, 1864-09-06

rcer1ed IL him 1ccard,n.: the payment Of $50 for
DC 'u1 e1hl tpenees Of tbs late Colonel Mu,llEan
rlerc Taf no power conferred in the CHARTER to
A:o. cooIisEy knew tlere was no power in the
Charter. but LIE city could appropriate the money
Inem from paying is.. he toonshl Eons wouia op-
Poeett. BE moved that tt be paid.
AID. Holden thought that whou the Couocil ad-
hat rome expense would be incurred; the city Va.
bound iu bunor IL Dot lee alls. to pay the expeuse
AID. Comasks SAID thnt the widow could but III
nao1o 70 psy the expense; she mus! do 1t II tho
AID O,sri!iyan tala that the $3.50 was hut aboot
one.haat .! the total expense incurred
AID. Holden thought 1t would bs doing the
tanlfy 9frat tntnetice 10 vote no.
aid. Won Hulieu thungbt II was not right that
Colonel A!halotzy .hon'a be pissed b..
IT, ss. 70 Hs; Wfs s - s.os sas
naucta ior eide~allsa in the West Division, which
were referred TO the mmitteefon streets and al
leys for that division. -.
They we're: Side walk on east side Of Rose
south e'de OF Fry etrctt IRON Roee to Polk: north
side Of Smith 1rou Reuben TO Pauiina; eouth
enn street: south side ot Chicago aYenus Gou
Pauliua to UoYne.
EXPORTS or conx,7rxzs. ID.
The Conuistec On Streets and Alleys for the
construction Q! coutss Or parks on white street.,
between Dearborn AMI # o!cott, recommending til
pnksaRe Adopted.
The Communities on Gatltehts reported on tho
petition OF tha reoplee aaslisht and Coke Co., for
an increase IL the pries paid for furnished to
the city, Recommending that $3 per thousand be
PAID i9s ~ 1s e. futniEh'd from April ast 1851 to
AID Gage explained thst flty pc. cent Of sll the
gst male By ttat Company was used BY this city,
much cas- ut loss. oa,y len per cent OF tke gas
made br the old Gaa Company wss furnished to
The city. when charecd taree' doiIsrs for ths 10
The ordinance p.stcd unanimously, except the
negative voteh OF LoT=cn and Sneswtn.
= tPrctA1 coKmrrrsA.
No reports we're Tesdy Tor presentation
CSFrKIEHED BUSINESS.
AID. Bond called up the Tunnel Ordinance.
Aid WoodMaa presented from the Board or
Public "c1as tso OF three unimpos,aat amend
utnte.
Aid Holden moved that the whole matter be laid
made IN advantageous Offer as reported ahova,
and understood that the St L. d A. and c., B.
4 q rouds were aleo wiling to contribute to the
lid. BoIaen's mutton, ate. eone discussion,
was carried.
A'o. Comieky called up the report Of the Boasd
mel contractors TOT m sdsance Of money.
The repurt wus lhen read, ana, as already re-
ported. y favorable to the petitioners.
The city wopid be compelled to nticf to lis bar.
esfn. and the other psry IN The conrtct ehuuld b.
E' Aja. Wooa,pan opposed the motion. and morea
.ba "don,inn ~ ~ rrncrf >1-- ~ou A1o' Ga
AID. Wajsh renewen hls uot:un 10 lav tn. whole
subject OIL the iahle~ s.arued-ayea, IL; noes, &
of fhe III. .foo seEtrare bonns. ee %Ne eus''e'
The ordinance was read.
Aid. Wal.h moved 1ts paesare. Carried.
Aid Cou1sky called from the table the renort Of
the Commitree on bsidewsil. regarding an ,ncrtase
In the pay at tie Bricewcli po.iee1nen.
