Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1859, Page 3

Loo. A Xs IT EVV BB, | tee had sent nim a notice to contribute tostimon: Mr. Moore here jirpoeet Soazing aay soto Crt Couxcits— Board of Aldermen.—The board | he had no notice of the time nor the articles referred to. e on Delia Ritter, returned met at the usual hour, dhe president, W. T. Dove, | he @mmittee were to meet; oo Lae Bieter Ral nto ove--| att in 2 aiyor pe tena yogis | yey veer » Later trom California.) | Esq. in the hair. ; sumin ig, and saying that he (the speaker) had, while a conteneo tertear ootie ean : Lows, June 8 A communication was received from the Mayor ny | the gentierman reading 5 4 5 tried for stealing a calf from of the bas a = following ger night, Neem roading oat : bathe # Pat ore . moved that the resolution a Was foun Set on For ‘ee District, Samuet to-day, was: remarke! - es od Drury; ‘Third Ditirict Joba D, Clarks Fine met found the identical sentimenta, ie identical ideas, b seconded by a number of mem- |tenced to one year in the penitentl fed for biting i trict. Win. Thompson; Seventh District, Thomas y not the identical words of the gentlemen's writ- t discussion it was on off near of Sake Dons found guilty oie ee © Donn, “ughth District, Pat’k McKenna; Ninth | thi “ en speech, in the Identical newspaper article re- of ayes 7, noes 5, (Mt. Pearson ab- | Off the om pie year i ? District, i; Tenth Distr os 9 5 Second. Fourth and Sixth Districts united. thar Me. Moores x. mg Vette Fee J Williams; to attend at the guardhouse daily, Thomas C. Donn A pothecaries to furnish Medicine to the Poor— . WL AL f t ea ™ a Word. pier ae Tri hall outside fhe bar was occupied by battery on Susan Mathews, and found ind all available space inside he bar sent to jail for three months. guilty; c - ‘Of course not. Ido not say pet yp atria coe by members of the Common Coun- To-day, Lewis Arthur was tried for stealing a B sent } I wilt take occasion now to say | [During the reading of the report, and the dis- | Mary Russe! cutsion, the spec i tch chain from Felix Dennis; found guilty First Ward, Davi ‘Was no neces in the | cil and others, all of whom manifested peculiar | £oid wa’ x Dennis; ¥ | Captain Simpson’s exploring expedition & Calvert Bord. je Phied Weal, Valentin ae vers the advantage paper for the printed words of which tee pantie interest in the result of the debate.} an ieee, Bead ley ener monthain penitentiary. | | SaPG Walkers ives reais wavered te Pe Jas. N. Callan; Fifth Ward, | acer; 1 by the alteration of the bill | man holds the manuscript copy in his now.| Mr. Dunnington, from the police committe, re- ‘Ste epost en tee pr le ek fame | Capt. Simpson shortens the distance from Camp J a Ward, James ©’ Donnell; | in qaestion—and the committee had decided that | {t was a most singular coleidence.”* [Great | ported back the nominations for police magistrates, a War Cullen any ¢ defendant in the case Floyd to Genoa three hundred miles. Seventh Ward, A. H. Kerr. such testimony was irrelevant. Mr. Kennedy was | laughter } as also those for measurers and i. tors of Lum- | Of pryeneny os we malfensnvee if | Guninces wes dull, prices had declined, and For Inspectors and Measurers of Lumber—Peter | dismissed without being examined on this point, Mr. Moore went on to say that he had never bad | ber, recommending their confirmation; confirmed. suisk atttce ek in he them and the | money scarce; but the next shipment of treasure at, Wm. Douglass, Samuel R. Beyer, Benj. | The speaker had also to have Mr. any agency in the publication of any of thearticles | Mr. Magruder, from the health committee, re- | District ey kepwieyr dpe provided fd | eastward would be large. _ Jobn Flaherty, Sylvester F. Gates. and the City Surveyor summoned to testify to the | referred r Magroder, except to cut from } ported back the nominations for Ward A pothe- ald be ready for trial by that day eu} The miners are doing well. The wenn es agen referred ie Sey ae, ee were not summoned. aa Boeed inet tee eoran speetley cari recommending their confirmation; con- “seine ts 9 'y- The Oregon Leailature adjourned without ‘The petition of Mary B. Miller was referred When |) Upon wl made jonday night, and supply electing a ator. the finance committee: had again requested | some omissions in it, for the use of the even: Mr. Miller, on leave introduced the following The accounts from Frazer river are extreme) The regular report of the Intendant of the Asy- Saat tines witnenes might be samnioned, asd it | paper now referred to, at the request of ite editor’ | resolution: RosseRy.—This morning, about 2o’clock, John | a. and crowds are return’ . + lum was daly referred. had been refused, or at least no action was taken itr, vorable, . Magruder then went on to comment u Resolved, That the M: gt re en Sima, (colored) berber and musician, wasattacked | Th. Arizonian of the 16th ultimo sa Mr. Fisher, from the drainage committee, re- | wpon the request by the committee. When the the action of the investigating committee in tots to inform this of the number ted back the nomination of John Reese as | defence made by Mr. Brown at the investigation re- ee inthe neighborhood of Lafayette Square, on his | Stone and party ter, and the assistance which had been | bills passed ané approved since the Ist of July, | return from a serenadl 4 Purveyor, recommending the confirmation | last was before the committee, he had pect by Mr. ir Searta ns ing expedition, by or Moore during that investigation, | 1858, authorizing appro} lations for improvements | four men, his ‘searched and a $10 gold of the same. q Permission to read and examine it in the | and drew the distinction be Mr. Moore’s | inthe various wards of this city, stating the amount piece extracted & The vote baving been taken, 11 votes were cast, = the committee, and had been refused | charges that the committee was when | appropriated and found to be of which Me. Reese received 8. Laan a On jeaving the committee, he had went into the investigation, and his own ; also, the amount ex, The nomination was therefore