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Schooner Lo-T-A report comes from Molokai.
received by the Ufr7-jct. that during the gale on
Friday or S~atUrda: last. the schooner MOI Eeiki
was lost on the southern shore Of Nolokai. where
she had gone to procure patai. She was built in
Boston. in ISIS. over fifty years ago. and was
for many years . pilot boat in that harbor. under
the w-ll-h1own name Of Frr0r'ie. She was after
wards engaged for several years in The same ser
vice in New Bedfori. and 81. later in san Fran
cisco. under the same name. During the last
ten years. she vas owned by Capt Thos. H.. Hob
ron. and engaged in the coas-ing trade.
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~cONMERcI4L ITEMS.

The rice crop q South Carolina e estimated 4, 5000 terces
-1h0u; sne-ffth % the eruP 81 ls6o-
Ssariy All the Engish eotton mills are running fun tine,
consuming quite az much eaton a. they did prior 70 lSo0-
Veal Brothers Co.0a Cfr-1izr ia Men York Er the week
eniag October 2cth, zv-- th- receipts uf Cotton --ncr S-pt-n-
br it, At Ss.s4S hShs, and the -NT-sts Tor the same time At
81 10 ha,es, u uhsh 5000 b4es Eas fr account CT Great
Britain
Th- msreis = EzNz are vel illustrated n the arrival q;
san Flzcsc0 g kEn-s km N4L1a- spain. ia about IS 4 -.
and ~. Ea smyrna TErkey- y aDoGf s. days, both "a NeE
L01-
SALTFETEH-The szn;a Cr- PoEder NIH I'll Use daring
IT, cu1inz year 3s95IO3 pu1ts - ert- -aitP-tr-- i-pcr-i
darS . ~ P1 q -<at. Cruz au1 Iqziqui n Peru >0-th
A-erz Thy nak- .T kzntr-d s=x. q po1te- = day
II pzbsc G% -1hi Is hEh@st sgu-- L. q Ssp,s-h=r.
I-Es 49, q 49, sGss5-S---G s5os tk>n th=rs has r=-a =
st=-4y z=aE.ig rd@aoD- Auu1-i9z sst<cG=-f --z--=---s.
th@ ar---gz.s Az1zuE x ~ Y1Hfa- OK fru AEs-s- L. -
SoF-m- IE hz- d>-znI Szr0o vo- At sEuaz t- 4s;
~E-a zc1-us IL d7-aae = E2oy S@iODl@4 The so-as
A. 49,.
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pas ENGER

Foz H0ss.9Ss-per Golden fleece. Dec 3I-Jos Hoy
FzaS SAs FzAS-s-1-P=r Bernice. Jan IA D55r11. LSuz-
k=Ai. Mr. Ral4ma. --Sid4-d. : v Hahn DAVID Carter. Ny
aE1 Mrs Ec.4r1. A y Typ. GAst1u, = saith, Hermann, krE-
EJ5d. l. Mitchell ! Ha@A5ans-Is-
Fzos AsrJzII. Ozs.0S-Pr Jane a. FaIkenb1rz-M.-
Ca-IsEI. Tie ' Hammond. Tho Mo4Dtai1S.
Pa sAS Fz4Sc1sco-p=r FSuniea. Jaa- 4-F Helm, wife
AZ , Children. 4 B4Tmeu, David Carter. " Il Blair.
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EXPORTS.

FOz saw FsAxcISco-rer FOrmicA- Jan AZ bags ISL
r-l c1@-c. SO pkgs 1909 gals uvla-ses- IL bales U-yu
M puIu. ioo bsEs CiOOJO IbsJ nce- l PSg specie (S5CooE IOi
pkes lssSO MS SUGAR. l b1X tobacco
Value pourestc 40
Value Foreign > CO
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shipr' Mails.

Frz sax FRAScr-CO-per Edndge. Monday next.
Fyr WISUEAED PsET---r RiI.s-a, OF Monday.
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Consisting IN part Of

Consulting IN part Of
GIFT BOOKS, Of every desirable style, SBe and p
Guiding rich bound Elt edge Morocco and othff y
Among them works on Poetry, Love, Music, ROra"
H-ioa, &c, &c
BOOKS-The finest and most varied o.
