we deem It our duty to show hitting
ite TO his memory; Therefore,
solved, That TO his bereaved wife and family
ender our heartfelt sympathy in having lost a
have endeared him TO all who knew him.
solved, That we sympathize with the people Of
city In the deep and mournful sensation
ed by his untimely demise.
Iolpsd, That the Mayor, Board of Aldermen
Board Of Common Council, and officers Of this
iOration, attend the funeral In a body and wear
usual badge OF mourning for 80 days, and that
people Of the city be requested to unite with
ID these mouTnful ceremonies.
solved, That the Mayor be respectfully re-
ted to send this series Of resolutions to the
Ily Of the deceased, and cause the same to be
lrted In the daily newspapers.
soirsd, That when this Board adjourn, It be to
Id the funeral OF the deceased.
Joint resolution was received from the Board
ldermen, in relation to the death of ex-Mayor
mas CarboTry; which was considered and
ed unanimously.
OPENING OF WATER STREET.
: Lewis, from the Committee on Improve
Is, reported In favor of a bill for the opening
Water street from South Capitol street to W
It south. Read three times and passed.
.. Mitchell gave notice OF his intention, at the
meeting, to move RECONSIDERATION Of the
by which the bill was passed.
REPoRTl OF COMMITTEES.
L. Lloyd, from the Committee on Claims, re-
ed bill for the relief Of Charles Walter for
d services rendered As police magistrate in the
tth ward. Passed.
also, from the same committee, reported the
from the Board Of Aldermen to refund to Ste
BogHrt sum paid for an unissued license.
ed.
also, from tho same committee, asked to be
harged from the petitions Of L. Lach and Jos
nan
:. Utsrmehle, from the Committee on Police,
rted bill in relation to paved carriage ways.
I'd.
Garfield, from the same committee, 10 whom
referred a bill TO increase the gAs-light fund,
rted 1t adversely, and asked to be discharged
Its further considerations which was agreed
Barr, from the same committee, to whom
referred the bill for the relief OF John II. Rich
on and John NJ Carson reported 1t with an
ndment in the nature OF substitute to charge
license granted to John II. Richardson and
NJ. Carson from hawkers and pedlers to q
;ster's license. The amendment was agreed
I'd the bill as Amended,wAB passed.
/. Utermehle introduced bill to pave the car
way on sixth street west, from Pennsylvania
hue to street north, and asked the yeas and
J on the passage of the bill. He wished to show
people residing in that ward that this Council
lded to do something towards its improvement
re its adjournment,
yerHl COunCilmen remarked that there was no
stion to the bill.
:. Utermehle then withdrew the call for the
and nays, and the bill was passed.
+. Wilson, from the Committee OF Ways and
ms, reported bill to refund to T. c. MagrudcF
70 paid upon an erroneous ASSESSMENT. Passed.
BILLS FRoM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
te following bills from the Board OF Aldermen
bill for the relief of Elisha FalconeF;
lill authorizing the repairing and Improving
* foot-wayB;
Bill for the relief of Lloyd Thorn, Samuel
yn, Rein OHutt, and L. W. Dorsey;
bill Appropriating $500 for the purchase of a
carriage for the use of the Union Fire Com
bin making appropriations for the repair of
bill to pave Fifth street east, at its intersec-
with q street south; and
pill to grade and pave the alley in square No.
from FlFst to Second street west.
JOHN D.. CLAuETT,
lie hill from the Board of Aldermen for the re.
)f John b. Clagett was read twice.
T. Mitchell moved to refer the bill to the com.
re on claimsi which was not agreed to.
hs bill was read the third time, and on the pas,
, Of the bill the vote was as follows:
els-Messrs, Garfield, Follansbee, Gordon, Gu.
|, knight Morgan, Peake, Rapley, Stephens
bet and PreBident-ll.
aJs-Messrs. Barr, Donohue, Lloyd, Murtagh
ciell Raub and ThOmpson-f.
bthe bill was passed.
lB bill OF the Council amendatory of tho act tC
Vlnt the carrying Of concealed and dangerous
hlOns, was received from the Board Of Alder
b with an amendments which WAS cOncurreC
he bill Of the Council authorizing the sale o
jthn properties, and for other purposes, was re
Fhdrom the Board OF Alderman with an amend
b; which was cOnourred in.
be bill to improve street north, from Seventh
Zenith streets west, WAS returned from the Boar
hldermen, with an amendment In the nature o
lbstltute for the whole bill. The amendmen
4 oOncurTed in.
IL. Lewis.-I move to lay the bill on the table
8r. PeAke moved to lay that motion on the table
he question being by yeas and nays on the mo
to lay the bill on the table, resulted yeas q
ls l6, as follows:
eAs-Messrs. FOllAnsbee, Lewis and President
iayB-MessTs. barr, Garfield, DOnOhoe, Gordon
lick, Knight, Morgan, MurtSgh, MITCHELL Peake
ley, RAub, stephens, Thompson, Talbot an
son.
the Board refused to lay the bill on the table
he bill was read tho third time and passed.
motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the Board adjourned