declared con- | left him this Concert, to-nie"t —The recent concert at the Sour: cognate ee ya gy . i Assembly's church, which gave such general sat- ‘ were marchii fasten acrime which bad not been commit at | prosecuting the improvements provided for by x " . Guaymas. where the foreign residents were taken Mr. Magruder, from the special committee, to | never heard a word from them in relation to the all, upon one of his brother members. such acts; 7 isfaction, is to be repeated to-night, - request of | refuge on board the oe ~~ whom had Geen referred the memorial of A. Miller subject. His witnesses, which he had desired to Mr. Magrnder alluded to Mr. Moore's state- Sundry lls were received from the lower Board, | the former audience. On this wos lac wa and others. in relation to the recent appraisement | be summoned had not been summoned, nor their ment, ‘that the committee had refused to allow | and prpropeisiely referred. new and interesting pieces are to be introduced. of the stalls in the Centre market, reported testimony received at all on the Points above | him to take Mr. Brown's written defence for Mr. oho, on leave, introduced a resolution lation requesting the Mayor to post referred to. If Mr. Owens had been present, the | perusal,” stating that it would have been yd pi: yr the drainage committee, in conjunction | Tax Washington and Alexandria railroad con- said stalls until the committee Speaker felt confident that he could have testified | {ndecorous in the committee to let y one have | with the City Surveyor, to examine into the con- veyed 1,300 passengers between the two cities on nvestigate a memorial mow before them, from | to the fact that an effort was made to drain Mr. possession of papers under their chai There | dition of the leading sewer ranning through square s na al he 1 rket dealers, complaining of such #ppraisement; | Brown's property towarda this sewer. Was still another reason why the gentleman had | 378; also to inquire into the propriety of selling or | the Fourth of July. this being the largest number ve id aie 6 i att Moore here read a copy of a letter from Mr. | been refused access to the defence of Mr. Brown. | leasing the inc alley adjoining dot 4, in said | that Las ever passed over the road in one day. Mr. Ward, from the comm! whom rown to the Mayor, uestin, ‘rmission to | ‘That r had been mutilated by some. one uare, and report to this Board; passe > =i law = 4 zona, beri referred the charges contained in the Mayor's | drain his property Tiroagh s squete'of ground in already, by the addition of the letiyy “eta one | UMr Muse tock this occasion to disclaim having | Watch Rereaxs.—Pink Cokely, colored, dis- ges Bemecur de ola, uereneiees tale tot n=s.ge in relation to the mutilation of a + bill to | front of his premises, not claimed by the city, as | or two places, which addition gave the language | circulated a report about Messrs. Fisher, Brown | orderly; workhonse 90 days. lizabeth Magruder, | {°'e279,000 in epecie. ‘ in.prove the drainage of the alley in square 374,” | also one from the Mayor, in reply, refusing to | an entirely different construction from what it | and Dove having formed a coalition to look out | colored, larceny; held for trial. J. Kelley, drunk. | !"€ ts — submitted a leuythy report. comply with the r uest had been intended to convey. That defence was | for the Corporation plumbing business in connec- | fine and costs, $2.15. The report alludes to the statement of the vari- Mr. Brown said that the letter just referred to | written every word of it Sa Mr. Brown’s own a tion with the water works. _o———_— ons witnesses who bad been summoned, and con- | stated that the distance was the same from the | hand and it wae o litte remarkable that the ad-| | Mr. Brown rose in his seat and charged Mr.| T#® Rev. J. L. Bartixrr, of South Carolina, cludes up as fellows: in question to ! street as it was to H street. and. thi uest, and no action had | act ion before the committee in endeavoring to h his views of public duty, the reason for not firmed been taken upon it by committee. He had Coal Vessel Damaged Noxroux, July 5.—The schooner Sidney C Grover, of and for New York, with a cargo of coal frore Alexandria, in a storm on Sunday last, lost a part of her rigging and put in for repairs. ——$—$———____. Importation of Specie. Southern Cotton R. Mosits, July 5.—Cotton- of 600 bales i y idling at 11; sales of three 1,000 bales alley ditional 8” were not at all like the hand of Mr. | Moore with having communicated such a slander | who has been supplying the Western Presbyterian | MUdling we ah . “The rooclusions of your committee are, that |" Att. Mbore contended thet the vocueitee tad Brown; that they were made in a different colored | to Mr. Barry, latea member of this Bosrd, avd | Charch, jw this city) wees Geek ke Ps Ney gl Se pad we eee mye pd ne alteration, mutilation, or interpolation as is | done wrong in not investigating the motive for | ink fi that in which the body of the report | went on to denonnee it as a slander from in- | of said church. a y " alleged, was ever made; that the original manu- | the al ed mutilations, as was req vired of all such ten; and the most remarkeble part of all | ning toend. Mr. B. went on at some length to scipt bill was never enrolled as pessed. committees by all parliamentary !aw. s y ct that they were unmistakably like | detail what Mr. Moore had said to Mr. Barry in committee being informed that it is not uncom- He then went on to exonerate the committee y in the re of the investigating com- | relation to the matter, and to denounce it in lan- mon for enrolling clerks of legislative bodies, in | who had had the matter in hand last year, from | mittee of which Mr. Moore was amember, and | guage of great severity. Matters not of importance, to enroll a bill in ad- any motives of malice ac closing unchanged. Sales of three days 1 Sace or Stocxs.—Jas. C. McGuire & Co.. sold | bales. Recei p for three days up pres met yesterday Corporation of Washington stock at | 2-0 bales. Freight on cotton to Liverpool 44. 