New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19
The following messages from the Board Of As
sistant Aldermen were read:

resolution instructing the make their
returns TO the Mayor =s
resolution authorizing the Treasurer aud Copt roller
to appoint their chief clerks as their deputies.
resolution relative to Ph9aix Fire Company Nos.
Aresolution relative to Creole Fire Company No. 9.
resolution authorizing repairs to the house Of Fire
Company. No. 15. -4 r .Et
resolution authorizing the Surveyor to purchase
fire alarm bell for the Parish Prison.
resolution authorizing the Surveyor to remove the
fence in Benton street.
resolution authorizing the laying of plank hanquette
the west side Of Benton street, between Gaope and
ETrato streets. z-
resolution authorizing james Robb to erect veran-,
dah. -lG5 5.#.
resolution authorizing the sale contract for opening
and clearing Of Orleans street.
resolution 3s2 approving the adjudication Of certain
contracts. 5
resolution authorizing the purchase Of lot of ground
for the of Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No
The resolution approprating 500 for the use of COM
mttees was laid on the table indefinitely.
WALTER Ii. PETERS, Secretary.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, / 8
New0rleaDs Ju y 13. 1852
To The Honorable President and Members the Board Of .a
GEsrLEMEN-I beg to return to your honorable body in
which they originated the following ordinance and
and notify you Of the Of the Board of
Assistant Aldermen therein. to-wit:
An ordinance providing for appropriation of funds
for the support of the Public Schools and specifying the
mode of distribution and application Of the same:
resolution nsructing the Surveyor to prepare plan
for iron railing for Washington Square Third District
with amendment
resolution authorizing the purchase of lot for the
of Eagle Fire Company No. 7.
resolution relative to Vigilant Fire Company No g.
resolution relative the payment of Geo Cronan
the paving of Levee street.
resolution authorizing the payment Of s4o5s to Fran
els Sauet being the assessed value of his property
sary to the opening of Euphrosyne street. .f
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell at pub
lie auction all the buildings and improvements in the line
of Euphrosyne street. .'a7
resolution authorizing the payment of $4,000 John
Donovan. .... 7,s.-
resolution authorizing A. Munroe & Co. to erect
veranda. -77i peg
resolution granting permission to NJ Lozes to con-
tinue the construction Of q veranda.
resolution directing the Street Commissioner to have
cleaned, etc a
resolution relative of absence to Thos R. Wolfe City
Aresoution relative to drinking houses restaurants etc
Your obt servt,
WALTER II. PETERS, Secretary.
The amendments from the Board of Assistant
Aldermen to resolution instructiug the Sur
veyor to prepare plan for an iron railing for
Washington Square, Third District, was concur
red in. The above amendment consists in ad-
ding after ss iron % the words &c and wooden
The amendment from the Board of Assistant
Aldermen to a resolution adopted by this Board
requiring all specifications for contract, to be
let or sold at auction by the Comptroller, to bt
published five times in the official journal prio1
to the day of said sale or letting, was concurre6
in, The amendment is as follows, (which spec.
ifcations shall be approved by the Chairman O
| the Committee on Streets and Landings -
The following message from the Board of As.
tant Aldermen was read:
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
New Orleans, July 13. 1852 !
To the Honorable the President and Members Of the Board Q,
aldermen ls1&@
GEsrLEMEN-Herewth beg leave to enclose the follow
ing ordinances and resolutions passed by the Board
Assistant Aldermen in which you respectively invited
to concur viz
An ordinance defining the duties of the keeper of the
An ordinance relative to Public Carriages for hire in
city of New Orleans.
An ordinance relative to the Coroner's fees, etc.
preamble and resolution, relatveto Thomas Francis
Meagher.
preamble and resolution mpeaching Stephen o'Leary
resolution relative to the licensing of drinking shops
resolution establishing nuisance wharyes.
resolution authorizing the sale Of contract for iron
plates for bridge tops
A resolution authorizing the sale Of contracts for
repairs and construction of wharves.
resolution authorizing the employment of five men
by the Warden Of the Work-honse.
substitute for the resolution of the Board of Alder
relative to the securities to be given by persons
tracing with the Mayor and Aldermen NewOrleans for
any WORK to be done and also by the officers of said
ration.
The resolution relative the contract with f. Marquee
from Canal Street to the Bayou Bridge which originated
in and passed by the Board of Assistant Aldermen
the 18th OF last and not adopted by the constitution
al vote required by the 18Th section Act of Gonso-
daton and which said resolution was returned by the
Mayor the Sh of June last for the further considera
tion of the Board of Assistant Aldermen view of the
above facts taken reconsideration adopted
by the required vote, towit: fifteen members, you
therefore required perfect the adoption of the
l am. very respectfully your ob't ser'vt.
WALTER Fl. PETERS, Secy.
The following ordinances and resolutions
adopted by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
were concurred in, the rules being suspended:
An ordinance relative to the Coroners
fees, etc.
A preamble and resolutions relative to Thos.
Francis Meagher.
A resolution relative to the licensing Of drink
ing shops, etc. =-7
A resolution establishing nuisance wharves.
A resolution authorizing sale Of contract for
iron plates for bridge tops.
The substitute from the Board of Assistant
Aldermen to the resolution adopted by this
Board, relative to the securities to be given by
persons contracting with the Mayor and Alder
men Of NewOrleans for any work to be done,
and also by the officers of said Corporation, was
concurred in, the rules being suspended.
An ordinance defining the duties of the Keeper
of the Court house, passed by the Board of As
| sistant Aldermen, was laid on the table, subject
to call.
An ordinance relative to public carriages for
hire in the City of NewOrleans, was read and re-
ferred to the Police Committee.
The resolution passed by the Board of Assist
ant Aldermen, impeaching Stephen 0'Leary, was
read
Mr. Lugenbuhl moved to refer the above re-
solution to the Judiciary Committee. Lost by
the following vote
Yeas-Lugenbuhl, Labatut and Sewell-5
.Nays-Burke, Clark and Stockton-3.
The Chair voted in the negative.
Mr.. Burke moved to refer the resolution to
the Police Committee. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas-Burke, Clark and Stockton--3.
.Nays-Lugenbuhl, Labatut and Sewell-3.
The Chair voted in the affirmative.
The following resolution, passed by the Board
of Assistant Aldermen, was read:
Resolved That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby au-
thorzed to sell at auction the lowest bidder after
days notice. the contracts for the construction of
wharf at the head of Epanade street. and at the head of
wharf Post 3d. all in accordance with specifications
file in the Surveyors Office the sale subject to the ap
prova Of the Council
Mr. Burke offered, as an amendment, to in
sert after the words &c Independence street," the
| words, sand at the head of Ninth street, Fourth
District :
The resolution as amended was adopted, the
! rules being suspended, l.