New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

Therefore. be orGt'e by tic Common Council Of The City
W Asv Orleans, That the Board OF Aldermen shall be
d Of thirteen members to be apportioned follows
in the Several Districts upon representative basis of
nine hundred and thirty voters.
The First District which has 6176 voters shall be cnti
tied to six Aldermen.
The Second District, which has 3G91 voters shall be en-
titled to four Aldermen.
The Third District which has 225 voters shall be ont-
The Fourth District which has 1919 voters shall be
titled to one Alderman.
BE il further ordained, That the Board of Assistant
Aldermen shall be composed of twenty-seven members
be apportioned follows in the several Wards upon
basis of four hundred and voters
The First Ward which has 1881 voters shall be entitled
to three Assistant Aldermen.
The Second Ward which has 1900 shall be entitled
to four Assistant Aldermen.
The Third Ward which has 2SQ5 voters shall be entitled
to six Assistant Aldermen.
The Fourth VI ard which has $50 voters shall be entitled
to two Assistant Aldermen
The Fifth Ward which has 1457 voters shall be entitled
to three Assistant Aldermen
The Sixth Ward. which has 1894 voters shall be entitled
to two Assistant Aldermen.
The Seventh Ward which has 9O1 voters shall be entitled
t. two Assistant Aldermen.
The ghlh Wand. which has GT6 voters shall be entitled
to :, >Sis3tut Alderman
The Aitt Ward which has G92 voters shall be entitled
to are Assistant \ si"rman
Tl!o Ivnt Wand which has SIS voters shall lie entitled
to two Assistant Aldermen
The Eleventh Ward which has I61 voters Shall ba oui
tied to one Assistant Alderman
The Board, on motion, took recess of fifteen
minutes.
AT the expiration of said recess the roll was
called, when the following members answered to
their names:
Hon. F. Alpuente, President; Messrs. Bailey,
Forbes Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Relf,
stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins and Wilson
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No quorum being present, the Board took q
further recess offive minutes
AT the expiration Of said recess the roll was
again called, and the following members an
sWered to their names:
Hon. +. Alpuente, Presidents Messrs Bailey,
Forbes, Leeds, Mackey, Mccormack, Nixon,
Place, Relf, Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins
and Willson-l4.
quorum beng present. the Board resumed
the consideration of said preamble and ordi-
nance.
The President called Mr. Watkins to the Chair
and moved to adjourn, which was lost by the
following vote:
Yeas--Messrs Mccormack, Relf and Sykes
--3.
.Nays--Messrs. Bailey, Forbes Leeds, Mackcy,
Nixon, Place, Stetson, Summers, Watkins and
Willson--l0
The question being on o motion of Mr. Wat
klns, Tor the adoption Of the said preamble and
ordinance, was carried by the following vote
feas-Mesers. Bailey, Forbes, Leeds, Mackey,
III,
| Watkins and Willson-12
.Nay-Mr McCormack-1
| The President, DR.. + Alpuente, asked and OBJ
/ tanned leave to have his vote recorded against
the adoption Of said preamble and ordinance,
And on motion the Board adjourned.
WALTER ii. PETERS, Secretary.
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| GEs. Scorr's SPEECH All CLEyElAND-C Cleueal,d Ohio
September 2lThe following is the speech of Gen Scott
from the balcony of the American Hotel yesterday
to the throng which assembled to welcome him to tn
city:
Fellow wcitizens-Whon I say fellow citizens meal
native and adopted citizens, well all who intend
become citizens OF this great and glorious country,
thank you for the enthusiastic reception you have give
me. (Cheers) But there is thing regret in visit
ing this beautiful city and that is the rain was paine
that while was comfortably sheltered in covered cal
ragc you should have been exposed to rain and niue
during my military campaigns, and at other times i
the discharge OF the duties my Office and during tn
greater part of my life, have been the march,
have always been accustomed to expose myself to tn
weather and other Inconvenience camp life commo
with the brave soldier of the army, and L panied
this time to see you put to such Inconvenience m
account (Great cheering Fellow w-citizens--L hay
thought man could hardly cali himself Citizen of h
great country without passing these great lakes
which this justly celebrated Of the most beaut
full of the whole west You're welcome here from
Irishman. hear that rich brogue--I love to hear il
it makes remember the noble deeds of Irishmen man
of whom have led to battle and to victory. (Grea
cfeering)
Fellow-citizens-I do not intend to make a speech
am not journeyng for that purpose travelling 10
the purpose of selecting site for military hospital
simply at your call to thank you for this greeting
You have seen fit to greet cordially, so would yo
greet any of your country Generals accept it
evidence of your patriotism it convnces me of your
votiop and loyE Of yours -oouatry fGheers) will nc
'detah you longer you wet and covered with mut
thanks for this enthusiastic reception (Grea
| cheering " =,
This morning he was waited upon by large number
our citizens aud his departure in the for Coun
bus, was enthusiastically cheered
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TAG GRAtE H1f.According to the Greek Journals III
malady in the cornth grapes has been extensive tha
the yield of the year will only be 100000 lbs instead
coo lbs it has heretofore averaged and that