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

ct, Sheriff, recommending that a chain beK
tretched across st. Ann street, from Royal toE
hartres streets, during the sessions of the Su-
rene Court-were read and referred to then
Committee on Police.
Of A. Chastenit, City Physician, that suta-
Die accommodations be provided for the sickE
Of the Work-house, Second District-s
vas read and referred to the Committee onM
Heath. <
A PETITION Of James Farrell, Contractor withE
the late Municipality No. Three, setting forth !!
That heis a heavy loser from having receivedE
the obligations of said Municipality which hes
was obhged to discount, and asking that the =
amount Of said discounts be reimbursed him, Y
having b.en read,
Mr. Do,honde moved to lay on the table, \
which was lost by the following vote:
peas-Nessrs. Bailey, Dolhonde, Eustis, La
nata, Place. Stevenson and Stetson-7,
NuyS-hlessrs. Andrews, Burthe, Hermann n
Leeds, Mackey Nixon, Shaw. Sykes, Watkinsf
and Wiltz-1O {
And On motion, it was referred to the Finances
Committee. Y
a petition from Nlessrs Stanton s. Co. havings
been read Mr.. stetson offered the following 4
and the rules being suspended, it was read al
second time and adopted:
Re0tred That permission be and is hereby given to
Messrs Stanton Co. to their small Steam EngineF
front Cf their lcehoEe situated Strees
for The purpose Of hoisting ice.
An invitation from the Sons of Temperance toE
their celebration of the Advent of the Fourth of!
July, on the Third-was read and accepted
An application from L. G. billiard, for thej
office of Deputy Warden of the Work house
Twas read and laid on the table, subject to call
Mr.. Mccormick appeared and took his seat
STANDING COMMITTEES,
Mr. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
'tee, presented the following resolutions, and the
Irules being suspended, they were read second
|time and seyerally adopted:
The Finance Committee. to whom was referr,d docu-
ment relating to the opening Of History and Mysterious
streets, offer the following resolutions
L. Il. plA,E,
THos. L. LElps.
j. LAsATA.
Reorea That the Treasurer pay on the warrant sf the
lComptroer to the Polar Star Lodge three thouannv
hundred and eleven dollars (S351 it being the assessed
yalue Of the property taken opening said streets
Reolre That the Treasurer be- and he is hereby.
horized to collect from the different persons benefited
fine opening Of said streets the charged themre
ectvey by the Assessors on the tablcau filed in tae
4 Third District Court
\ The yeas and nays being called on the pas
Usage Of the above resolution, resulted follows
Yeas-Nlessrs. Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde
SEustis, Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, Mccormick
%NlApu. ldce, iOHdm, 1ieWeTSStu, StelSUu, Sy heS
watkins and Wiltz--16.
.Nay-Nr. Mackey-1.
4 Resored That the contract heretofore existing betwee
Hknapp Totem of Pittsburgh and the late Muncipalit
One for the furnishing Of Cast Iron Bridge Tops at a
Atour cents pound, be and is hereby rescindcd.
4 The same gentleman, on behalf of the sam
8Committee, presented the following, the rule
nbeing suspended, and moved its adoption:
q Resol.d That the ordinance ordinances allowing
aries to the Collectors Capital Drays etc, C0ie
s1ouses etc Special Tax and Sea-going Vessels
Hand the arc hereby repealed this ordinance to tai
fleet and be in force from and after the lt July 1852
i Air. Shaw moved to refer it to the Speci;
SCommittee appointed on the 22d of April las
ssGn the consideration Of the ordinance relative
ALevee and Wharfage dues, which was lost by IL
sfollowng vote:
n Feas-Messrs. Dolhonde, Eustis, Lanat
9Shaw, Stevenson and Wiltz-6
II .luys-NIessrs. Bailey, Burthe, Herman
HLeeds, Mccormick, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Ste
Ason, Sykes and Watkins---11.
"a And the question being on the motion for i
Hadoption, it was carried by the following vote
n Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Burthe, Herman
MLeeds, Mackey, Mccormick, Nixon, Place, Ste
SSson, Sykes and Watkins---11.
