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CONGRESSIONAL.


AukbDAhs April L.
ii EEATR.-After prayer and the reading of
journal Of yesterday-
DIR. Harlan introduced resolution, which
iIs agreed to, that the Committee on the DIS
act Of Oolumhia be instructed to prosecute
! 70 revision of the laws Of said District, As
Authorized by the joint resolution OF June,
ga. and that they have leave to cit during the
ecess of the Senate, and TO employ assistance
q rate not exceeding ten dollars a dav.
MT. Johnson, rising to privileged Ques-
ion. defended Philip Frank Thomas. senator
elect from Maryland, against the charges in
'the report Of the Bank of Commerce. dated
tine " nSr ne snsc ina. for ine hrst
the public debt falling due in January, 1864,
was left ynnprovided for by the then Secretary
OF the Treasury. INT Thomas.l In letter
Thomas, and which was read in the Senate
to-day. Mr.. Thomas says he, never heard of
such a reportfrom the Bank Of Comnerce of
New 1orB, until 1t was produced 10 the Senate
by the senator from Michigan (DIr Howard,)
otherwise be should have noticed it sooner
Mr.. Thomas Gays there was no provision by
law to pay the interest, but he honestly and
assiduOusly exerted himself to that end, and
succeeded In paying the said interest on the
loan. The records Of the Treasury will album
dantly viLdicate him.
Mr.. Howard, in replying to Mr.. johnson,
said he had not sought to become an accuser
or prosecutor. What he did was BY way of
calling the attention of the Senate to the fact
that the report of the Bank of Commerce in
eAect uccuseu uiIu VI ConspiIing Win Otners
in reasonable conduct-noihing more. But it
struck him (Mr. Howard) as very strange thai
although the report or extracts from il had APP
peared in the National Mfsiigencer five years
age Mr.. Thomas had not seen it.
Mr.. johnson, in the course OF his reply,
said that Mr.. Thomas had assured him that
after he left here, in 1851, he went to his farm
in Maryland; did not see the National InteUi-
gencer. and subscribed only to the Baltimore
Sun. Mr.. johnson reiterated that the records
of the Treasury showed Mr.. Thomas had.
while Secretary OF the Treasury, acted as an
honest and pa triotic officer; and in conclusion
MIR. johnson moved that the letter from Mr..
Thomas relative to his offic iai condu CT as Sec
rotary be referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary. This was agreed to.
The Senate then went into executive session
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ETELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


(By Cable TO the Associated Pressl
LONDON. April 2-Noon -Con.eIs. 81; Erie.
80 \ Illinois Central, 7ss; T.. SIS aos.. Is
FRANKFORT, April o-Noon.-U. $. 5.ao.'s,
rs.
LIVERPOOL, April Noon Cotton market
dull and inactive. Sales 6,OoO bales Mid
ding Uplands, 13d.; Orleans, 1890. Bread.
staffs unchanged; Provisions-Beef firmer at
125s.
I.oNDos, April a-Evening. -oonso,s, OF;
L. s. 5.20's IS. 1IlinoisCentral 20 Erie 3gs
FRANKFORT. April a-United States bonds
PARIS, April a.-United States bonds sis.
LtvERPoOL, April c-Evening-Cotton dul H.
Sales Of 1000 bales. Middling Uplands II ga
13d. Mancheste advices are unfavorabie
Breadstuffs firm. Provision generally un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, April e-Noon.-The dizziness
in the cotton market continues, and prices
slightly declined. Middling upiands are now
quoted at 127sd
The market for breadstuffs is firmer. and
prices are now advancing. Corn is now
quoted at a0s. Sd. per quarter for mixed west
ern. California wheat advanced I'd and IS
now quoted at IS. Sd per Genital for best white
grades.
LONDON. April go p. ma despatch re-
ceiyed here from Dublin to-day says that the
British troops, while searching for Fenians in
the country near that city, yesterday came
upon three of them, who were fully armed a nd
equipped. The troops fired upon them, and
killed one and captured another, who subse-
quently proved to be the notorious Mcclure.
The third escaped.
Advices have been received from Bomborg,
which state that the growth Of cotton in that
region has been greatly increased.
PARIS, April 2.-The Emperor NAPOLEON,
accompanied by the Empress Eugene and the
Princess Clothiide, formally opened the In :
ternational Exposition yesterday afternoon.
There were no boisterous demonstrated s
whatever from the masses of the people pres
ent.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHlHeTON, April 2, 1867.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo.
A NEW ERA.

