New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-29

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Of the above resolution, resulted as follows
Teas - Messrs. Andrews Bailey, Burthe
4 Derbes, Eustis, Hermann, Leeds, Mccormack
Nixon. Place, Shaw, Summers, Sykes, Watkins
j Wilson, and Wiltz-16.
Nay Nj. Dolhonde- Il.
Mr.. Hermann moved to refer tile matter 4
/ granting the privilege for a railroad througl
certain streets Of the city, adjudicated to Lodi
Surgi by virtue Of resolution Of the late Fms
municipality Council, to the Committee, pppoinf
ed at the present session, on RAILROAD Ordi
nance, etc..
Mr.. Eustis moved to lay the motion on the
table, which was c1sried
j Mr.. Hermann moved 10 refer it to d specinl
committee Of five, which was carried by the fol-
lowing vote
Peas Messrs andrews, Derbes, Dolhondc,
Hermann, Nixon, Shaw, Summers, Sykes, Wat
kins and Witz-10.
4 .Nays--Mcssrs. Bailey. Burthe, Eustis, Leeds.
j Place, Stctson, and wilson,
The President appointed on said committee,
| MessfS Hermann, Mccormack, Dolhonde, Sum
mers and Mackey.
sAir. Shaw moved a dispensation of the rules.
which motion prevailed.
! The rules being suspended Mr.. Shaw moved
to reconsider the vote taken at the last session
on the ordinance relative to the Port of the
Fourth district.
The yeas an nays being called on said mo-
ton, Resulted as follows a.
Yeas --hiessrs. Bailey, Eustis, Leeds, Mcgor-
mack. Nixon, Place, Shaw, Sykes and Wat
kins 9.
.Ndys-Messrs. Andrews, Burthe. Derbes
Dolhonde, Hermann, Summers, Wilson and
Witt s.
The President being authorized to vote under
i tha tba 10
and it was consequently lost
sss PETITIONS, ETC.
1 Of property holders, merchants and residents
on Camp street, against the construction of .
railroad on said street; and of merchants, resi-
dents and property holders on Magazine street
| against the construction of d railroad on said
Estreet-were read and referred to the Special
] Committee on that subject.
0f Randell Hunt, and his legal associates, in
the case of the heirs Of Jpo. McDonogh Us, The
Cities of New Orleans and Baltimore, ETC., that
the Council appoint successor to the late
Daniel Webster, to defend the interests of the
| said cities in the Supreme 0ourt of the United
States-were read and referred to the judiciary
Committee.
Ut an association of free men of color to he
allowed to hold deliberations for the purpose Of
propoga $ng the idea of emigration among Their
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planning Of the s.Citizens' Dairy, on jackson
street, as nuisance; of sundry citizens in st.
Joseph street, complaining that no police officers
are to be found in that neighborhood for their
protection, etc.; of L. p Gator, that the suit
instituted against him for erecting temporary
pavilion on Canal street be withdrawn; Of sun
dry residents and property holders on Canal
street, for the removal Of the distractions on the
Neutral Ground of said street; of sundry citi-
1T
| Mace to establish pistol gallery in St. Charles
street; Of P. j. Givane, to establish a like
gallery in Broome street; and of sundry resi-
dents OF Broome street, for the removal of aban-
doned women from said street--were read and
referred to the Committee on Police
Of snow, Gliddon & Co., for permission to
establish a dry dock in the port Of New Orleans
below the wharves-was read and referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings.
letter from F. Baugliny. offering Eugene
LaSere and ]. A. Guillotte as his securities as
keeper Of the Court house, having been read
Mr.. Mccormack moved to accept said securi-
ties, which motion was lost by the following
vote:
Heas-Messrs. Andrews, Derbes, Eustis, Sum
mers, Sykes, Watkins and Witt.
.Ndys-Messrs Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde.
Hermann, Leeds, Mccormack, Nixon. Place
and Wilson,.
Un mo1on, said letter was referred to the
Finance Committee.
STANDING COMafITTEEs
Mr.. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, presented the following resolution. which
was read twice, the rules being suspended, and
adopted unanimously by yeas and nays:
Resolved, That the Treasurer paw the follow
ing sums on the warrant of the Comptroller,
viz. :. :.
70 Wheeler, Geddes s. Co., for fifteen loads of
cinders for filling lot at Police Station, Fourth
District, seven dollars and fifty cents.
William Hopkins, for sundry repairs Of locks,
ETC., City Hall, seven dollars and twenty five
cents
Vim. McCracken, for office furniture for Po-
lice Department. forty five dollars.
u. Humbrecht, for brooms for CITY Hall,
fifteen dollars and twenty-five cents.
recorder of Mortgages, for inscribing priyi-
leges, ETC., nine dollars and fifty cents
NewOrleans Bee, for subscriptions by the
Mayors and Recorders Offices, First and Third
Districts, forty Weight dollars.
Sundry persons employed in the Surveyors
Department in November, eighty dollars.
DAVID Moores, for fifty stage planks pur-
chased by the Wharfnger, sixty-seyen dollars
and fifty cents
Margaret Muller, for maintenance of an Or
phan one month, eight dollars
orleanian, for advertising, nine dollars
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On motion Of Mr. Place, the following resolu-
ton of the Board of Aldermen was read and
concurred in unanimously by yeas and nays
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the
warrant Of the Comptroller, to Thomas Hynes,
the sum OF ninety threesdolars and fifty cents.
for filling up a certain lot on Love street, be-
tween Elysian Fields and Marigny streets, under
a resolution of the Council of the Third Munici
pality, passed March IL, 1851
Mr.. Bailey, on behalf of the Committee onl
Streets and Landings, presented the folloWinr
report, which was adopted;
The Committee of Streets and Landings re.
port on the business referred to them as fol- |
ows:
On the petition of Nicholas Mangles, asking
or extra compensation for Zig lifting lamps in the |
Fourth District, the Committee after a full ex |
are Of opinion that the claim is not
sustained. and report against it., and ask to be
discharged from further consideration of the |
ubject
The Committee advise the Board to grant the
,etition of s. w, Chandler, the purchaser eff
he contract for branding and numbering tie
trays, carts, etc., in the Second District: the
leposit made in the hands of the Comptroller "a /
,e retained to pay the expenses Of the aaiud. |
ation The Committee offer a resolution to this
fleet and to resell the contract
On the petition of p. s. Byrne, asking to be
eleased from his contract, for attending the
our bridges across Canal Carondelet-the Com
aittee report against the prayer of the petit
Toner and offer resolution to resell the con-
ract on his account and risk
On the report of sales made by the Conn
roller. the Committee recommend that the fol-