New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-13

first of June, 1852, are as follows:
For June. Pay roll Of
teachers. s4,so7 so
Pay roll of landlords and
porters. ............... $40 so
Hunbrecht, buckets, etc.. 16 1896, 1874 rs
For July. - Pay roll of
teachers. ........... 4,s7e so
Pay roll Of landlords and
porters. ............... 66O 80
Felt & Co., stationery. -. SO 00-$$s5, 579 90
For August.-Pay roll of
teachers. ......... 4,so4 OF
Pay roll of landlords and
PORTIONS ...-----s..- 632 90 sssssS
{. W. H. Peters, for prepar-
ing rules etc........... as 00-$5,511 81
For September.-Pay roll
Of teachers. ........... s,7s374
Pay roll Of landlords and
porters. ............... $50 OO-$4, 173 IA
EDWARD RAwLE, Pres't Of the Board
A report from the Surveyors Department
relative to the number Of employees and carts
engaged in his department. was read and ordered
to be fled.
The following communication from the Sur
veyor was read
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, Cry HAIL.
NewOrleans, November 8, 1852.
10 the Common Council, Board of aldermen !:
GENTLEMEN-1n obedience to the resolution
passed by your honorable Board, have the
/
for the alterations necessary to be made to the
old City Hall. in order to render the building
suitable for the accommodation of the several
courts, etc.
Your honorable body will perceive by looking
to the drawings, that the building will cover the
whole space comprised between Chartres street
and Exchange Alley; it will, therefore, be
necessary to purchase the lot Of ground on
which the Arsenal now stands, and the lots and
buildings fronting on Exchange Alley From
information taken, it appears that the lot of
ground on which the Arsenal now stands can be
easily procured from the State 4, therefore
estimate the probable cost Of the alteration and
repairs Of the building as follows, viz:
For the alteration and repairs of the
= puiidlng $500; 1878 600
buildings thereon fronting on Ex-
change Alley. ..................... $4,000
49,. Aotai' .s.s s.ss $96 ,UQO
Very respectfully, your ob't seryaat
LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Mr.. Giquel offered the following resolution
which was read twice, md unanimously adopted
by yeas and nays, the rules being suspended:
Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he is
hereby, authorized to sell to the lowest bidder,
after twenty days notice, the contract for
repairing and altering the bull ling known as
the Mayoralty of NewOrleans, la order to rem
der it suitable for the accommodation of the sew
eral courts, etc, according to plan and specifi-
cation at the Surveyors Office, sale to be made
subject to the approval Of the Common Council
Mr.. Lugenbuhl presented the following reso-
luton, which was read twice, and adopted. the
rules being suspended:
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized to take the necessary legal
steps to obtain the ground required to build the
court house aforesaid.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. Clark, on behalf of the Committee ON
Streets and Landings, presented the following
report and resolutions:
The Committee on Streets and Landings, to
whom were referred ordinances, etc., beg leave
to report as follows:
The ordinance creating Tax Collector for
flats and RATS in the Third District, the resolu
tion ordering the sale of contract for bridge on
the New Canal and the resolution ordering the
saleof contract for paving St. Mary and Freret
streets, your committee would recommend the ap-
prevail Of
The ordinance changing the names of streets
in the city, the committee recommend the alop-
ton of, with some slight amendments, as fol-
iows In the Second and Third Districts, Dor
genois and Magistrate streets shall be known MS
Dt,lhonde street, and in the First District, Jack
son street shall be known as Mackee street,
and also by striking out the amendment of
the hoard Of Assistants, changing the name of
Dagatelle street into that of Ds'lhonde, and |
leaving it to be called Bourbon street, as in the
original resolution Girod street, in the First |
District, also to be known as Broome street
T The petition Of r. Irwin, for permission to
change the original plan for the extension of |
Dryades Market, your committee would recon.
mend to be granted.