The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

|pubncatio In ting SHOULD %
brought ID sa! early ssssi 10 Shs day
The use of cs les gas scal,sal
areafs ssnconyan.enc In the anhsea
department, and IN order TO Insure u;
pu6ssisatiohl ID advertisements they should
be In the hands of the prIEtegs YlsheAk 0s
1ay. advertisers would obiige ,is by az
Iseaa.a stsathA request. IL l.'a,l paa9fi We
as lss sa@,yt ~ ~, =,
l., ,s.., 3.satsiT7 g 80 :;
s. 3, ,.s,p sCFTR OUNGaIas5l, s III, I,
aTbats s,Iiar monthly injecting of the Gtty
fCotnicsf was Rsla in the SounSli ~
YESTERDAY afterhoon Present SSs
aBngilsh tpsssidsnt StESasga S,s M IS nsgsn
Harvey, TODD, sl9a, Y K, y aIs l5a, pnar
sesa sStah Al E n Wss'kaef. Hgslns'
anu n', sen rfs"S oabwAsssrHH,, -, -. -.
MIR. Montague que, from, the, Committee on
tEay os Mr.. GrassWaith !; alsos a tine against
fGeo. w. Gretter j also,'a tine .agaanfs, - Mi |.
I BeaIe, aud rejecting the .pefasiGns OF ltal
"a Wftherell, The, GO mnitte icailsd atten
ffiSh rs The fact that pegotiabIe notes t0,the
arnonntS of SISA. 657 .96 /, you'd manure IN
ffhtee fionths. They also, presepte ed q con.
tt1nilfeation from the Auditor, stating thai
the amount. now, needed by him in paying ING
tenIsfoyes, Ee,, was 81. 4Sl .6s, besides pls
payable amounting to Sl1, 4S ~. il ii IL !,
| Mr.. Montague expressed the hope thal
| no APPROPRIATIONS for work not aos0lus ssas
necessary would be made until Inc, ss's iiGbs
liable e Ee eaeess nst Sas,t 81 " caSdS,son
Mas n Re y aaSt n aI1 rs obligations,
sSs 4 j s Surplus fund in h a'S n y'sh
when K e M0 offered resolution to that ef
feet, which was added TO tho report !" ! lie
report Was then agreedto, p"@r'H :"
,.l,,,,r,, no IIafnr 'I'ss' i"i - ~
/ atMs., Brannoii, from the, Committee g, on
Light. reborted aresblutibfi rec ommlee!nl dins
that Mr. ogden obe allowed n reduction q g,
price In gas to $a per- 600 Feet. 'the report
was aaf.tjed o..rti'H" W. ta,,:nJ
/. s,SiS ,nnitni FIRE. = - - ,.,r..,!
b. Mr.. Todd. from the committee on Fire
.Deparflnent, reported various eases az
Which tfieV fad siyern permission to. erect
wooden buildings. The report was agreed
. tn''"'1 'fn" HEALTH. ,.;,,, q.lc4-l.li
= Mr., Wynre, submitted au, ordinance
and reEnacting the ordinances
regarding. the Board ,Iof Health. Laid on
Tie table and otdercdto be printed. ~ =,
Markets. ,.Ls.,,t
lMri Hiasher,S fi'oom the Committee on the
second Market, reported certain portions
of the buildings rs, requiring repairs. Inc
stunt of 81 800 was, appropriated to- MAKE
the necessary repairs. npl.rtii
-, :, THE CITY coLLEcToBsHR.A '.a*E
Mr., Sloan remarked that as he had CONT
MERGED the work he supposed that ne might
rs we'll finish I'D. he caused to be read by
ti,e clerk amernorial OF Mr.. VIM. 3. David
SON, to the City Council, and offered the fol;
lowing resolution
Rcsolred, That the, City Council, in all its
actions relating to the Office OF, the City
Collector, has been guided by a wish to
obey the dictation OF the popular voice as
expressed at the. municipal election. and
there is nsreason presented in the memo
rial OF: MIR. Davidson to- justify a deviation
from its course. The ease of the Auditor
has no analogy to that of the Collector, for
the reason that, the. gentleman elected to
that Office declined to accept thel positions,
while the OCCUPANT of the Collectors office
desires to retain his in: violation ot the
wishes of the people Of the. city'and every
dictate of lropriety or Legality - - - 81
Mr.. Kent opposed the resolution. ,s'i'l.n9
The resolution was adopted" ,2'I'nh:,
The President laid before the Gouneli
report from Mr.. Peasants, City Collector,
stating that he was in receipt Of taxes, ,snd'
was busily engaged in making out tax bi1is.
