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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-23

cHEEsE-Firm at 16alsc.
EGas-Scarce at &c. -.
APPLEs-Unchanged and in fair de-
mand at 81 O0a4 90.
GRAPEs-Sa12c peripound. p,
PoTAToES-Dull at 75aS0c per bushel.
OmS-Linseed-Dun and nominal
no demand. FIaxseed-Dull and droop-
ing at $2 35a2 40. 5=
GonD-IS5N buying.
EScHANGE-FIFmer; buying at par
and selling 5Oto1-1O premium.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-23

Special to the 1ntellI ,encer.
d MoUNpsvILLE, October %.
Marshall county, from present indi-
cations and information SO far received,
will hold her majority of 1s66-or gain
onit-say7Oo Republican majority.
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Special to the Intelligencer.
RowLEsBURe, Oct. %.
The Republican majority in Reno
township is 224.
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aIoNKY ANp sroCKs

eolp-opened at 1s57l, and CLOSED at
1S55SaIs5X.
GovERNMENr STooKs-Coupons OF
'sI, .1l5sSaIl55S; do 1872, lIS9faiIs1<; do
'64, l1<a111IS; do '65, 11Ss<all35S; do
new, 1l03zaIlO5S; do '67, I105SaI1O5<; do
'6s. 11O5sa11t1z; 10-40 1O53<alO6.
SToCKS-5:30 prices. Pacific Mail
12sa12sX; Western Union Telegraph
S61<aS7; New York Central l2s5f fai2sx;
OHIO 81 Mississippi 3l7Sa3I1S; Wabash
64zsa65; do preferred 7S1<aSO; Michigan
Central 1lSa119ss Michigan Southern
SI5SaSS; Toledo 105a105L; Fort Wayne
1l52Sa1l5ss; Terre Hante t42a43
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo s.
Company 30KaS05<;American 451za461<
Adams 5Ia5l5<; United States 4Sa49;
Merchants Union 2291a235{.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-23
NEW ORLEANS.
!. NEw oRrEANs. Oct q

= = siNEw ORLEANS, Oct. q.
The Office OF the Rapids Tribune, as
Alexandria, was destroyed few nights
ago by mob. ALI lquiet in st. Mary q
since troops arrived. A large meeting
OF ex.soIdiers passed resolutions to.
day calling upon the United States ard
General Ronaseauto protect ex-soldiers
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AaaEtaI.
FIRST
NATIO NAL BANK
DesIrnated Deposlserzu


suKPLUs....... 5000
Mcney received ON deposit; Exchange
CoiIeetions made and proceeds promptly
Interest ON Special Deposits at the rate of
-FOUR per cant per anfiTna where the de-
post remains six months, and 1--WE per
Aceoants SO Of Merchants. Manufacturer,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums 70 suit.
a constant supply Of New Fractional Cur
rency, and l, 2, 80 30 coin, kept for the &C.
commodatton Of depositoTs and the public.
GEO. K. WHEAT Pres't.
> 2, GEO. ADAMS. oaah,E.
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By TFLEGRAPH.
TEE ELECTION.


THE ELECTIoN.
SCATTERING RhPoRfs.
Returns from Points along the B. a
speciatto the intelligence. 2
GLoyEE's GAP, Oct. 22.
Democratic majority 90, a gain of q
over the vote of 1867. We will give the
detailed vote soon.
Special to the 1nteillgeneer.
HARPER's FERRY, oct, q.
aarper's Ferry and Boliyer town.
ships give about 45 Democratic major.
fty; the township of Charleston gives
10 Democratic majority; Republican
gain offs. ,HSsE
Special to the InteIlIgencer.
@ FETTERHIAN, October %.
Camden SO; Stevenson 6s; Republican
gain OF AZ over the vote Of 1866.
Newbprg-The vote has not been
fully counted; Republican majority es.
timated at 175.
Special TO the InteIiSeLcer.
PARRERsBURG, Oct. 22-1O P. n,
Camden's majority in this township
is 100; Democratic gain 2G0. The whole
Democratic city ticket is elected. Du-
val ran ahead of the ticket.
Bnckhannon, Upshur county, gives
400 Republican majority; Republic.
can gain. --a q
Petroleum polled 50 votes; Steven
sons majority q: Duyal's majority IL;
Republican gain.
Parkersburg city undoubtedly gone
Democratic. County claimed by the
Democrats by laO majority.
PORTLAND, October %,
Stevenson. PAL; Camden, 90 the re-
mainder of the ticket about the same,
showing Democratic gain of SO over
the vote of 1866.
Special to the lllyencer..
! d MoUNDsvILLE, October %.
Marshall county, from present indi-
cations and Information SO far received,
will hold her majority of 1s66-or gain
on it-say7O0 Republican majority.
Special to tho IntellIgencsr.
MoUNDsvILLE, October %.
The official vote of the precinct gives
majority of los. No county
precincts in, Republican gain.
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sEYMOUR ON THEGIReLR.
a PREsIDEET1AL oAnDIDArE on
= 80 TIE 6TuA1P.
RooHEsrER, Dot. q.

