New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

nent shall be nine hundred dollars per anum payable
monthly. ,.--
[signedl --.- FRANs. ALPUENTE,
ssa.t, f'''ds sf sissd R q As.''''' Aldermen
5..y, President Board Of Aldermen
APssE Iss:$, "a August 1854 Ap crossMAS ,,.vs
Z No 23e
De orslaine BIZ NE Common Council of e Ciiy ri NtW
Orleans, That from and the passage Of this ord
nance the Coroner shall for each held In the city q
New Orleans receive dollars inclusive OF physi
clans fees jurors fees any burial expenses and all other
costs incident TO the duties Of Coroner nnd when no IN
Quest is actually held snd Coroner shall receive five doll
lars and more the services required by the secona
section Of the 2d passed in 1s4 other than for tile
burial in which case he she'll be allowed five dqaTs
lss... President .s s 4 s 1, h''A' A'd'"'.
i''se'l President Board Of Aldcrn{n.
AP Pg'sSsa "a Aes''''s onossmAs, Mp,o
No $40.
Resoirea That be- and 1t is hereby. made the duty Of
the Mayor to submit the question Of License or No
TO the provisions Of the first section of the Act Of March
4. 1852 entitled An Act concerning the Licensing OF
Drinking Houses and the Sale Of Intoxicating iors IN
this state on such day shall hereafter be
for vote the proposed Constitution OF the STATE
and in conformity to the then existing laws regulating
elections.
Rsore2 That the Attorney OF the City be to
communicate to the Council his opinion as to the legal
effect of the Act of 4h March last on the Acts ana osd
under which the city authorities have heretofore
granted LICENSES to drinking houses ETC.
tsignedl ,. , FRAN y, AhruE N
tsn.a1 ffs''eJ JAMES Ne RnsB ss''A'' '''''''''
l'aD''l President Board Of Aldermen.
AR fssioped - A's'' An. GRESHAM, Mayor.
. No al
Whereas. The Common Council and the citizens Of New
Orleans have heard of the arrival in the Cty of NewYok
of Thomas Francis Meager the eloquent and undaunted
advocate of Irish and Of Universal Freedom and whereas
this body heartily sympathizes in the efforts of all ind
vduals and OF all nations to lay aside the yoke Of despot
ism, and to extend the Universe the of Free
dom and whereas, this body will far in its power
lies, and within proper limits and regardful Of the laws
and policy of this country extend cheering voice and
helping hand to all open advocates Of Freedom and Re-
BE il therefore Resorea That the Common Council of the
City of New0reans have heard with the most unmnged
pleasure the Of the arrival in the United States Of
Thomas Francis Meagher. ......,
Bel further RESOLVED That this Council heartily con-
graduates Mr. Meagher his snguary fortunate
from captivity and trusts that he long live to enjoy
in vain and that the day may not be far distant when he
may return to his emancpated country to reap the
reward e ms services and salls Ter 10 her behalf
quested to convey to Mr. Meagher copy of these resol
tions
[signedl Trans. ALPuENTE,
siru.a Pfs'd' 5A sSfss ROBE 81 '''an' Aldermen
President Board of Aldermen.
Nfssii snsdl guns 1915 A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
No. 242
Resolved That the following wharves and landings be-
and they hereby established nuisance wharves viz
For First District head of Orange street. pier Second
anu lnru Dstrcts az tne Vi spanue street Wharf,
empying filth from prives space in front of Indepen
dence street Fourth District at the head of Ninth
| street.
[Signed] TRANS. ALPUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl JAMES ROBB,
| President of Alasrmen.
Approved I'd August, 1852.
ISignedJ A D. CRossAfAN Mayor.
No. A3.
Resolved That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
horized to sell auction after sixty days notice.
to the Low est bidder the contract for supplying the city
with iron plates for bridges for the term Of year.
per plan and specifications in the Surveyors office.
| ISgued1 FRAsS. ALPUENTE,
l President Boaid of Assistant AlderInsn
| TSgnedl JAMES ROBB,
| Eoird of
| Approved I'd August, 1852
| = Isgnedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
| II, BIER, Secretary. .r| AUG