The recent meetings atRaleigh, N. G Mont
goInery, Alaa and Savannah, Ga, seem to
mark new era in Southern politics At each
Of these assembiages Of the people without
distinction of color, among the whites there
were old men who have grown gray in de-
tending those peculiar doctrines on the con-
duct of public affairs which grew out of the
institution of slavery; middle aged men who
for years past have bitterly opposed all ideas
which were in conflict with their inherited
opinions as to class distinctions between white
and black. rich and poor; and young men
deeply impressed blythe deieterious inf uences
which surrounded them, who have been fuII
OF prejudice against repu blican progress. They
met the eolored men, too, on the platform of
legal and political equality, and did not
assume the patronizing tone which has
always heretofore marked the intercour ss
of the two classes. Among these men
who have thus boldly taken the advance in
leading and controlling Southern sentiment
for the best interests of that section, are MANY
who, for their honest and intelligent but ms
directed patriotism, have been honored bera-
tofore with the confidence, support and as.
TEEN OF the people. On that account THAR
present position now that they have cast aside
the political fallacies which have heretofore
impeded progress at the South will be ali the
more efficacious IN directing the minds Of the
masses to the gradual adoption of the more
advanced ideas of craftsmanship and political
economy. which have made the Northern
States so prosperous. For these reasons we
rejoice TO find Southern men bold enough and
honest enough to make themselves target for
the shafts of malice and ridicule now. vel,
knowing that they are right, and are only in
advance OF their people II course which Will
vet be recognized as the one best calculated "a
promote the prosperity of their States and the
good OF their country.
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AFTER OEEIOE.

The Commissioner OF Patents daily receives
large number OF letters from parties asking
appointments under the recent act of Congress.
authorizing an increase Of force in the Patent
Once. The appointments Of many ofthe appli-
eants are urged by distinguished persons, but
thus far no appointments have been made, IL
being the desire Of the Commissioner to select
from the candidates those who are practical
men and entirely qualified to discharge the
duties ..--- -
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DISPOSAL OF PrBLIc lam

The Commissioner of the General Land OF.
fee has received returns showing ar appra
gate disposal of 80, ao2 acres of the public
lands during the month OF February last in the
two following local offices in California VIZ.
San Francisco, 32.279 acres; Narysyille, q ,03
acres. The greater portion OF the land was
sold for cash the sales amounting TO S,a no
and the remainder taken for actual settlsme en-
and cultivation under the homes tead law and
located with military warrants
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THE WHITE HQESR

To-day being Cabinet day, no visitors were
admitted at the Executive Mansion. ALI the
members OF the Cabinet were present. and the
session continued for some time A few man.
bers and Senators had an interview with the
President this morning
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson o., quote Stocks aAd
Bonds in home and foreign markets - follows:
NEW YORK, April 2-1st Board-U s. 1881
Coupon 6's, I09N; do. 5-2Os, l0sx; U. S. SIS
1910 9, Coupons, %; 1905, LOG; Canton Co,
ASH; Cumberland Goal Go. prerd, %; q uick-
SILVER Mining Go. %; New York Central X. r.,
los y; Erie Railway, 5rx; Hudson River X. r.,
1856 Reading r. r., iU2S; Michigan Central
RI, 107N; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
X. X, TiS; do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Gen
trail X. r., il5k; Cleveland and Pittsburg K. r.,
IS; Chicago and Northwestern r. r., 35X;
do. preferred, 64S; Cleveland and Toledo X.
K. 49, Chicago ana Rock Island X. r., 81 =;
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago X. X I,
ga; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 26k
Gold, p. m. 134X.
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No pARnONs

