New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-18

p Macarty, to emancipate the slave George;
Cyrle Labiche to emaneipate the slave Marie Louise
WITH permission to the above named slaves to remain in the
state after their emancipation.
Mr.. Clark offered the following resolutions,
which were read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
Wh9sas The anniversary Of cur national Independence
Is near at hand and Whereas 1t Is proper and becoming
and in unison with the patriotic sentiments which ant
mate every American breast that this day sould ~ ed
in grateful remembrance and should be eommemorsted
in an appropriate manner be IT. therefore,
Rsoree That the sum Of i've hundred dollars be apprc
posal Of the committee to ceebrste IN fitting manner
Rsolred That joint COMMITTEES Of three members of
this Board and - members Of the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen be appointed to carry out the object Of the
foregoing resolution
The Chair, in accordance with the above reso-
luton, appointed the following committee on the
part of the Board Of Aldermen Messrs Clark,
Burke and Claiborne
Mr.. Claiborne offered the following resclu-
tions, which were adopted, the rules being sus-
pended:
Wras, Different names have been given to continuous
parts of the streets in the Third Dfstct thereby
occasoning frequent embarrassment to the wsyarer IN
said District and whereas it is advisable to simplify the
map Of the city and to render the directions to s differ
Be Rssored That hereafter Moreau and Condo srpef4
shall be called Chartres street
Casacalvo street shall be called ROYAL
Bagatelle street shall be called Bourbon
Greatmen street shall be called Dauphine
Craps street shall be called Burgundy
Love street shall be called Rampant. s
Goodchildren street shall be called st. Claude
History street shall be called Keripree
.9rd e further Resesed That the surveyor n fxiur
the numbers Of lots and houses and the boards indicating
the streets shall alter them accordingly with the above
resolution
Mr.. Converse presented the following ordi-
nance, which was adopted. the rules being sus-
pended:
An ordinance prordg for an approximation of funds E5y he
support Of The Pubic Schools and specifying he mode Of
distribution aad ap?ieation Of he same
BE oatained ~ the Common Council Of the Ciy Of Nesc
Orleans That in accordance with the 38h section Of the
Act Of Consolidation approved 23d February 1852 there
the Public Schools in said eis for the term of ope yes4,
say from the LIST Of June 1852 the Of June 1883 the
sum ofone hundred and thousand ard twenty
allows twenty dollars to each. i5 38s 5lgles53
The above appropriation to be distributed a. follows
viz: ~
To the First District, which had en- the 18Th day Of
April 1852 5o4 pupils, seventy thousand and eghsp dol
lars.
To the Second District which had on the day above
named 2479 pupils forty thousand five hundred
To the Third District which had on the day above
named l4s2 pupils, twentynne thousand six hundred
To the Fourth District which had on the day above
named 1886 pupils thirty thousand hundred
0ne-twefth part and of said appropriation and
distribution be applied to the Of said schools
der the direction Of the Board of School Directors in each
and every month the to be paid out by the City
Treasurer. the warrant Of the Comptroller follows
viz: sT}-s
On pay rolls Of the Teachers furnished by the su
and approved by the Presidents Of each
respective Board
On bills for supplies stationery rent or of
kind approved by the the Presidents and
Committee on Accounts of each respective Board.
Be further enacted That when furniture is required for
requston order approved by the President Of the
Board of School Directors in said District the Super
intendent of the who shall with least delay
execute said requsition order The cost value
said furniture is not to be accounted as part Of the
preparation before named in this ordinance but Is in ad
dition thereto.
Mr.. Converse presented the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted, the rules being dis
pensed with
Resoired That the City Surveyor be- is hereby
quired often as twice in each MONTH to report to the
Common Council the number and description of mechan
les aborers horses and carts and
seers employed and under the direction Of his depart
The compensation paid per day month, the work
works which employed and also furnish information
the duties and requirements Of all thus employed
and judge of the proprety and necessity of their employ
ment.
Mr.. Converse offered the following preamble
and resolution, which were adopted, the rules
being suspended:
Whereas, The allowed by the State, conlpensa-
ton to tie of real estate for proper and faith
full assessment of the property in this city found
nadequate-therefore,
BE ii resored That the twenty five hundred dol
lars be- and hereby appropriated for the Board As
SCISSORS to be paid required by the Treasurer by
of said Board on the warrant of the Comptroller.
Mr.. Converse presented the following resolu
tions, which were successfully adopted, the rules
being suspended
Resoed That all specifications for contracts to be let or
sold at auction by the Comptroer shall be made and
published atleast five times in the official journal prior
the day Of said sale or letting.
Resolred That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby
meetings the work works in under the control
of his department. other than contracts the number Of
also Of superintendent overseer the wages paid
to each per month or day as they are employed.
Mr. Lugenbuhl presented the following reso-
luton, which was adopted, the rules being sus-
pended
Resolved That the Surveyor be- and he is hereby re-
quested to furnish to the Board of Aldermen in
session. estimate of the probable costs Of all
tracts improvements hereafter by the city
before any action be had the said work, contract
improvement.
Mr.. Lugenbuhl presenter the following reso-
ton, which was adopted, the rules being sus
pended:
to appoint Sync for the rural portion Of the Third Dis
trct whose salary and term Of office shall be the
that of a police man.
On motion, it was resolved that the above
resolution, together with the ordinance providing
for an appropriation of funds for the support of
Public Schools, and also the resolutions relative
to the celebration Of the 4th of July ensuing be
transmitted forthwith to the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen for concurrence.
The report and resolution relative to the con-
struction of bridge on Canal Claiborne at its
| junction with the Bayou Road was, on motion,
laid on the table subject to call.
The following message from the Board of As
| sistant Aldermen was read:
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
New Orleans, June Is, 1852
To The Honorable President and Members Of the Board Of IL
deTmen: eA
beg to hand you the enclosed resolutions
adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen and in which
resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into
dry contracts for the cleaning of the Draining Canals
resolution authorizing +. NJ Bienyenu to construct
Icarriage-way in front Of his dwelling. ssfe
resolution authorizing the Wharfnger of the Third
District to employ two men, at thirtyiv dollars per
month
resolution authorizing the Surveyor to place stands
| or tables in St. Mary's Market.
A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to purchase
| ballast S45s {
resolution authorizing the payment OF thirty three
| dollars to B, Laborde
resolution authorizing the payment of thirty dollars
| and twenty-six cents to Mrs NJ, b. Hays
resolution authorizing the payment of hundred
and eighty three dollars to j. G. Tanning.
resolution requesting the Mayor to issue policeman
warrant to P. Murphy.
resolution authorizing the payment of three hundred
dollars to Washington Fire Company No. 20
resolution relative to the publication Of election ad-