New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-25

House, during the months Of September and Oc-
tober last, and one thousand to pay bills Of 1umr
Der, iron, hardware; ETC., made use of in that
institution during the same period
Resolved, That the salaries of such officers of
the city work-house as were employed prior to
the passage of the ordinance for the government
Of that institution be, and are hereby, declared
to commence from the twelfth day Of April last
Mr.. Stetson appeared and took his seat.
Mr., Wilson, on behalf of the same committee,
presented a resolution fixing the salaries Of the
Superintendent and Male and Female Assist
ants Of the temporary Asylum for the Insane !
the first at $1,000 per annum, and the latter at
$500 and $3.50 respectively.
The rules being suspended, and the said reso-
luton being read,
Mr.. Baily moved to amend by fixing the sal
airy of the Superintendent at seven hundred and
twenty dollars per annum, which motion pre-
vailed. y Il
The President called Mr.. Watkins to the Chair,
and moved to ix the salary Of the male assist
ant at three hundred and sixty dollars per an
| mum, and the female assistant at two hundred
and forty dollars per annum, which motion pre-
vailed.
| The resolution as amended was read and
adopted as follows, unanimously, by yeas and
| nays:
Resolved, That the salary of the Superintend-
emit Of the temporary Asylum for the Insane be
| hereby established at the rate of seven hundred
and twenty dollars per annum, to take effect
from the first of September last.
| Resolved, That the Mayor be hereby author
lied to appoint one male assistant, at a salary
of thirty dollars per month, and one female as
sistant, at salary of twenty dollars per month,
| to aid in the superintendent of the temporary
1 Asylum for the insane g,5
4 The following, presented by DR.. Alpuente,
was, on motion of Mr.. Sykes, referred to the
Committee on Health;
Resolved, That the sum of two hundred dol
lars per annum be paid to the Physician Of the
City Prison, for his services in the Insane De-
partment, in addition to the salary heretofore
granted. Z,
II RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
The following, presented by Mr.. Place, was
on motion of Mr.. Derbes, referred to the sAttor
ney for his opinion as to whether, in removing
the Mayoralty, the building known by thu
name will not revert to the heirs, the pontalbas
4 Resolved, That the Mayors Office shall be 10
/ Gated in the building known as the City Hall
opposite Lafayette Square, First District.
Resolved, That o committee of three mem
bers from this Board be appointed, to designate
and prepare rooms for the occupancy Of tn
Mayor, and when prepared, request his remoya
thereto
Ing 1oloNiuS, Preeenttu W vi. ounAciS' !" o
! laid on the table, on motion of Mr. Wilson:
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he il
hereby, authorized to appoint fifty additions
policemen, to be distributed by him Throughout
the several Districts, or where their service
may be most needed
, Mr.. Wilson presented the following. and
was on his motion referred to special commit
tee of three, on which the President appoints
1 Messrs Wilson Mccormack and Sykes:
Resolved, That the Boiler Mandatory situa
= ted upon Baronne, between Hevia and Poydra
streets be, and is. hereby, declared nuisance
and that the proprietors thereof be required
II remove it within forty days from the passag
}. of this resolution, under penalty of ten do
1T lars for each and every day it SO remains.
d Mr.. Nixon moved to adjourn to Friday mex
d which was lost. u, 5s, AZ
ii And on motion the Board adjourned to Tue
We day next, the 30th inst, at 6 o'clock p NJ
l. WALTER Fl. PETERS, Secretary.