New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01

B,osa THAT the Surveyor be- and .p Is hereby athor
that portion Of lot the Of their stable and
fronting franklin street and now vacant ami tnat ne
also he authorized to have the necessary fences put up 10
protect the from intrusion.
Reoteed That the pay on of the
Comptroller Of three hundred and fifty dollars tn
Jackson Fire Company No 1s for Hose Carriage ssid
be issued only when the Surveyor certhes that
the Hose Carriage has been received.
Rso,rsd also That the Treasurer pay the warrant OF
the Comptroller the sum Of twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars to Jackson Fire Co No Is for new Fire Engine.
be sued only when the Surveyor cerffes that the En-
zine has been received
The same gentleman, from the same commit
tee, offered the following, which was adopted
The COMMITTEE on On Fire recommend d the following
by the Board Of Aldermen. viz Strike out the last
graph reading It is we'll understood that said Company
a never be composed Of less than 40 more than s0
active members
With this amendment, the COMMITTEES recommend the
passage Of the Charter, all of which is submitted.
J. o NixoN,
j. II. RELf.
The ordinance passed by the Board of Alder
men, granting charter to Creole Fire Co. No, i
q. was read. and as amended, concurred in as
follows:
By virtue Of the powers vested in the Councils Of the
cty Of Neworeans by Act Of the Legislature Of the
Companies in City Of NcwOrleans and for pur
|poses; Z approved March "a 1852
BE ordained That Charter be- and the hereby
granted to Creole Fire Co ~ for the space al ten
from the 4th day of July next 1852 their present
5SNdrttT expiring On SAID and that SAd
under said title shall enjoy ali the rights ad
yantages and privileges granted Fire Companies by
different Acts of the Legislature of the State Of Lou
zsiana.
Mr.. Nixon, from the same committee, also
presented the following, and the rules being sus-
Spended, it was read twice and adopted:
Resod That the SUM Of twenty-five dollars per month
be- and h hereby appropriated pay for ringing the ben
the First Presbyterian Church Lafayette Square an
alar FOR Fire the said appropriation to be expended
ader the control Of the Mayor. se
The yeas and yeas beingcalled on the passage
Eof the above resolution, resulted as follows:
Ieas-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Dol
-honde, Eustis, Heermann, Leeds, Mccormick,
Nixon. Place, Shaw, stetson, Sykes and Wat
akins-14.
4 -Vay-Mr. aackey-f. =~f
Mr. Leeds, on behalf of the Improvement and
Building COMMITTEES, presented the following re-
1ports and resolution, ,and the rules heng sus-
3pended, they were read twice and sseTerally
4adopted
The Committee on Improvement and Building to whom
referred the petition of the Of the Assump
5ion Church in the Fourth District Of New Orleans pray
the privilege of establishing grave yard on wash
ngton street. in the of Nayades street. report fol-
That the neghborhood of the proposed site is rapidly
increasing in population and that great deterioration in
the value of property would be expernced by the estab
AIishment Of graveyard.
The Committee therefore report adversely the prayer
sof the petitioners. iTHos- L, LEEDS,
L. BuRrHE.
T. B. DoLHospE,
GEo ErsTis. JK-
The Committee on Improvement and Building, to whom
was referred petition very numerousy signed askrg
the purchase of a Public Square, bounded by BacchnS
Erato Dryaes and Clio street and also, petition Of E.
