Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

BoARD OF ALBE EMES.-pr, ent-Alier,Drn
Thomas, Hyde, S'u'rns, Heis'on, and CronieI
Recorder Matthews an the char. Nr Tnomss
offered 4 memorial from y. CAliln, requesting
the appointment OF = com FnI;fee - confer y IA
committees from the city o. WASHINGTON Ana
the Levy Court CT the District - "a reiereno"
10 4 claim OF the coroner against the two cor
poratiuns. Mr.. Hyde, from the standing com
miitee, reported iAvUraby on the claims OF
John r.. Carter and Edw. HannoWay; passed
The committee reported adversely Ia regard -
the resolution for the relief of Casper buo5,
rejected. The resolution prOvis'ag lcr the
election of two iamp-iIghters va referred.
Mr.. Thomas ofiered resolution, Which WAS
passed, providing for the sppoIntmCat OF
committee 10 arrange with the authorizes OF
Washington city ana the Levy Court OF the
District with regard TO the claim Of tde cOro-
ner. and the Recorder, Charles NJ. MAtthtvs,
was appointed the member OF the Commits.
on the part OF this board. The resoluiica Az
thorlzing he repair OF the scaNenger's cart
was passed. A resolution was received from
the Council, appointing a committee U con-
sider the proprIety and eKpedisucy OF chang ~
the market house. Messrs. HYDE AND ThomA~
said that although they desired a satisfactory
adjustment of the MATER. they did not AK" the
form OF The bill in QUESTION. and DAD not deem
II advisable 10 appoint a committee. M.
Simms objected to The phraseology OF the T1-o-
luton. but hoIed the board would dispns- Of
the whole subject nj once. hr. Thomas moved
10 refer TO the standing committee for tie pur-
pose OF framing n substitute. M. Sums
trusted the motion would not prevail, ans >sIJ
that the question ought 10 be settled without
delay. Mr.. Hyde objected TO a third readlng,
and the resolution was laid over. Resolutions
in favor OF the clerk OF the Snprems Court,
and IN relation 10 the removal of Nth were
passed Adjourned.
Common Council The Mayors messages re-
laiing TO fines applicable to school purpOS.s.
and transmitting bills Of PolkInhorl Il SOn
and J. T. Essex, were referred. Mr.. DAVID
son, IRON claims COMMITTEES. reported a reso-
luton providing for payment OF costs OF Su-
pTeme Court OF District of Columbia IN 4 !, r
tam case. Mr.. Clabaug,. from the ways ADD
means committee, reported n resolution making
an appropriation for sanitary purposes. M.
Kane, fror7 grievance committee. reported \
resolution in favor of Hon. J. ID. Bright The
resolution making appropriation of So Zoe re-
pair OF the ScaNenger's cart amended by the
Aldermen, reducing the sum 10 s1, taken
up, AND on nation of 1lr. Orme, was further
reduce q SIS resolution relative 10 chang
ing The location of the town market presented
AZ a former meeting. was. by consent, with
drawn by Dir. Wheatley, who offered i substI-
tute appointing a Ioint committee 10 consider
the proprety Of III measure, and nam4n- the
market horse committee on the part OF thls
board resolution IN relation 10 the removal
OF filth. All OF the above were adopted. A
resolution making appropriation 10 pay w. -
Cox for services a. Recorder for l-65. wa re-
ierreG % the present Recorder. Mr.. WheatIpy.
from the poor ana woTkhOuse mmlttes. re-
ported adversely upon the petition Of Dr L.
W. Richie. and the committee was discharged.
Mr.. ClabaUgh. from the water committee,
asked TO be and was discharged from cousli-
ering DuyalTs proposition relative TO the
water-tappcr. Mr.. Ciabaugh. from ways aad
strUcting the Clerk 10 suspend the enforce
ment OF the license law against butchers aud
huckst2rs, which was lalG on the table The
committee was also discharged from onSIGar-
ing the petition OF T. Ii. Donohoo & co. A
resolution requiring the Mayor TO publish all
official notices IN a Georgetown paper and one
Washington daily paper was referred TO the
ways and means committee. resolution ID
amend an ordinance for the government of the
market-house was postponed NH Thursday
night two weeks. The Aldermen's resolution
relative TO The claims of the Coroner
ed, anu Messrs. W l.. Dunlop and T.. z Bar
relt were appointed a committee on the part Of
this board. Mr.. Barrett. Nv permission. pre-
senteo the petition Of =. Nonessen relative 10
property south Of the canal, near the market.
affected by the grade = 2 street, which was re-
ferred; and he board adjourned
FLOUR AND GRAIN MAEKEr.-The market
closed to-day with a lively demand for Flour,
but holders are reluctant 10 sell, except IN
small lots, 70 supply local wants Supers are
quoted Al $50 10 So cut Extras 81. 80 10 Sg.s5:
Extras $40 10 Sl025 fair 10 good: and SiU 30 TO
sos for choice brands; Family SI2 to sI4 so.
Grain.-Demand good. Supply of wheat short:
good red wheat Is quoted at $3.50; white S2-
TO 81 corn, yellow and white, % 10 o. cents per
bushel.
SALE oP VALUABLE PRoPKRrY.-Jamas D.
WEIGH, Esq. the miller, has Just purch ss-d
the residence of the late David English, corner
OF LIST and Potomac streets, for Sl5,OOO
CANAL.-Arriyed-Boats ID. kIode wheat to
Geo Waters; Henry Wade, limestone 10 mar
ket; ITS, do. Departed-Two boats. light.
SHIPMENT FROM CONSOLIDATION WHARvEs.
The shipment Of coal from the wharves OF the
Consolidation Coal Company srnnnntos 20 Ibis
PETIT LARCENY.-Yesterday, Alice Smith
was arrested by Officer Cameron for the lar
ceny OF 81 10 from Elizabeth Rhodes she WA
taken before Justice Buckley, who sent her 10
Jail for court.
PoRr or wS-Entered-Steame
I. T.. Cahill, Norris. master, from Baltimorp.
Cleared-Steamer G.. IL. Stout, Ford, master,
for New York.