New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
PETITIONS, ETC

PETITIONS, ETC.
Of the NewOrleans jackson and Great North
ern Railroad, asking to be allowed to amend +
petition presented by them some time since, fol
| the right of way through certain streets; o
JAS Clinton contractor, asking to he rcieveC
from completing Il contract for cleaning the
Marieny Canal of William Ryan, notifying the
| Board that he declines entering into contract
adudicated to him; of James Fox, to he paiG
for services rendered as fireman of Draining
Machine of the late Second Municipaity-wert
read and referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
OF J. S. Walton, Collector Of Levee Dues
Third District, representing the various difficult
ties he labors under in enforcing the collection
of dues from coasting vessels; and Of sundly
drivers and owners of hacks and cabs for the re-
peal of the ordinance compelling them to stand
i'll Canal street exclusively y-were read and re-
ferred to the judiciary Committee
OPP Irwin, representing that he is about to
extend the Dryades Market, submitting plans
| for same, and asking the approval of the COun-
Gil tieren-was read and referred to the Com
mittee ON Improvement and Building.
| Ofsundry property owners and residents in
| the vicinity in favor Of the continuance Of the
Boiler Factory on Baronne street Of b. S. Har-
| rison, complaining of negro cabaret on the
corner of Thalia and Coliseum streets: Of John
Bensel, for a license to give balls at the corner
of ST, Andrew and Levee streets: Of Jacob Flick
heissen, for same at corner Of Fourth and
Tch0upitoulas streets of J. NJ. Moss to be re-
lieved from a fine Of one hundred and seven dol
lars, including costs, for erecting a building in
contravention of the Fire Ordinances-were
read and referred to the Committee on Police.
CfJames Farrell i'll relation to his contract
for digging and cleaning canals in the Third
Dstrict-was read and referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
w n (rip,c1o,, commonwealth, c,,,.,,,,r-
ing as Engineer Of the Draining Machine Of the
late Second Municipality read and re-
terred to the Committee on Claims.
Of James Gulick Fire Company No, II for an
appropriation-was read and referred to the
Committee on Fire.
ofP. Ward, for return of papers and peti-
tions presented some time since by him-was
read and granted.
orc. Zeigler, to be allowed to pay a three
months license--was read and laid on the table
Of Committee Of the Mechanics Institute,
rendering an invitation to the ceremony Of dedi-
eating their new Hall; Of the Reform League,
rendering same to u mass meeting Of their body
were read and accepted
The rules being suspended Mr. Derbes pre-
sented the following, and it was, on his motion,
referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings
Resolved, That the claims of Thomas Bell and Thomas
BucEy relative paving done for of the late First
Municipality be referred to the Committee Streets
Landings
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
4 message was received from the Board Of AL
derlnen notifying this Board of the adoption by
them of the preamble and ordinance apportion.
ing representation in the Common Council
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN
The Board proceeded to the consideration of
the ordinances, resolutions, amendments. etc,
Of the Board of Aldermen
On motion, the amendment to the resolution
authorizing the payment of sundry accounts,
which was to strike out Of same, &c to 7. P. Will
liams, for advertising in the True Delta,'' was
concurred in.
The resolution authorizing the payment of
SlO9 to Jefferson Fire Company No %;
The resolution appropriating 5000 to Hook
and Ladder Fire Company No; l, for the pur
chase Of a lot of ground for said company;
The resolution granting charter for two
years to Liberty Hose Fire Company;
The resolution authorizing the Surveyor to
sell at auction the contract for the repairs Of
Neptune Fire Company No. 4 /:
The resolution relative to Jefferson Fire Com
pany No. 10, for an appropriation of $40 for
sc commede;"
The resolution relative to Orleans Fire Com
pany No. 21, for an appropriation of $1,000 for
q new engine
We're read and referred to the Committee on
Fire
The resolution suspending the resolution Of
the Common Council, approved 22d September
1852, ordering the closing Of all public Beer
Gardens;
The resolution granting permission to Thos
}. Spear, to make public sale of horses and
drays, on the corner Of Common street below
Circus street, for period of sixty days.
The resolution relative to carts, drays, ETC.,
licenced by the City of Iefferson
The resolution authorizing the Surveyor to
repair IRENE Post, and put new pair of stairs
to the Police Jail
We're read and referred to the Committee on
Police
The resolution to receive the judgment against
ID 7. Donovan;
Was read and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
The resolution Of the Board of Aldermen ap-
pointing inspectors and clerks Of the election to
be held on the I'd day of November next, and
locating the polls, having been read,
On motion of Mr. Forbes the Board proceeded
to concur in said resolution and perfect its adop-
ton by the appointment of the following persons
on the part of the Board of Assistant Aldermen,
to-wit
Messrs Jas Ross, f. B. Osborne + H. Quick,
Thos, IL, Shields, j. NJ Savage j. n. Hawthorn,
Jno. c, Stewart, Z. Salamon, .Tno. Davis, f, A.
ilcHSl. L. a. NlIllSl. OtO. tltlfk, v. y. ocnull-
chen, NJ. Barnett, sr., F. G. Laville, A. IRENE,
A. O'Neil, J. DeBurg, NJ H. Breen, j. B. Bois-
tontaine, and n. IRENE, as inspectors of the re-
spcctive precincts from No, l to 2l, inclusive.
Messrs. d. |. Ricardo, ]. A. .Alde, Menus
Brown, L. Il. Stone, - McCauley, A. Mason, c.
DeBritton, J. Magne, A. Levy, j. Smith, \.
Caraby, j. McLelland, Leon Sere, j. A. Baquie
&, johnson, J. Duyi gneaud, Jacob Meyers, T. b.
Fernandez, Jno. Burke, Jno. Laidlaw, and r.
Bachmin, as clerks of the respective precincts
from No. / to 21, inclusive.
On motion the consideration of the residue of
the resolutions, etc, of the Board of Aldermen
was postponed
Mir. Summers appeared and took his seat
STANDING COMMITTEES.
MIR. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, presented the following report, the rules
being suspended:
The Finance Committee to whom referred sundry
petitions and communications ask offer the fol
lowing report and resolutions, viz
On the resolution from the Board Aldermen author
izing the payment of seventyye dollars $50 for one
months salary of Joseph Genos r second clerk of the
board 10 not concur as 1t has refused to recognize The
existence of said Office.
On the resolution from the Board of Aldermen accepting
Eugene Lassere s security for Joseph Genois r and
widow Bozonier as security for L. clerk
order of Second Distrct-rccommended the acceptancc
of the latter, and the rejection of the former
| The communication Of Thos. W Luster asking one
months salary Health Warden. lacks the necessary
| vouchers.
On the petition of Honora German, P. Mctfrath and