New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.

The re.olufiop a nd o,nandrnon+ ,garo botL ,o
ferred to the Committee ON Finance
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.
Mr.. Converse offered the following resoutGaa,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be,
and is hereby authorized to received from the
Keeper Of the Archives Of the late General
Council, the receipts of taxes still due to the
person for the burmese Of caIIectinr tho aame
The following resolutions, offered by Mr..
Converse, were referred to the Committee on
Education:
Resolved. That the Committee on Education
be constituted a Joint committee to meet like
committee from the Board Of Assistant Alder
men, Tor the purpose Of ARRANGING with the Me-
chanics' Institute Society, the terms and CON
ditions on which the g Barlow Planetarium,'
recently purchased by the city, may be per-
mitted to remain in the Mechanics Institute Tor
the present, or latil suitable place can be pro-
yidcd therefor
Whereas, the astronomical instrument known
rs Rarlows Ptanetarum," has recently be-
come the property Of the city by purchase and.
be entrusted to the care Of some one fullv com
tion :, XIV III USE 80 a.. hl 70 NV lhsIrucs
Resolved. That n suitable rerson he orrr,ovad
Al salary Of nat moro tbo,, ALL. 90
anpun. whose htv II shoiI he 10 oI,ard -
the said instrument and b,, H. al ~ Sfa L.
soLs on Astronomy four DAYS in each wool m
the pupils Of the Public Schools. as the Sunerin.
teudeut thereof shall direct and on inc fifth doy
Of each week, the lessons shall he omen Ia such
children ne are nnconrec.od IPVI p,,ta
schools and n tho n,,biic s,ororo,i,. '''' NO'
Mt Converse offered the following resolutions,
which were read twice. the rules being sus.
pended;
Resolved, That the Mayor give notice in ac-
cordauce with the acts Of the legislature that
lt is the ,ntentaa Of the Common Council 10 set
apart for public uses the two lots Of ground
comprised within Camp, Race and Coliseum
streets
Eeso'ed, That should no satisfactory oppo,i-
Mayor i- authorized to take the necessary local
steps 10 carry ont the views of the Council
Mr. Lugenbuhl offered the following proyiso
as an amendment: Provided that the owners of
property fronting on the same and within the
neichborhood. STALL pay the price it may cost
The resolutions as amended, were adopted.
Mt HeWeI took ms seat
A.. ,,,zt- g., a
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Mr. BurBe Offered tbe f,lIowinc, ros.f,,,;o,,s
yyhicb were read tryfce tho rnles beinS, s,,snerd
ti, and adstted by ye9s and navs. as f-.Iloys.
Tcas-NIessrs. Burke. Clark. Converse Zones
BaLatut. Lugenbubl- seweIl onl Wood-s
.Nays-3le,srs. Gasouet and Giouel-9
Resolved. Thatthe Mayor he and he Il hero.
~. directed to accept an act Of sale before A
Aesnreou Notarvpuh1ic From, tI,o pnl;oo ~.
the Parish of Jefferson. the city of jefferson and
town If Carralton. TO he sirned nv tho presi.
dent Of the Police Jury and the Mayors of the
city Of Jefferson and town Of Carrollton, for
the sum of fortv-tyo hundred (-43001 doIIars
or the buildings. etc, in the Fourth District of
NswOrlenns. late city Of Lafayeffo known nc