The President, for some time past, has been
granting but very few pardons TO those who
were engaged in the rebellion, although there
are very large number OF petition. for rar-
don before HIM. A few are pardoned under
the 18th exception, or $4,000 clause. In,
very few others have received a pardon for
some time past
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THE IMPEACHMENT orrsrrox

Ii is understood that the House Judiciary
Committee. now in session daily, will adjourn
over from next week until the early part of
May. when Mr.. Wilson, chairman OF the COM
mittee, now in Iowa, is expected to be here
Mr.. Boutwell, Is chairman ia the absence of
Mr. Wilson.
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SUPREME COURT

On motion of Gen. Gushing. Charles Cow
ley, Esq, of Lowell, was admitted &c. day "a
counsellor of the Supreme Court He appears
as counsel for the Navy department In sew.
eral import ant prize cases.
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ARMY CRDsRs.-Breyet Col. H. Ct. Glib.
son, Sd artillery, ordered to report to the com
manding general, Department. of the East, for
assignment to duty. Brevet Brig. Gee. j. @.
Tidball, Major I'd artillery, ordered to report
to the commanding general, Division of the
Pacific, for assignment TO duty.
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The MICHIGAN ELHcTIoN-Yesterday an
election was held In the State of Michigan for
a Justice Of the Supreme Court of that State
two Regents OF the University and 12s dele.
gates 10 q State Constitutional Con vention.
If we receive any returns before going
70 press they will be found in mother col.
umn. In 1854 at the Presidential election
the Republicans polled q, 52l votes and the
democrats 7s,6o4; Republican majority OF
1921. In 1866, at the Governors electIon, the
Republicans polled So, 7s6 votes, and the DEM
oerats 81 Us. Republican majority Of JOS.
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DELAWARE u. s. SRSAToR.--Itis stated th mt
the Governor Of Delaware will probably ap-
point MT Thomas A Bayard, SON Of the for
mer Senator Of that name, as the successor of
The deceased Senator Riddle
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Studies in English; or Glimpses ef the Tuner
q ods M S SsasiS o:
shs 81 Fos. II xIsoa Arthur
Latham Perry. Second editiou-revised.
q ias 1 e u sPd
nitz Collection. with q Preface. By the Ba-
r ron Won T.uchnitz SIZE:
Jesus Christ. with Controversisl Notes on
with Ger. sSeridan Il lie Lee. Last o.npaisu. By
Faith Tswin ordeal. By aeorsina NJ. Cratk.
'ss,nsia' R.und the c,rkle. :" By Petroleum v
The y csfn.i Of Maurice D. eusrsn. with an E.
saints Benve, Fditsa BY q. T reS.,isn,,
The Hut uenot Galley slave Translated from
the French Of Jean Marteith. Si.sO
cgoiis second Love: By Julia Cavauagh So
Annual OF Scientific Discovery for 1855 and 1867.
Madame Recanier 8 Memoirs g.
For sale at PHILIP soE0MoNs'
ap 2-steo 332 Pa av., bet. 9th and Josh ats.
0RPHAEs' OOURT, MARCH s, isa.-DIsTRIc,
- OF COLUMBIA. WAsHINGTo TON COUNTY, to-to,t:-
IN the case Of Sarah NJ. Williams. sdministratri1
Of te%uei Williams: deceased. the aaministra-
Orphans Court OF Washington County Aforesaid.
appointed Tuesday. the 2sd day ef A1rii isS1, for
soe ma, settlement and distribution Of the
; and turned into money when and where iii
aosd TO attend anS hs Ssb OF said are
excluded from all beneft In said deceased 3 es
81 s oS S: ss.s
Test :IJAs. B. oBEIRNE,
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The Elrction,n Cincinnati;

