, 1864-10-04
Contingent and other general expenses Of ths

its 1iaui6aslon, snd 1or repairing and matn-
tasnfng st1tets, interest on general bondA
Permanent improvement -. .......... *
Liquidation Of general conte1 debt -....... i
MpAey borrowed during 1868 for improve
u,en's neceseltuted bY accident, &C., sln.e
the appropriations were made ........ OK
Total, two cents on the d"ltAr..
4 molten Was made 10 adjourn.
AID. bhiUp wished, previous 10 adjournment, to
offer motion regsrding the late arrests by the
military reca1dlns the bank riots on saturday
Ald. Walsh insisted on his motion, to adjourn
bett put. ahd called Tor the ayes and noes. Tae
motion to adjourn ~ lost. ayes, 10; noes, IL.
AID. Sh mp wiehed bls commuu1caton to be
hs y dos 6 .h q Se
c,ty ha1ke ann more particularly ,he Western Ma
Tlne ard Fire Insurance Company. hss c,1sed con,
siderable excitement amoDR oII loYal citizens, 10
have and did demand their just daes and hossst-
eat1ed money, who cid ii In geuttemanly manner.
They claim that there was No necessity 70 call out
tte miltsrs forcs to sssault our citizens
he en-, and es se1 Win BE- Law abiding people there.
ord -. That IL case tueh an occurrences sbould
again tske place tn our ttty. that tue MaToE be
requested TO furnish sufficient police forcs 10 pro-
test the rights Of OCT elt.zene and not allo~ the
hs e1e y ard
ordnance At all times aud in all c.ses; that he the
Mayor be requested TO explain to this board the
WY ns ca not get mete promptly on ST.
ed ard arrested by the military without law. as
well a. 10 rive his reason why he refused to far
n:eh police force and sseiet N odjusr1ng the
Upon motion the communication Was laid uaoa
the Iao'e-a,es II, noes 10.
. Ins report o, TIE Comptroller e, the month of
The Beard Of Public WcrAs presented ordinances
fer the continuation u sidewalks on Fourteenth
Clark street bttween Eighteenth and T.ea.r-
eecor9 streets. Referred to Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
4 motion to adjourn was lost by an even vote
Sidewalk On jackson bet seen Robsy and Hoyue.
Referred. Unton street between Maxwell aud
Q'Brfen. Hubbard street between Robey and
LeAvttt. Liberty street between Stewart avenue
AID Canal etreet. Ali referred eappropria te com
Ato, for lamp post. on Washington, from Lin
coin ttteet 10 polnt 17o eat west or that street.
On Prairie Avenue, ftom I'd street to point $50
| 10 TWenly.secnnd street. On Sixteenth street,
| from Indiana to Prs1rie ayerue- On Jackson,
from Jefferson TO petplainea street: oa Aber-
deem. from Adame to Jackson etreet. On Mouroe.
fEtm Horean to Aberdeen street. On Ciiutoo, be-
treen Jackeon and Van Buren streets. On Bryan
.rs 1e "es1 st & to stseet o.
feet west Of the s.ne. On Green, from R.Adolph
to Lake street. On Wood, bet1eeo Wasbins ston
e o. 9m o to
to alouloe street All referred. -"
AID. TAjcou moved to call mp the matter Of Va
lie West Dlvlsion. -A1er some discussion it ras
cecided to be ont Of Order
4 motion to 40 ojouEn Vas lost.
Tta Committee On Railroads repoFted tubsti.
tnte On the ordinsccc fprese1tsd ior approval By
the Hosse Railway Companies te.ative TO the price
ot tickets. i provides that the companies shall
czrs. provided that thsy EEL tickets at suf1lcient
zamter Of Posts and also On sne c.rs =. dve cents
PEI 1!as: L,to over ,sa o.aere* Published.
Division reported tavorAnly on the ordinance to
widen Vel. street. to North Dearborn to q width
Of &C fset- Report accepted and ordinance passed.
OF Labor etzeet from Vine, ard III extension from
1a1aoes street to G., hourDe syenue- recommend
ing he psssste q The ordinance: Adopted.
motion to adjourn Has lost BY ayes 8, noes H.