sPEE6H an ItOCHEsrEit
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C1ARKsDURo, Oct. %.
Camden's majority in Clark and Coal
townships is 80. Davis is elected to
the Legislature by 65 majority.
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PRov1sIoNs.-Afess Pork-HeId at SSl;
no sales. Bacon-Firmer under adyices
from New Orleans; shoulders held at
1870 and clear sides at 171<c.
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Cincinnati

oorOpER 2a.-FLouE-DulI. unsettled
and nominal.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Du unsettled and
nominal. Corn-Steady at 95a96c. OatH
Dull at 55a56c. Rye-Dull at 81 35
Barley-Dull; no sales; nominally un-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-25
AN ACT

To provide for the Adjournment OF Courts in the
absence OF the Presiding Justice.
BE IT ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
islatnre Of the kingIom assembled:
SsrroS L. 1T no Justice OF the Supreme Court
shall attend any Circuit Court at the time which
H Is appointed To be holden, the Circuit Judge,
or II ao Circut Judge DC in attendance, the Sher-
Ill may open the Court and adjourn the same from
day 10 day, and from time to time, until the at
tendance Of some Justice Of the Supreme Court !;
but No such adjournment shall be for longer
time than three days. unlers there shall be pro-
duee'i and recorded by the Clerk, at the time Of
such adjournment, written order by the Chief
Justice Ut the Supreme Court, fixing the Cay to
which snid Circuit Court shall stand adjourned.
SECTION 2. The s73 section Of the Civil Code is
hereby repealed, and 50 much Of the SS5 section
ot said Code as provides that the sessions of Cir
cunt Courts shall not extend, during any term,
beyond the period Of fourteen days, is also re-
pealei.
Approved this 3Oth day of April, 1868.
kAMEuAMEHA X.
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AN ACT

To enlarge the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
BE IT ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
islature of the Kingdom Assembled:
SECTION l.. Any Indictment pending in any
Circuit Conrt Of this Kingdom, for any felony,
may be removed to the Supreme Court, sitting in
Honolulu. within the Island of Oahu, and for all
the Islands of this Kingdom. upon motion of the
Attorney General, by consent of the defendant, If
in the judgement of the Court the interests of JUS
tice will be subserved thereby.
SECTION 2. All motions for removal of indet-
ments shall be in writing, with the reasons there
for fully set forth.
SECTION 3. Witnesses required to attend the
Supreme Court, sitting in Honolulu, aforesaid,
who are not residents of the Island of Oahu, shall
be paid four cents per mile, for each mile actually
travelled, and dollar for each day of actual at
tendance.
SECTION 4. The Supreme Court shall make
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AN ACT

To authorize the Collector-General of Customs to
rermIt the withdrawal OF Alcohol in certain
cases.
BE IT ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
isature Of the Kingdom assembled:
The COllector-General OF Customs, i'm his dis
eretion, may allow Alcohol To be withdrawn from
the Custom House for medicinal, mechanical, OF
scientific purposes, on the payment of duty of
fifty per cent sd rakOrsm-the party parties
applying for and withdrawing the same, giving
satisfactory security that it shall be used only for
such purposes.
Approved this Both day Of April, 1868.
kaMEHaMEuA p
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AN ACT

To amend Section 1883 of the Civil Code.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legislative
Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands, In the Leg
islature of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION i. That Section 1888 of the Civil Code
be, and the same is hereby amended by striking
out the word - fully" in the third line, - and
attestei by the Kuhina Nui, IN the 5th and 9th
lines, 80 that the section will read as follows:
SECTION llS3. The Marshal, OF some one de-
puted by him, shall inflict the punishment of
death, by hanging the criminal by the neck until
dead, when the body shall be disposed of pursuant
to the direction Of the Court. No capital punish
ment shall be 40 inflicted until the warrant for
that purpose be signed by the King nor shall
such punishment be inflicted af.er Ills Majesty
pardon.
Approved this 18th day of May, 1865.
kAMEHAMEHA X.
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AN ACT