102a103),; Bank of Washington stock at 7 in the report which they | were unmistakably unlike any other ‘g's except He was followed by Mr. Dove, who also gave a = > Flour closed How- ¥ of its passage. The only positive proof | had made, saying that that committee hed tie, such as are invariably made by that gentleman history of the slander alleged to have been-cire Accipext.—Mr. John Cook, of this city, fell out om. identifying the alleged motilated bill, being that | come cognizant of certain painful facts which ft cA himself, as that committee's report will show. lated ‘by Mr. M., and denouncing it also with jeer Tapeawemnente fan thee aang et otke committee of | their duty required them to! make known to the | Mr. Moore hace stated staat ben letiean weeus wnc|} wioch acenie . ng Course and broke his thigh. perienpe er sheer anche we yenewee improvements for the board of Common Council, | board. hat they had placed these facts and | im) rtant; that if any had been made by him, they | Mr. Moore denied wad unfriendly motive in = sch! — lowed dull, Banos idee oe and he identifying this particular bill in Its | these Papers before the board, and had given the | had been made where the contraction *‘com’? for | what he had said, and stated that le had been |, O8R oF THE MosT PLEAsiNo at the same apt tT ” Wtbae one aaa and . resent condition sad a nce, a8 the mange member egos to be implicated, every oppor ‘committee’ occurred, or the contraction ‘com’? | told that Brown bad said he ‘would have a hand ie selcler boar mot ea Ss = a y closed im reported aud by the passed. No evi- | tunity of ing an explanation. They ne | for ‘‘eommissioner”’ occurred, in order to be a | in the laying of those water Pipes. and tevare in Dr. Hostetter’a Bitters, iworenly ‘New Werk dence whatever has been adduced showing any | to the | repens beforehand, and uested him | guide to the printer, to prevent his mistaking the Mr. Brown. ‘You heard a lie, then, sir.” removes the disease from system. but by giving " fraud, collusion, or deception in the matter of the | to meet the committee and make his defenee. He one contraction from the other. Mr. Moore explained that he had ‘not stated | tone to the organs of digestion is them in their reve Biers ies erg hasadvanced Salo- ; appropriation for the alley and sewers in square | had refused to do so, except the committee would | Mr. Magruder went on to show that thecontrac- | an: hing with an inteution to slander any one. functions, All w ve tried itacknowledge its | State $5.6ua86; Obio$6.10886.75; Southern $6 40a No. 34, and the committee have no reason for be- Peake to withhold their report and not make it. | tions did not occur in any single case where it fter some further desultory debate, the Board | @xcellence and superiority. and we therefore com- | $6 50. liewing that any existed. his would ition dishonorable to vould be at all necessary toadd the “‘s” asa guid journed. mend it to the su r. Hostetter’s Bitters as | Wheat closed quiet but steadier; red $1 S0al 38, The committee are unwilling to close this re- | the committee, and to comply with rsa the printer, or toast whatever. It cue otic ell ik of a buggy yesterday upon the Piney Branch Trot- oo . own to need praire. It white 81.70. ort without expressing the conviction that the if, and the n tad not therefore made his | as plain ag language could make it. He then went Saat Se ee oe ci ior Preparation. which is | Corn closed firm; mixed S508 nF or 24 1 Ls unjust and untrue in every S id ne =; had hens Sos cotins tawest ine es \ Cominunication from the Mayor was read, in fi 2 te wid sprend mepeantiee mask Lard closed dull at Halt ye. wanet ote tially read, and then ruled out pn a rale of pafiig, | (eee, investigation, ha ee rarenk bias | which he recommends an incresse of the Water Prove sufficient to satisfy all of itaexcolience as8| Whisky closed dull at 260 mittee of investigation. ment law, ~ ey him, if possible. "The gent! Med ci foult Registrar's salary; referred to the ways and means | relief and remedy for all diseases of the stomach. Mr. Dunnington expressed a hope that the evi- Mr. Miller would like to know if the parlia- | with the i druggists everywhere. 6-e03t mancial. committee, alleging that they committee Sold by drugg: iy Fi ~ o would all be read, as it was a part of the re- | mentary law required the committee to investi- | judged in favor of Mr. Brows. Dia ihe pemtenan The petitions of caplet Burch and the Anacostia Mamavitta! __ Maravitia! New York, July 6.—Stocks are dull and lower. pert . jate a crime alleged to have been committed | expect the committee to go into the investigation | Fire Company were referred. MARavinia !! ud Rock Island 59; Lilinois Central Flue Chairman stated that it was all present, but | before the party tap to be implicated be- | with a settled purpose to make out Mr Brown a | Mr. Jones, from the ways and means Committee, | The most wonderful preparation known do. bonds #4; Michigan Southera the fending Mime tous ke hoped to be spared | came a meinber of the legislative body under | criminal ne any hoe suspicions which he (Mr. | ?°Ported a bill to defray the general expenses ‘or Destroyina Dandruff ; guaranteed bonds 23},; New York Central 724; the reading himself. which said committee was acting ? Moore) was so anxious to confirm? The committee | the Corporation for the fiscal year ending — Rent Pelinesss Reading 41; Virginia 6's 92; Missouri 6's 52 ‘The evidence was then passed to the Secretary, | | Mr. Moore had not thought of that question. It | did wall to retues tha, pone, The cor the pa- | !560; ordered to be printed and made the special Prevenitag the Hots fs Paliiie Out; tine read tthe reading cecupying considerable | was.a new one to him. He then went on to state | bers after the teeree oe interpolations in | Oder for Monday next. and Producing Glossy Corte, On? tume that fertain facts had come before the committee | Mr. Brown’s written defence. Had anyeommitts | _ Mr. Powell, from the <ialins commitice, reported | acid by all respoctante Drurginte aon fancy Goods in