Of entertaining Juyeniles tyvT offered here
COLORED o BOOKS cloth ans -
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS-IncIudi-g an the iaie'
richly bound and oruamensei with painted and embos~
Pocket Albums The assortment IS unequallei il SAE
taste. Prizes iron 81 % So.
f"HOTOGRApHS, fuIl size, plain and coloTed, s~N
framing. A variety Of Frames also "a hand.
PHOTOGRAPHS, framed in PassepaTtozf.
CABTES De NISITE, a collection Of over 1909 !
PRANG'S COLCRED CARDS, representing Brd'
FloSers, Autumn Leaves, &c Sc The same in A"-A
COLI PENS y PENCIL CASES. Of Lerg '%
uErjvahed make The assortment embraces eases
and gentlemen.
ENGRANINGS y FRAMED P~ICTURES-s"
lection Of plain and colorei. Also, Picture Francs ~
y OF TOY ALPHABETs, Disscted Mas o.
TRANSPARENT STATES fr draEing, &c.
PAINT BONES, Of various siHes and quality.
HISS MIN y CARDS.
LADIES PORTFOLIOS and Travelling Writing"
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Wha, is to be the future destiny of the Ha-
waiian race? is a question of interest to all. 1t
is one of deep solicitude to those who have, here
and in other lands, watched over the progress
and labored for the advancement of this nation
in civilization and religion. They DO not and
cannot readily subscribe TO the oft repeated theory
that wherever the Caucasian race sets its foot,
the copper-colored race must inevitably fade
away and become extinct. Nor Is it true that
such a result will necessarily follow, except in
the case of a race 30 savage as TO be apparently
utterly incapable Of ciyilization-like the Indian
tribes of North America. In their case, 1t is
almost universally true that, on the approach OF
the pale face with the arts of civilized life and
the light of religious truth, they shrink from
the contact, or whisky and the smallpox causes
them TO melt away = like the snowflake on the
river" But with other and more tractable and
docile races of red men, like the Indians of many
portions Of South America. the contrary has
been the case. and after hundreds Of years of
intercourse with foreigners, the Indians still re-
main 9 numerous people, industrious and civil
lied TO a degree which, though it falls far short
Of that Of the enlightened nations Of the earth. Is
vastly superior TO their former condition. And
they still live they are far from being ex-
tinct. The causes that have led 10 such results
are easily stated. While they have been taught
the mechanical arts and agriculture, they have
been under the religious instruction and yigor-
Gus rule Of the most persevering and determined
Of teachers-the Jesuits-and have been kept in
q great degree isolated from the vices Of the white
man.
Now what has been the history Of the Ha-
waiian people, Years before the teachers from
America came here, they had become familiar
lied with that bane Of the civilized man as well
IS OF the savage-EUN, and an insidious and
loathsome disease from Christian lands had
been implanted Theoretically in the very vitals Of
the nation. Hundreds Of the lowest class of
white men. runaway sailors and Sydney c~onyicts.
settled among tue people, by their example and
influence intoxicating the worst vices, and throw
ing every obstacle in the way of the early teach
ers. There were indeed some worthy exceptions,
but, a. a general rule, this was the case. With
such an initiative, traetable and complaisant a
people as the Hawaiians. % naturally prone TO
pleasure, it required no prophets ken to fJretell
the result 1t was forese-n by the teachers. and
by the more thoughtful and steady Of the chiefs.
and the latter attempted to stay the tide Of de-
struction tina; was coming in upon the nation.
BY imposing strict laws, forbidding the manufac-
Sure OF sale Of spirits 70 both natives and for
eigners, and imposing heavy penalties on evil
doors.
But the subject grows upon our hands, and we
did not sit down 70 write 4 history. II Will be
seen. however. from this slight and imperfect,
sketch. with what diaicul'ie~ the Hawaiian race
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1000 Barrels of the following
Desirable building Materials .
a. HAND AND FOR SALE BY THEM.
~ b~EISIGSED. ~
500 Barrels Best Posegdale Cement.
200 BaTres Best California Cement.
100 Barrels Best Portland Cement.
POO BGrrds FRESH California Lime.
ne above CEMENT an LIMEare particularly recommended.
u+aE i bsst fN41fg. and viii ~ sold at PRICES uTCg
LCD ER than ever offered here.
30 m voSIOLT X HTUCK.
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F.cYxE-Cosux-per 2lth. 1850. by Father Hermann,
rlcyer g Maria CoaHa. b1-h q Houo'1i-
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SNArl-Na C"-1-Tie mercury fell 10 = on Non
ia. n..r-.---... ..LIest of the .eason-
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER"
NEW BOOKS. FOR THE
~ Holidays. tut which not having arrived in seasoa.