AID. Talcott called Tor Tue report of 1be Finsace
Committee relating to the psy Of Health Otacer
cIares s. Perry. The Ieport va. read, Ehich ad.
addiuon TO his reeu'ar salary. The report was
accompanied By nece.fary order.
AID Woodmsn moved to amc1d By aodin. the
ipg on the Cous cll, and donating 10 him $500.
AID: Ellsworth objected to the amendment. lie
ought II vas Ioi tair to pay one policeman more
Aid, Sheridan supported the amendment. Nj.
Tunneelift bad to do more than the wo1kssof any
ordinary policeman and should be better paid
AID eheIfuan move 10 amend by allowing Mr..
xgc0.
4 4 motion to adjourn waa lost. ayes 8, noes 10.
:, "A motion to lay AID sheriaan'a amendment to
the amencment upon the table wns lost.
After rome discussion the report, as amended by
a Tai e.sa as tbe report =,
Mistee On Finance, In relati n to an increase Of
pay 10 Pipcnep.
The report osS np b. As sn,sn n.. sSen
Fipsmsn snd Hook snd Ladder mss, e. commencing a s
Ala. snlitzsR moved to amend by paying the
Ala: Tsleett moved to lsy the whole matter upon
That fnh1 rat
Upon notion, Aid. .saili1.ss amendment wss
laid 4pen the table. Ayes, is !; noe., 2.
~ ~ T.eott moved to refer Inc whole matterto
Aid. Ellsworth undefttood that = Communication
had been recelved from the nre department and
therefore, moved to amend bY referring the whole
ninsts which, Aid Won Hollen called for ! csn OF
rh ssss not
5ourned-
BoARD Of Observation-Disclosures to adjourn
ment, the Board Of Supervisors met yesterday aft
eruoon at o'clock-the President, ]. n. Allen. in
the chair. The following Supervisors answered
their names: A1ger, Brown. Cammack, Dolson,
DssndorfI, Edbrook, Farwell, Gibbs, Gormley.
HOPKINS. Irwin. Johneop, James, MeHtashen: Nc
Sssa.on GSsse Ss ssi: ye
E. 9. Whitney, Strung. CAarieston
The Clerk read the minutes Of the previous meet
uE1 HEQC1. On 1QoHou& HGF0 A0upAcNs
Supervisor A.eer from ths COMMITTEES on Roads
a1d B'ldges, recommended that the appEppttanon
stked II BY lhe to1n OF Jefferson, 10 bnlh
supsryl.or Gipbs hoped tbs Board would not
OF motios q Supervisor Dewolf, the report was
On motion, ad}s1rned mil the frtt Monday in
December next.
MILITARY ITEAs-on Sunday there arrived at
the Resta squad Of fifteen men belonging TO the
sth "tecohslh regiment. They were recently from
Memphts and On the way to Madison on a brief
The ssme dsy there a}eo arr,v.a f,om the front
twelve mes belonging to yarions Vessern reci-
msEts. on Inc way home, rome on fuklough and
aotne discharged. ~'
same rseinspt Will arrive here 1hfa mornin9:
ore hundred and fifteen rtcruiis and snbstitutes
1elenea aof 1ne n9sy stt bare sst night ior Cairo
the ocpet one Of them attempted to e.c.ns md ID
w*s promptly a1retted os the guard.
s Il he Res, Of tss sh Wsco
ciarrhea- HIS VILE took away the reInalns.
1serRsT.-coron.r Wacnes yesterday held auin-
quest on the body Of Helena sehraasel. rbose
| death ftnm injuries sustained bY being run oyer
| lsst "Wednesday, near C1earesvile, by Hyde
Park tian has previously been mentioned In thoae
| colpnns- Tbs jury found that the rate OF speed
ofthe shid train was between twelve and rfteen
niles an hour. and that the bell Of the Locomotive
| wss not rnng at the time the accident occurred.
tbey proved Also that the deceased died from the
u1sies reee,,ed I'd ssnsnsed nsest ths &C.
Ances ~ 1caufted in the accident.
/ R1vEn Acc1DKxT.-The schooner "Chsrter Oak
while running up The South Branch, ycsterday,
| was run into BY the bark "Ger1," coming down.
Both c1ata we're somewhat injured, but tho ''Char-
tex Oak" was the greatest sufferer, having much OF
her head gtar carried away nno 9sIng GonMoefaoly