New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-06
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY or NEW ORLEANS

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY or NEW oRLEANs
OfficiaI :
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
THURSDAY, November 4, 1862
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present: Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Derbes
Dolhonde, Eustis Forbes, Hermann, Leeds
Nixon, Place, Shaw, Siewerssen, Stetson, Sum
mers, Sykes and Watkins-16.
Absent: The Hon. +. Alpuente, President
Messrs. Burthe, Lanata, Lusto, Mackey, Nc
Cormack, Philbrick, Ramos, Relf, Wilson, and
Wiltz-11.
The reading of the journal was dispensed with.
The following message of the Mayor was read
MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEAEs,2
November 4, 1852.
To the Hon. President and Members of the
Board Of .dssistant aldermen Of the
City of .Ne.c Orleans
GENTLEMEN: An election having been ordered
for First Justice Of the Peace on Wednesday next,
the 10th inst, in the District comprising the First
and Second Wards Of the city, to fill thsgacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of the Hon Daniel
Byrne, it will become necessary for your honor
ablel body to designate the precincts where the
polls are to be held, and to appoint Inspector
and one Clerk to preside over said election.
During a heavy storm on the night of the 28th
ult., some sixty or seventy feet Of the awning Of
the Beef Market, Second District, on the side
fronting the river was blown down, and the same
gust of wind carried off, likewise, the circular
blind Of the South end Of the Poydras street
Market In consequence Of this accident, sew
eral of the stalls in both markets became *
posed to the action of the weather, and there
fore apprised the Surveyor of the city of the cir
cumstance, so that the damage might be imme.
diately repaired.
have the honor to be, very
respectfully, your eb't serv't,
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
The rules being suspended, Mr. Forbes pre-
sented the following resolution, which was read
twice and adopted
are hereby, appointed Inspectors and Clerks of
the election to be held on the tenth day Of No
vember, for First Justice Of the Peace, at the
places hereinafter designated:
First Precinct, at r Kramer's, corner An
nunciation and Race streets Inspector, VIM.
freret; Clerk, John Duggan, Jr.
Second Precinct, at John Henderson's, Horse
Station. Inspector, J. J. Osborne; Clerk, s.
Tracey
Third Precinct, at the Fulton School-hous
Inspector, Z. NJ Converse; Clerk, Menus
Fourth Precinct, at Engine house Of No. 1S.
Inspector, Benz. VanOstern; Clerk, D. R. Calder
On motion, that part Of the Mayors message
relative to the damage done the markets was re-
!efred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings.
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
message was received from the Board Of Al
dermen announcing the!concurrence of that body
III the following resolution, to wit:
resolution authorizing the purchase of fspars,
ETC., by the Surveyor Y
A. resolution authorizing the employment Of
Two laborers by the Wharfnger Of the Second
District. -
!. A resolution authorizing sale Of contract for
nghtlng Oil lamps of the First, Third and Fourth
District. -
A resolution approving sale of contract for
wooden bridges and crossings in the Third Dis
trlct, and authorizing the Mayor to enter into
the necessary contract ~
resolution instructing the Surveyor to dis
chaTge certain employees Of his department in
the Second District.
resolution amending resolution 1876, ,relative
to the Surveyor.
A resolution authorizing sale of contract; fo,
plank roads in Claiborne street.
a resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter
INTO contract for brick sidewalk in Camp street
a resolution authorizing repair of Wharfn
gers office, First District.
A resolution relative to Coliseum Place.
a z. resolution for construction of sidewalks on
3oliyar street. ~.
"A resolution authorizing sale of contract fa.
to four bridges over Canal Carondelet.
A resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter
nto contract for the new roofing of Fire Com
'any No, 9's house.
A resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter
nto contract for the construction of n nuisance
'oat, etc. 1a -
a resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter
l1o contract Tor the repair of house of Fire
a resolution remitting fine imposed upon Mrs.
a :, resolution granting permission to Rice s.
utier to give balls in the Fourth District
yeranda " - WV
a resolution tranferring a license
"A resolution authorizing the purchase of a lot
II volunteer Fire Company No. j. .as515.
y resolution appropriating $S11OO to Columbia
ire Company No. s. = :
a resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
ontract with T. Irwin for the extension of Dry.
aes Street Market
resolution relative to the Secretary of tho
OF the House of Refuge
"A resolution relative to the insanity IF M,.s
atherine Thomas. - = - -'A'e'
A resolution authorizing contract with Thos
uckley for paving. a.
resolution authorizing re sale of contraction |
eanlng streets Of the Third District. on ac- |
'unt of Thos Barry. N1N'' W 9''' ~
resolution authorizing sale of contract for
Gaming and repairing streets Of the Fourth b
a resolution appropriating S7sl 80 to Frank
q flre Company No. IL.
a resolution appropriating $11OO to Hope
ook and Ladder Company No. 3. @
"A substitute for the resolution passed by the
oard oi OF y Aldermen, authorizing repairs to the
By another message the Board was informed
the adoption of, and invited to concur in, a
authorizing the Comptroller to sell
g contract for numbering and branding all
ITS, drays, etc., licensed by the city.
The said resolution having been read,
Mr. Forbes moved to amend by adiudicatinr
separate contract for each District, which was
rrled, and the resolution as amended was co..
rred in. = si''' ""s " IL
COMMUNICATIONS, PETITIONS, ETC.
"a communication from the Attorney
lttlng his opinion relative to the owp Trans,
a Square. etc., was rear ,ersnap ol
!. to the Committee on Impr anu reler,
Hiding, 1yement and
Another communication ftor +ho ., 40 aa;a,,,
ansmltting his opinion in .,atn SUM ~ ts otlo?r'
: extra compensation of ,t Gl''sl4h W tne claiin
r draining the third NJ. .. Almindinger