New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-07

ciat ed. Wit great respect beIieve me. sir,
Always to remain your faithful serv't,
Signed THOMAS FRAS. Is MsAGHER.
To His Honor the Mayor of Neworleans.
The semi monthly report Of the Surveyor,
showing the number of laborers, etc employed in
his department up to the 2Sth ult, was read
and referred to the Committee On Streets and
Landings.
A communication from the Street Commits
sioner notifying the Board of the expiration of
the contract for lighting the oil lamps Of the
Third District; complaining of the practice Of
citizens using too much water in sprinkline the
streets. and calling attention to the resolution
of the late Second Municipality, passed on the
10Th March, 1852, requiring the Canal ana
Banking Company to erect, within six months
bridge over said Canal, at the head of St.
Paul street, was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings
MESSAGES FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
A message was received from the Board of
Aldermen, announcing the concurrence Of that
body in the following ordinances and resolu-
| tlons, substitutes and amendments
resolution authorizing J. Pelanne. Belanger s. Co.
and l.. Roca. to erect verandas
A preamble and resolutions relative to the Of the
wharf opposite Jackson Square by the U s. Mail Steam
ship Company coal depot.
resolution relative the securities of Messrs Davis
| Graham. Martin and McLanathan
resolution relative the security of f. NJ Address
resolution relative to the security Of Newberser.
a resolution relative to the security Of G, l.. Lea
| resolution relative to mode Of payment for extra
work connected with contracts.
A resolution annullng the contract aijudicated to
chrsy Conne for laying square block stone Tchoup
| toulas street,
A resolution approving the course of and authorizing
the Surveyor continue the square stone having on
| Tchoupitolas street.
resolution authorizing the payment Of 500 j. Lam
alta and 81 so to D. Berkinger.
resolution authorizing f. Jonte to erect locksmith
| shop on St John the Baptist street.
| A resolution authorizing the payment of s17 to P.
Kirwin
A resolution appropriating $4,000 to the House of
Refuge
penses OF the City Work-house
resolution authorizing the employment of laborers
| the wharves Of the First District
mittees
resolution relative to the extension of water pipes
on HevG street.
resolution relative to the Common street Shell Road
resolution authorizing the payment of supdry ac-
counts with m amendment)
The amendment the resolution relative the sale
the contract by the Mayor to MARQUEE for the she'll
ing and grading of the Metairie Road and Washington
street.
The substitute for the resolution authorizing the Comp
troller to comptrol the bill Of ?. Fox.
The substitute for the resolution relative the Comp
troller and work done under contract.
By another message the Board was Informed
of the adoption of, and invited to concur in, the
following resolutions and substitute
resolution suspending the resolution of the Common
Council approved September % 1852 ordering the closing
of all public beer gardens.
resolution authorizing the Surveyor to prepare plan
and estimates for the improvement Of the promenade
Canal street
resolution granting permission to Gen Twggs to erect
la Neranda.
repairing certain wharves in the Fourth District
paving square Tchoupitolas with square
blocks and authorizing the Comptroller issue his
rant for the payment Of the same.
A resolution granting permission to widow J. ArnnuC
to erect yeranda and authorsng parties hereafter II
verandas built of iron under the superintendent
of the City Surveyor.
resolution authorizing the Surveyor to repair tn
Treme post and to put new pair of stairs to the polio
jail
resolution appointing the inspectors and clerks of til
election to be held the second day of November an
locating the polls.
resolution postponng until the fourth Monday of
cemher next the taking of the Of the voters of IL
city Of New Orleans the question ofhcense cen
Of public drinking houses
4 resolution authorizing the Surveyor to repair t.
b.. school house at Mineburg.
substitute for the resolution passed by the Board
Assistant Aldermen relative to brick banquettes NJ
nf street from Tchoupitoulas to Religious streets.
i On motion, the resolution approving the actio
of the Surveyor in repairing certain wharves j
l. the Fourth District, and paving one square il
. Tchoupitoulas street with square blocks, an
authorizing the Comptroller to issue his war
: rants for the same-was referred to the Judici
ary Committee.
t PETITIONS, ETC.
y Of Catherine McCanly to be exempted iron
paying license-was read and referred to til,
d Committee on Charity.
OF Red Rover Fire Company No. 16 for al
appropriation to purchase hose carriage; o
d Jefferson Fire Company No 20, same and fo
repair of their house; and of Volunteer Fire
Company No, l for new house-were read anC
! referred to the Committee on Fire.
Of Theodore Brauns, for payment of salary
d as Health Warden; of Race Foster, attorney
, for Fox & Green, for payment of claim for rails
ing and relaying curb and gutter stone; of Pc
d ter Kaiser that his security be changed; o
Thomas Hanly, for pay as laborer, and of A. II
Eldrdge, Wharfnger, to be allowed Clerk
nance.
: Of John Slemmer, Wharfnger, to be allowed
two laborers; of sundry merchants and mer
camille firms, demonstrating against the Flat
boat Landing being located in the Fourth Dis
: trct; of E. D. Osborne, for payment of salar,
d due him as engineer of the draining machine 0
d the late Second Municipality; of P. Carmody
r that the Surveyor issue q certificate in hi
Il Names of sundry residents of the Third Dis
a trict, demonstrating against the establishment
t of the Nuisance Wharf at the head Of lndepen
dence street-were read and referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings.
t Of fsundry citizens resident near the New Ba
sin, for the erection of a bridge over the neN
canal, between st. Paul and Liberty streets
was read and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
e Of George Rice and Chas. Butler, for a licens
to give series Of society and other balls on Jack
t son, between Jersey and Chippewa streets; of Al
exander Pereira, to be allowed to erect yeran
da of Michael Nugent, to be reimbursed cost to-
buryng an orphan placed in his charge by thu
Recorder of the First District; of j. Mazereau
for transfer of his license of T. Garrett, t.
erect a boiler shed on ST. Joseph, between
Tchoupitoulas and Leyee streets of VIM. G
!. Gordon, to be reimbursed fine for carrying
Z; concealed weapons; ofsundry property holders
resident in the vicinity, against the continuance
> of the boiler factory near the corner of Baronn
: and IIeva streets, and of Louis Moaledon's, tha
he only be charged three months license for tn
!; present year, he having opened his coffee nous
before the lst instant-were read and referre
to the Committee on Police.
OF Special Committee of the Board of Direc
tors of Public Schools Of the Third District set
ting forth that sundry pupils living in that Dis
trict, formerly under tuition in Second District
II have been dismissed from the latter schools, an
u claim admittance in the schools of the Thir
District, which are unable, from their limite
"a resources, to admit them; that the appropris
g ton awarded the Second District for educaton
n purposes is over estimated, while that OF Il
i i Third District is inadequate to its wants, al
asking that the overplus of the Second Distri
e be granted them for the purpose of reoeivir
II said dismissed pupils-was read and referred
u u the Committee On Education.
Of p. Conelly, to be appointed on the Polic'
of pl, ,nn pnt,1 to hn ,,,,Ii