, 1864-06-26

to be uFed while the brdcc at Hando}oh street txa
being rebuilt. 1t was made condition that the
track should be taken up when the bridge was
completed or the Railroad Company be subject ia
fine Of so er CAY for every day 1t vas left
zhcre.
We understand that petition very nnme.ous,,
signed by esideuts of the West Division has been
presented to tbs Council asking hat this track be
permitted to remaln 3or the accommodation Of the
pablo In Gaze either The Madison or Randolph
street bridEef are cut OF repair. The track has
been laid at very considerable expense eoley 70,
Tie accommodation Of the public The Rallrosd
company derive NO rcvenue trom It, and II taken
up the people Of the West nIsition vii, whenever
either bridge ia cut Ct repair be completely a, the
mercy Of rickeiy old cmnibukes. The Company
propcse to PIT AID keep the esreet In fstrste re-
pair 10 the kaustselitn n Of the Board Of Public
Ycrss.
It has planked the treet in q substantial man,
neE for tie width Of sixteen feet. on which te,ms
when the roads tre bad. can paes with easc and
ctufo1t. Nc thiLl It. Eou!d be very foolish
piece Of bnslntss to order the track torn I'D and
the pstnkinc and rails removed. When Madison
or asndo1ph ttFeet bridges ne1t get out Of repair
ae e. Go1DM ~ won,a doubtless giant permission to
to let remain Just as 1t for the public &C.
eemnodation: Ne do not beileye thst nuJ resi.
dent ddent Of !he West Division xould be beuented By
GhvtrC that piece Of track torn up and removed
The pfa5e1s Of the petitions 10 let the track alone
ought 10 be granted.
TEE Wxk7u1n.-oh, how hotl For th,ee d.ys
past the thcfmouet1ic mercury has rsns ed hIRh IN
The n4neiA; Whist pity that gold does not stand
Ss Eh; II It could but hold that parallel ngure
the ~srm weather would be bearable. Ono vnuld
think the non-imporation movement would ,ueet
With very Pcneral favor just now; thcee In posi-.
tive1y no need Of suything 10 wear, either import.
ed or native Flora McFlIm.ey heEeell mfzht
ceate nsr plainta On euch days - these. Oh
how We envy the savages, who are not Obliged by
cruel fashion to encnse themselves In even cotton
fabrics. 6til more 10 we envy the genius OF Sid.
ney Smith, who conceived the brilliant idea of
taking of his hesh aud sitting In his bones ia
cool
It Is decidedly warm. We have feeling apore
ctAlion ol H. Il ie genuine calopathy-hest ieeI.
ing. Speaking Of pathses 1t does seem a. II there
ahehtly It fault. ''Siu1lta rimilia curantpr nav
bt very good law for pure eafthly llle, hat tof
Alimeuts caused by celestial tn1ectfou-5un stroke
we scarcely think IN increase or repetition OF
1oe dose woula be welcome Add heat to caloric,
5utt n9E would be far rom palatahlc. No; thanI
sou. Me have enough. 4 uttle moro would
Pfore to be the last leather (rsy} that breaks the
camera oaex, puts us in melting mood, dIs.oltes
esp,t Dsofsna in the shape Of aboat tbree oantcs
a ehower Threatened on Saturday s,ecynoon and
n. prepared 10 weleoDc 1t. Alast II canse nns-
F;se or ttx drops fell, and then The storm clond
have to watt set a little Longer for the grateful
1z!r. NaF 1t come room and gladden. al wtl its
Tefrr+htpE infueIcts. The hest co1sipceI; il il
to lot 10 wtlte.