New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

District, notice given through the Official Journa
that said negroes would be exposed for Sale by Messrs
Bonnevu BENT nuctioncers at the St. Louis Exchange
Monday the 2St inst the highest bidder cash
and were accordingly odjudcaed as follows
John, to Mr.. Chas. Lamarque. for $40.
Peter. to mr. Chas, lamarque, for S420.
Which amount less the auctonecrs charges has b cr
paid over to the Treasurer Of the city Of NewOreans
Very respectfully your obed't serv't.
NJ A. D. CRossMAN Mayor.
A communication from Mr.. Guinan, on the
{ subject of his removal from office by Mr.. Jolls
V Street Commissioner, was laid on the table sub.
!ject to call
as com nunc ton from Mr.. Cyro Gentes, ASKING
s The Council to appoint substitute to the Re-
Y 4corder of the Third District, was laid ON the
table.
petition of Patrick Dunn, relative to Chris
topher Dunn, an insane person, was referred to
the Police Committee
i communication from John Slemmer, Wharf
niger of the Second District, relative to the
nuisance caused by the placing of an extra
large quantity Of coal at the landing opposite
Jackson Square, was referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings
The monthly report for the month of June
1872, from the Street Commissioners Depart
/ ment, was read, and that part relative to the
Magazine Street Market was referred to the Po-
lice Committee, and the other parts of the report
! to the Committee on Streets and Landings.
Vi
Il paid by him to the late Third Municipality, was,
/ on motion, referred to the Committee on Claims.
N communication from Jas. p. Freret, Sheriff,
suggesting to the Board the necessity Of passing
an ordinance authorizing the Mayer to have
! posts and chains placed across st. Ann street,
between Condo and Royal streets-the chains to
\ be used only during the session of the court
was referred to the Committee on Streets and
n Landings.
The following bills were referred to the FL
nance Committee
a bill due A. Durignaud for refreshments,
etc, furnished to inspectors and secretaries OF
v the election Of the 18th precinct.
A bill due to the Orlenian for advertising
runaway slaves in French and ENGLISH during
4 a part of the year 1850 and 1851.
1, The following letters were referred to the same
\ committees
Il From Mr. Joseph Genois, Assistant Clerk Of
II the Recorder of the Second District, offering as
his security Mr., Eugene Lassere.
IA From Mr.. l., Bozonier, Assistant Clerk of the
u Recorder of the Second District, offering as his
security Mrs. Widow A. Bozonier
81 From Jas. P Freret, Sheriff, praying the
II Board to make such arrangements as will enable
him to have some settlement during the ad ourn-
Tement Of the Council.
" communication from the proprietors of the
n Rough and Ready Line of Qmni buses, request
ing permission to erect blacksmith's forge OPP
poSlle tne IOllclnflfain ftIllrOau, was referred
40 the delegation from the Third District
IA A petition was read from residents on Custom
house street, praying to have a lamp placed at
she corner Of Customhouse and Johnson streets
Mr.. Clark presented the following resolution
ssyhich was adopted, the rules being dispensed
tyith
h,ori That the Street Commissioner cause lamps t.
me placed at the Of johnson and Gustomhoust
streets and Preur and Benville streets.
~. A petition from residents on Benton street
aEO 'eatiye to an obstruction on Benton street be
sEsween Calliope and Clio streets, was read, ant
Hshe following resolutions, presented by Mr.
54stockton, were adopted, the rules being sus
Aperaed
ri Rcsos That the Surveyor be. and is hereby author
mayed to take legal steps TO have the fence Benton street
nplainel Of removed and the plank banuuee laid
N Essayls previous to putting up said fence,
RYolrsa That the Surveyor be, and is hereby author
lied to have plank bauluettes laid the side
I Benton street, from Calliope to Erato street.
H., A communication from Neptune Fire Compa
sMly No. 4, relative to repairs to be done to thci
ssengine-h house, was referred to the Fire Com
Smittce.
Y A communication from James Gulick Fir
company No. H. relative to the purchase of
horse for said company, was read and the fol
lowing resolution, offered by Mr.. Stockton, wa
adopted, the rules being suspended
Resoted, That the Comptroller issue warrant til
Treasurer in hyGr of James uitE Fire Company No II
for hundred and eighty five dollars, for the purchas
OF horse for said company.
A petition of Mr.. ]. Robb was read, askin
for permissic:. to erect yeranda in front Of hi
house on St. Charles street, between Common
and Canal streets and the following resolution
offered by Mr.. Burke, was adopted, the rule
being suspended:
Rego',ed That James Robb ESD, have permission t
twostory iron veranda in front of his property
and t1pc hp To-
duIin the pleasure of the Common Council.
II "A communication from Geo Cronan was rea
/ relative to the amount due him for the paving o
n lie wee street, and the following resolution of
I ferIed by Mr.. Clark was adopted, the rules bein
suspended:
ReSored That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby.
thorzed and directed to issue his certificate to Mr. GEE
Cfonan the completion of his work for the paving
lyee street for the amount due him for the paving
street less the amount of $1,000 said to be
ned subject to the future action of the Common Cour
4 Gil Of this city.
~ A memorial from Pelican Division No. |
the Sons of Temperance of the State of Louisi
rAna, referred to the Police Committee.
Haf The following petitions were referred to tn
Hludiciary Committee:
ID OF Mrs J. F. Dodart, praying for permissio
Nlb emancipate her slave Amelia.
OF Mr.. Marc Dodart, praying for permission
HI emancipate his slave Marie.
HMOf Mr.. John I. Donald, praying for permits
! Iabn to emancipate his slave Mary jenkins.
HhsMrO of Charles Meteye, praying for permission
; HoIancipate his slave Nlilly.
HesOf Rosa Lopez, f. W. c., praying for permits
; ti1ieer,n to emancipate her slave Francis.
HalOf Catharina Robinson, praying for leave
= NIalman in the State
d Ia1
taf REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
5 IlaaiNIr. Converse, on behalf Of the Finance Con
Iarttee offered the following report and resol,
Il Hahn, which were adopted, the rules being SUI
:, iahnded
Ehe Finance Committee. to whom referred sund
At ounts beg leave to report that they have carefully
y Eifined the same, and offer the following:
r. 1esoied That the Treasurer pay the following
" Hi warrant of the Comptroller viz
nds of lamp wick. fortythree dollars and forty cen
" NJ Lopez, for procuring the of the owners
ss peIty Third District assessed blank three hundr
y. iah ftty-eight dollars and fifty cents.
, Francis Newman. for procuring the names of Il
n sers property Third District blank thr
I IT. fedred and eightyone dollars aud ninety cents
the True Delta, for advertising notices electo,
OF hundred and sxty-three dollars
u.s. the Daily Orleanan for advertising notices of elt
Hold '' A Ian -'
es Ialti th D,v T,es for advertising tb,, oei,a, retr
no iuLl e election 22d March, twenty-five dollars.
the Daily Picayune, for advertising notices of cit
l.s lcl ETC. three hundred and eighty three dollars
la Auguse Brllsle for stationery furnished the Pub
IN Second District, four hundred and fifty dolla
11sstweve cents.
M Victor IIebert for books furnished the Public Schoo
10 T., District, three hundred and eighty dolt