New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-19

g. The principal Warden shall make out estimate
Of ri c tonnc eean. @ e al bs
monthly upon warrant from Tie comptrosr which shall
Il shall also be the duty Of the principal Warden 70
nave the cannon regularly fired in the yard Of the Work
house and Prison according tho ordinance regulating
streets
10 BE Jrthe ordained That the rate fox keeping
grants sent from the Parish of Jefferson not including the
Fourth Dfstrict shall be twenty-five cents per day
IL Bet further ordained That the Committees on Prisons
and courthouses of this Council be authorized to furns
rules regulations for the government Of the officers
the Work-houae Prison. as rules az to time
which shal be devoted to labor by the prisoners.
The ordinance defining the duties Of the
Keeper Of the Court house, presented on the 9Th
inst, by Mr. Wilson, came up as the order Of
the day.
The 1st, % and Sd articles were adopted
without amendments.
On the 4th article being read, as follows
art 4. The said Keeper is to employ at selary
servants assistants in order to keep said Court
fires lights in proper order and he responsible
all damage and injury arising from their careessnes
improper conduct; ~
Mr.. Leeds offered the following as substi-
| tute, and the rules being suspended, it Was
adopted
Art A. He shall be responsible for all damage and In
jury arising from the careessnesa improper
his servants or assstants.r
The fifth article was adopted without amend
ment.
On the sixth article being read as follows:
sArt G. Said Keeper shall receive inclusive Of ali ex
penses for broons brushes buckets and ali other e.
peses for keepng the said courts in order compensA
ton Of = per annum, payable monthly on the var-
Mr. Eustis moved to fill the blank with twenty
| five hundred dollars
The yeas and nays being called on said mo-
ton, resulted as follows:
Yeas. Messrs. andrews, Bailey, Eustis,
| Hermann, Lanata, Nixon. Shaw and Sykes.
| Nays: Messrs. Leeds, Mackey, Place, Slew
erssen, Stetson and Watkins-6.
| The motion was declared lost. The 18th Sec
ton Of the Act to Consolidate the City of New
Orleans, ETC., approved February %, 1852, re-
quiring that all ordinances levying taxes or
making appropriations exceeding one Thousand
dollars, shall be passed by majority Of the
members elected in each Board.
On motion of Mr.. Eustis, the sixth article WAS
referred to special committee Of five members,
consisting of Messrs. Eustis, Mackey, Leeds,
Hermann and Nixon.
Mr. Nixon moved that the residue Of said or
dinance, being the 7th, 9Th 9th and 10th arti.
cles, be referred TO the special COMMITTEES of i've
above appointed, which was carried.
The following resolution, which came up AZ
the order of the day, was, on motion, adopted
Reoea That permission be, and hereby granted to
Mr. W Ellison to erect brick stable on Grayfer be-
Baronns and Phppa streets as per plan submitted
to your committee and that the building be occupied
as stable during the pleasure of this Council
The following, which came up as the order Of
the day, was adopted unanimously by yeas and
, nays:
Resoired That the Mayor and he is hereby author
zed to enter into the necessary contract with G. W WI
ali Tie materials and laying brick sidewalks borered b
curbstones and cypress gutter the north side Of St
Andrew street. from Nayades to Chestnut street in the
Fourth District, at the following rates, VIZ.
| Per square foot of curbing % cents "a
| Per square yard of brickng. 81 cents. NJ
, Pei srs 3
Payments to be made in accordance with the resolution
1851 passed by the Council Of the City Of
The ordinance presented at the last meeting
by Mr.. Bailey, relative to the di vision OF the
port of the Fourth District, came up as the or
der of the day.
Mr. Bailey moved to amend by inserting afs
ter the words, stAll persons are forbid breaking
!. up any fat boats,' the words, g in any other
n part of the port, = and after the word " penal
n ty the words 9. fifty dollars, recoverable before
lie any court of competent jurisdiction" and to
add 4
Ian ordinances parts ordinances contrary tbs
above be, and they are hereby, repealed"
Which amendments were carried.
= Mr.. Mackey moved to amend by inserting after
/ the word Jurisdiction " this ordinance shall
+ not take effect until the 1st day of September
e next which was carried, and the ordinance as
q amended was read second time and adopted as
e follows:
e be divided and occupied BY vessels as follows:
All that part between the lower line aud the upper side
Labarre and Millbanks Wharres for ships and steam
boats.
That part between Fiss Wharf and Sixth street. lex
cept the ship wharves above menoned for fatboats
land their cagoe except space of sixty feet at the foo
of Third street which hereby appropriated for the land
Of ing ofspars and logs.
All the balance from Sixth street to the upper line
the District ri for the purpose Of breaking up atboats
any other part of the port under penalty OF fifty dol
lars recoverable before any court OF competant
ton
This ordinance shall not take effect until the first day
September next and all ordinances or parts Of ordi
contrary to the above be- and they are hereby
L. repealed
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
90 The following resolution was read twice, th'
oo CO rules being suspended, and adopted unananl
10 mously by yeas and nays:
Resolved That the Treasurer of Newrleans pay th
l. warrants of the Comptroller the following bills:
= j. b. DeBow, expenses of publication of report
i'll three hundred and twentyone dollars and
cents.
he L. p Catoif reception of Kossuth, hundred an
vi thirty-tire dollars and fifty cents.
w p Boxel cartridges firing night gun fifteen dollai
and fifty cents
ut W. c. Raymond oae box sperm candies fourteen do
lars and ffty-two cents
P' p Paaud rent of house used school sixty dollar
r. John P. Howard, cleaning up and taking down Il
10 j. Douglas engraving die and printing sixteen dolal
- 10 j. Williams removing dead animals from the hanks
j. Williams cleaning the markets, fifteen dollars
rs ]. Emmanuel, stationery, seven dollars.
p o. Devezing, half month rent OF house, nfty &c
:, lars. nm, .
Id John KniseIla lighting lamps in Second and Th
Wards Third District four hundred and sixtywo dola
and tifty-six cents. 4,
Brand Mayer 4 Co., removing dead animals from Il
iate m Basin, fifteen dollars.
up II Jnonninr rent of house used school hOus
oins seventy dollars
Chas Gerard, rent of house used as school hous
ich twelve dollars.
a d Iumbrecht. sundries twenty-th dollars
John Ahern lighting lamps in Third District, two hu
dred and thirty three dollars and eighty cents
. john Brun. furnishing glass to lamps, ffy-tour dos
TIL and thirty cents.
~ John McVittie furniture to public schools (Second
o"' trict) fourteen hundred and nineteen dollars
Dr. Greenleaf. attendance to an inquest ten dollars
m, Dr. Thorp attendance two inquests, twenty doa
on Dr. Durel attendance to thirtythree lnquests tn
ros hundred and thirty dollars.
vas Coroner Wilkinson inquess held in May seven hu
dred and fifty dollars.
rd L. ezeaud gravel in ST. Vincent Grave Yard egh
,ut three dollars,
!he The following resolution was read twice, t
leu II y. rules being suspended, and adopted:
A..