Will now be Sold at Cost!
CALL SOON, II YOU WANT ANY.

Poetry q the War,
Bo=es acrrs- The Continent.
Dsr~Ins Origin % Specs
Perry. Political E-Uuc-y.
Gems from T-uuyson.
Reads pens. ? vols:
T=aay.a csnpl=;e in one i amo7I edition,
The Metre system. liz Red Lesser,
Woman our Angel.
Pe,ar= o. =. John, by Bayari Taylor;
Martyra. Felix Uct. Helm Ford.
Tie KS and tie Pail. or origin r Moral Evil.
Or--5u and Il Do-aGg. a Romance of the Rivers:
The Auth---tr cf ShsE@p-ars.
N.l-' Examination Humorous Poetry,
Carpenters 81 Months, d: ;h= White House.
Griffith G4UUt, ~ Charts E-aI-s
BsucruE'= Volume 9, New Clerks Assistant,
Assortment q S=E Annals.
Gay- -E.=--l-l-strated zut;
waver,y Novels, l ST., complete.
kicl4Tls0L's Field ~uI Dungeon,
Camp and Prison. Niv-- and Daughters,
Inside, = story g the Rebellion,
AmalaI % Wiki Collins.
Betsy Warbler book.
SIR Morton Pe,o's Resources q the Jai.ed STATES,
D-ec1=Iz Pulp: uEa-=rces.
josh Billings and he Wis Sayings,
B-ecuer's koya4 Tr--ls-
The Days of ETsre-
a Variety @: juveniles
ALso DIRECT FROM NEW YORK!
Gen. Gran; and his Campaigns. complete.
Sherman and his Campaigns. completes
A1ecae-es q The War, q yeFy T=alaiie book
Losslugs History oTt4- Ee1eluoa. vol. L:
SEllt5us Army q the Potomac.
FgGI Years q War,
The Sunday Mazaz.oe-bouui. gilt edges. 1855:
cool Words-b5uad, q: edges, 1s55;
Togetder ruth other Ne50 Books too Numerous
10 syeeyy.
So I'm For sal al. IT, BOOKsTORH.
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R1LL PE1czs - FErT-Tf@ fTs-ang r@zI prees q f-1
are szFui-A-1 IS y Nasrs- g " NeszG = Co. q P4Gu
FFat Nars=s
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Prices % apes are wEch TIE
steamers have arrived dGrlE the
IN he a--rr.atc shout ~ th1us
diaPP-sraE frum ne zzTAs:- -
bat are i-ss pieutf1L
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-22
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
FORTY-THIRD REGULAR MEETING,

CouNoIL CHAMBER, Juno IS, 1867.
Fresen-The Mayer, and tho whole Board of
Tho minutes OF tho last regular mooting wero
read and confirmed.
The following n,nttcrs woro disposed OF in rcgu-
John Rloy, ritt street, bctwson Dcaufain aud
Wentworth strcota-Application for junk-shop
David Drigga-Pctition to bo allowed 10 oroct
wooden builiing wcst end Of Broad street, for
storing petroleum: LAID on tho table ns conflict
George Littio Co.-Pcttiun for u reduction in
assessnient OF property on King root. Referrod
8. Y. Tuppor President # tho Yigiant Fro Etl-
gine Congratulations tho city to pay bill,
amounting s TO $loO. for q force pump, &C., placed
item 0. expenditure which was allowed md paid
to other companies. On motion, tho bill was
N. Fehrenbnct- Application 10 rcnt a place on
White Point Gartlcn and to plnco . tent thereon,
undor Which Ito will dispense soda water, ice
G mmittee ON Public Buildings, Grounds. &c.
John Rusaoll-Hll amounting 10 s4g4.7l, for sta-
honeIy nHgs PiosGRea apPnrntus md other
topcr 8. 1906, md onthny May q, 1867. Rcfuried
to Committee on Accounts.
Tho following application OF W. D. Hertot Mod
orator, In boilalf OF tho United Baptist Churches
Brick and Wooden buildings.
To He Honorable Me Mayor aud Aldermen Of Me
City Of Chariesien, 4. Coanci assembled:
GEHrLEMES: ibe Ontcu baptist Churches in
this city. under tho pastoral charge OF tho Iey e.