Mr.. .WSnne offered the following resofu-
ton, which was adopted: yisrr-i -."tl-,i
Resolued, That the clerk of the City
Council be instructed TO publish anotice in
the city papers for one week prohibiting
any person from paying taxes to Mr. DAVID
son, and notifying citizens. that all taxes
paid to him after the 9th instant will not be
recognized by the CITY. .'ntg H"t nh
flA FREE, BRIDGE. - nj 'fot,"' ~
Nbessrs. VIM: g.: Taylor and William l.
;Clopton. from Manchester, and Colonel +.
e., kufin. from chesterfield, were intro
sduced to tho Ceuncilas delegates from the
South side to the Council in regard to a
free bridge. across the river, :lGapt.I llllam
I:.:LClopton addressed the Council on the
subject, and asked that the Council give
;permjssion, for the present, to land, either
with a Ferry or pontoon bridge, at the foot
of nth Street. Also, that a committee be
appointed to meet with their committee to
confer UPON the subject & free Rrl saa:rd |,
aas ith theSs EsfYe s6a ny ni saoW WSse
committee Wass aapiHpninted': Messrs.. Wynne,
Kent, TSdd; Riddiek, and Davis; rr, l4,
az" yI,isos ,.!REslGSATIos. ~, 2i III <' ,,l
The following communication s was 1 Ecu
Is To the President and Members Of the City
3 Council :~-.----
s.,Gentlelnen ;,dfaSingi changed mfaplaee
BIZ residence to Madison Wardy i respect
fully, resign, as "a member OF. your honorable
body Ter. Marshall Ward 10 .}rJ nj! u 49,
III Yoays respectfully j'tpl tiAtV'fushl
,.,,,. in :, j,oi .tHENRY BoDKkEE. ~
iTle resignation WAS aacepted..!f III ia
i;r'JttuHtoNxEE AZ. coSfESTIoS;n. N ~" T
The President reported the names etoshe
following gantleemen whom be bad appoint
dsetsk e US omm aSs E G9esesI e
Z, GLASGOW, ,,nIli, ca Mayo WsiM ARCHER,
afd g; Prfscptt-'Hs -. II; ;s,t'''' u" r
PETITIONS, &C. -" -
The bond of James E. Riddick as Port
yVarfleff 'atce pted. ~ That, of Capt. Cur.
sis,was re6urned,' hot being properly filed fif
mo, .,sij Th,:; %tiI!itl'!i- nav 1''.'' .
rtCertain rspsSs from the. City ATTORNEY
! on the railwayconnec Sons We're Iaia on the
table until tke;heXt meeting.
/ .Mf!Wym1eS pffseHtet SaitU9f pGIlelShSs''
amoisl otheys q petition, from 4fessrs: Ga;;
b. 'front.' Of vheF ofiee Ffkfeee fee" In Width
Whi.b was aranteHntTT:' "al ;tti',' -,
! Mr. Kent offered a petition asking pei
mission to erect a wooden building some
WheYe,. adT-.rxaYAar> 1HoE WaE Eni
| ! Mr. Montague presented: ia petition from
James Kirk asking areduction in ahillo
llr. Bargamin, which he considered ;eXor
bitans.. dor clearing outtllB pfdvys Referred
Snndryotheg peLitisns from; citizens Were