New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-27

es, 1859.
Annuneiation, Elizabeth and Jersey streets shall be
| NnowI az Annuncati0n street
st aichael aud Laurel streets shall be known al Laurel
street. N ~
Constance st Azeiie, Live Oak and Fo1cher streets
shaii be known as Constance street.
camp Coliseum and Liberal streets shall be known
| Camp street
TanttIrier and Chestnut streets shall he tnor, az
Chestnut street.
:, Coliseum: Ursule and Plaquemine streets shall be
| known as Coliseum street.
st Charles and Nayades street shall be known as st.
| Charles street
carondelct and Apollo streets shall be known as Ca
Baronne and Bacchus shall be known as Baronne.
anat Phippa and Dfyades streets shall be known as
| Dryades street.
That Circus, Hercules and Rampant streets shall be
known AZ Rampant street.
st John. White and Basin streets shall be known as
| Basin street.
Franklin. St. Peter and Benton streets shall be known
Trene st Paul and Liberty streets shall be known
Liberty street.
Girond. Cedar end Howard streets shall be known as
| Howard street.
Freret Pine and Jacob streets shall be known Freret
street
St Mary, Locust and Soils streets shall be known as
Locust street
ST. siarc, Magnolia and Maunsel streets shall be known
aa Magnolia street.
st Magdeline Vine and Clara streets shall known
Clara street.
St Adeine Willow and Martin streets shall be known
| as Willow street
White and Sixth streets shall be known as white street
Dup.e and Fifth streets shall be known as Dupre street.
| street
salcedo and Van Buren streets shall be known as Sal
| cedo street.
Lopez and Third streets shall be Lopez street
| Rcndon and Second streets shall be known Rendon
street.
Hagan and St. John avenue shall be known
Hagan
Clark and Violet shall be known Clark street
6enois and Lemon streets shall be known as Genois
| street.
Teamachus and Mulberry shall be known as Mulberry
St. John and St Peter shall be known as Scott street
| st. James and Marley Pierce street
IL THE SECOND AND THIRD DisTRcTs-public Road and
| IIevee street shall be known New Leyee street.
Old Levee street and Victory streets shall be known
Cliatres Conde and Moreau streets shall be known as
| Chartrcs street.
Royal and Casacalvo streets shall be known az Royal
| street.
Bourbon and Bagatec streets shall be known as Bour-
bon street.
Dauphiu and Greaten streets shall be known as Dau-
phin street.
Burgundy and Craps streets shall be known Bur-
gundy street.
Rampant and Love streets shall be known as Rampsrt
| street
St Claude and Coed Children streets shall be known
st. Claude street.
Maras pauche and Morales streets shah be known
Marais street
Villere and Grod shall be known lis yillere street
Robertson and St John Baptist Robertson street.
Claiborne and st, Avid as Claiborne street
Derbigny and Prosper as Derbigny street.
johnson and Liberal streets shall be known Mackey
street
Dorgenois and Magistrate as Dorgenois street
Sixth and White streets as White street.
Dupre and Fifth streets as Dupre street.
Gayoso and Fourth streets as Gayoso street.
Saicedo and Van Buren as Salcedo street
Lopez and Third streets Lopez street.
Rendon and Second streets as Rendon street.
Hagan avenue and First streets as Iagan
find BE further ordained That the following streets
to- to Wit '' ''l To '-s i'' slA '' An'"n ''''0"s
IL TIE FIRST Observation-Disclosures, Josephine. Basin
Pryania Walk and Terpschore streets shall be known
Terp5ichore street
Edward and Meponene streets as Melpomene street.
Benjamin. Estee and Thalia as Thalia street.
suzete Melcerte and Erato streets as Erato street.
Louisa, Dupantier and Calope as Caliope street
Delord and Triton Walk as Deord street.
Julia street and Florida Landing as Julia street.
Lafayette and Hevia as Lafayette street.
IN THE THIRD DIsTRicT.-HistoTy and Kerberec streets
kerberec street.
Mysterious and Columbus streets as Columbus street
Bagatele street shall be known Dolhonde street
Washington avenue and Poet street shall be known
Washington street.
Enghein to be known as Lafayette avenue
Be it Rsoled That the Comptroller be. and he is hereb
authorized to sell to @ the S9EeSt hsr ten daEs
according to plan and specification on file in the SUI
a | veyor;s office.
lnd be il farther Resolued That the Comptroller be-
he hereby authorized to sell. after ten days notice
the lowest bidder the contract for numbering the hous
Is sneccatops on file in the Surveyors Office The nu.
bers the parallel to the river to begin at Can
trea and ncrease towards the upper limit of the cit
and the same from Canal towards the lower lin
of the and the numbers in all the perpendicul
streets from the river and extend back
the odd numbers to be side and the nuulbe
9 on the opposite side of all streets.
k The yeas ane nays being called on the fins
. passage of the above preamble and resolution
they were adopted unanimously.
s The resolution relative to the tax on fatboa
in the Third District, presented on the 18th ins
by Mr. Bailey, on behalf of the Committee Q
. | Sweets and LANDINGS. Tor tQll ulSDOS
ton
= The first resolution having been adopted c
;, the 18th inst
Mr.. Andrews moved to amend the second re-
~ olution by striking out all after the words &c p
e month"; which was carried.
~ Mr. Wilson moved to amend by striking o.
70 ss $25,'' and inserting in lieu thereof ' $15
~ which was lost.
W Mr.. Andrews moved to substitute $500 f
10 '$25,' which was lost.
= Mr. Sykes moved to amend by substitutil
~ s35'' for 's t25,'' which was carried And IA
te question being on the passage of the resolution
T., as amended, it was carried, and they We
y adopted as follows:
Resorea That the resolution passed by the Council
Municipality No. s, abolishing the tax on at-boats
It, and is hereby repealed that the of four dc
be levied on the breaking of each hat-bcat.
Il Rsoltea That Collector shall be appointed by the Co
mon Council whose duty shall be to collect the tax on
~ the RATS landing in the Third District according to
as listing ordinances and the breaking of at-boats in
same District Said Collector to receive salary OF thr
It. five dollars per month.
ne The yeas and nays being called on the fin
passage of the second resolution. resulted as ii
as lows:
Yeas-Messrs Andrews Bailey, Burthe, D.
O. honde Mccormack, Nixon, Place, siewersst
It's Stetson, Summers, Sykes and Watkins-ll.
.Nays-Messrs. Forbes, Mackey and Wi
a. son--3.
do The resolutions relative to the NewOrlea
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Go
O. pany, presented on the 18th inst. by Mr.. Bail
ul- came up as the order of the day, and We're,
motion of that gentleman, postponed.
Ia The quorum being broken, the Board
hn joured to Tuesday next, the 2Sth inst, at
o'clock, P. NJ.
ate WAITER II. PETERS, Secretary
,et, ------
THE DECREE AGAINST WM SMIrH-The following is
as fierce and formal manifesto published by his Gaseous
cellency, the Captain General of Cuba, against ill
sig Smith, Purser of the steamship Crescent City 1t Is
as dressed to the Agents of the steamer:
PALACE Office of Political Secretar
na- To the Firm of Dra&e g. Co, q this Ctty' .,-.
u An individual named William smith, VINO ~ seen
euo employed board the steamship Cresceht CITY
lished, on his last arrival at the port OF NeW1ofk
sig grosses cunne against the Government OF TINS Isl
mia anu 10 give Any bto,;tv which Is so fullv
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