New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-10
the Public Schools Of the Second District 10 %

point O Treasurer. 50
A resolution appropriating one thousand dol
lars for the use Of the House Of Refuge.
And the recession from an amendment, and
concurrence in the resolution providing for the
election Of the 14th June, establishing precincts
and appointing Clerks and Inspectors for the
same.
And also announcing the adoption Of, and in
viting concurrence in, thesfollowing resolutions,
to wit: .e4
resolution nstructng the Surveyor to prepare plan
for an iron railing for Washington Square Third District
A resolution directing the Surveyor to number the
houses on Canal street. from the Lcvee to Claiborne street.
resolution fixing the amount to be allowed for pay
ment Of refreshments to Judges and Clerks Of elections
held In the city Of New0rleans.
resolution ordering that all ordinances passed by the
Common Chuncil shall be published only In the Off
| cial journal.
A resolution authorizing the School Directors of the
School in Breton Market.
resolution authorizing the Surveyor issue to Thos
Second District certificate for twothirds Of the value of
the work already performed under said contract
PETITIONS, ETC.
Of 7. A. Clarke and T. L. Bayne, Attorneys
for nj. e. Almindinger, contractor for draining,
to be released for extra drainage, ETC.; of Z. II.
Burton, that the Surveyor give him the lines for
erecting Draining Machine in the Fourth Dis
| trict; of Thomas Hynes. contractor, that o
place for the deposit Of his materials be designa
ted; Of H. W. Adkins, Wharfnger, in relation
to encumbrances on the wharves, and of J.
Leisy, offering to sell granite blocks, etc.-were
referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings.
OfD. G. VandegriF, setting forth that in the
discharge Of his duty he was wounded by Eu-
gene Paysant, police officer, and that sundry
expenses were incurred by him thereby, and
asking that the same be refunded Of Mitchell
Brien, representing that horse Of his was
taken up as an estray without cause, and ask
ing that the charges be refunded him Of James
Huling, for reimbursement Of tax paid in error !;
and Of J. H. Maddox, submitting a bill against
the Board of Assistant Aldermen-wcre read
and referred to the Committee on Claims.
| Of the Directors of the German Society, for
aid in assisting emigrants, etc., was read and
referred to the Committee on Charity.
| Of Catherine Fogerty, in relation to two
orphans; of H. F. Pilster, for pay as Health
Warden; of Pat. Ward, in relation to convey
ing sick to the Hospital; bill for reshments
OF L. Vollers, for Inspectors Of election of G..
MISSIONER, for same of Commercial Restaurant,
for same; of the Louisiana Statesman, for ad-
vertising election notices; and two claims
against the Saraparu Street Market--were read
and referred to the Committee on Finance
Of citizens against the ball and beer garden,
| corner of Live Oak and Eighth streets; of G..
d. Bradford, for return of q dray taken up on
| the street; of sundry citizens in the vicinity
l VI StdUlt Ul OTafltI StTect,
and Of Herman Zinbul for transfer of license.
| We're read and referred to the Committee on
Police
OF Phoenix Fire Company No. 8, for an appro-
priation to aid them in building an Engine House
and to purchase an Engine House-was read
and referred to the Committee on Fire.
OF citizens, property holders and others, pray
ing the Council to appropriate square Of ground
IN the First District for Public Park, ETC.
was read and referred to the Improvement and
Building Committee
Of w. NJ. Lambert, Caroline E. Long, +. w. c.,
John Freeland, Joseph Cathcart, and Elizabeth
Dickinson, f. W. c., for the emancipation of their
slave-were read and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
DID. Murphy, to be appointed Health War;
den-was read and referred to the Mayor
OR. G. Armistead, in relotion to q square Of
ground purchased from Mallard g. Armistead by
the late city of Lafayette-was read and OF
| motion of Mr. Watkins, referred to u Special
Committee of four, consisting of Messrs. Wat
kins, Place, Stevenson and Andrews.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Bailey, on behalf of the Committee or
Streets and Landings, presented the following
report and resolutions, which were read twice
the rules being suspended, and seyerally adop.
ted:
The Committee on Streets and Landings offer the fol
lowing reports:
Irno, tho sa,o of oo,+roots .,,d;co+ad h + f,,,,,
Ipr far caon;no tbo dra;nn. nanais l.; tb Zoo of th @
ynur commttse rennrt j.; fvar of accantn sad % md
cations and refer the secnrtes to The yn,5c and of
the foIIowino reso,nt;,n " WV 'A1e' "-' Wv
- ~, ,..:r,. W.. ,s..
opon te Petton OF ME- 6lenYenu ieatlVe 10 the erec
o VI prluse IN front OF ms premises report IN iavo
ot tne same ana oIef resolution TO that effect
Upon the letter of Mr. Joseph Boyer relative to the
men employed by him. your Committee report in favor
allowing him to continue them to perform such labor
may be necessary and about the wharves at the pa
of (35 thrtyfve dollars month, and offer resou
on to that effect and refer the offer of securities to
Council
Upon the resolution nassed nv the noard of Alderman
relative to laying plank road in Fulton street renort
favor of concurrinr in said resolution
Iro A., ,att, 20 NJ m.,.-- 60 q. ,,,
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" s'''u lA'' @n' oner 'ne ioAiowins Tesoi9.lon:
| r F. BAILEY; BAILEY;
| n. ID. SfkEs,
| ?. ", fHiLBRics,
| >; LASArA
| L. ID. DoLiloSDE'
Resored That the Mayor be- and he is hereby author
lied to enter into the necessary contracts with the follow
nails in accordance with the specotons and terms unde
which hvsah said sales E We're made IS follows:
WIN Z; n. Garmooy princlpai, Jas n: Lee and N
Canal the upper line of the city at the price Of on
hundred red and and, ninety-fve dollars per acre;
os ~ pr ne ses ye
Of fifty eight dollars per acre. , ~ pi'