CINCINNATI, April 2.-Stark, the Union
candidate for Mayor, has 400 majority.
The average majority for the Union ticket is
300, showing q Union gain of I,2O0 The
total vote is 5000 less than last fall
The Council stands Ia Union to democrats:
q democratic gain of l.
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~ A bill has. been presented in the Penn.
sylyania Legislature. which proposes 10 pro.
hibit political professions. .
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CLOTHING FOR FREED people

General q. II. Howard, Assistant Commis-
sioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau tor this Dis.
trict. has directed Major J. d. Brown. A. q
M. ID. g., to proceed TO Baltimore for the mn
pose OF purchasing, at wholesale, clothing for
the use OF dependent freed people AZ Freed.
mems Village
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0Fron French r Richardson, date Hud.
son Tayler'sl Agents ter SCOTS rsprias Of
the English Magazines We have received
Biaet,cood's Edinburg Magazine for MARCH.
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The Election in DAYTON.

DAYTON. OHIO, April s.-The Republican
N iJoriiy In this city is 400. The Democrats
gain two Councilman.
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A CONSERVATIVE" CoSvHSTIoS met ct
Nashville yesterday, At which one Of the
principal speak rs w as q colored man. The
resolutions adopted invite thu coloreA voters
20 send delegates to the state Con ventien.o
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INTERNAL RKvENUR.-Tho receipts from
this source to-day were Sl.621. 1859 80 ...
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

nTNEw BUILDING AssOCIATIpN-Ths
nI:t %sstipE Of the SIXTH BUILDING
at Lang Hotel, on TUEsDAl EVENING the I'd
instant. Of cloc Z, at which time the books will
be epen for all Derseps dssirous OF becoming
stockholders, to take such an amount Of stock Is
they may De prepared TO pay for, aftsr hitch tn
books Will be closes and no more stock can be
taken WILLIAM KING, .
apl-5t- o. Secretary.
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QUITE batch Of appointments were received
from the President By tia Senate to day, but
none OF them Of special importaaes.r -
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CONSERVATIVE and Democratic members
we're in high feather at the Capitol to- day over
the election returns from Oonnecf,eut. Ter
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BOARDING.

Iva
RoARDING and ROOMS at 2I2 stree,
- Terms moderate lts
EURNIsHED ROOMS AND GeOv BOARD
Il can be obtained at 071a New Jsrsey ayepps
Immediately opposite Russell Bros. ap2 .st.
A FEw B0ARDERs can be accommodated vtth
"A BOARD and LODGING, 81 % so per week
Iable Board SO per week. Apply 3O3 street
Met. 18th and 18th sfs. spa2tS
SEyERAL NICELY FURNIsH0O RoONs
SwIth good BOARD or TABLE BOARD without
hoOMs,can DO obtained IT 3e3 New York ayense .
between llth and 18th streets. apa
EBONT PARLOR TO RENT, with BOaKn
II Tor two, at s 80 per month. Back Parlor for
Two, win BOARD, at $50. Apply at $50 L street
near lOtn 81. ap St.
GOOD BOARD GAN BE HAD AT NORTH
" west corner 18th and streets. m s. az
D0ARDING. : Nicely furnished ROOMS with
II good BOA BID can be had on very ressonsbI-
terms at I. street north, between Eta and Isfb
se i, next door to }. B. Craigens Drug store.
ROARDING.-Ag & mile man and his wife, or tva
~ stnsle Gentlemen, can obtain O pleas MT front
Room with BOARD in a private family from the
North; Inquire at No. 40 street, betwesn .i
ano xftn. mh -
FOB RKhT-Two we'll furnished PARLORs. on
= the arst floor. with or without BOARD Ap-
ply 1893 Z ST., bet. 9th and 10th. eis
TABLE BOARD st No 4oS 10Th street a f.v
doors north OF the avenue. Terms en- per
month: asnk
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I A S T @ Ii A N O Z

