New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-03

OF W. P. Ellison, to erect a stable on Gravier |
street, between Baronne and Phiippa streets Of
Z. n. Wood, Secretary of the st. Charles Hotel
Company, that protection be afforded to the
watehman Of the hotel, etc. Of p, Murphy,
representing that he is watchman Of the st.
Charles Hotel Company, and that he was arrest
ed on the night Of the 26th ult, and on the fol-
lowing day fined, and asking that said fine be
remitted; and Of property holders and resi-
dents near the Bayou st. John, in relation to q
Watch-house in that vicinity. were read and
referred to the Committee on Police
OF VIM. E. Thompson, for the emancipation Of
the slave Leonide and child Of B. Russell, for
same Of slaves Louisa and children; and Of G.
Guishonnet, for same of slave Sarah, were read
and referred to the Judiciary Committee,
OF Mrs. Mary Felt, in relation to an orphan,
was read and referred to the Charity Committee
OfS. n Gainnie, in relationato his slave con-
fined in the Jail of the Third District, was read
and referred to the Committee on Claims.
| OF the Louisiana Division No. II Of the Sons
| Of Temperance, suggesting certain matters in
relation to the evil effects Of intoxicating liquors,
submitting their views upon the subject, and
asking that the Council take the same into CON
sideration, was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Health.
| Communications from the following persons
rendering their securities for the faithful per-
formance of their duties as public officers, viz
| G. W. Lytle, T. Buchanan, J. Froehlichcr, w.
W. Munson, J. s. Walton, J. NJ Gras, G. For.
tier, J. Neville, D. L. Holiday and ]. Boyer;
A bill Of John Lawson for services as night
watchman; of J. Nicholson for bricking curb
ing and o communication from the Assessors
of the Fourth District, accompanied by the tax
roll. were read and referred to the Committee
/ on Finance
A petition for the use of Lafayette Square
from n Hoefner for o free concert having been
read
Mr.. Eustis offered the following. and the rules
being suspended, it was read second time, and
adopted:
Resored That permission be- and is hereby granted to
NJ Hoefner to give free cuncert in Lafayette Square
provided damage be done to said Square by the plant
ing OF stakes, digging OF holes etc.
A communication from l.. Trigant, Superin-
tendent of the Public Works in the Third Dis
trict, denying certain statements contained in
the monthly report of the Street Commissioner
to the Council, etc., having been read,
Mr.. Bailey moved to lay it on the table in
definitely, which was lost by the following vote
Yeas: Messrs. Bailey, Hermann, Place
Shaw and Stetson-5
! Nays: Messrs. Andrews. Burthe, Dolhonde,
, Eustis, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Nixon, Relf
: Stevenson, Sykes and Wiltz-12
And on motion of Mr.. Dolhonde, it was re.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, offered the following resolution, and tn,
rules being suspended, it was read a second time
and adopted unanimouslH Hby yeas and nays:
Rsore That the Treasurer pay the warrants of tn
Comptroller, the following bills:
g. +. Weisse advertising, one hundred and sixty fv
dollars aud seven cents.
j. Maginnis, advertising, hundred and sixty fr
dollars and seven cents.
j. Bayon advertising, hundred and sixty five dol
lars and seven cents,
J.C. Prendergast, advertising hundred and sixty
five dollars and seven cents
e | State Republican, advertising. sixteen dollars
J. II. Maddox, advertising, three hundred and fy-nin
dollars and ninety cents.
J. H. Maddox advertising five hundred and twenty min
9 dollars and forty cents.
sorset, Davis s. Co. reimbursement square blocks pc
wing hundred and seventy dollars and eighty
four cents.
IS L. Heyiger sundries, fifty dollars
E. A. Michel, sundries, sixty six dollars.
R Cares, Refreshments to Judges nineteen dollars
7 G. Baumbaeh, furnishing carpets and desks, hur
Z. dred and six dollars and twenty 1--we cents.
r. Cores. refreshments to Judges nineteen dollars
Arcade Hotel refreshments to Judges. thirty dollars
Sampson Keen two dozen chairs and cushions, eight
!, dollars.
Boyer Freres refreshments Judges fifteen dollars
's fifty cents
IL G. W Hardin, services as Health Warden ninety ds
lars
A. c. Casbergue east iron lantern posts one thousar
I'd three hundred and fifty dollars
F. Young refreshments to Judges. eight dollars ar
=. | twenty cents
es House of Refuge. sundry accounts two hundred
ffty-seven dollars and eighty-six cents
j. Froeicher. services Health Warden ninety dollar
j. r. Wild services Health Warden ninety dollars
i. Young conveyance of ballot box. one dollar.
se j. Delery rent of house Public school, hundred
u thirty dollars.
Ii. Parlongue, special appropriation ten dollars
is A. DeYoung sundry works, fifteen dollars
ID J. b. Lamothe, rent of house Fire Engine, thirtysi
dollars.
ne P Leblanc, law charges, four dollars and fifteen cen
~ Leblanc. law charges four dollars and seventyf
p Leblanc, law charges, eighteen dollars and seven
es cents.
m Davis McLansthan repairs towharveu, three hundr
" WB Kenney Co., steel pens, twenty-five dollars a,
fifty cents.
~ -. and fifty cents.
ne R. spedden inquest dollars and thirty-six cents
J. NJ Forgay, raising and furnishing bricks ct
r one hundred and twelve dollars and forty cents.
- G. Leroy, lumber, cne thousand three hundred a
h. ninety three dollars aud four cents
N T.. Funk, sundries forty-nne dollars
Us Mr. Bailey, on behalf of the Committee q
IT, Streets and Landings, presented the followir
N report and resolutions, and the rules being SUI
ee pended, they were read second time, az
,c- adopted:
he The Committee on Streets and Landings beg to ma
the following report
Upon letter Capt Eldridge relative to repa
Of ship wharves of First District report that in cons
er- proper repairs cannot 10 adyantagcouy made, til
therefore recommend that the Surveyor be directed
have such temporary repairs made may be absolute
necessary, and offer a resolution to that effect.
lc q Upon the resolution passed by the Board of Ad
on instructng the Committee Streets and Land
to coIfer with the Gas Company upon the extension
The pipes, ETC., they recommend its passage.
g. Upon the petition Of j. G. Mosely relative to maxi
banquete in front of his property (he contract havi
q been concluded between the late Second Municipal
for making said banquettes and gutter previous to the
ganzaton of the Council your Committee cannot
right thew discontinue said work
mt tee deeply sympath!e with Mr. Mosely but are in d.
he bound to report against said petition
he Upon the petition of George Allen and James Dav
VI Carrollton making road from Common str
to the Canal report that they under the impress
that the Canal Bank is obliged to make bridge whene
called upon by the city authorities So they theref
nu introduce resolution to that effect.
1r- N. f. BAILEY,
ers II. u. SYKES,
:, Resolved, That the Surveyor be- and he is hereby,
Ills rected to have such temporary repairs made to the
wharves Of the First District may be absolutely nee
M sary until the water falls in the river.
ZEN The yeas and nays being called on the fiji
ID passage of the above resolution, it was unal
ers mously adopted.
Resolved, That the City Attorney be requested to 6
his written opinion whether the Canal Banking &C
Ia pany obliged to construct bridge the
0n Canal at Carrollton at their expense, and