New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-13
TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.


TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
Petitions of W. C. c. Claiborne and resolution the
subject
Of Pierre Saoy emancipation; .... .-..
OF Henry Howell emancipation;
Of f. Barthe Attorney in fact. etc, emancipation
OF John McGovern emancipation
Report of the Judiciary Committee No. One:
Report of the Judiciary Committee No Two;
Petitions Of George Weightuann, for emancipation of
OF Phil. Claiborne for the emancipation of slave
Of St. Paul Datiye, for the emancipation Of slave
of Louis, satu Rber. for his emancipation;
Of Samuel Depas. emancipation of slave;
Of Michael Fitz Patrick for the emancipation of slave
of Marie Louise Riviere for the emapcipaton Of slave
OF Constance Boyer, for the emancipation Of slave;
Of Plsja. for the emancipation of slave;
Of Jean Dabancens for the emancipation of slave.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.
Louis Chauchon and Dejoux, Commissioners to take
we. victo asking license gratis.
f. Faveranche, claiming salaries during the time of his
Sundry citizens claiming the reimbursement of taxes
on capital enormously paid by them
Clotitde Marot, asking license gratis.
W. T. Mead claiming the reduction of the tax on cap
ta having been assessed as S5000 instead of $780,
ought to have been.
Hugh Grant relative to the expenses incurred for the
protection of the city. g .5-
c. G. Oemicken Assessor of the Sixth Representative
District for hundred dollars saton for SER
vices rendered.
c. G, oemicken and r. G. Nicholas. compensation for
services t.. ,.f So.
V. Dejoux for the same object
T. Hairless claims reduction the assessment of
his property. g-fH'
Samuel Morgan, same subject. ply. .. 5.
r. B. Woodwork same subject 5.
H. Robin, Apothecary. claim of twenty dollars for
medicines furnished
Willis Main claiming hundred and sixty dollars for
the opening of Ursulne street.
p. H. Mousseaux, claiming seventy-six dollars for
storage.
James Trescases claiming portion of certain powders
seized.
p Shields claiming one hundred and twenty dollars.
ella miD Iol1o frrh hraoI
St. Martin s. Co., claiming dollars fifty cents
Capt Youennes, claiming seven dollars.
u. Guniatte, claiming ffty-fve dollars fifty cents.
J. Fsse, claiming twentyeght dollars twenty-seyen and
half cents
Thomas Buckley in relation of collection for paving
etc.
Thomas Bell claiming hundred and six dollars fifty
cents for work done in repairing the streets
Thomas J. Hawthorn claim in damages
Charles Allen and others, same subject.
O. Robin, Apothecary, claims twenty-five dollars for
medicines furnished
s. Fournier, claiming fifteen dollars.
p. Numa to be paid during sickness.
P. Kirwan, to be paid during the time he was sus-
Many to be paid his salaries during the time of his
sickness
STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Report of the Improvement Committee the subject
The Commissioners of the Custom house
Resolution relative to the enclosure of vacant lots
therein described.
Communication Of Calhoun Secretary of the Council
Of the Second Municipality relative to alarm bell.
Resolution requesting the Surveyor to draft plan for
the drainage of the city.
Petition of Augte. Richard relative to sidewalks in
Broad street.
Petition of Graham. Davis Co.. asking permission to
haul timber from the Old Basin. 1f=
| Petition of Nudge & Wilson. relative to lamps q.
Petition Of B. W Cohen. offering his Directory.
Petition of Postmasters and Clerks NewOrleaps re-
lative to the numbering of houses in the city
condition of sidewalks.
| Petition of A l.. Plough, Exhibition and Fairs
Petition of j. II. Jennngs-U. S. Steamships Co-rela-
tive to the erection of a shed on the Levee
Resolution in relation to the sheing of the Metairie
Road.
Letter of the Surveyor relative to the furnishing
timber (The letter referred to is not to be found)
| POLICE COMMITTEE.
| Resolution concerning the wooden signs and awnings
Affidavit and charges against the police officer E. Pay
SAINT.
Cancan complaining of officer Arroyo.
/ Thomas Boyle, complaining OF the conduct Of certain
| police officers.
@ Brusle asking the removal of nuisance opposite his
| house on Esplanade street.
/ NJ. Falkeinstein complaining of Corporal Bernhard
Petition of sundry citizens complaining of the present
| limits Of stray animals. 'F --7I
j b. yesseron about charge against officer Gaudy.
Sundry citizens complaining Of nuisance in their
| neighborhood.
Jean Pays concerning the police of the Fish Market
Ordinance relative to the erection of forges etc. in the
city of NewOreans.
bundle containing letters of sundry persons offering
themselves for candidates for offices therein mentioned
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Petition the President and Directors of the Pontchar
train Railroad Company. ...
John McLelland compensation
Officers and volunteers of the Ninth Brigade for an Ar
mary. I-H
Resolution of Alderman Fabre about ordinances con
cerning drays. carts, etc.
Ordinance concerning the leasing of the Work house.
Resolution concerning the Water-works
Resolution for the removal of certain house on tn
levee ,-a.a
Sundry citizens for the removal of the bath establish
ment in Exchange Alley s.. .
sundry citizens in relation to the removal of Guth1
Brewery.
i VIM. Stewart & Co. relative to wooden awnings.
/ BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Resolution relative to the purchase lot ground il
the Second Ward, the Fourth Ward of the Seeont
| District,
Resolution relative to the establishment OF primar
Public School in the of the seventh Ward tn
sixth Ward of the Second District ' '"
| N - FINANCE.
Thomas Mahon asking certificate for work performed
Bill OF Teimaie, amounting to twenty dollars.
Bill of H. Williams, amounting to thirty dollars.
Bill Of IL. Williams, amounting to eight dollars.