[Reported for the American Republican,
of the CITY COUNCIL.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 81, lS4G.


FIRST BRANCH.


The Branch met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Jacob |. Cohen, Jr., Esq, and all the
members.


DR.. Collins presented petition from Charles
Farquharson & Sons, Agents for Geo. Doug
las, of N. York, praying payment of ground
rent due for the lot on which the Lafayette Eli
gine House is built. Read and referred to the
joint committee on claims


Mr.. Buchanan presented petition from. DR..
VIM. j. Barry and others, praying an increase
Of compensation for services rendered IN vac
cinating persons in the several wards. Refer
red to the joint committee on health.


Mr. Hack presented petition from Charles
Fenour and others, praying that Run alley
may be tunneled. Referred to the committee
on streets. ....


DIR. Collins from the committee on the ac-
counts of the Commissioners of Public Schools
submitted a report, which was read and adop-
ted. The report states that the committee ex-
amned the accounts and found them correct.
The report and resolution from the joint
committee OH the Registers accounts were re-
ceived from the Second Branch, and concurred
in. The report states that the accounts are
correct, and properly kept.
M Walsh offered t resolution instructing