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communication was Tsaelged fsoyU tAs Mayor,
transmitting certain communications fyom the War
department in roply 70 tho resolution of this Board of
the 9th September last which read and refer
req 10 select COMMITTEE, consisting OF Messrs
Mudd, Lenox, and Wilson.


The bill from the Board of Aldermen regulating
travel over the Potomac Bridge, and for other pur-
poses was taken up read twice. and referred to the
Committee on Police.


The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen in re-
lation to the application for part Of Reservation No.
3, was taken up, read the third time, and passed


On notion the bill for the relief of Nicholas Fer
reton was taken up read the third time, and passed


On motion, the bill to license bowling or ten-pin
alleys was taken up the question being on the
amendments reported by the Committee on Police to
the amendment of the Board of Aldermen.


MIR. DIXON moved to amend the amendment by
striking out twelve" and inserting " half past ten
O'clock, as the hour at which they should be closed
which motion was negatived as follows:


Yeas-Messrs. Bassett, Dixon, Gull, and Crandell
a.


Nays-Messrs. Wilson, Harrison, Halliday, Mudd,
Caiian, Lenox, Bacon, Towers, McCauley, Fulmer,
and French--ll.


The amendment of the Board of Aldermen, as
amended, was then concurred in by the following
vote:


Yeas--Messrs. Wilson, Harrison, Halliday, Mudd,
Callan, Lenox, Bacon, Towers, Fulmer, and French
10. .s s.


Nays-Messrs Bassett, MeCauley, Dixen, Gull,
and Crandcll--5


MIR. TowERs, from the Committee on Improve
ments, to whom referred the petition Of William
w. Moore and others, reported bill entitled An
act authorizing certain flag footways in the Third
Ward !" which was read twice and laid on the table,


Mr.. Bacon, on leave, introduced bill making an
additional appropriation for gutter the east side
of 9th street, which read twice. and referred to
the Committee on improvements.


And then the Board adjourned.