4. Winkcr d. D., having boon compelled to tlofor
tho erection Of tlioir now house or worship 10 q
moro prupitious period, arc dcsirous of obtaining
tho assent Of your honorable body TO tho building
by them OF temporary structure of wood on tleir
lot in Pitt arcet, east sidc between Dull and Mon
taguo streets.
Thoy therefore most respectfully request your
favorable consideration OF this application for leave
to erect such temporary structure, OIL such con-
di4ons as yonr honorable body may think meet
and proper ON tho promises.
In behalf OF tho Unitod Baptist Churches,
I nm, most respectfully,
Your obcdent servant,
WILLIAM i. HERIOT,
Moderator.
'.l pgPoRTs OF CITY OYFIcEns.
Captain Of Po,ico-Roport for March, April and
Mny, 1867
aEroRr CAPTAIN PoIICH, HONOR
MAYOR OF -aK caARIEs1oN, suowI;o TnENUa-
PERsoSB ARRESTED III TIKI CITY or on1nIYs-
TON DURING MONTHS OF MlncH, ArR1L MAY,
1857, cAusE THEIR AEnEsT
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SHOOTING ArRnAY.-Two negroes, Calvin Kelly
nnd Jefferson Segars, woro arrested in tho uppor
part OF tho District recently and passed through
charged with nm attompt nt thoft and murder
Tho circumstances, as we learn thom, aro as fol-
lows On tho night Of tho 14th instant, thoy at-
segars. The noiso attracted tho atten-
ton OF Capt. Doyo segars, who wont out
to the crib to ascertain the Cause. Whilo
onturing tho hip and producing a dnngerous II not
mortal wound. From tho sizo Of tho wound, and
tho fact that the shot entered in wad tho person
so oaars sne gun .s must Hrn nave peon yGty eose ee
found which was identified as belonging to him.
Boon after Ills arrest ho confessed the fact that ho
was under the crib, and TINT Calvin Kelly was on
wo loarn them from Sheriff Johnson who escort
cd tho Villains to jail.-Andsrson Inteligencer.
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nIARItIAGEs.

Noar Msysyilln. Juno ets. by J. D. Mack. Mr. Hugh
Strong Principal OF tho MiycsVilln Academy. 10 Ills,
Carnelih Il Gregg.
AZ tho sauo time and p,,co. by tho aAme, Mr. J.
Witherspoon Cooper to Mss LouiEa J. Gregg -
On "Wednesday, June 12lh. 1907. by Rey. W. H. STRAIT.
ton, a the re6onco OF the x1des mother In this VILLAGE
Mr. Thomas 81. White nnd hiss N:nnio I. Donson h oi
Anderson. N -
On the 9Th Inst, by Rev. W P. Grady at tho residenee
Of her father In Pendeton. hiss Virginia z Hunter 10
Mr. ] @, stribllng, OF Pcfens District JI :
On tho 11th tnst by the Rev. Dr. Raysor at tho resi.
Emma Berry, all OF BranchHnp. B. o.
On Juno tho 18th. BY tho Hoy. Il. Q. Mckinney nt
tho residence of tho BRIDES ther Mr. Lewts Beatty,
On tho 18th Of June. 1867, by the nsv. w. z Boags,
M b. n, MCGOWAN TO Mra A. southn. both Of Colum.
bin. - - ,FI. =, ..S J n :. =
Byw. a. Daewoll, on Sunday. the 9th Inst, Mr. smp.
son SANDERS to Miss Wanna George. both OF Spartan.
burg
mupds %r W r. JoSnstou Of GoIynb, I Ma ~ vi nI.
Amelia, third daughter OF Cipt, John cordero. ~.
