New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

reau, IN relatlon to the caVlng in of the WnarVeS
and levees Of the Fourth District and in rela-
tion to the paving of Tchoupitoulas street.
On motion Of Mr.. Bailey, the action Of the
Surveyor in relation to the paving of Tchoupi-
toulas street was approved, and the residue Of the
communication was referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings
The report Of the Street Commissioner was
read, and those portions relative to the erection
OF new lamps in various parts of the city, ETC.,
the existence of nuisances, in the form Of tallow
factories, in the Fourth District, and that part
relative to the Nuisance Wharves and the estab-
lishment of an Offal Ground; were referred to
the Committee ON Police, and the residue Of said
communication to the Committee On Streets and
Landings
petition Of property owners on Felicity Road
for the opening of said street, from Religious to
Tchoupitoulas street; Of Jno r. Butler, COM
planning that he has been unjustly charged for
sidewalk paving, and asking that he be REIN
bursed Of the NewOrleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, calling attention
to petition presented by them some time since for
the right of way and privilege of laying double
track from the Canal Of the NewOrleans Canal
and Banking Company, through Claiborne and
other streets, to the Third District; of Jno. D.
Davis, for the erection Of q bridge on St David
street, to join Second street, between that and
Third street; of Thos Buckley, contractor,
asking that contract bought by him be ap-
proved, etc. of sundry property owners in the
rear Of the city. for the opening and extension
Of all the streets leading to the Metairie Ridge,
between the New Canal and Canal Carondelet ;
Of P. S. Nugent, for a certificate for work done
under contract; of sundry carriers, praying that
uniformity in the prices paid for hired carts
employed by the city, be adopted; of S. j Pc
ters and others, for the improvement of the
Triangle, at the junction of Prytania, Felicity
and Urania streets; of sundry citizens on Clai
borne street, for the construction of q plank
road on said street, of Thos. McFarlin, in rela-
ton to contract executed by him for the late
Second Municipality and OF F L. Graham and
Jas. Little, for wooden banquettes in Bolivar
street; were read and referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings.
Of Mrs. Widow Honora German, Offering to
complete contract taken by her late husband :;
of P. Carmody, representing thathe was secu-
rity for Maurice German, deceased, for the per-
formance of a contract, and proposing to com
plete it on the terms adjudicated; were read
and referred jointly to the Committees on FL
nance and Streets and Landings.
Of Peter Kirwin, to be refunded cost for bury
ing an INDECENT person on the 21st July last Of
sundry citizens, for the abatement of a nuisance
in Seventh street, in the Fourth District of NJ
Riordan, that Henry Riordan be sent to the
Lunatic Asylum at Jackson, he being con-
frmed lunatic of Jacob Reitz, representing
and asking the same in relation to his wife, of
j. Lobrano, complaining Of the conduct Of As
sistant Wharfnger Holiday; and of Eugene
Jonte, to be allowed to erect blacksmith s shop
on st. John the Baptist street: were read and
| referred to the Committee on Police.
Of A. Decker, for a transfer of his license to
NJ. H. Brady; of j. Lanata, complaining of
enormous assessment of D. Barkinger, of same
nd IN tho m
Claims.
| Of S. Neuberger, Offering to make q copy Of
| the assessment roll of the Fourth District, il
| required; of c. w. Cammack, for the payment
| of a balance due him on a judgment; of J
Cuggy, that his securities be accepted; of f
NJ Address, offering security as Second Lieuten
ant of Police; Of Davis Graham, Martin
McLanathan, that the nature Of their secnritia
| be changed. etc; and of h. L. Murphy, askln!
| the release OF his security, he having vacate
his Office and duly settled his accounts; wer
read and referred to the Finance Committe
the two latter with power to act.
Of Orleans Fire Company No. 81, for an az
preparation of $3.50 to purchase new engin
etc; Of Jefferson Fire Company No. 10, settin
forth that their new house has been destroye
by fire and asking that in the rebuilding
same the stable be erected to front on Frankli
street; of Columbia Fire Company No. 5, for a
appropriation of $1,000 to purchase new er
gine; of Trad Ferry Fire Company u, for a
appropriation of $s1250 to purchase a new en-
gine, of Washington Fire Company No. 20, 70
an appropriation of $500 topurchase a new en-
gine, and of Hope Hook and Ladder No. s, 70
an appropriation of $3.50 to purchase ne,
truck. etc.-were read and referred to the Com
mittee on Fire
DIV. W. Vaught and J. r. Bogsteade, tina
Barbara Kaiser, an INDECENT cripple, be sup
ported by the city; of Mrs. wfdaY Mary Dolan
for aid in supporting herself and children; of W
w. Vaught, soliciting an appropriation of 81
per month for the support of Mrs. Widow Mar
Ann Smith, and Of j. I. Satel, representing tina
he is blind and intirm-a veteran of IA an
'15-in INDECENT circumstance, and totally un
able to pay his tax on a piece of property owne
by him, and praying that delay be granted O
that he be exempted from payment of same
were read and referred to the Committee O
Charity.
OF Thos. G. Poole, Clerk of the Second Dis
trict Court, for the enlargement of his Office an
of c. Jacobs for payment Of salary as Warde
of the Work-house of the late First Munici
palty; were read and referred to the Com
mittce on Prisons and Court houses
Of the commissioned officers of the Washing
ton Artillery, representing the arsenal to be
a state of great delapidation and submitting til
matter to the Council; was read and referre
to the Committee on Improvements and Build
ings
Of Henry Mcdonald, that he be reimburse
the cost of his horse, killed by falling through
defective street bridge; of Stephen H., Sidne.
j. M. and VIM Relf, for the emancipation
the slave Adele Of L. st. Jean, for same of sla'
Anna; Of Jose de la Rosa, for same of sla'
Rosa, statu H6er of Alex. Verain, for same
slave George, and of VIM. r. Crane, agent, f
same of slave Martha Parsons; were read al
referred to the Judiciary Committee
Of J. Pelanne, for permission to erect u v
randa on the east side of Royal street hetwe
} st. Phillip and Ursuline streets of L. Roca,
erect an awning on old Leyee street between S
Ann and Main streets, and Bellanger s. Co.,
: erect q veranda on the corner Of Royal and Q
leans streets, having been read
Mr.. Stetson offered the following, and t
rules being suspended, it was read twice al
: adopted:
i Resulred That permission be, and is hereby granted
J. peanne to erect a yeranda the east side Of Roy
street fronting his property to Belanger Co. to er,
the of Royal and Orleans streets and to
oca construct awning in front OF his premises
Old levee street between St. Ann and Main street p
yded they done accordance with existing laws
n ordinances.
70 A petition of property holders and residen
in the vicinity of where coal is deposited on u
Il Levee opposite Jackson Square for the use OF Il
~ s'U. S. Mail Line of Steamships protestll
b against said deposit, having been read
is Mr.. Lanata presented the following, and u
g. rules being suspended, it was read Twice al
adopted:
7, haeas by resolution of the late First Municipali
Council adopted at their sitting of 18th July 1901 perm
~ sion was granted to the u s. Mail Line Steamship Coz
,J ON tia Iaypa