this evidence was the following letter from | which were of a very painful character, and which we tebe to correct testimony after it had been sworn | ® vill for relief of Jno. T. Coombe; passed. | Dealera,and ty the Prominin ace ey ae 1B. Turton: Suly2, 1959 | trearemmittee were bound by their oaths to inves- | to by the party testifying? Was it to be said thet none, reported eit ice on unfinished busi- |" Cuanies Eaxast & Co.,9 Maiden Lane N- i. LICENSES, ASHINGTON, July 2, tigate develop; 4 i td i ' , rey a erect a market-bouse in the — , S, Dr. Wm. B. Magruder—Dear Sit: teceived | aed ney Mick topettitad teen ate raed mmatiate Mr, Browns writen aot nee ae eat ti, referred to the police committee. | | “It will accomplish ail that is claimed for 1t, and mn expire on th sith nsiant, oro sour note dated June 30th, 1859, requesting me to | through it had been'ruled out of order After | ees Any criminal ina court of justice hax a | , Mt: Jones, from the schools committee, reported | Ro one neod fear or mourn the loss of hair if they fied ¥ to renew the eas ; other- site in writing whether | know anything of an | had been Ind ceive table, the gentleman from } right to make a defence, and to prove it, if pos- | @ Dill for the erection of a suitable building for | ¥! 33m J. M. Buanstaner, 237 Broadway,N. Y. emngel ves to a fine deren of the anpanuscript bill to improve the | the Third Ward, assuming ‘himself to Lave been | sible. “Sheata te right be dented in this case, | School purposes, on the site of the present District - M. Buavstaner, 23 y,N.Y. “ong WA LAIRD. Cleri hes gf the alley in square No. 374, and any | implicated, made a statement tothe board. ‘Ac. } Lentise tie gentleman wanted the accused con- | *#00l-house of the First District. The amount Laven Invigorator, whch came to | jr 2-e0,tJy loth ether facts relative thereto. ‘The original bill | somin; now, by the report of this committee ap- | victed? called for by the appropriation is ® 000, which asacure for { was introduced by Mr. J. F. Brown, on the 10th | poin last Monday, That the gentleman is not} ‘The gentleman had complained of the constitu. | the chairman of the schools committee, Mr. Tree, | Aad al! diseases arising fr * Mm < The 450,000 LAATHRLLATHS RE of Avzust, 1857, and referred to the committee on | the guilty party. had the comufttes dave teve tion of the committer; said {twas unpatligunentary Whe explained the bill, said the architect, Mr. | testimonials popes cin peamen low by Asay it, TS eed trot the comitce °f, September I re- | duty, by ascertaining who that party is? Certainly | because it was made moot ee entirely on one | Haskins, thought sufficient to complete the build- P the gecatest blessings ever Wstos Serent, Soorecsowe. jorted from the committee on improvements a | the report did not show it. After that bill was e f the greatest blessings ever side of the question. id th -t | img. The site proposed is the corner of G and ‘apeption, fo made a complot FLYING © resolution directing the City Surveyor to examine Rasved, engrossed, and signed, it was loaned by | that it was fo be composed eeaer penton othe Fourteenth streets, to front 55 feet 4 inches on G, | bei ea cotee aed er gteer ovary hair chan sokcan # eeport to the Board the best manner of drain- | Mr. Kennedy, as sworn to by that gentleman be- | committee who acted last year, or was to be com. | 804 37 feet oy Fourteenth to be three stories thing eatable without trouble. while before, | pic nies or ex the alley in said square, and on the 4th of | fore this conimittee, to Mr. Brown,who had it for Posed of any person who voted upon the report | Migh, giving three rooms 40 feet by 34 feet 4 inches acthing but the lightest ford would digest. ard | ~prings, maing ee i mber made a report accompanied by a | several days; and Mr. Kennedy in his evidence | made by the committee last year? Such a state | each. The plan, if adopted, will furnish an orna- Hips ; dors tos ii Lance Gonntnes For iipcon Opes pig ph ates naa "te eat Sy ey, shot the theu present grade | states that be does not remember that he examined | of things would have been unparliamentary, in- | Ment to the neighborhood. ' The bill was passed. trouble. you, do met “fail, to ery thus, “the sremtest pI rth pier ‘Falls Partie cin gee ly by him together with | it, either before he loaned it to Mr. Brown, or | deed, and was therefore studionsly avoided by | _ Mr. Morgan, from drainaye committee, re} remedy in the world, sommes elegans |i ah BE exeurvions to. Arlington, to be made; ‘this also was | after that gentleman returned it to him. His testi- | the Chair im the appointment of the committee. | ® joint resolution authorizing the Mayor to con- | “Sold by ail Druggists. it to the committee on improvements; and mony also showed, conclusively, that it had been h mut notengaged tract for the laying of a main water pipe on Ninth = = oye capo wom ee et « There was an explanation due to hi If i = Sear yh ae te charter the Loat, can be accomme nd on tbe 15th of March, 1858, after a careful ted; for he siates that it had been so mutila-| this mattr, and that was that rtion of Mr, | Steet, from Pa. avenue to F st B short notize So moat at o- *xamination, (having gone upon the ground,) re- | ted that he could only recognize it by the endorse. | WA. Ke edy’s testimony which was personai | _™M id Prised that gentle- i ond ‘i atie JOHN MOORE. perted back the bill with an amendment directing | ment on the back, made iris own handwriting. to himself. That portion in which Mr. Ken- | Men should be ready to permit the Mayor to coir- but ean be preserved from the | the work to be done according to the report of the | which he recognized. ‘The sec: of the lower | nedy states that he came to the speaker, who was | Mence the award of contracts so soon after the pas- | vases Of jnaecta, or @ house that cannot he 0 LET—The very dearable STORE ROOM City Sarveyor and the accompanying plan, which | board. affirme eee ustdene ty im; the late | then Mayor of the city, and asked him 'if he had | ge of the general water bill, when