Asst ANCE.
beautiful Walnut Case
OHICKERING 4 SONS PIANO,
Made expressly for schools, and hence-
cheaper than the other and fl ner cases.
but interior the same as the best Piano, VVNIV
offered 1t bargain. IL applied for within two
days. JOHN r. ELLIS,
apl2t lint 4 Chron.I 800 Penn av
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uOTIOE
Il HE 90 -partnersbip existing between SMITH
= 81 AkL, at No. 361 7th street, between and
IL streets, has been this day dissolved through
mutual consent The business here after will Be
continued by L. A. BEALb ~
N. bail persons indebted TO the 6rm will
please come forward and settle.
ash1n eton, ID. O.. April LIST, 1857. ap l-Sts
" CARRIAGES
On hand, q fine assortment of first &2
class Carriages. of the latest style and VT
finish. All work sold warranted. A number OF
second hand Buggiss on hand. Especial attea-
"'n s'''A " koB'r H. GRAHAM,
Repository, 37l b street. be t. 9Th and 9th.
apl-3t' Shop, 477 Sth street, near d.
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QAI,s..!EIAa!!t QlAk. kkQHpRY,. .ssala1
nvsrsd ct ne shortest nstiee. 1rsael 1utinG doSa
IN tho neeSeeSsgle. M l&lms
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WIN. 81, WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEI6Q AND CLEANSING
EMBELLISHMENTS,
once, No. 40 Jefferson St, GEORGETOWN D. q.
ESTABLISHED In 1881; premium awarded by the
metropolitan Institute, 1857; rebuilt 1856 and is
now BY Tar tn largest and most complete estab.
ushment OF the kind In this section of country
manner " Wv oes'
Truly thankful for past favors the supscriber
solici Is the contiE ued custom of the community
Goods received and returned by express with thu
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No so
Office closes daily at sunset EXCEPT SATURDAY..
when II 10 closed At sis D IN. fe l6-6m
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I Attest PARIs FASHIONS or HAIB
IL DRESSING.
e. ALLI0T,
lkEHCH HAIR DRESSER,

HONE DlsTILL1BY.
new to supply the trade and lovers Of o good ar
ticle with pure COPPER stiIled BYE WH1SkBf
nh I'm CHHs. A. KRAUsR, Proprietor
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[AMES b. vERMlLYN, II Z -
iH ,1 LADIES AND aKSrLIxsN,s
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND sRoES
. MAKEB,

MAKER, aS
No. 100 High street, Georgetown, DC.
All work made at the Establishment warranted
to be OF the very best quality. perfect ~ guar
antied In every case. NH ~ sts
NHHAPER THAI EvER.-Just received at
~ MILLERe. l01 Bridge street, Georgetown.
u. o, large stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing choice Dress Goods N the latest nov
ties. Also, 500 Yards OAlcoes at l2l. IS ISL 20
cents; Besched and Unbleached n q slins TO- Ia,
Is is, 20 CENTS perior Shifting rs cents house,
keeping Goods, Cloths, Oassimerss and Drfiiinss.
skirts, Parssols, ehawls Gloves, Corsets. Hosiery
and Notions Our Goods have been pure hased for
cash since the recent decline, and great barsaina
call. : -. ~
NH 26-lms BENJAMIN MILLER
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-03