To amend the Constitution granted by His Majesty
KamelaIneha v, On the 10th day Of August,
1864, proposed in accordance with Article so
Of the Constitution.
Be 1T ENACTED, by the King and the Legislative
Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
islature OF the Kingdom assembled:
That Article SO be, and the same is hereby
amended by striking out the words - one hundred
and fifty, and inserting in the place thereof the
words " two hundred and ffty," 70 that the arti-
Gle rs amended shall read as follows:
- The Representatives shall receive for their
services, compensation, TO be ascertained by
law, and paid out of the public Treasury but no
increase Of compensation shall take effect during
the year it shall have been made and no law
shall be passed, increasing the compensation of
said Representatives beyond the sum of :" two
hundred and fifty dollars for each session.
Approved this 18th day of May, 1868.
kANEHANEHA X.
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LAWS
Passed by the Hawaiian LegisIatu
Session of 1868.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To change the time for holding the Circuit Court
of the Fourth Circuit
Be- n ESAcTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
isIuture Of the Kingdom assembled:
SEXTON 1. The term or the Circuit Court now
appointed by law To be holden at Nawiliwili,
within and for the Fourth Circuit Of this King
dom, on the first Tuesday of May of each year,
shall be holden hereafter at Nawiliwili, on the
first Tuesday Of August, in each year.
SEcrsoS 3 AL Acts and parts OF Acts incon-
sistent herewith, repealed
SECTION 3. This Act shall take effect upon Its
passage; pr0Uided, that the term Of said Circuit
Court appointed to be holden during the present
year, shall be holden ut Nawiliwili the first
Tuesday of May, anything in this Act to the con-
trary notwithstanding; but the Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court may, by his written order,
direct the Sheriff tn adjonrn the same To any day
not later than the first Tuesday Of August, of the
present year.
Approved this 9th day Of April, 1868.
KAxEuAMKHA X.
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To amend Chapter IS, Section 9, Of the Penal
Code, relative to yagrnts and disorierly per-
Be 1T ENACTED, by the King and the Legislative
Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
isiature Ut tie Kingdom assembled:
That the second section Of the thirty-eighth
chapter ofthe Civil Code, be 80 Ear amended that
il shall be competent for any Police Court or
District Justice to cause any idle or di~orierly
person to be detained for period not exceeding
two years.
Approved this 18th day of May, 1865.
KANEnAMEHA X.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.



Steadily, steadily, step by step,
Up the vsntarous Bailsicrs %,
Careful placing stone stone-
Thus the Ioftic.t temples grow.
Patiently. patiently. aay by day,
Thr Artist tolls az his task Away
Touching if here, md tintng IL thsrr,
Giving to ever. with infinite earr,
A line more son, or a hur more fhir,
TIL LITTLE by little, the picture grows,
And nc Iast th.s ceLi dun canvas Eiows
Win Ehs an! b-aaty. and s'rms of xraes
That svsrmore in the worh have plaee.
Thu. win tn Poet-hour afsrr hour
He listens 10 cltch the fairy chimes
That ring in his soul then, with mage power,
He weave. his msIoIy into bis rhymes;
slowly. carefully. word by word,
Line by line, sad thought by Thought,
lie fashions ths gDLlsn tissue &c song
AMI thus are Immortal aathems wrought
Every wise observer knows-
Every watchfai xazsr
Nothing rrani beautiful grows,
Save BY gradual, slow degrees
We who tol with purpose high,
knd GDndly the proud result await,
Murmur not, = the hours % by.
Thar the season 10 hong, the harvest htei
Remember that brotherhood, strong and true,
Builders AMI Artists and Bsrds sublime,
Who lived In the Past, and worked like you,
Worked and waited a wearsome time
Dark and cherries and loug tasiy night,
Vet they patiently to,lsi az the tazk begun,
Til 10 thro, the clouds broke that morning light
Which shines the soul when Saeesss u WON'T
Solicited
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-25
AN ACT