that bill pro- | cleansed of all vermin posts by Lyon's Magnetic under the new Masonic Hall, Georgetown. it by the Board never saw the man- | chairman of the improvements committee affirms } given authority for the sewer to be changed to H | Vides for another course to Le) emp Fowses. will save fifty im t - spacious, has a Sno dry atlas, eA ite ore neeript bill after ft was back to the Board | that it was not dohe by him; the record shows | strect, and that he (the speaker) had told him there | , Mr. Abert said the general bill did not provide the powdercd leaf of s plant dis | tral location, i | amon Council, until it was shown to me | that it was not done br co by E. Lyo: rench Butanist, in the inte- | Possession will be given im antely. Apter e mayor. The question | was no authority forthe change. The matter was | for the award of the contracts. rior of Asia. ki jaile al! garden worms, roaci terms to Mr. Jenkin Thomas, or Mi. 2 > this morning by you, and I am confident that the | now was, Had the bi altered; if.80, by | easil lained by sayi it, K Mr. Powell went on to read from the general | bed-bu; ts, ha, etc. : | Agent, Georgetown. if 35-e08t Silt andl ceoeadocie are now as it was reported by | whom?’ 14 ‘he bill been altered; and, itso, by sllgeea, duis cousene neat place In Maya bill the course to be pursed with the contracts be- | tiraly ree fremn 45 fens, mothe, etc. itis en- | Agent, Georg tirely from poison and harmices to mankind me to the Board Joux B. TrRton. In opposition to the record evidence tending to| his terin of office as Mayor expired with’ that | fore an award could be made, or the laying of the | and domestic animaln, "The governments tet ae Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 6th da’ Ww MOOT AVSNOR DEALER, : HOLESAL! AND SHOE sao cata fraud had been successfully practicd | month, and they all knew that the sewer had not | Water mains in any street begun; and argued that | sas of Beioee pave liberally rewarded Mr, Lyon, Biv crn, Coonan RE of Jaty. 1559 Samvm. Davar, J.P.” | on the Corporation, there had now accumulated a | then been bapeas nae was it begun till after the | theJotnt res:lution was only intended to open the | Tt car pe opdered throuch oy merchant. ‘The attention of tho trade te Tue remainder of the report consisted of letters | 238 of papers founded on mere inferences, and | present Mayor had been installedin office. he law, sail pouiteciy tetene none eae gid W hile Palla : ; Men rd fe ts stock You and statements from Dr. ‘Thomas Miller, W. W. | Which were not in conformity to the rule of law. |) The Speaker remembered that many petitions | the law, and seiko by the laake 25 cents; vecnier aig owns CALFSKIN SHOE x Mr. P. M. Pearson, James A Kennedy, Was it not inconsistent with the role of law to| were sent him while Mayor to have the sewer | Would never consent for the Mayor, or any one Ni wT summer wear Ba «&P. all of my own sehen. Kenuedy, Wm. Forsyth, R. B. Owens, £,. | endeavor to overthrow record evidence by the un. That among others Mr. Abner Young | ™&M, to have the power to award these contracts Als Li Fa gock of PATENT LEATH Klopter; Jolin J. MeCallom, the statement | introduction of parole evidence? ‘This had been pe ope twice, begging that the sewer might |, MF-Jones said this bill complied with the water wor TSAlso assorted and well worthy of atten- rind Je ee hae Town at the investization | doue here. In all these reports one thing had | be commenced, as the alley in question was an | Dill. and he thought it a very proper course to another letter from Mr. Forsyth. another | een studiously kept out of view, and. they wn u J. J. MeCullom, auother letter from | the appointment of on, a letter from ©. S. Jones, one from | Mayor to unbearable nuisance; that at the request of Mr. is Young he had gone up and inspec the said fsue, as the people wanted to have the mains | , W82DING ©: ean vary prety and cheap. Joe | A large lot of COARSE wg hn hn |g alley. and bad found it much worse than had been | "order to save costs. id at the samme time the street was being graded, | Py9em 0d. Step toes at S150 per ea Hon, .8t the | (suitable for servants) airo on s je ll-Im* J. Y, one from Dr. Palmer, one from E i represented; that it was in fact aa intolerable | Mr. Powell said he perfectly understood the | — — — — == vorious me ubers of the late Board of Aldermen, one of these a nuisance and a curse to the health of the neigh- | joint resolution, as well as the gentleman’s oppo- DIED, ae as follows placed over the Commissioner himself. borhood, and feeling that it suould be abated as | #ition, from first to last, of the water bill. On the fth instant, ADELIA, infart daughter Wasuixatox, June é Mr Price here suggested that the committee | soon as possible, he had come hack tothe witice | Mt. Jones said he was opposed to the water bill | of George I and bliza Stonuee weet To J. F. Brown, Aldermon—f - | bad not been appointed to investigate the Ia’ and written the letter of instructions to the com. | @* first, but finally voted for its passage. — Her fuueral w il take pisces a ued. members of the last Board of Aldermen, | *Sistant commissioners, but to investi: missioner to have the work executed. After that | | Mr. Morgan said that the committee was under cootdence, NO. £15 12th strect, at te on the 30th of August, 1+35, to leged fraud it was necessary by law to advertise for proposals; | the impression when they ordered the joint reso- cichully ae mene v ee ES pese of the charge insinuated against you in a re- Mr. Moore was aware of that—it was a clause | and after the award of the contract, it was neces- | lution to be reported that it conformed’ with the lack ik vt pongotent = ean OR BOSTON.