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

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CouNcrL PROCEEDINGS. Board of aldermen
Tuesday, June 22-Present members W. c. G. Clai
borne in the Chair.
An Executive message embracing sundry recommen
dations relative to Police regulations referred
The official announcement of the vote on the Railroad
tax was referred to the Finance Committee
communication embodying the charge Of Larceny
Mayor W Wv
petition relative to, and asking an appropriation for
the repair of certain Fire Engines referred to the Fir
Committee.
petition from Alfred Munroe Co. asking pernisso,
to erect verandah in front of their store on the
OF Magazine and Graver streets received resolu
ton embodying the prayer of the petition was adopted
communication from Hugh Grant, relative to certain
drafts and plans of survey referred to committee
conference to confer with like committee from the Asss
tant Board
communication asking leave to erect q verandah OF
the corner Of Maine and Levee streets received
the prayer thereof granted
A letter from Julius Fulda. Commissary of the por
market rendering his security wasrcferred the Finance
Committee
Letters from the contractors for the city printing ten
deTng their securities were received and referred
Petitions for permission to emancpate certain slaves
We're referred to the Judiciary Committee
petition from Charitable Institution asking to be
exempted from the operation of the Railroad Tax was re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee Streets and Landings reported re-
solution nstrutng the Treasurer pay on the
of the Comptroller to John Donophan the of $4,000
per decision of the Supreme Court Adopted
The Fire Committee reported in favor of paypr the
claim of Fire Company. Adopted
The Police Committee reported in favor of employing
slaves IN the chain gang: i'll the improvement of the
streets. Adopted.
The Judiciary Committee reported in favor of the
In the State alter their emancipation Laid the table
ORDER OF THE DAY
resolution approving the action of the Mayor in rea
ton to contract with Louis Surg for the construction
OF a bridge across Claiborne street, adopted
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.
Tor shutting up by the Police after five days,
notice. OF all unlicensed tipping shops adopted
Leave Of absence for three months to James Robb was
granted
Leave of absence for three months was asked by T. R.
Wolfe, City Attorney. Granted.
BUSINESS FROM THE ASSISTANT BOARD
An ordinance for the government of Work houses and
Prisons, was referred to the Police Committee
Relative to Wharts, referred to the COMMITTEE on
Streets and Landings.
Relative to State Arsenal and Armory Copcurred in
FOR building ostand-ra fence around Annuncation
Square, Laid on the table subject to call
10 repair the sidewalks in front of the Pauldpr School,
house Concurred in.
10 reimburse property holders os laying certain sec
tons of sidewalks. Concurred in
For improvements to Poydras Market. Concurred ill.,
red in '
Authorizing the Mayor to call Hugh Grant for GER
tam plan books This resolution discussed by Messrs
bui ii "a, ana lugenpnhi MI Burke made statement
which Mr. Lugenbuh repeatedly declared was faselood
MI Burke replied that he would settle that matter out Of
doors. me resolution was concured in.
resolution procure the maps and plans of the late
George T. Dunbar at expense of $3.50 was laid on the
table indefinitely.
resolution to repair the Bayou St. John Bridge. at
Cost not to exceed 500 was concurred in.
Resolutions for the payment of sundry claims were con-
CURED. ~ '-
resolution for the transfer of grocery license Con-
Cured in.
Closing beer garden and dancc-house in the Fourth
District Concurred in
Relative to the election for an Assistant Alderman m
the 18th inst. Concurred in.
Relative to the railway on Claiborne street and rana.,
ing an ordinance Of the late First Municipality relative
thereto. Concurred in.
For the paving of St Louis street. between Royal and
Leyee streets. Concurred in.
GlYlng permission to W P. Ellison to erect a livery
'taoie on Grayer street. Concurred in
Concurred in ~ Ava f"'-is'
message from the Assistant Board NOTIFYING this Roar
d Their concurrence in certain matters was received
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday next
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. body
net last evening and in the absence of DR. Apuene Mr.
" atkins was called to the chair
message was received from the Mayor, suggesting
o the Workhouse and jailstha some ARRANGEMENTS he
maze Tor the accommodation of the insane-and that
mage be erected across the New Canal where it is inter
ected by Common street 1t was refarred In
omnlittees ifP'e
The following is the semmonthy report of the Treas
rer: - ~ '
alance on hand at last report ........ s3l44 o.
'ecelFeu since Observation-Disclosures. l39 543 Sc
,. Total. ..,...,................S1 426SS 50
SN'ise" 134020 So
aance On hand. -sS,659 AZ
A letter was received from the COMPTROLLER GIVING
oee OF several adjudcatons Of several contracts and
ne from the surveyor, designating the places he had
ecteu loF locating the nusanceboats. asking for
!, Claiborne street. ~
A message was received from the Board of Aldermen
turning several resolutions which had been concurrad
several other resolutions requiring concurrence were