New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-24

prepared to make good and suficient title II vns
feet in the title should remeded by Malard ASms-
tead the sale would be confirmed and time for this puf
pose allowed By the Council with all these facts be-
fore them, your Committee the opinion that tha
contract entered into by and between the city Of Lsfy
hrned By the Council the city Of New Orleans il
cordance with the agreement. JSo A. wAfHlss,
THs srEwEEssor,
JofIx w. Andrews
The opinion Of the Attorney on the subject
having been read, the rales we're dispensed with
and the report adopted
Mr. Eustis, as Chairman of the special conn
mittee to whom was referred portion Of the
ordinance relative to the Keeper Of the Court
house, presented the following report and reso-
luton to lie over -
The special committee to whom referred the con
sdraon Of 9th Of the Ordinance ening duties
q Keeper Of the Courthouse beg leave to o the fol-
lowing resolution: GEo. Eusr1s. Jk.,-
v. HKzaMAss,
J. 0. Nfxor,
Rso,sea That the blank in art 9Th lled By inser
Mr.. Nixon, as Chairman, presented the fol-
lowing report and resolution to lie over
The special com-ttee, to whom referred resolu-
Mayor Aldermen Of NsworIeans for any work TO bs
report the accompanying resolution as subst
tute for the same. An Of which is submitted.
~ d. U. NfxoE,
Gro. EusrIs, Jr,
JoHs W. AnDBEws. %5
~ e,9d That nat any person or contracting WITH
leans for any work to be done in Of law cr
dnance any person or accepting any ocs q
trust emolumcnt from said Corporation, who
quired by ordinance give bond for tie itfaI
performance Of the duties devovipg upon him thsm
shall be- and hereby required TO furnish security Who
CATION Of said bond The Corporation reseryipg
of demanding additional security whenever deemed ad
vsable.
| ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.
The ordinance providing for an appropriation
offunds for the support of the Public Schools,
and specifying the mode Of distribution and ap-
pleation Of the same, was read, and on motion
of MIR. Burthe, referred to the Committee on
| Education by the following vote:
| Yeds-Messrs. Andrews, Burthe, Dolhonde,
Eustis. Nixon, Shaw, Stevenson, Sykes and
WiItz-9
.Nays-Messrs Bailey, Forbes, Herman,
Lanata, Leeds. Philbrick, Place and Stetson--8.
The following ordinance was read twice, the
rules being suspended and adopted
III, Ordinance concerning the Stree, Drm-
1 meHt
The Common Council Of he City af Nelc Orleans osdaB
oious1 That from and after the passage Of this oEd
nance it is made the duty Of the Street Ccnissoner To-
M and
other contracts that that may hereafter BE- in
w
That whenever any contracor for pub
neglect to perform his their duties in accordance with
his their contracts it shan be the duty of said Com
soner his deputies after due notice. to have said
public works carried out stipulated IN the contract at
the expense of the contractor and which expense shs
be Deducted out of the monthly pay msnts.
g. That whenever said Street Commissioner may deem
it necessary place hands any Of the public works Of
this city purchase materials for said works. at the
pense any contractor contractors he shall before
employing said hands purchase any materials, obtain
the of the Chairman of the Committee
Streets and Landings.
That all payments to contractors for performed
specified in this ordinance the certificate Of the Street
Commissioner approved by the Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Streets and Landngs shall be sufficient authority
for the Comptroller to issue his warrant the Treasurer
for the payment Of same
foregoing ordinance be- and the hereby repealed
The ordinance granting charter to Creole
Fire Co. No. 8, was read, and, on motion, re-
ferred to the Committee On Fire.
The resolution relative to the appointment of
Syndic for the rural portion of the Third Dis
trict, was read, and on motion referred to the
) Committee on Police.
9 The preamble and resolurfur rrrs4idine for the
!, celebration of the Fourth of July, having been
read,
e Mr. Forbes moved to increase the appropria-
ton to fifteen hundred dollars.
Mr.. Lanata moved the previous question,
which was carried.
The previous question being ordered, Mr.. La
: nata moved the adoption of the preamble and
i resolution, and the rules being suspended, they
t were read second time, and adopted as fol-
lows
at hand and Whereas it is proper and be-
coming aud in unison with the patriotic sentiments
should be held in grateful remembrance and should Be
commcmorated in an appropriate manner be It, there
fore, ~
Resoci That the of five hundred dollars be sppro-
priaed by the Common Council to be placed the dis
posal of the Committee, to celebrate, in fitting
Resord That Joint Committee of three members Of
this Board and 1--WE members of the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen be appointed to carry out the object Of the
foregoing resolution
J The yeas and nays being called on the pas
i sage of the above preamble and resolution, re-
9 suited as follows:
5 Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Dolhonde, Eustia,
Forbes, Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, Nixon, PMle
brick, Place, Shaw, Stevenson, Stetson, Sykes
) Wilson and Wiltz-16.
$ .Nay-NIr. Burthe-1.
e The President appointed on the Committee. as
: required by the resolution, Messrs Shaw,
n Burthe, Wiltz, Philbrick and Stetson.
J. The following resolution was read twice, the
rules being suspended, and adopted
ResolreJ That permission be granted to l. p Catoir te
Washington Square Third District for exhibition
u of Fireworks
It The yeas and nays being called on the passage
h of the above resolution, resulted as follows
Of Yeas-Messrs. Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis
a Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, Place, Relf, Shaw
e. Stevenson, Summers, Wiltz-12.
g .Nays-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Nixon. Phil
brick and Stetson-5.
al The following resolutions were read twice, tn:
IL rules being suspended and adopted unanimously
re by yeas and nays.
Rsolred That the Treasurer pay the warrsnt of tn
Comptroller. the following bills
l. john DOYLE. removing furniture from Work-house
rs thirty dollars.
Commerce Restaurant refreshments to Judges, fheel
l." dollars.
A. Chessomme refreshments to Judges, fifteen dollars
n L. yolers refreshments to Judges six dollars and fit
~ cents.
Henry Petrie pasng 20oo hand bills, eight dollars.
Wie W H. Forno. sundries, twenty three dollars.
ae h Sam of Fink, cleaning out privy, six dollars.
!, N. II. Meyer, repair to clock, four dollars.
u J. H. Maddox advertising slaves, eighteen dollars.
Sam Moore months rent of house. seventy dollar
m r. Leblanc costs in two suits eighty-two dollars
!; eighty-seyen cents.
n NJ State Republican advertising notice Of election fou
y" dollars and fifty cents
j. Cuylier copies of notarial acts, eleven dollars.
n' B. Laborde, month salary cartman, forty-fy
dollars