—The regular packet schooner fort sought to be made that day from the commit. | be had overlooked in the resolution last Monday | sary for the contractor to obtain the materiale fer | Keneral law, but asa @pubt had. heey Suzgested | CA KDR ie Sth instant, Mra. SARAH J mn Marietta Burr, Ci ickerson, tee on rovements, by laying upon the table the | Mizht. He had intended to have bad it Paco if the kk, and during that necessary delay be had and debate was likely to , he hoped ft would gt ee ARK DSON. in the 34tir ye: T axe. now discharging her (reight. She will be re: jou pro; % rs fs eral wil ke pl: to-morrow(T! fi the abo rt te mo we is a further investigation, be- | But it was a very strange procedure that the nea t of ottice, and the work had not been | be returned to the committee to allow them to meat Co'clork, from herlate residence on | Sed ent cent k weemboye Bort to, morro ler hearing the report, and your answer, | tittee had confined the investigation to one single a til the inanguration of the present | Compare it with the law. : t, betwoen Mand N. : HARTLEY & BROTHE! ined as it was by the corroborating statements | Pont, and had ich amass of papers on - During all this time Alr. Brown hed | Mr. Orme spoke of the necessity for Rpocty ac iy !-1w___9% and 101 Water ot. Georetown. of disinterested and honorable gentlemen, we were | humerous other points Tpone te setae erence: directly or indirectly, | om, the cutting down and paving of the street R entirely sutistied that you were not j > STEAM LINE Ff s wilty of any { Mr. Moore went on to state that he did uot de- | upon the subject of this sewer. ought to be commenced. FOR RENT AND SALE. VHIN AND NEW TORK Gia GaN ADEE er conduct in connection with the mann- | sire ve any unnecessary excitement on this] Mr. Moore here stated that several of the papers r. Powell said there was no need for hasty eee 2 = 's ; = 2 ‘The Propeliers C. C. Alger, Capt. Shore, and &. pj subject; but a lar, t ti indi- | were only copies of the originals, and that there slation, especially if it opened the door for | FYOR RENT—A two ory BRICK HOUS Seri . Liverton, have foi x for a fu Jrosecution | Munity at large and the members of this Board | always to be produced. ‘There wasa discrepancy | Mr. Turton snid there was Led of time. The | kind of retail business, Rent low to agond tenant, | ict Sud the above ports . of the mates. Nothing bas since ocedrred calee. | towards the Zentleman from the Third Ward. | in the two statements of Mr. Turton. The tirst | Preliminary work on the street 1 un at once F. PICKRELL & CO. | EVERY TEC HED oe ee: Georgetown, isted to Weaken our conviction of your innocence | This letter waich was read here to-niyht, signed | conflicted with the second. Tate SoCtDY time sufficient to perfect this reso- | _iv 6-6t sor street, Georgetown. _| “Leave Girant's What, Philadelphisy EVERY ctnaee pee the auspicion of a doubt that, in having | by Members of the Board comprising ithe last} Mr. Ward. “1s Mr. Turton’s first statement | lution, sorelie mnetiog Peet n tho cutstart. K «thers promptly adjadteated, settled, and finally | Council, was, in his propriately | Sworn to ?”? Mr. Powell's motion . vosed OR RENT—A i FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. inion, inap, The M 4 ‘oe fitting th HOUSE, with large Seahie On ody! Rul § For freight, which wil be taken at greatly reduced disg of, the accusation, on the very day it was | gotten up, as various of its signers were now| Mr. Moore. ‘I have not examined. I think ayor’s message transinitting the resi tion of Win. Riggles as Assessor of the Pirst | evicted oniith Ne 333 nee OPO RADLEY & TAYLOR, Agent, upted to b ‘: Board members of th t d. neither of them is sworn to.”” lon : as ic e First | e tuat 4 . q meted henatiguametentpton ie ie; but enter don ee ado eae mek iiestelcue| Mu lsereaa: Cleiied sail Mei lealibe ay uid referred to the committee on | quire.on, peed waite Bhar COOPER, keen” Couteary, ott convictions of the correctness of the | 2s though those enters Tet judyed the case. | | Mr. Moore, after examination, stated that the | the clixibility of Amessors. = a ~- North Wiarves, Piladeiph worsued by the board oa that occasion, and The speaker had examined this: matter in every | Second paper was attested . The report of the Intendant of the Asylum was RED two-stor ‘1K The steamers “a gronsdirueces of the shang en; way and traced it through all its various Se Mr. Ward. ‘That was all that was necessary in | Teferred to the asylum committee. the spose of north D e i at Ehitadelph with & Lo vou, have been strengthened by observing. the | abd was honestly. eatieGel dot tee oie ee: | anteat enteance ae al tha states that be Can: | ssfeot sont betwee ee eae grade C | apeerrs north. of the Clroleon Pa Z e- | pared tramert Reicne tareeee ees uoifarm propriety of your conduct asan alderman | mutilated and altered. He had commenced the | not precisely remember, not having seen the bill ribasy mem an ohh ——— <5 ~ a | Pistrict direct. No draynee at Phitedaet® snd 3 gentleman, your zealous endeavor to faith- | Investigation endeavoring to overthrow the evi. | since its passage. In the srcond pe t he states | First firect ‘east; referred to the improvements a ii. i. TAYLOR, Arent, tuily discharge your public duty, and by circum. | dence of his own senses.” After making the gis- | that he has now seen the bill, an t it is the | Committee. la four-story BRICK HOUSE con-]| je 21-2w 73 Wont street. New York. s"a1ces not mecomary mow to demil. of the committee cieed, tbe bill to the chairman | sane. This last ceeded et toe aa Ristrale: | copies of Shealiee's Doe car a or the purchase of | taining eight room gay! NEW ARRANGEMENTS ends, the commi ithout hint! 1. Moore con‘ e rs did not . 5 5 ;. None ts Dare, “Gkoncn W.Ricos, | to the discovery: be wel aa gene fu any manner tape ike the origina sneter) weThe vena ttn t spin x joint BR ee te UNION BOTTLING DEPOT. > q on that very . 3 r. Tu , (from outside ir.) sf are : - - . 