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

NUMBER 100.
ing resolutions, and, the rules being suspended |
they were read twice and adopted unanimously |
by yeas and nays: |
Resolved. That the Treasurer tay upon the warrant Of
the comptroer sig hundred and Fifty dollars for prnvis
ions furnished the city Wor-house during the month Of
Nay, 1852
Resolved That the Treasu pay upon the warrant Of
the Comptroller four hundred dollar IT being um
Der. coal horse feed etc for the of the city Work
house. A &
Resolved That all prisoners confined il, the Police
Jail Of the Third District be forthwith transferred to the
Police Jail Of the Second District that all officers
now charge of the Police Jail Of the Third District he
discharged from dnty
Mr.. Shaw, on behalf of the Committee on Ed
ucation, presented the following to lie over =
The Committee on Education whom was referred an
ordnance providing for the appropriation of funds for
the support of the Public Schools and specifying the
mode Of distribution and application Of the same
that this Board concswith the Boardof Aldermen
in the adoption Of aaid ordinance and discharged
from the further consideration Of the subject
-.- 'NHEERMaNa
Jso. A. WATKINS.
Mr. Shaw, on behalf Of the Committee on the
House of Refuge presented the following re-
ports and resolutions, and, the rules being sHs-
pended, they were read a second time and sew
orally adopted
The undersigned Committee the House of Refuge beg
That no provision has been made by the Council for
House Of Refuge for girls and that there is urgent neees
There have been ten girls committed by his Honor the
Recorder Of First District niue Of whom are now con
ued in building the refuge for boys from whence
they should be removed without delay. &
Your Committee. in consideration of the foregoing
would recommend that the Board Of Commissioners be
authorized to rent building suitable for the purpose
he obtained for temporary Refuge, and that
appropriation of three hundred dollars be made for the
current expenses of the Refuge for Girls p.
Existing ordinances provide for the administration Of
the institution branch of the Refuge for Boys,
| They recommend the adoption Of the accompanying
resolutions |"s+ q, ". SHAW,
| JoHN F. WILSON,
4. B. DoLffeSpE.
Resolved That the Commissioners Of the House Ref
uge be authorized to rent building suitable for tenn
pory House of Refuge for girls provided the rent there
Of shall not exceed one thousand dollars per annum
| The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage Of the above resolution, it WIS unanimously
adopted. -
Resolved. That the Of three hundred dollars be,
and the same hereby appropriated for the current
penses the Refuge for Girls payable the warrants Of
| the Comptroller
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage Of the above resolution, it was unanimously
adopted.
The undersigned Committee the House of Refuge to
whom referred the resolutions of the Board Of Com
msoners requesting that the Council instruct the City
Attorney attend to writs of as corpus and other
renting to the House OF refuge report:
That Whereas by the ordinance NJ H. approved May
1852 the City Atorneys the legal adviser of the Council
and all officers Of said city when advice is necessary and
it made his duty to represent the city within the State
in all judicial proceedings suits actions and CONVERSATIONS
in which the city has may have interest " it is
therefore clearly his duty to attend to cases relating
the House of Refuge branch of the city government
Your committee therefore report avoraby the apph
cation of the Board Of Commissioners and recommend
the annexed resolution for adoption by the Board of As
sstant Aldermen. G. W. ssHAw,
Il 7. B, DoLHoNDE,
Resoted That the City Attorney be- and he is hereby
instructed to attend all Of habea corpus othe,
legal proceedings, relating to the House Of Refuge.
Ihereas, the Surveyor the late Municipality No
instructed by the Council of said Municipality to hav
the fence Of the House of Refuge repaired provided thai
the cost of said repairs should not exceed the sum of
dollars and whereas default in the execution of sait
instructions has afforded opportunities for several
OF the inmates from said House of Refuge therefore
Resolred That the City Surveyor be required to hav
said repairs executed without delay.
The yeas and nays being called on the pas
sage Of the above resolution, it was unanimousl,
c adopted.
SPECIAL. COMMITTEES.
| Mr.. Shaw, as Chairman, presented the fol
lowing report, which was adopted
l. The special committee appointed for the purpose
making arrangements for the proper celebration of tt
seventy sixth Anniversary Of American independents
have given their attention to the matter and renort
That the unusually small amount placed at the dspos
of your committee by the Common Council renders in
possible for them TO DO more tlin to
saues fired morning. and evening in each of tt
four districts of the city and provide music for the vou
teer companies participating in the celebration Of the
the whole expenses amounting from $3.50 to $500
Y Ii. G. STETsow.
y. l.. BuRrHE
Mr.. Watkins, as Chairman, presented til
r following report, preamble and resolutions, an
n the rules being suspended they were read q sec
u ond time and unanimously adopted
u The Special Committee whom referred that pal
of the Mayors Message this announcing otcial
# the melancholy intelligence Of the death of the Hol
" Isaac Il Preston. late Judge of the Supreme Court
Louisiana beg to submit the following preamble and
= | outions. JSo WATKINS,
y }. j. McCoRAncB
'e j. 0. NIXON
Fhsrea this Board has heard with great Of IL
death Judge Isaac Preston of the Supreme Court
Louisiana. gentleman eminent for his learning, patro
ISM public spirit and devotion to the institutions of OF
y city and State, therefore
lie be It resored That the Board of Assistant Aldermen
NewOrleans venerate the memory and character of IL
deceased and will cherish the remembrance of his yru
ae and patriotism
id Resolred, That the sympathy and coincidence of ii
Board be rendered to the family of the distinguished
ceased in their heavy bereavement.
ReOlrea That the Secretary be instructed to transn
Is a copy Of the above to the family,
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
y, The following, presented by Mr.. stetson, WI
to read twice and adopted, the rules being su
id pended:
Reso,red, That the Chief of Police be- and is hareby
qred to poisoned sausages to be distributed in
various streets and highways of the city, the purp
of destroying the droves of worthless dogs that
ming ut large to the great danger of the citizens general
c-
n, The yeas and nays being called on the pa
.al fa sage Of the above resolution, resulted as fl
- lows:
he Fcas-NIessrs. Bailey, Burthe, Forbes, Hee
mann, Leeds, Nixon, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes a
fae ns Watkins-10.
ia .Nays-Messrs. Dolhonde, Summers and Wi
ed son-3.
re- Mr. Watkins nraspntad tha fn1lovinr and +
of iuieo peihS s"ePeh"e"' tAey "ele te1o d ae'o
ac. time and adopted: