New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

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c for the sum of s25o5o l per cent which amounts
to S757 SO per which amounts to 81 2oz o.
together 5000 which said amount we recommend TO oe
paid said j. NJ Lapeyre, ESQ., and beg to oeF 1he lo
lowing: , ,,
Rcsoired That the Treasurer pay the warrant Of the
Comptroller to j. NJ Lapeyre. ESD. as assignee u
Soue and G. More Esqrs the Of five thousand an ana
ten dollars requiring full satisfaction chertu m sa
agreement in the office Of H. p caire notary ana
full and complete release and relinqlshmeht ana re-
ceipt in full for said claims
The yeas and nays being called in the passage
of the above resolution resulted as follows:
Yeas: Messrs Bailey, Dolhonde, Forbes,
Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Nixon, Shaw,
Stevenson, Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins
and Willson-l3
Nay: Mr.. Burthe--1.
esopd That the Treasurer pay the warrant Of the
Comptroller to f. A Michel the of dollar and
haE-the being for dollar paid for hire Of cab
in carrying message from the Board of Aldermen to the
Of Assistants and fifty cents for ice for the
the Board of Aldermen.
The yeas and nays being called on the passage
of the above resolution, resulted as Iollows
Yeas: Messrs Dolhonde, Forbes, Hermann,
Lanata, Lusto, Nixon, Shaw, Stetson, Summers,
| Sykes and Watkins-11.
| Nays: Messrs Bailey, Burthe, Leeds, Slew
erssen and Wilson
| The resolution authorizing the transfer of a
| contract for lighting, from P. Willmann to f.
| J. Altman was read twice, the rules being sus-
| pended and concurred in
| The resolution granting permission to A.
| Brown Il Co., to erect a mandatory with a
steam engine, was read twice, the rules being
| suspended and concurred in,
The resolution relative to the contract Of
Knapp & Totten, was read twice, the rules being
suspended, and concurred in.
| The resolution instructing the Census takers
| to make their returns to the Mayor, was read
twice, the rules being suspended, and concurred
in.
| The resolution authorizing the Treasurer and
Comptroller to appoint their Chief Clerks az
| their Deputies, was read twice, the rules being
suspended, and concurred in. A motion of Nh
Leeds to fix the amount Of their security in that
event, at $40 200, having been lost.
| The resolution authorizing the purchase of 6
horse for James Guck, Fire company No IL
The resolution authorising the purchase Of /;
lot for the use Of Eagle Fire Company MOI;
The resolution relative to Vigilant Fire Com
pany No3;
The resolution relative to Phoenix Fire Com
pany No s;
Tie resolution relative to Creole Fire Com
pany No9
The resolution authorizing repairs to Fir
Company No Is, and House
The resolution authorizing the Surveyor t.
purchase d Fire Alarm Bell for the Parish Pris
on:
We're read and referred to the Committee ol
Fire
The resolution appropriating $s400 for Mr. NJ
Carson;
$26 to B. Ougatte;
The resolution cancelling the bond of A. Du
pre-;
The resolution exempting ship Jenny Lin
from paying wharfage;
The resolution authorizing the Collectors
the late municipalities to continue their collee
tions;
The resolution approving the adjudication
certain contracts;
| Were read and referred to the Committee o
Finance.
The resolution directing the Street Commis
sionner to place lamps at certain corners
streets;
The resolution relative to the payment of d.
vid Moores, contractor for making sidewalks
f the ID District;
The resolution annulling the contract vii
Daniel Br0derlck;
E We're read and referred to the Committee
Streets and Landings.
The resolution authorizing repairs to Il
Parish Prison was read and reterredito the Con
h mittee on Work House and Prisons
r The resolution authorizing the building of
: house for the Recorders Office etc, in the Fir
District;
lott IN tba
x laying out of Il Park
+ We're read and referred to the Committee
Improvement and Building.
The resolution authorizing the purchase
vehicles for the transportation of prisoners :;
o was read and referred to the Committee of ?
> lice.
+ The resolution authorizing the Mayor to eau
to be taken care of orphan children in d
/ tltute circumstances, were read and reterre
to the Committee on Charity.
The resolution appropriating 5000 for the Il
t of committees was read, and on motion laid
e the table indefinitely.
d The resolution relative to the payment of Gt
'f Cronan, for the paving of Levee street, was re
e, and laid over, subject to call.
IS PETITIONS, ETC.
y A communication from the Comptroller, no
y flying the Board of the adjudication of the &C
tract for laying n plank road in Fulton sire
's was read and referred jointly to the Committt
t, on Finance and Streets and Landings.
s. A communication from the Commissioners
r the House Of Refuge, asking that in future t
VI City Attorney attend to the lIabeas Corpus, a
other cases in Court, relative to the institute.
of etc, was read and referred to the Committee
S' theIouse Of Refuge.
Is A communication from the Comptroller, tral
u VI hitting list of laborers and employees in
department, and recommending the sale of &C
to tracts for repairing wharves, etc, was read a
en- referred to the Committee on Streets and La1
IN ings
A petition of Madam D. Dullillho, for
st emancipation of her slave Harriet A Smith, v
nj read and referred to the Judiciary Commit
lie. Of property holders and residents in the
cinity Of the Port Market, against the contil
ut ance Of fruit stands in the streets, etc. of
st ter Kirwin, police officer, for pay while suspt
ded of c. Barrosse for same of B.. Holsch
til to establish ball room at the corner of Lou
= and Levee streets and Of citizens Of the Tn
N District, against the continuance of balls, ct
were read and referred to the Committee on
in lice.
Oh orc Sesson, keeper of an Intelligence off
or. complaining that others similarly employed
et, not pay their licenses, and q bill of j. B. ]
as Going, for retreshment to Judges of electi
were read and referred to the Comittee on
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