% .Nays-Messrs. Dolhonde, Eustis, Lanat
gShaw, Stevenson and Wiltz-6.
Il The same gentleman from the same Commtt
sfsofered the following, the rules being suspende
lsand moved its adoption:
q treas the 35th section of the act of consolidation
Squres the Treasurer TO place in suit first proxmo
l8unpaid Tax bills, therefore
M Be fsolrd That the Treasurer be instructed to mott
sJand require all Tax Collectors return his Office
sSrhursday. the first July all unpaid bills in their pc
S3sesSiOn.
~ Mr.. Stevenson moved to amend by inserti1
Ahrst Of September" instead of +" july whit
sa was lost. And the question being on the motto
Nto adopt the resolution, it was carried by the fo
SLOWING vote;
n Teas-Messrs Bailey, Eustis, Herman
HLeeds, Mackey, Mccormick, Nixon, Place, Re
NShaw, Stetson, Sykes and Watkins-l3
" .NayS-Messrs. Andrews, Burthe, Dolhond
MLanata, Stevenson and Wiltz-6.
Il Mr.. Bailey, on behalf of the Committee {
Streets and Landings, presented the followil
Ereport and resolutions, and, the rules being su
Expended, they were read second time and seye
mally adopted:
II The Committee Streets and Landings beg leave
makc the following report upon the petition of Patri
@Nugent, asking for extension of time his contra
#for laying sidewalk Cypress street. Your Commit
earn that the alteration in the grade referred to in
Mpetition did not any delay and your Commit
@have had good laid before them for granting
tme prayed for are opposed to establishing the precede
M Therefore report against the same
hi Upon the petition of David Mores, asking payment
constructng wooden sidewalks in the Second Dstrctye
NCommitee learn that by the contract the first Muucip
#y agreed to pay cash for onethrd of the work upon
8completon of every two thousand feet aud furnish
Mblls properly certified against the property holders
e remaining twothirds all of which part of the contrs
has not been fulfilled up to the present time although
@conractor has continued with his work until the VIII
contract is complete The price is very low the contr;
Ntor is suffering for the want of his moneyyour Co
Wmittee therefore offer the following resolution
IA Upon the petition of Thos Mahon asking for extra p
ttppt nd MaloO he Il
&allowed in the department in which he worked and yc
III Committee cannot any right they have to change
Msane.
Isl Upon the letter of s. A. Guybre D'ilely notifying
q Council of his inability to comply with tho adudicat
IA made to him by the Comptroller, for the repairing
abuding Of wooden bridges in the Third District yt
AUUnmtce that the contract be sold on
n1 risk of said purchaser after ten days notice and OF
a resolution that effect, also resolution requrin
Mdepose of twenty dollars at the time OF duuicatne
Ncontracts by the Surveyor.
n Upon the petition Of Thos Hynes, asking privilege
sHowing paving stones remain the evec until til
,can be laid on Royal street your Committee recomme
hat Mr. llynes be allowed such privilege whenever it
Hbe done without too much Inconvenience to the shpp
Hand offer a resolution accordingly.
lM Upon the communication Of the Comptroller report
sales of contract for paving around Sarparu market
WCommittee find the price not unusually high, and the
Nafore report in favor of accepting TIL same
Also upon the sale of the contract for cleaning the sire
sot tho Third District your Committee report in favor
EAthe same,
N Also upon the adiuaicatons of contract for the C
obstruction and keeping in repair Of the wooden bridges
irains) in the Second and Fourth Districts although til
considerable difference in the prices, your Commit
/ 4,consder them all sufficiently low.
fM Upon the report of Surveyor relative to the ocatio
#nuisance wharves, your Committee objections
epaces selected and offer resolution to carry out
ii selections.
Upon that part of the Surveyors letter relative to
Mfing of Claiborne street and sewering the same,
Committee recommend that at least that part under
e4market should have the constructed as it viii
eS economy to do The earth will go far towards filling
HSpace required for the market and the sewer will
,Mmuch less to construct now than after the marke
erected they therefore offer resolution have the
! Mlone.