7 = = = ‘No. 57 Green street, Georgetown, D.C. feisce Morte’ Coke os Tee come to iow; omntieg “et ne ban es ig | all in my own hand-writing, every word; and are | Washington, was referred to the ways and means U —e vopprtaly umes b : : commit qene Manas, Seesne Cason mutilation. The thing was manifestly apparent the original papers, and not copies.” TA hill for gradine aleve é toeach member of the c r Mr. Moore explained that, not bein, uatnted | A Dill for grading alleys in square 14, was read dersizned voted, on the 30th of August coarenion or ring coment Salcnag ge with Mro Tetons hand, he had beethmisiabon at | the third time and passed : The undermened respectfully announce to ther ionds and the public 1h general that thes heyeot e = expense remodied their establishment, hav- finally disposing of the whole maiter v ae SH 4 Be ing spared no pains in making every necessary ar- : ing ject. He still thought the t 7 jlated to this point. Concurrent resolution appointing a committee oe Jos b rangement for conducting their business d Pre aero pons fe geewoeg ml at was impa le ri ee were The cocaion now recurring on Mr. Dunning- | t© Consider the expediency of erecting a murket- OR SALE AP.—A valuable BL . cally, We have intreduced the water og <4 1 eon tmprovements, in attempting to | lek the alterations which were so apparent as | tou's motion to adopt the report aud print it with | house on the site of the Centre market was p dee, Bae hy a ie LE an Aldsomaae far nllened Tents | Mere. He washed. bis bande ot clnecn nsibility | the accompanying papers, , head dhoncd yee een SPOOR 115 the metiarfand lett ince nine the Road Mr. Dove rose in his seat and stated that as the it, had clone en ; — — le- Mr. Ward here rose in his seat and stated that | gentleman from the Fourth Ward bad seemed to pee ap Mr. Brown's Innocence, already before tieoetid «tat desire to complain that his colleague | fmpugn his motives in appointing the committee M. 5 or T: tue Board, was either unsattafactory oF nautica | ee ae ts (9,be & member of this commit. | of investigation, he explained that he had but six bial een con cee a A. inches ly ia Arwedect, sat = added thereto a and Messrs. Jones, Tree, and Powell were ap uitable for two gerteel houses, situated in ce - Pvt my water passes, eo Pointed on the part of this board. ‘The Board | op'jhes, 1sth etvoct woat. east side, nenr junction Ther uw fintter themeeives that their MINE- hen adjourned. Enquire of JOHN DOWD (owner) No, 467, i2tn | RAL WATERS cannot be equaliedin the District. ‘eet west. jy 5 3t" In addition to the above th-y have iaidina large TIS desirable BRICK DWELLING | brated brewerieg ik tne Unite Mecaens mont oele” '—% dexir TAR 1 ° . v Mitten tee; but be would take occasion here to say in | Members to select from. There were but fourteen | The b-urd held its regular monthly meeting at 4 HOUSE, No. 4™1 (south s de) Marsac! Also, I zal of rime EASTERN CIDER, Joux L. Swiru._ | erly to the complaints of the gentleman that he | Members in the board, eight of whom had acted | o'clock P.m., yesterday; Mr. AtLee in the chair | SorpUe,, betweon 4th and Sth streets weat- Rent | which wil! be suld by the barrel, gallon, or in ber. me hues tee opportunity to introduce | 0 the matter last year, and the chair had felt gee) pani? R25, por annum. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, | tes. | pon the conclusion of the reading of the pape = testi before ‘acoumies that he had writ- | disposed to select the comunittee from those mem- | 224 Dr. Willet acting as secretary. 0. 520 7th street, between D and F, iy2 Eee Geae APPLE CIDER, XXX_ PAL, Mn onlenk eraeres ks he ten a noke toeach member of the committee, in | bers who were siege ee rant eet Lee ee nly Soporte of teachers were laid | = p fortable DWELLING i tg eg > ie al 4 peaningien ment Fea ae . be | which he had enclosed the names of the witnesses | Ye#r, 80 that there m bt be no opportunity given | before the board, except four from the second dis- P located in the Northern | haxd. ei yecing dopted, ané —— sens etelpres the | whom he had desired to be summoned. by the | for aay one to say that the case had bee trict. Liberties, containing 7 rooms, Pumpin the yard. | All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be ace es me pores, published wi Pro- | committee; that he had been resent in the com- | judged by the appointment of the committee. The following resolution, offered by Mr. Price, | Rent $16.65 . Promptly attended to. ceedings of rs oa “ , mittee daring the investi tion, cross-examined | The chair bad selected three new members, each | Was ado : F scug ROOM, (furnished.) wit water Tot Ail pond delvvered free of hares. Pe ding action $0 thie motion — ejcense aa fae witwemsee to pects an extent that the duty of the | 4nd all of whom Laving taken their oath ef office, aiaiisolved, That hereafter when any teacher, os- itable for gentiomen’s lodg 6 per| maittf (States) ARNY & SHINN, Mey Mes a _ desi We hinnke 2 few | committer became a daty of pupererogation, they | Were supposed to be gentlemen who would exe- | sistant teacher, or sub-assistant js absent from h SALE-A SECOND-HAND CAR- Pons ratiterd BEL ONRGRAND, Can. ble terms. Appiy as above. ma 2 - been | only having to take cute their sworn duties to the Lest of their ability. | OF her school for a longer period than five days in ‘ TS CELLAR ; tees Lie rasareaization had been ordered, | $5 if fall frein the Mpa te eer eres | ie was for the board, and tor te people to say if | Any one month, (without written permission from | ogf ef tuo erveral. BUILD! it had been Lis impression that it was to be com. he bad even evinced a di ition aft ds to | they had done so. Mr. D. went on to explain | at least two members of the sub- .) the sub- re gece vena mec int it ~ Sekine sit and deliberate with the committee as to their that the parliamentary rule in the appointment of oaby Pepe a Gales persen to all the : ner 8th and L, — jn the position of a prosecutor, when, in polit of Teor: alle did not see what greater o yD ear te tate cent een strictly adhered to by | Place of suc soci By a abba to tnan When the aaa Kg desi Several ——-= ery sv DS: > the gentleman could the chair in this case. mount of salary accruing to such absentee N and S a « TRETS, ivcntal th "taal hove anderen at i stlinony. fe a The question being taken on the motion to sor her unauthorized absence shall be : Li can be bad Two Casmsor Naw ans Beacrivet invedtigation » he bad taken it| “Mr. Moore still