New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
UfficiaI Report. ~. N
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS,

IUEsDAf may 70, lS0Z.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
Present-W. G. G. Claiborne, President pro
tenn; Messrs. Burke, Clark. Converse, Labatut,
Lugenbuhl, SeEell and Stockton
The reading Of the journal was dispensed
with
The following communications we're read and
referred to the Finance Committee
From Mr.. H. W.. Adkins, Assistant Wharf
niger, offering Mr.. Francis Martin for his secu-
rity. L.
! From Mr.. J. 3. McLin, Collector of Levee
\ Dues for the Fourth District, Offering for his
securities DIR. w. Z. Sunderland and John B.
Cotton
| From Mr.. Samuel Caldwell, Captain of the
| Fourth District, Offering for his security Mr..
| Joseph Kaiser
From Mr.. Julian Neville, Collector of Leyee
Dues, Offering for his securities Messrs. J as. A.
| Gasquet and Geo. Kirk
From Mr.. 0mer Fortier, Collector of Levee
Dues, offering for his securities Mr.. Edouard
| Fortier and Carton Villars.
| From Mr.. T. Poltson, Commissary of the Veg
etable Market, offering for his security Mr..
Louis Duvigneaud
From Mr.. Arthur Arroyo, Commissary of the
Treme Market, offering for his securities
Messrs. Henry Garedel and Eugene Willoz.
| From Mr. A. H. Eldridge, offering as his secu-
rites Benedict Baggett and Charles Ii. Mobiles
From j. A. Letten, Second Lieutenant of Po-
lice Third District, offering for his securities J.
H. Hildebrandt and John F. Beckman
| FromP Donling Commissary of the Poydras
Market offering as his securities Messrs Thos
Fallon and Michael Gloster. ~
From Mr.. Adolphe Desottes, Lieutenant of
the Fourth District offering as his security Bap-
| tiste Dugart
From Mr.. ST. John Ducoing, First Lieutenant
of the Third District, offering as his securities
Messrs. Antoine Dubuc and +. Ducoing
From Mr.. John Slemmer, Wharfnger Of the
Second District, offering as his securities George
W. Hynson, Aaron Cohen and J. L. Warner
SEQ
From Mr.. Geo. Woelper, Commissary of the
Magazine street Market, Offering as his security
Mr. EOliyer Rice.
From Mr.. L. Boulloso, Second Lieutenant OF
the Second District, Offering as his securities Jo-
seph Llado and i. A. Michel.
A letter from the members Of Louisiana Diyi-
sion No. III of the order Of the Sons of Temper
ance was referred to the Police Committee
A petition Of Mrs. P. NJ Bertcn, praying
for the emancipation of her slave Louise Mede-
line No6mie, and her child Louis Thdophile, was
referred to the Judiciary Committee
A communication from Mr.: l.. .Frigaut, Su-
perintendent of the Public Works Of the late
Third Municipality, was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets ad Landings.
A letter from Mr.. Ed Bacenin, praying fol
compensation, was referred to the Committee or
Finance.
A bill due Mr.. L. Heyliger was referred tt
the Finance Committee.
A communication, with accompanying plans
and estimates, for the erection of a Watch h-houst
on Canal street, was referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings:
A petition from q large number Of residents
in the Third District, with regard to a planf
!, road n tfrpstnnn Stppet rnfprrn1 IN h.
, Committee on Streets and Landings.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Stockton, Chairman of the Police Com
I mittee, presented the following report aud reso
luton, which were adopted, the rules being dis
pensed with:
/ TO the Honorable the Board Of Aldermen:
GEYrEBs,ES--Ihe Police Committee, to whom was re
ferred the petition of D. Rieux for permission
and keep livery stable the East side of Rampant, be
tween St. Louis apd Toulouse streets having CAREFUL
examined the premises beg leave to offer the follown
e resolution: JAS STocKroN,
j, j. LuGEEBuHL,
Resol,ed That permission be, and the same is hereb
granted to E Rlieux to erect livery stable OH the Ea
: side of Rampant street between St. Louis and Torou
streets Provided the be constructed in all respec
ire-proof shall be kept in clean and inoiTensve
ner and that no vehicles Of any kind shall obstruot Il
d the pleasure of this Council.
Z 2 Mr.. Stockton presented the following resolu
il tion, which was adopted, tho rules being sus
. pended:
Rcsorea, That the Rules and Regulations for the go
ernment o the Police Department. as suggested by
honor the Mayor be adopted and that the Mayor be q
thorzed to have one thousand copies printed in paphl
~ ~ form, for the use OF the Department
ID On behalf Of the Judiciary Committee, M
Claiborne offered the following resolution, whie
was adopted, the rules being suspended:
Rssolred That the persons hereinafter named, hav
~ fulfilled the requisites of the laws relative to the
patton of slaves, be- and they are hereby, authorz
to emancpate respectively the slaves hereinafter nan
/, to-wt:
ok Louis Muh, to emancipate the slave William Ep
,g John Houeye, to emancipate the slave Frank and
n wife Harriet
m Marguerite Jadoun, to eniancipats the slave Ro