New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

has been submitted to the Board Of Assistants
which was made the order Of the daysat thei
next meeting
On the second paragraph-relative to th'
privilege Of collecting dues on the sale of oyster
on the Leyee, and on board Of pirogues, etc
your committee recommend that the sale o.
! oysters on the Levee between the markets BE-
prohibited, and that the dues on oyster boats
and piTogues,is covered by the ordinance regu.
lating the collection of Levee Dues, and beg tt
offer the following
Resolved, That hereafter, it shall.not be law.
fui to sell oysters on the Leyee between the two
markets, Second District. That any person
violating this resolution, shall not pay fine Of
less than five nor more than ten dollars for each
offence.
| Mr Converse, on behalf of the Finance Com
mittee, offered the following report and resolu-
ton, which were adopted, the rules being sus-
pended -.
| The Finance Committee beg leave to report
that, agreeably to ordinances Nos.17 and 1876
authorizing the Finance Committee to purchase
q lot for the use of Lafayette Hook and Ladder
Co. No. l, recommend the purchase of lot of.
fered by Mr.. Garcia, on jackson street, fol
| twelve hundred dollars, and approved Of by
| John Turpin, foreman, and offer the following
| resolution .e8
| Resolved, That the Mayor be, and heis hereby
authorized to enter into the necessary contract
for the purchase Of a lot of ground on jackson
street, from Mr.. Garcia, for the sum of twelve
hundred dollars, for the use Of Lafayette Hook
and Ladder Co. No. 1, providing the dimensions
| OF the same are in accordance to ordinance No
It's, and the titles are good; and the Comptrol-
Ter is hereby authorized to issue his warrant on
the Treasury for the purchase Of the same,
agreeable toordinance No. 1856, when the sale Is
complete. 'f
l.s > Isl
Mr.. Giquel, on behalf of the Fire Committee,
presented the following report, which was
| adopted, and the accompanying resolutions,
passed by the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
were concurred in, the rules being suspended
The Fire Committee, to whom. were referred
different resolutions, passed in the Board of AS
sistant Aldermen, do hereby return the same
for concurrence.
A resolution authorizing sale Of contract for
a resolution appropriating. three hundred
dollars to Jefferson Fire Co. No. %.
a resolution appropriating eleven hundred
dollars to Washington Fire Co. No. 20. M
A resolution .appropriating fifteen hundred
dollars to James Gulick Fire Co. No: II.
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.
Mr.. Burke offeredsthe following preamble and
resolution, which were read twice and adopted,
the rules being suspended: -....-'-
Whereas, the Didrio de la Marina, paper
published in the city of Havana, and generally
considered as the official gazette Of the Spanish
authorities of the Island of Cuba, contained in
its number of the 22d ult the following extract
sour esteemed contemporary, the Pelayo, OF
New Orleans, has concluded to suspend it's pub
LEGATION; and the cause of this must not be
passed ever in silence. The editors were threat
ened with violence, and on complaining, were
informed by the Mayor, Cat least SO we learn,
and we think with truth,) over his signature,
that he could not dispense to them the protec-
ton nominally inscribed in the laws-adding,
moreover, that whatever might happen to the
Pelayo would, in his own opinion, be well de-
served, and that he would even confer uron the
act all the weight Of his intelligent municipal
appreciation
Resolved, That the Mayor of the city be re-
quested to transmit to the Board of Aldermen
copies of such correspondence as may have taken
place between him and the proprietors of SCI
PelayO," or, any correspondence in which that
newspaper establishment was concerned
Resolved, That the Secretary transmit copy
of this preamble and resolution to the Mayor.
Mr.. Converse presented the following resolu
ton, which was read twice and-,adopted, th,
rules being suspended:
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and is hereby
| authorized to release from Jail, Jim, the slav
OF L. U, Gaiennie. his work for the city duriny
| his confinement being considered fair compen
sation for his expenses during his confinement
Mr.. Clark offered the following resolution
which was adopted, the rules being suspended
Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and is here.
by, authorized to have the old office of the
Wharinger of the Second District repaired in a
suitable manner for the use of the Levee Police
of the Second District, provided the expense Of
same does not exceed $3.50.
Mr.. Converse presented the following reso1u-
tons, which were laid on the table subject to
call;
Resolved, That the offices Of Mayor, Comp
troller. Surveyor, Street Commissioner, and
Council Chambers of the. Boards of Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen, shall be established in
the City Hall, Qate Second Municipality Hail.
opposite Lafayette Square.
Resolved, That joint committee Of
members be appointed by the Chair to meet a
like committee from the Board of Assistant AL
dermen, whose duty it shall be to designate the
rooms for the several offices and Boards Of Al
dermen and Assistant Aldermen, and have the
same prepared for occupancy.
Resolved, That when SO prepared and ready,
the said committee shall notify the Mayor, and
archives of the city, thus prepared.
Mr.. Converse offered the following resolution
which was read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended:
Resolved, That all employers and officers Of
this city, or either Of the late Municipalities, OF
of the late city of Lafayette, who have funds
in hand belonging to either part of said city as
aforesaid, be, and are hereby, required to pay
into the Treasury such funds, by the first day
of January next; in default of which, the City
Attorney be, and is hereby, by this resolution
required to proceed legally against said delin-
quents and their securities, to recover the
amount thus due.
The following message was reads
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
NewOrleans, November 9, 1852.
To the Hon. President and Members of tn
= Board of aldermen:
GENTLEMEN-I beg to hand you the following
resolutions passed by your Board, | notify, 20,
| of the concurrence therein of the Board OF As
! sistant Aldermen, to wit: -
"A resolution accepting Robert Condor as TIN
security of John Kinsella.
| A resolution cancelling the bonds Of. J. G
Heller.
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller t.
sell the contract for numbering and branding
all CARTS drays, ETC., licensed by the city (witl
| amendment.)
| The following resolutions Of your honorable
| BODY have been rejected, viz:
A resolution instructing the Surveyor t
make out certain bills against owners of lots il
the Second District, and that said bills be de
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