To amend Chapter 50 of the Civil Code. OF the
Interest of Money.
Be 1T ENACTED, by the King, and the legislative
Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
islatuTe vi the Kingdom assembled
SECTION ]. That Section l4S0 and Section
14Sl, of the Civil Code be, and the same are
hereby amended, by striking out the word twelve >
and inserting in its place the word nine, in each
of said Sections.
SECTION .. This Act shall become a law from
and after the date of it's publication.
Approved this Nth day of May, 1868.
kAMEHAMEHA II.
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passage, providing that the term of said Circuit
Court appointed TO be holden during the present
year shall be held ut Waimea, on the first Tues
day of September, anything in this Act to the
contrary notwithstanding, but the Chief Justice of
direct the Sheriff % adjourn the same 10 any day
not later than the first Tuesday of November Of
the present ycnr.
Approved this 2d day Of May. 1865.
kAMEHAMEHA Y.
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An ACT

10 provide for Reports Of Judicial Business
bE 1T ENACTED, by the King, and the I.egi-latiy
Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
stature OF the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. ~ shall be the duty of the Circuit
Judges and District Justices on or before the
hrst Monday OF January in each year. To make r,.
ports TO the Clerk Of the Supreme Court on the
amount and Kind Of public business done in their
respective Courts Such reports shall set forth
particularly the amount and kind of official busi
ness done IN each Circuit and District during the
year preceding, the number of persons nrosecu,
Gu, the crimes and misdemeanors for which sucb
PfoeeSutions We've had, and the results thereof
anu the punishment awarded against anv rer-,p
eOneieted thereon. The Chief Justice of the Su-
Preme Court shall direct the form in which such
snan oe made, and the Clerk of said
direction VII" euch
SECTION = This Act shall take effect from and
al'er the date of its passage and all Act. and
p".e oi Acts inconsistent herewith, are repealed.
Approved this Both day of April. 1865.
kAxEuAxEHA r.
AN ACT
io provide for an Additional Term of the C,;rcn;,
u Court IN the Third Circuit.
~ ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
:asseemoiy OF the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg-
Stature stature OF the Kingdom assembled
n. aAIi l. A Term Of the Circuit Court shall
w;,S9 ;Saeh at "aimea, on the Island of Hawaii.
an an and tor the Third Circuit OF the Kingdom
- we hrst Tuesday Of November in each wear
roS oEcrroS 2 The Term OF the Circuit Court
w appointed by law to be holden ON the first
Th:ay o4 September, within and for the said
On u ~. Crreuit, shall hereafter be holden at HiIo.
s. sne hrst tuesday of May in each year
,LNIloS 3. Either term nav be adjourned In
o.aer seat Of Justice in the Island Of Hawaii.
ss. rointei Tor holding said Circuit Court. when
O.. IN the opinion Of the Justice of the Supreme
i.s; Hesidins at the same, the interest of public
sssali snail require such adjournment.
ZION T. This Act shall take effect upon its
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RESOLUTION.

Resokred, That the Minister of Finance is here
by authorized to Iay out of the public money,
the sum Of six thousand eight hundred and forty
four dollars and iortyeght cents to delray the
penses Of the late expedition of His Majesty in
the steamer KiLalfea to Hawaii.
Approved this 18th day Of May, 1868.
kAMEHsMEHa X.
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An ACT

AN ACT
To promote the safety of inter-island communica-
ton.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
islature Of the Kingdom assembled
The six hundred and thirty second section OF
the Civil Code Is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following words:
- Such application must be accompanied by the
certificate Of some competent person To be chosen
by the Collector General that the vessel applied
for il seawOrthy. and in good order, otherwise no
register will be granted. The fee for such certii-
cate shall be three dollars.
Approved this 18th day Of May, 1868.
KAMEHAMEHA II.
AN ACT
To amend Section 900 Of the Civil Code.
Be 1T ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands in the Leg
islature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION i. That Section 999 OF the Civil Code
OF this Kingdom be, and the same is hereby
amended, 80 that the section will read follows:
SECTION 999- Any party deeming himself ag
grieved by the decision of the Commissioners for
the settlement Of controversies respecting rights
Of ways, and rights Of water, may appeal there
from to the Circuit Court OF the respective circuits,
or to the Supreme Court, which Circuit Court or
Supreme Court shall hear and determine the case
in banco, and allow the introduction of new evi-
dence: Provided, however, that any party desir-
Gus Of so appealing, shall give notice of the
to the Commissioners within FIVE days after the
rendition Of their decision, and pay to the Com
missioners the costs accrued, to the date of such
appeal, and deposit with the Commissioners n
bond in the sum OF one hundred dollars, with suf-
fcient surety to be approved by majority OF said
Commissioners, conditioned for the payment Of
costs further to accrue, in case the appellant is
defeated in the Court above. Whercupon n Ger
tifeate of appeal shall be granted.
Approved this 18th day Of May. 1868.
kAMEH.MEHA r
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-25

