New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

A resolution LOT tHc removal OI oyster smells
from the Lcvee Of the Second District
A resolution classifying coffee houses for
license.
A resolution (No. s72) for the payment Of
sundry accounts
A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to
issue duplicate certificate to Thos Duffy.
A resolution relative to the payment for light
ing lamps in the markets
resolution granting Snow, Gliddon g. Co.
permission to occupy one thousand feet Of the
Leyee Of the Third District for Dry Dock.
Resolutions declaring the office of Collector Of
levee Dues, Second District, vacated, approx
ing Of the appointment of o. Fortier by the
Comptroller, etc. and calling for a joint meet
ing on Tuesday next, sti instant at clock,
P. W., for the purpose Of electing a Collector OF
Levee Dues on seal going vessels for the Second
District
resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter
into contract with G. II. Nicholson, for laying
the square block paving on Tchouptoulas street,
from its present termination to Felicity street.
A resolution authorizing the sale of the con-
tract for the digging Of bitches and clearing Of
lands on the line of various streets from Galvez
street to the Metairie Ridge, etc, with amend
ments.
A resolution authorizing the purchase Of a l9t
Of ground on Dauphne street for Eagle Fire
Company No. 7.
erect pistol gallery in st. Charles street.
The amendment to the ordinance donating
square of ground to the State ON condition that
the State House or Capitol be built thereon.
The amendment to the resolution relative to
drays, carts. etc, used for private use or to
carry merchandise to the markets for sale.
The amendment setting apart for public use
two lots Of ground comprised within Camp,
Race, and Coliseum streets
The substitute Of the Board Of Assistant Al.
dermen for an ordinance relative to the Port Of
the Fourth District
BY the same message, the Board was informed
Of the rejection Of the following resolutions:
A resolution to repair the walks Of Coliseum
Place
resolution for the removal Of the insane
from the Second District Prison, and authoriz-
ing the repair Of the late Work house Of the
Third District.
BY another message the Board was informed
Of the adoption Of, aud invited to concur in, the
following resolutions, to wit:
\ preamble and resolution, condemnng for
public use that portion Of Annunciation Square
recently declared private property by our
Courts.
Resolutions authorizing the Surveyor to re-
pair the roof of Orleans Fire Company No. u,
and to build on the lot adjoining said company
a shed and trough
Resolutions relative TO the purchase from H.
g. Hicks of n lot Of ground known the Sex
tons residence, in the Fourth District.
A resolution for the appointment of a commit
! tee for the purpose of considering and reporting
a plan to connect the extreme limits Of the city
| by a railroad.
| resolution requesting the Mayor 10 memo
riali4e the Legislature to authorize the city to
| issue an amount, not to exceed 4l50,O0O, in
! bonds of the consolidated city. 10 be applied
towards the purchase and repairs Of the Court
| buildings, opposite ackson Square, aud Of the
Walton property opposite Lafayette Square, as
resolved upon by the Common Council.
! \ resolution authorizing the Committees On
/ Streets aud Landings of both Boards to employ
q clerk.
\ resolution directing the Chief of Police to
have the evening gun fired from the Levee.
On motion of Mr. Nixon, the amendment (
the resolution authorizing the sale Of the con
tract for tha digging Of bitches and clearing 0
lands on the line VI various streets etc, Wa
referred 10 The Committee IN Streets and Land
iugs.
The preamble and resolutions conlennrg fo
public use that portion Of Annunciaton oquar
recently declared private property,
Tie resolution for the purchase Of 1T 3
GROUND in the Fourth District from H. g. Hicks
The resolution directing the Chief Of Police t
have the evening gun fred from the Levee, an
The resolution Tor the appointment Of a com
mittee for the purpose OF reporting plan 10
railroads through the city,
Were severraliy read, ndconcurred in unan
imously BY yeas and nays
The Presi lent appointed Messrs. Summers
p0lhonde, Mackey and Andrews as the commit
tee indicated in the las: resolution
Messrs. Philbrick and Wilson took thei
seats
-. -, Nav, To
rialize the Legislature to authorize the city
issue bonds at forty years, to the amount ,
SlJO,OO0, to cover cost Of purchase and altera
ton Of the property purchased 10y the city, col
ner of St Charles and Lafayette streets an
, that occupied by the Courts in the Second Dl'
: trict-having been read, was, on motion OF u
l Place, laid on the table indefinitely.
The resolution authorizing the Surveyor
repair the reef Of the Engine house OF No, p etc
I Was read and referred 10 the Committee Q
Fire.
The resolutions authorizing the Committee
on Streets and Landings TO employ clerks
S6G0 each per annum,
Was read aud referred to the Committee {
8 Streets and Landings -
: PETITIONS, ETC.
: The statements Of the amount of fines asscss'
. and collected by the Recorders of the FRS
+ Third and Fourth Districts-were read and +
q ferred to the Committee on Finance.
A petition Of Martin Duggan relative to h
contract for cleaning streets Of the Second Dl
= trict Of J. Walton, collector of Levee due
: Third District, for instructions relative to Z
payment Of certain Levee dues; and of Micha
n Boylan, for payment tor extra work connect
: with his contract-were read and referred
the Committee on Streets and Landings,
a Off o. Bartels & Co., relative to the alleg
!. nuisance produced by the City Hotel; of Jam
- Loan Police officer, representing that IN the Il
:, charge of his duty he has been wounded and
70 tanned from duty. and asking for pay while co
"a fined to his house of b. Duffy, representing a
: asking same; and of Lee s. Davidson, for
/. withdrawal of a suit against them for yolati
n the Fire ordinances-werc read and referred
IN the Police Committee.
"a OF h. b. Johnston, tutor, for the minors NJ;
,. garet and Sarah McGill, asking for correcu
n Of the assessment rolls, was read and referred
&c the Committee on Claims.
:, OF Pierre Dolhonde and ] Moreau, f. m.
~ for payment of interest to date on amou
-, awarded them by the Commissioners of Estim
for the opening of Claiborne street in lo47 ;
"a Olivia Higgins, complaining of illegal cond
on the part of Wharhnger Holiday; of Jose
Franehin, offering to undertake the contract
collecting Oyster dues in the Second Distri
L. and of sundry butchers Of the Magazine Str
Mt Market, relative to the condition of said IN
49,, bot wore road and laid on the In BILE