Alderman R. S. Tuthill offers the following
resolution: RESOLVED, that committee OF two
from the Board of Aldermen and three from
the Common Council of the City of Nashville, be
appointed to consult with gentlemen of legal
ability in the city, as to what step or steps are
necessary and proper to be taken in regard to
the putting in force at once of an act of the
General Assembly of the State of Tennessee
entitled an act to establish Metropolitan Po-
lice District, and to provide for the Government
thereof together with the several amendments
thereto, and to report the result of their delib-
erations to the next regular meeting of the City
Council. This resolution was unanimously
adopted and Immediately Transmitted to the
other Board. The Chairman appointed on said
Committee Aldermen Tuthill a q Allen.
The Board then went into secret session.
After the doors were opened Alderman
Thornberg from the 9th Ward offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
RESOLVED THAT committee of two from
this Board be appointed by the Chair, to act in
conjunction with committee from the Board
Of Common Council, to confer with the Com
missioners Metropolitan police and urge upon
them the propriety of each commissioner and
each member of the Metropolitan police, sign
ing document forever releasing the CityS
County and State from any accountability IL
regard to back pay of said police force
Aldermen ThOrnberg and Kinney were ap-
point ON this committee.
The Board then adjourned until Tuesday, the
day of the next regular meeting.
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e. one of the malicious char

~ ONE of. the malicious char
ges brought to bear during the late
canvass against the parties elected,
was that Immediately on their entry
upon Office they woulde make ar
engagements to pay the members of
the Metropolitan Police the money
due them for wages since their in
stalment some time last year. These
wages amount to at least. 500, 600,
and Of course it would have been
very hard for the city to pay such
heavy sum in its present embarrassed
financial condition. The press and
Times" ex-organ of the Republican
Party took the lead in this charge
and the rebel sheets all fell in, each
of them adding some of its own
malisciousness to the poisonseed of
the great sex-representatiye -
Now one of the very Grst acts of
the new city authorizes is, as can
be seen from the reports of to-day's
proceedings, to- confer with the com
misioners of t5iile Metropolitan Police
and get them and their Police men
to sign disclaimers FOR ANY AND ALL
BAcE- PAY, WHICH MAY DUE THEM
S1R SERVICES RENDERED OR TINE
LOST. -
What say you now, DR.. Mercer ?
What say you to this effective
answer, to this striking scontradic-
ton of your malicious SANDER?
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF cAND1DATEs.
For Surgeon in charge Of crY DlsrrxsAKr.
DIR. r. KNAFFL.

GH SIN Grinlinal9cri6t ipnrben
toIeenoe Sale Uerbanoelt:
3. 9. 9arrlion, bcs MorScs ange>
Hagt, entlailcn.
Senrp Waitingtou, Gefud ltin einen
nellen 4roetb obgeidDIagen.
McAaiiter, geriua sur 9iOibsudt
2 Sabre 3udtbalis.
San1cs 9arriiou iin0 gSiIlinm 8Iaf
(yarbi9c), Dtrbitabl, crlferer @ Sabre
3nd)tbaus. lcBtcrcr frcige(pro6en.
Der SAL bon Deter atfo9lope, eifiem
Golbaten, iueDcn Srlnorcung eines am
bern Soloaiet, iuaroe aufgenonnneit.
Gv Gin @loeeler glatt madt bic
Wiittbeilune, bab bort cine innge
Dame iuobnt, ipelde 70 fittfam 1T, bab
lie ni9t einiial ben ,,&briltli6en Beo,
ba1ter" in ibretn Sdlafsfmmer buffet.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, Oct. Sd, 1851.

The Council met in pursuance to a call of the
Mayor. Present.-Councilmen Hammer, Con
ners, Woodmansee, Smith, Thayer, Rookie,
Shankland, Ogden, Pratt, Birchett Griffin,
Mitchell, Brien, Olsen, Coyle, Cramer. PrOsi-
dent Shankland in the chair. At the Clerks
desk-Recorder Foster and Auditor Hayes.
The business done consisted in concurrence
with the joint resolutions passed in the Board
of Aldermen. (See report.) -
The following committees were appointed.
Hammer.
TO SETTLE WITH RECORDER FosTRR-Bren
Yarbrough and Shankland.
COMMITTEE TO CONFER WITH LAWYERS
ABOUT METRoPoLITAN PoLICE-Ogden, Smith
and Hammer.
COMMITTEE TO CONFER WITH METROPOLITAN
POLICE COMMIssIoNERs-Ogde Thayer and
Yarbrough.
Adjourned to Thursday next week, regular
meeting.