Fine Office Stationery {!
From New York City.
INA STASIE AND THIN DANIASk NOTE
II PAPEKS-all the Fashion
Thin Overland Correspondence Paper. Blue and White,
Extra Thick Congress Letter and Cap Papers,
Superior Envelopes to match all the above Papers.
Large Square Wedding Envelopes.
Bon Ton patent open end Envelopes.
Silk Taste " Kbbon-white, blue and red,
Best English Tissue Paper. all colOrs.
Morocco Desk Folios, Ladies' Letter fOOS.
Family Letter scales-cheap, only 81.
500 Gross Steel Pens, Of every desirable pattern,
Pounce Bottles and Boxes, salts Of Lemon.
Paper Fasteners, Thumb Tacks for Artists
Newspaper Files of various lengths and patterns,
Slate Rubbers, article for schools
blackboard Rubbers, a article for schools,
School Reward Cards. Desk Tablets,
Twine Boxes Pen Racks, Pencil Shields,
Pencil Rubber Heads, Novelty Pencil Holders
show Card Rings, for suspending cards.
Paysons IndeI.ible Ink. the best in use
Csrmine Ink, black and blue Ink.
superior Of Envelopes white, and
bug,
Glass lnkstands, Travelling Inkstands,
Sets of Artists Drawing Pencils.
Colnred CrayOn Pencils, Writing Desks.
Boxes choice Water Colors, Blottiug Paper and Pads
Ivory Tablets, Mathematical Instruments.
School States Pencils, Chalk Crayons,
And every article in the Statoner's line
For sale by (oSl 2m) H. NJ. WHITNEY.
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NEW CHARTS.

vUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
the photographic Office, in Washington, Charts Of
the following islands and reefs:
Bird Island,
Neckar Island,
Marc Reef,
Gardner Island.
Llysan Island,
French Frigate Shoals.
smith, Johnston CORVALLIS Island
Gaspar Rico Reef
The Charts ssnei in July, 1867 from
Brooks OF the surveying schooner Fennirnore
Cooper They the most Charts ia existence
H. VI. WHITNEY.
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PaysOn's IndeIible Ink.

I1vOR MARKING LINEN. TO BE USED
II without any preparston-the best marking ink in
For sale BY l5l4 lml IL. ii. WHITLEY.
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II Business Cards. when prepaid for year, allowed
discount which advertise
/ ments when paid charged quarterly.
~ residing the Eastern United States,
pay enclosing Grsenbaeks for sich
they wish pay and their cards win be inserted
| above table tlf the time paid for.
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general rules relative TO the custody and transmits
sion of papers in the cases provided for in this
Act.
Approved this 18th day of May, 1868.
kAMEHANEHA r.
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Keep constantly hand Of
the supply OF whalers and Merchant vessels
ly
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wHITNEY,s BOOksTORE

v0NHE BEST QUALITY, IN ASSORTED
4 sized bottles. For sale by
DIS lm H. NJ. WHITNEY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY e 1888

Mr. Devices thought that 3 committee
should Disappointed to wait upon the Cen
erai commanding, and explain to him that
Mr.. Gastinel was still acting Recorder, not
withstanding the decree of the Supreme
Court, and that his acts were in consequence
illegal.
Mr.. Sauvinet vacated the chair, obtained
the floor, and gave his opinion at length in
support Of the motion of Assistant Alder
man Joubert He concluded his remarks
By urging immediate action.
Mr.. Graham conceded with the views of
Messrs. sauvinet and Joubert and ex-
pressed himself in favor of immediate
action.
Mr. Burbank moved to postpone action
on the whole subject matter. Lost by the
following vote:
Yeas; Messrs. Burbank, Devices, and
Stapleton, of the Board of Aldermen, and
Messrs. sterTy, Sampson, Perkins, and
Davies, of the Board of Assistant Alder
men.
Nays: Messrs. Graham, Dumas, and
Clay, of the Board of Aldermen, and Messrs.
Mary, Thezan, Dunn, Straight, and Joubert,
of the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
The original motion was then put.
On calling the roll of the Board Of As.
sistant Aldermen it was ascertained that
there was no quorum, two of the honorable
members of that body having left tho room.
On motion of Mr.. Devices the Board of
Aldermen retired.
The ordinance granting the right of way
for a railroad through Marais, Where, and
other streets was taken up, pending the
consideration of which motion to adjourn
prevailed.
ALFRED BQURGES,
Secretary.