New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23

one from the Surveyor designating the nIares h. In
4f toeatng the nuisanceboats and asking 70
! on Claiborne street. f "4
i message received from the Board of Aldermen
feturnlhg several resolutions which had been coucrra
IN Several other resolutions requiring concurrence wer
also sent The resolution among the latter relative n
appropriations to the public schools of the iTurnnt mic
trlcts, caused considerable debate ~
Mf Leeds commended that the Third District did not gel
Us hlucn under the resolution it is entitled to rs wpr
the Superintendent of tina: District made his report nj
inc pupils entitled to the benefit the schools were moi
| i'll attendance. o "
Mr. Place said the argument might be made in ra
saru TO the other Districts, and that the Third District
go more under the resolution than did last year
was moved that the resolution be referred to the COMMIT
tee on Education. 1t was referred
resolution relative to the appontmept of S-nl; r
we rural part OF the Third District referred to te
Police Committee. ~ '-e
A preamble and resolutions relative to the celebration
OF the approaching anniversary of orr Tndenanda
which also came from the Board came I'm for cons;1r
ZION Inc appropriation named was $500 and II wa
moved TO make it $1,000 $500 Objections were made
70 aPproprang any amount larger than the one named
IN the resolution The resolution was concurred in
committee OF five was appointed to act with the com
mittee of the Board in making thn necasrar, Uni
ments. "1-"Hee-
The committee consists of Mcssrs Shaw Burthe Phil
brick, Wilt and Stcson '' S' = LII
resolution from the Board allowing ta ,,po rs ,p.,
ngton Square to Mr. Cater for exhibition of
concurred in - '0
resolution for the payment of large hummer of b;s
was concurred in also was resolution nrnvidn fr
the erection OF an office fer the use of the
trict ~ '-"' D's-
resolution making appropriations for purchasing a
Ne" Engne ana hose carriage for Jackson Fire Company
No 70 was referred to the Committee Fire as also was
resolution to purchase lot of ground for nol an s
der Company No, /. N0 ~ t
me resolution to change the names of several streets
was referred 10 the Committee Streets and Landings
Inc resolution requiring the Surveyor TO rcnnrt TO a.
council the number of mon, carts and horses employed
by nm was concurrcd in, was the resolution
propriating $500 to the Assessors up
The resolution requiring the specifications of all co,
tracts to be sold let be published five timas II; %
ttirrn
An amendment requiring that the specifications shall
be approved by the Chairman of the Committee on Streets
connurred in. ~ wac 'ti'i'
resolution was concurred ill., requiring the Surveyor
TO report to the Board of Aldermen in secret session
perintendence. N' LAD SUI
MY bailey objected to the secret session. and he
moved an amendment requiring the report to be made to
cret session. " e "'i''S ST.
Mr. Nixon thought the ordinance a most extr,ori;no
one, and dsrespectful to the Board of Assistants
On motion. it was rejected
Or Alpuente came in and took his sent
resolution from the Board appointing n con,m4t oo Nc
Oh the public printing concurred in and
essrs steton Nixonand Mackey were apponted on the
committee Nii'" VI 'i''
, A memorial was received from Pelican Lewiston No l |
sons OF temperance urging the passage of an ordinance
W Cue people OF the city the question of license
Health. ~ t''''o oh
petition was received from the former proprietor Of
me Jenny Lind Coffee house. of ST. Charles and
Perddo streets asking for new license free of char
his house having been destroyed by mob in An9st iat
Referred to the Police Committee e@ ''
A communication was received from the Roori of II, |
uerwers stating that when the hyrapts are onennd for
he purpose OF cleaning the Streets the force of the water
Us much diminished and asking that when they are omen
on M alarm Oh ire they be Immediately closed Referred
TO the Committee on Fire ~ -'iAe'
On MOTION tne rules We're suspended and the report of
Inc committee: relative to the emancipation of
several slaves, was taken up Mr. Herman chairman
p ,ie conhtlee stated that himself and colleagues had
mad before he over one hundred petitions and that the
committee haa 1onnd it almost impossible to distinguish
@ 'noSG "hich should be judged fvorably of
,hu those winch should be rejected. He moved that
lew OF tnei 10 be named by the committee be taken nm
ana the rest to be voted for en- sasse
MT Eustis objected to this manner of voting and con-
siderable debate ensned in which Messrs Nixon Watkins
Ind others participated ' " ~
On notion the report was accented and the netio,,
we're taken up separately. F
Considerable difference If oninon ov;stoa -, b. A.
manner in which the whole matter stood and Mr. sban
moved to refer it all back to the Judiciary Committee
nat tey might make more explicit report The motion
member of the Judiciary Committee he accented M
hermann also offered his resignation Pending these mo-
motion to reconsider the motion to refer back was
afre9 ana te pettons for emancipation again up
AT TINS stage OF the proceedings the Board got into an
nextricabe snarl in relation points of order and no
ne could comprehend what they were driving at Some
MEMBERS having left the Hall, there not quorum
1ere dropped in StQtu quo N' {
communication from Mr.. Frank Buchanan, stating
nat under an agreement between the Chagres line Of
teaners and the late First Mupcpalty the Ieyee mas
to be paid quarterly thereby depryng him as ollec
Dr. of his commissions referred to the Finance Com
littee. ~
communication relative to the GENTLY Road was I
'ferred to the Committee on Streets and Landings
The Committee on Claims reported in favor of paynp
umerous bills. Adopted p
resolution instructiug the Tax Collector on Real E
VIC IN the Ihird District to return to the Treasurer all
,oks and records of his office was adopted ~ O
a Fesoiae.oh repeating the ordinances allowing the em