.,es. 0j Is: N nooe' n 'n''s' - 1e'''t0' e1F'eo-
T'he Connrti then a3,ourned nj a cns-+a, ,.st a
cocE naE,nc I'D sbs saortcs, .1in d.
nss T,hss ~ " ,he anuagiaan Iae Ctsy
Talnets 61e Luettt'ea nEsssflpE OF IN Increase OF
..a pIti.a+ u III .ae enaps 3. eooa WI rom
crs' Ne e. tn6e; 1h,m ,3nt tn ne AZ, ia ~ toiior
i,g The precedent on othcr occasions yet to come.
Nine O'Clock al ni.h. ts better then ttx Ia the
1nezn'n2.
o,,vw.7,res ~ q t,u ,,.,o., :, o.t,s.4
49, 20. ..- -., :, -. ".Nee s'eeteo Tue
appearance Of ME aonot al the Arnory yesterday,
bet there WAS decided lack of1ntereat In the per-
-, +h,a. s4s1. sns 1.-.s,s 80 . s..As no1s
ba1dlV xor1h r.cnrd "@" AA'tph4' "oa eee"
linn Hrn,,,n clntmed IN ha a de1..,.. .. ~,
l.te soppe1hesd colTeat,on, sud participated IL IL
ana fotnn n :, r,,v,.r ~ IN .nh.;st - ia.
sn .rrr End 1sttn - tne :. Wis saH y
,r,,eraa taeiiao 1na,;cs Nrin,,, ~ ossu ay ~
*r1 FHE
inavs o "poN ""e fA -
~ NJ Wan,.-~ ~, 1..,,,. ~ i,...,,.
known A. der ths 5Yirtnw was st1es.sd l,.1
sa,rr4. ,,.'b4 ,aaa.S =. .,,.h 49, aitsS:eo On
trnstss Tha /, ~ ~. f;!at ~ ~. ~ 1.aess as
e.1 n.ch et'e1 " al Anco e@o' aoa LEE osaefs
Ro1S-,s Nc~,hs srd 1.,,t. .rr;e..s-..
i - -. .L ni1 a1G -; c.4S T. HS1e AIf8st-
eda,,.t ~ III. .,rs .us neius dlaik aaa dls-
a,'I .f.5 ~. T. ,as.. 9.n 1na Gaq4tAun9,
5nsriSe conIa,t - T. I'D ,,sv s,ess pat sa9
yesterday 70 provide Tor hia animal ,saota. threw
S ~ n.n SeG. anu ssnls on!1sF 3ns
ills indlrcretion hs was had = appesr before the
- - - -~
a <.sAe.ho Netpss1-atoeAAS ls1-as.a. ARA1
SorE.-on senaAJ evening" the 4Sth Iowa so!un-
upteer II tf,ntr5, numbering about 800 men, and
.@tlN'. 49, s.,.,,- - 80 4e1so 11o.
l1eu c0np u wy s'@Aa- - e1up ooas!aH aoa
len the city toF !soek isAna, where 1t will be sta
t,encd~ to rssart 'l1c Southern s1pposters Of the
Chicago Convention: Toe Ash asTiEed in Chicago
about zinc days afo. aud is one Of those regiments
wLoee pseaence in .h1 ely during the past -wcck;
has 20 oRcornposed the Randolph ftreet seceth or
gan 1t would have been tnspIfasitg to "Lutle
Mscs' OF any other despicab1e peace tueak to hare
heard The reply " the Colonel 70 our rrpore1s in-
saosE aii the, 4srh Iowa, and every n.n of it Is
Ia Iinsolp and the preservation 1t I'll hazsr1s Of
an glorious unsnn." Noble werde, spoken py
mcnt by he loynI pfXve ones, We lhonyht how few
To,rs Ei1j The drcIplc Q: un,serz beIty poll from
Tie ranks OF the a-tb Iowa. And Is not every
s1eh ia MccIctjsp's aly ar VOTE. elen TIC h,story
ii ihit iuiau,oue rebellion; Is written up, what
glory VIII xhiue In the record nf the gallant 4sth
clsre in onno-tt.or Ia one who trusted that hts
-hyujoc-s,rn,ys would supuort f.n tve1t IN he 1u1
1a,ert of ileseon. How nre you Army vote -