Wood Perry and A. Kendall, asking the purchase Of
Square in the of the First Ward submit the following
report y
The Committee fully that (as stated in the
first peion) public squares are greatly conducive TO
the health happiness and enjoyment of the people, The
Committee also convinced that the purchase should be
made Immediately whilst the square may be purchased
tixaI,-
section of the Act Consolidation. which that
from and after the Of this act obligation OF
evidnce of debt of description whatever except those
heen authorized shall be issued by the City Of New Or
eans under its authority entirely preoludes the pos-
Xshility Of purchase unless for cash.
mmediate expectation thereof your Committee respect
fuy although reluctantly report adversely the prayer
Eof the petition. THos. L. LEEDS,
q Z BonTHs, B 5,ss ,x
81 The Committee on Improvement and Building to whom
Twas referred resolution authorizing the Surveyor have
Eso much of Annuuciaton Square and Tivo Circle (as
8may require ) enclosed with substantial and econom
Gcal post and railing fence. Report ~
That regards the Annunciaton Square the late de-
cision of the Supreme Court declaring portion Of the
be the property of private citizens has rendered
our action unnecessary. and that reEds the Tivuh
Ccle the Committee have been informed that this pro-
Mperty tigatiou-they therefore deem f
a post and railing fence to be unadvabe at this moenS
II L. BrRrHE.
III T. B. DoLHoSDE,
t# - Gro. EusIls Jr
was referred resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen au
herizing the enlargement of the now used for
pubc School lin the building known the Briton Mar
under the direction OF the Board of School Directors
of the Third District report the following
Ea THos- L., LEEDS, NN
"A IT, BuRrfE,
M T, B. DoLHoEDE,
eE GEo EusTIs. Jr.
Rsoea That the Surveyor be, and hereby directed
make the necessary alterations and Improvements in
the building known the Breton Market at cost not
eE.to exceed two hundred and fifty dollars.
E5 The yeas and nayS being called the passage
Eof the above resolution, resulted as follows:
eM YeaS-Messrs Andrews. Bailey. Burthe, Dol
aMhonde, Eustis, Hermann, Leeds Mccormick,
y MNxon, Place, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, and Wat
stEkins-14
IN .Nay-Mr Mackey-1
rs Mr.. Burthe, from the same committee, pre-
Esented the following majority report:
81 The Majority Committee on improvement and Build
Eng whom referred the resolution adopted by tbs
Board of Aldermen the fret of June nsructing the
Suryeyor to submit to the Common Council plan and
esmates for iron railing and other improvements fol
kthe Washington Square, the Third Distrcs beg Ieave
!, sHto report concurrence in the same. L. BusTHE,
dW GEo. EusrIs Ja..
n Mr. Leeds presented the following minority
or rEreport
orE The undersigned, minority of the Committee I'm
provement and Building whom referred resoiu
ton of the Board of Aldermen nsrnctiug the Surveyo
to prepare plan for iron railing for Washington
CT RSquare, Third District respectfully states.
nd# That by report Of the Financial Committee. 1t ap
Epears there will be deficit of about Sl5C0t0 for thi
Hyears expenses which the undersigned although III
of the resolution believes be sufficient reason for
Exporting against proposal which tends only to the orna
f. Ement Of the city rHos L. LEEDS :
~ On motion the consideration Of both reports
"a twas postponed. -
~ Mr. Sykes, on behalf of the Committee OF
dMCharity, presented the flowing report and res
eg loluton, and the rules being suspended, the,
l.s n were read second time and adopted unani
ry| mously by yeas ana nays:
%Mr A. Ebinger and others. asking aid for widow
her two sons residing in the Tenth Ward, Fourth Dis
Etrict--
req Respectfully report that the widow in question abou
IA eveny years of age having idiots grown
Incapable of doing anything towards gaining subsist
therefore, your Committee deem them subjects
IN charity, and offer the following resolution. FA
be& me r. B. SYKES
lef8 #As# JOHN W. ANDREWS,
u-M THos. SIEwERssEN
M ~ THos. G MAcKEY.
rant of the Comptroller, MIR A. Ebnger for the
en- 6of widow and her idiot sons the sum of tweiv
ofkBdollars per month.
In RESOLUTIONS, Etc
ct .E Mr. Shaw presented the following and th
Erules being suspended, it was read n second tim
a, Io, and adopted:
0 Rsso,ed That the salary of Mr. Walter II Peters Sc
retary of Board of Assistant Aldermen hereb
decared due and payable from the first day April las