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GhL1oNAN1's MEssEN0RR, Of tho 4th inst, gives
an account Of n novel histrionio porfotmancoat at
tho Tuillcrfcs. Il Says "Tho dramatic entertain
mont ut tho 1uillerios, which Inns been announced,
was given tho evening before last, being tho ropro
acntation OF Les Commcntaircs de Cesar, in two
acts, by the Marquis DE MAssA, actod lnst year bc
foro tho court Mt tho Palnco OF COmpicgno. Tho
theatre was fitted up In Tho grand gallery which
leads to tho Sallo dos MirechauS. Tho ladies'
pnrts wero interpreted by tho Countess PoUnTALEs,
tho Princess DE MErTEnNIcn, Murcbioncss DE
dALLIfErr, Princess poNMTowsK., baroness DE
Dounoo1fo and Mime. CoHNEAU; those OF tho gen
tlomcn by tho Marquis DE OAux, Baron LAMBERT,
Duko DE MoUcuY, &c. Tho Prnco DE METER
MICH onco moro presided at tho pianoQ) for ac-
compartment, and acquitted himself az vol as
would have boon doao by nacstro di capettn. Tho
Princess DE MErTEnSIcH was attircd ns :oachmnn;
tho Countoss PouRraLEB. with holmot on her head
and lance in hand, appeared us Franco and tho
Baroness DE BounuoISa, armed with trident, rcp-
resented England. Tho Emperor, placed nt tho
right OF tho STAGE Ind sitlo tho Princess of
Prussia md on tho other tho Quce:, OF tho Bel-
ginns. Tho Empress, on Tho loft, was seated be-
twcen tho King of tho BelginnB and tho Prince Of
Prussia. Tho othor princos and prncessos now in
Paris occupied places at tho left Of tho stage,
whilo tho minister's and ambassadors, with tho
Papal Nuneio at their llcad, filed those on tho
right. The other seats dispersed In tho grand
gallery wcro hold by persons in tho suite OF tho
sovoroigns and princes, by thono of tho Enpcror's
household, and by other guests in number about
two hui.Ircd. Tho performance was much ap-
pauded, aud at tho end of tho representation tho
spectators called for all tho performers, who
npPoarcu upon tho stage, conducting rno Marquis
DE- MAssA, tho author, whom tho Emperor pro-
sontod to tho foreign princes, prncesses and
ambassadors.
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[kirUn caIIeit'i Md0dr,ne.l
THE LONG TO-nIOItROSy.

Old age. that strains tho web OF Iifo.
And cheeks that shuttfo's caRer PAGES,
I]rinCing rest frOnl all tho worlds vain strife,
And ltayus nh old man 70 old fees. p.
And sill my heart boats warmly yot. III
Although grandchildren play before me,
And can easily forget
That oghty summers haye passed o'cr mo.
'geo' 10 whoni l my W grandson s 1 saiiy shstiors.
And trpnsdfcs up tho low roplIe7
You mako on many foolish matters:
! wonder, whom o dcaror name
Ho whispers through those shining trcsscs,
II you bcliuyo Two donG tic same,
And thrilled heart with my carcsscB7
And whom my youngest Joined his ship,
20 fearful al tho sad homo fhccB,
Shrnnk at nls mothers 9uiycrng lip,
Tho whilo hD Bishcl for far-on fncos-
I wondor if he ever thought .H.
had my dreams Of death and glory,
But sllvcrol hn!rs layo sternly tnughs
Tho worthy Of that heroic story. tl7.-
And whom tho merry jeat socs round,
With sparkling wine In ample neaSure,
AMI womans silver voico has crowned
Tho mIrth with Swceter. dcarcr pleasure
All, littlo do tho youngsters know
How wrinkles chcuk tho tongues bcEuilfng,
And thnt my voico had unco awoot low,
TO chnr1n D uiaidon into smiling.
And oltsn In Tho mnzy throng,
Whom ltuo foot aro lightly dancing.
And m onch nxifcn vIris along,
Tho bonny oyos giro awcotor glaucing.
sit apart and Idly dream
That my fnlr youth ias not departed.
And othor hopes nnl fancios Boem
10 fcaye mo for moro tcndar heartod.
Ny liEo's gay gprlna had many Joys.
Tho summer brought INC Lofo's nrst roses;
Tho autumn gaHo mo my bravo boys,
wall until tho winter cioscs.
Eaod BeasOn h1n In urtier brought
Tho intngllng nowsra orjoy and eorrow,
And many all oarncst lesson taught
And so walt tho long Tomorrow.
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In addition 10 tho abevc thcro were 20 reports Of res
10 Of nuisnnces and % OF obBructiots which wcro fo
ferred respectively 10 tho Chief OF Fro CITY
Registrar and City Inspector. =
Ninety six horses, cove Co. &C., wore ound going AZ
largo In the streets contrary 10 city ordinances woro
disposed OF accordingly. Il \ -
do hereby corfy that Tho above 10 true report, on
takon nom the Mayors Morning Report Books Of tho
q. d. hIdwALD, Captain Of Police.
HeoetSed Charleston. H. o. June 1k 1867, Of Captain
O. d. 6gwa lvo hundred and ninoty-ono dollars and
il. Z. #HILDEN, Tor City Trcssurer.
