The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-02

se~onl ....... 415 Seventh ....... $40
liri " .96lo Eighth -" ...-..----
Pihh pcl Tenth .2l6g
or agrnnd total of TO- SIS men, leaving u be supplied
b. ibis clay only 44I5 mon.
The rcpur, Of The Committee discoses the fac,
that the quota FOR this city is exceeding small, and
e-cn that csnno, he allied unless the parties
,civoi, and the Committee accordingly limit for
adoption, resolution Increasing the bounty 10
1900. Tho report concludes with a recon cid -
bon for adoption ~ further resolution suihortng
Tic Issue Of bonds for tho sum Of S4oo0Go0 hearing
the uniAl seven per cent. intoreHt. Annr almo d.
s'ntion hal becn offered by MI Ely, the y ard
adopsod tho resolutions ~ above, and they we're
@nt " Tho Mayor, who Immediately ahNod hin His-
oatnrc NJ approval H. them.
Inc bohrd adopted hn ordnance creating Ia.
crau II Criminal Statist On, and Et..Iustioe James
welsh wS appointed chief 81 the lau-.
hos"rr. Latte and Conner hoing the only rot ring
drsnhors oi The Board series Of complimentary
cnsniutions IN their favor adopted, and rcsolu-
IONS a thanks H. the President aud tho clerks were
Lhn sioptol. The BOARD o. Supervisors Icing $
onniinuous body, did not adjourn sine d & bu, to
fu"dAy' January lob 1t . O'Clock, Pm
CRY GovERSNESr-FISAL SESSIONS OF
rrh ON RoARpS-TnE SrRExT CLsASiNG TRorRiE
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CoUScrt BOARD Of Aldermen held three scs.
nons on saturday, a, which among the chief 5usi.
nrs tranaaotnd was the concurrence in the Coun-
cilmanio resolutions complimentary u Rear Nd
rirnl Parragui and Captain Draylon, and tending
the Of tho Governors Room in which n receive
tho congratulations Of their friends. Similar r.so-
buttons complimentary TO General Pagan we're also
oonourrcd In.
A communication was received from Tho Mayor,
admitting on ordinance for adoption for the pur-
pcee Of rshfylng tho employment Of persons who
have boon engaged In cleaning the streets, and to
civo the sanct on Of the Common Council 10 tho
expenses already incurred for that purpose The
Mayor says; "whcn entered upon my Office I
found that considerable amount Of arrears WAS
due on account Of street sweeping, and hundreds
81 persons were applying for their wages, and after
oonHultaton with the counsel to the corporation,
aQrocd TO rign . note, In conjunction with tho
Comptroller, to secure tho President Of the Broad.
way Bank for advances that might he made for that
institution " such ofthose parties who should >sNgn
claims 10 him ~ such President The last Irgsla-
turr precr bel thnt the streets should he cleaned by
c1ntri.cf and authorized SAOpOUO 10 be raisel
therefor Tho attempts to carry out the PROVISIONS
Of tho act In this respect failed. No contract was
entered into. The Mayor further SAYS that on
Friday last note for slOe,6oo hsd been presented
ior his signature. lie was waited upon by large
deputation OF street sweepers aud cartmon, de-
nanding that he should continue 10 make LiInCrf
llsble. lie declined, and ut the same time he de-
hlfcsi most cAruehtN thht tnOae men might he
licyod, and he therefore submitted the ordinance
toiors referred to and trusted thh, the Common
Council would take such otops rs the c1igencios q
tho cnsc required
Mr.. Jonoa In connection with the above, offered
resolution that the City Inspector he instructed
and directed, upon tho expenditure q spprorria.
tons for cleaning the Streets TO secure the remcya
Of al garbage ashes, &C. from within
the city limits, AS the accumulation Of
such nth COuatitutes and N
continue and employ all the measures thu,
he may deem necessary to preserve the health
OF the city, until an appropriation recommended by
the Common Council and sanctioned by tho Legis-
lature, shall he raised. and also that the Common
Counsil raise, by means OF tho issue Of bonds or
other~ise, sum sufficient for the expenditures So
incurred. Tho resolutions were Unanimous. y
adopted.
The veto OF the Mayor on the Avenue Ralros
grant was overridcn. RESOLUTIONS were adopted
complimg ntsry To the President tho clerks and re
posters of the board aud. upon MOTION, tho Board
adjourned sine die.
THr CouSou.xEs also held three different session,
And concurrod IN the adoption Of very large mum,
her Of papers chiefly Of local nature. When ali
the business had bcon concluded CON nittee Of tn,
BOARD Of Aldermen waited on this Bosrd, and STATED
they had no further communications 10 make. IN,
Council therefore after passing the usual compi
mcntsry resolutions adjourned sine die.
After sdlourument Mr.. Jacques, in behalf OF IN,
members OF the Board, In a neat speech presento,
the Prendent with order for Chicherng pi.no
forte, valued a, 5000. The President very brief,
responded. thanking the donors for SO magnificent
present
ORGANIZATION OF TBE INV COMMON oousmL
To-day, At II O'Clock m, both branches Of III
Common Council convene for organization pursi
ant 10 the provisions Of the charter II is believe,
that Morgan Jenes will be the Proadsp. Of III
board Of Aldermen for the pre.es, year and jaime
Hayes OF the Councilman, and the regular liz, @
clerks undoubtedly will be retained.
TuE FAMILY POISONING CAsr-DEArH O,
ANOTHER VIcrH.-About four O'Clock on SATURDAY.
morning. Ann McMasters, nearly elgh, years 9
aso, daughter, by former husband, 81 Mrs Elm
beth Dusenbury, Of No. Goerck street, died fror
the effects OF poison administered by her mother
+" reported in saturdsy'ssUS, George Henry Duser
bury, four years old, having died on Friday aner
noon. Mary Jane Dusenbury. seven years old
also having pItaken OF the poison, Ia still in
very proeArious condition. Coroner wldey bel
an inquest on Saturday on the bodies Of Lhs tw
unfortunate children. aud the testimony Of tho VI
happy mother and her husband was taken Mr.
Dussnbury testified that between and o'cloc
on Friday morning last she dissolved Parsons II
poison In water and telling the children that
Was intended 70 kill worms gave II to them u
youngest notifying the dose, rejected II, when n
youngest girl took his portion wen as her owt
poison having been administered to the children
Mrs. Dusenbury drank the residue, and went
her couch Of 81 o'clock in the morning her hu
band, who 10 night wAchmAn, reaahed HON
and WAS told by Mrs d, that abe had tai en- poiso-
and also poisoned tie children, whereuron he wei