New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01
DAILY CRESCENT.


BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN This body
met last evening Dr. Dalton President in the Chair and
sixteen members present.
The reading of the minutes was dispensed with
message from the Comptroller informed the Board
that lie had adiudcaed certain specified contracts for
publt work. Referred for approval to the Committee
streets and Landings to that part relating the
tracts ana regarding the securities given to the Finance
communication from Louis II Pile City Surveyor.
complaining that the contractors for cleaning the
ma generally failed to comply with their contracts was
referred to the Committee Streets aud landings
communication from Recorder Of the Second District
transmitting statement Of fines collected in his Office for
Inittcc
The BOARD concurrcd in a resolution appointing II
Hnny ana three others comnttr. f5r IA ming aud
report WITH regard to the expcdency d laying
,r- ia Claiborne street
number Of other bills passed to second readiur-all
~ which were uuimportaut.
petition read from Chinn * Bolton and several
"'her citizens TO be relieved from the nuisance Of hand
r"n ppyci nightly in the second tory Of building No
" ct Charles street, and referred 10 the Police
Committee
great number Of private petitions for relief and
tuntIpn, were read and referred.
\ petition from the inhabitants Of Liberty street to
'''" a street piatk,l was referred TO the Committee
On streets and Landings.
\ petition was read froIIR synod a hing 10 be reeas-
eel ta eontract for draining the First and Fourth Dis
1rfS which has been enicre to him loss If seventy
.Nsr' rrT month on account Of "a leave for widening
CLAIBORNE Canal made BY the city Committee Of Clairns
petition that the I.gfayptte Cemetery may lac dssrJ
TT Vahlc burials and that It may by November next
fe to be used at ell read from James Robb and
1'hrrs and referred to the Committee Streets and
Landings
IL flanagan carpenter at the Work house petition
81 Tor an Increase Of nifty dollars month in his salary
Referred to Committee on Prisons and Woll, house
Ht.uthlfs IRE Company No pstitioned for 500 feet
y new ho7e which referred the Fire Committee
F4titiGn from 81 property holers st rau street,
hGah,t change Of the bridge the New Basin pc
iHHed for by the officers Of the New Basn aud Canal
Company Referred to Streets and Landing Committee
according 10 motion. the reference was recindl snd
t' Ntltin was referred to committee.
Second and Third Wards Tho chair appointed Mcssr,
stark, Brady, sullivan Whrclchnn and Davis
The Warden, Of Christ Church, corner Of Canal and
papphne streets prtitiouCd aainst The granting the
nrtin2n % the Ne"orlorns Canal and Navigation Com
lauy tor permanent track from bayou st John down
Gnuat rect to liaronne Referred to Committee on
Streets and Landings
petition from various citizens complaining Of the in
decent ana immoral conduct Of the coffee in tho
'eG,a6e Market Of the Second District referred
The Police Committee.
The subject the hotel nisances s discussed At
length II was moved that the whole matter lie upon the
hoH ana the yea aud nays were caledthe call resulted
~ yeas AID - nays and the motion was lost
motion made to postpone the whole matter until
i next regular session Of this Board and lost BY vote
q hv" yeas 10 sixteen nays.
lhr resolutions were then taken up ,e,1q''m
The first resolution provided for underground by
10 carry 90 the 9th Of the hotels at the expense q
Aresouon permitting the propletors Of said hotels to
Pea -nreo Of their establishments into the gutter
ta >trgtta heween the hours of two and three NJ ra-
H-l my Keep the hydrants above them running
L"ur previously their pectiye sides Of tile streets
Andtr p'hHy q s25 for each nfracou Of the rule
thtn taken up andadopted by fourteen yeas
Inc resolution authorizing the City Attorney to enter
aacon Of Judgment against the hotel Keepers on con
en 'hey pay costs was lost by seventeen nays to Eve
The three resolutions then adopted by thirteen
yeas to nine yeas.
GnAyp FLABE UP GJga, E5-ji,zea, The Securities
Of Mr. Beaurgard Keeper Of the Second District Prsoa
came up for acceptance,
Mr. Guyol objected the ground that Mr. BeaurcgarI
was disqualified from holding the Office beiug deial
u the late Third Municipality lie stated that an aft
ay to that effect had been made before Recorder seu
Alderman Beauregard Gather to the Keeper Of the
Prison) said
II IS a lie, sir So
Mr. Guyol then seized an inkstand and threw it with
volcanic rim at the head OF Mr. Besuregard The
tents OF the intand fell upon Mr. Pandei arkening his
'lsage in most dsagreeable manner.
'lr Beauregard then seized the missile and threw it
lck at Nj Guyol. 1t struck the rafting Of the lobby
aud Went on its murky mission far out among the by
ISLANDERS
Apologies were then mutually made, and after vast
restored
"a motion of Mr. sullivan the Board resolved to pass
the matter in silence.
BrsiNEss REsrMEp.-A committee Of one from each
District then appointed report the qualification,
81 Mr. cursard Keeper of the Second District Prison
The Finance Committee reported in favor Of paying
sundry bills Adopted
The Committee on Streets and Landings made a report
IN favor Of sundry improvements and ayoraby certain
adjudcatous ly the Comptroller. Adopted
contract to Michael Hussey to cut the wood and open
several streets in the year OF the city for the sum Of 0od
petition from the NewOrleans Canal Company for tbs
right Of way for railway through Canal made
the order Of the day for tho meeting
The Committee Education reported against
ing the Ninth Ward Market into a Sch0ol-hou,e
Adopted.
The Police Committee reported resolution for increa
ing the Police force 10 Lost by u nays yeas
resolution authorizing necessary repairs the Pauld
ing Building in order that the upper portion of may BIZ
devoted to the purposes OF an Armory Hall" wa
adopted
The Committee on improvements and Buildings re
n nf tlb ppi
nger 90 OF the property in the Of the St Lou
Cathedral at $500 year, Adopted
leave oi absence granted to Mr. Hermann. in
der that he may attend the Memphis Convention and h
Netlds Fair,
The rules being dispensed with resolution Offered
authorizing tue Comptroller sell the contract for Ger
tam improvements in the Melpomene Canal Referred t.
the Committee on Streets and Landings.
Thu Board then adjourned.