Received as information, ~ r.
: Harbor Master Report Tor May, 1867. ,a
Reoeivcd information. ~ s..t
City Civil Engineer-Ileport on condition Of
South Sen Wall, at Whito Point Carbon.
OyFIoE Orr CIy1L ENonKKR, I
City Hail. Charleston, Jnne 18th, 18S7.}
To Hs Honorable MAJ or and Aldermen
Of he Otty Of ndrieston:
4nrLE,IKn: ! hnyo ths honor to report, from
examinations made OF tho South sea wall Of tho
Dattery, built Of concrete that find the wall in
condition which requires your early attention and
action for It's preservation beg leavo to submit
the following abatement as tho result OF my oloHe
aud careful Examination ofitsT
The iaoe Of tho wall In some plaoos shows large
cavities. and In others is much honey -combod.
much grester than at others; and from Tho largo
quantity OF sand wh!oh With oyery lido is carried
out we have the proof that tho breaches hAyo, by
the force Of water increased and reached the earth
eunbankment itsolf, Of which tho concrete work
forms tho retaining wall. ESory tide carries away
seyers1 solid yards Of osrih. From close rapcc-
tlon Of ono oIYity os.inlate that from IA to 10
cubic yards OF Tho oartluork have been aasho In
. few Feoks; this may DO readily perceived BY tho
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s. q. COURIENAY,
z. B. CAKES,
Z. ". MARSHALL,
WM. BAYENEL,
l.. u. ENSTON,
w. G. WuILDEN,

Diil TO alter and ,nond IN Ordinance TO fix tho
terms and Priccs f1 selling sPirituous liquors,
rasinod h January 10, !'6G oemo up for lis second
Alderman Willis Introduced tho following Dill,
which received it's ilra reading this ovoning:
Whereas o1por;onc, eEgsaSIST as sowp ihc iportancc
OF pernanent police for the detection and pro
vcntion OF crime,
Aldermen, IN C,fy C5,o,cI dsseinbtcd-
]. That tho eight ietoctivo police agents now
corning Mrt Of tIs police forco Of tho city q
oilco during good behaviour.
T. Tint tho additional Lieutenant provided for
IN Biil TO amend an ordinance entitled nh Ordi-
forco Of tho city. raitad I iGtE February W 1858, Lo
lloreaftor styled the chief Of tho detective iorco
md that ho shall hold his Office during good bo-
iaylour, and shall have especial supervision over
tho detective branch oi tho police, subject only 70
tho orlcr OF tho Mayor or Captain Of Police, and
shall perform such othsr duties may be assigned
to him.
0. That tho chief OF detectives shall havo power
to renlovo any of his subordinate agonts for
mako new appointments, with tho concurrence,
and undor tho authority Of tho Mayor, subject to
tho approval Of eouncil
now constituted chief OF tho detective forco, and
OF tho oight do;cctiYo police ngcntB shall bo tho
Same now established.
rcpugnaut horoto DO, and tho Same arc hc;' -, re-
poalcd. rr'
RESOLUTIONS.
by Alderman Marshall:
Resoipcd, That Special Committee, consisting
| of tho Committee ON Icenses and tho Mayor, bG
appointed, for tho purpose OF determining upon
tho number Of liquor licenses to bo granted aftor
tho 1st OF July pr0x., and tho piico to DO charged
for tho same. Concurrel in.
by Alderman Willis:
Il soiucd, That a Special Committee OF throo be
appointed by his Honor tho Mayor, to call on the
CEmmGnding n GsPSrnl and ask Sonfer! Will
Of liconsos. Concurrcd in.
Alderman RayonGl, in scconding tho resolution
sad it WIS OF tho highest importance TO tho rove
nuo of tho city that Gen. Stckles should DO inform
cd OF tho condition Of tho City Treasury and thai
tho liccnscs granted yielded a very largo revenue
upon which lio, M Charmon OF tho Committee o
Ways and hloanB, had mainly depended to raist
supplies for paying tho current o1ponsos OF The
city. o would also take occasion to state that The
granting of SO many licensees hud uot been produc
tive of disturbances; that our city was an orderly
city, and our community, both wIito and blnok ar
| exceedingly quiet community.
Tho Mayor appointed Aldormon Willis, Rayeno
| and Cohrlonay.
Council thon adjourned. e
W. II. SMITH, Clerk OF Council.