contended that the committee | dopt the report, the ayes and noes were called the treasurer to the person temporarily 33 fe ae that the Papen P"pposed. to be im- | had refs d to aliow him to for. and the result was as follows: appointed in his or her al ly and 7 well we treet, WALL PAPERS, redo, 3 2 % iy 2-lw* ; ould | ad te Peruse proce |” (ide. Brown, on being called, stated that there he time for the examination of Miss Merrick’s ifmbraciag commen and fine grades, which “Soisd ete dete Shae | pr enact renlaraie:| vivir emtencel ouch Rs | cae ards at Aa Ree Raa | WLR ata ee nities all they knew ta relation to the whole mat. | g vif. Mesruder denied that any facility had been | vote on the adoption of the report. Fourth | Mr. Harbaugh, the treasurer of the board, sug- EMERSON nedt hones, naire of CHARLES WINDOW SHA? Ba Bs, GILE CORNICE, denied to Mr. Moore, in any respect, b the himeelf and the senior alderman from the Scnied that pine ar rancormed:, he had been | initice. “Phay “abit a yy on | Ward. If he (the speaker) was innocent then the | ested the nesemity of an early a iation by BANDS AND PINS, de nied that Privilege. This Tae hot auch treat- Monds ‘hey had taken charge of thele Kapp fll getiananronscaey icted of an inexcusable breach | the City Councils for the purpose of defraying the For, 84 LSS ofier foe = PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS ‘Amilge case He should have felt barat boi2,8 | week to examine and: reper ien tae cay one Sf public duty. As for hlunself, he should refrain | Pblic school ex fe Councila to the auton Sot | tore, containing SA noreki ee wall Seskanes tt | gg Rd many Lopaes ore areeen aaah to hear all t ’ been sufticieut for all purposes of the committee, | from v 14 ject. Ad- | for improved city pro} Property 1s sita- | remind those who intend leaving the city that gure veg yap . ooops _ yea aod equally so for the nae why No sooner was | _Ayes— Messrs. Clark, Donoho, Dunnington, journed. ated in one Moat improved and’ highly’ cult ‘abeance it me to have their house reets, a new two-story HOUSE, contain: ir ing their absence is the time is MeNerhany, Magruder, Miller, Pearson, | E [cn vated ty. Convenient to ted. hereby on jeonae sain Oats sree {ivetgaticn dhs Tevet 2 Rote fromm ti pe tenoonge tC Priest Ward and Devel. said ome es ona annual commence. | 8”: road. _ BENJ. P. ™“ ref i ie 4 eveld all — ssi =n > Noes—Mr. Moore—t. ment of this college took place last evening, at the per hung by the best workmen in city or coun (Af this point, Messrs. Ward aod Magruder in- Seed = It was imously voted to print the report and . try, at the lowest rates, and the work in terry; Hed, Sensing that they had voted against Present at the inate and sap onatane pen atiohae alerts prose Dry pr port | Smithsonian Institution, and was largely attend- every instance. Try us. je33w re reac! © speaker until ; The ed. The exercises were opened by a short address nN 3, a Maeno the Secretary to read thet | tbe comunitlee could not ait il aier ey oe ter tel ae he hoped “anding | from the President, Prof. Stonestreet. The tex, -RATAISERATORS, conie. sein eguay’s Journal bearing upon this | the papers. ‘The speaker bd we receipt of M tleman supposed to be implicated entirely ex- | Jrity of addresses delivered by the students were friend: ily rT ORTON TAT met OER at, which was done; and the votesof both gen- abies wate, addressed, 2 on a oe greyed offer a resolution. It was , CO™posed by G. F. Murray and W. F. 8 be hey. Tree CORIZONTAL and UPRIGHT ra we re found in recente’ aa having voted all settled; the whole business had been done | emcee oe —— received 5 Eocased tee ilitiesto ena i me Cem. opastomabereces fer Fall cae, » lay the whole matter on . : « iyilance | !tter fr to become a poet . RY, or to furnish ir. Ward here denied the accuracy of the re- | the precaution to deliver with vie cont eetenl at ae eee ee earl Vigilance | address on History, by F hire, at the notice, HORSES, BUG- JAS. SKIRVING, stating that he had voted for the investiga- | there migh be no possibility of their being mis- | Moore of the matter, and that hereafter every mem- | youre student, was loudi plauded, Damnees te cori enone UF Wes fete, Range, 2 out of compliment to Mr. Brown, whe had . The majority of the Witnesses had re- | ber would take oceasion to Ward off any and every | y js | Pr ther MING & pep puance Hot-Air Furnace, Tin and Sheet-Iron Manufastor "nested blm te do so. 20; asked him to vote | £286¢ £@ come, and such g4 did come were exam-|.ditfereace between the members, and that we reg NI MING & FO} 267,5 E. corner Pa. av, and !ith st. r. Brown. * 5 im to vote | j the a? Fp Catt De ng bce Berg phe al gentleman him. |'shoald hereafter prove ourselves to be what we Te je R-eost (lotell.} between Sd and 43 streets. — — ach & manner as left nded to be, the Harmonious Democracy. Pp... _tTowTow:-tow HAT AND BONNET 4r. Moore here read from the journal to show thing for the committee to do but to record Winer the Doc ses. P ‘TOW! . B BL ths’ he was right in stating that both these gen- writeueay’ In the meantime, an attem had died rin the olive te oe ised oh { -TOW! ME WESTERN TOW! Wee and 2, for Stra e pt briny in the olive branch of peace, and he desired i ahi ort} Tiage Makers’ use, just re- oe | ieee’ Paes, a Uriveg had voted azainst any Investigation i to the i ceived, and for salelow, — prot nat pon [— raf pete i en eves ng paper Prejudge t 3 bablic the Gus r to read the following resolution which 5 galele wr, CA now offered, without ha consulted the OR, t K PLANT & CO. incewrate. and the bi without | Ma ith to it, and after consultation go. Practicat str McNerhany bere stated that he should ere. | sues by tents of Hoehne Sea ee | Mager ith telrence tot and her conwultiten ae soni ™fateon BO a ese pg Fee insist om having the journal read, Ward, who of it: it aig im the motives of almost the entire board, t be accurately kept in future. fod copects finding fault with the appointment | _Kescleed. ‘Mr. Moore thea weat 06 to my that the commit- ed the pecnsailoons gear board, the’ report of