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

alleys on both sides of said Church from Royal
to Conde streets and surround with an iron rail-
ing the balance Of st. Anthony Square IN thirty
days from the approval Of this resolution.
Be it further Resolved That should the said
Church Wardens refuse or fail to comply within
the time above mentioned with said conditions,
the Comptroller be, and he is hereby, authorized
to sell at auction, after ten days notice, the
contracts for performance of the above men
toned works.
Be ii further Resolved, That when said works
shall be completed, the Comptroller be, and he
is hereby, authorized to demand payment from
the said Church Wardens, and enter suit for
the recovery, should they refuse to pay
Mr.. Bailey, on behalf of the same Committee,
moved to reject the resolution passed BY the
Board Of Aldermen. authorizing the sale Of old
iron belonging to the city, which was carried
motion Of Mr. Place, to lay it on the table in
definitely, having been lost.
Mr.. Nixon moved to reject the resolution of
the Board of Aldermen, directing the Street
Commissioner not to employ more than five men,
| heTses and carts in any one District of the city
which was carried--a motion Of Mr., Bailey, to
| concur, having been lost
Mr.. Hermann, on behalf of the Judiciary
| Committee, presented the following, and the
rules being suspended, they were read and
| adopted
Tie Judiciary Committee bsg leave to offer the
| following Y, HERMAN,
/ 4-..l. . IoHN A. WATKINS,
/ a.M.. GEO. EUsTIs, JR,
| Gro W. SHAW
| Re it Resolved, That the City Attorney be.
| and he is hereby, instructed to take the neces-
| sary legal steps to bring to a final decision the
| now pending claims of the heirs of Mrs. Gull
/ n ia md 9TH ~ oFN
Orleans, to that piece of property known as the
Magazine street Market
| Whereas, it appears that the Orleans Nayga-
| ton Company, in the digging Of a Basin at the
| Junction of Canal Carondelet and Bayou ST.
| John, have, during the months of December and
| january last. encroached upon the public prop
| erty of the city--therefore,
Be it Resolved, That the City Attorney be,
ana he is hereby, instructed to take the neces-
sary legal steps to protect the interests Of this
city II the above property.
Mr. stetson, on behalf of the Police Commit
tee, presented the following reports and resolu-
ton, and the rules being dispensed they were
read and adopted:
The Police Committee have had under consid-
Grafton the petition of MIR. John NJ Shafer, ask
ing permission to occupy stall in the Second
district Market for the purpose of selling tin
Is contrary to existing market ordinances, and
would do great injustice to the occupants of
store following the same kind Of business
H. G.. STETsoN.
s. W PHnBR1cK,
."". EMILE WnT2,
"m@ L. BuRrHE
The Pohee Committee have had under consid-
Grafton the petition signed by q large number of
persons, against the coffee stands in the Second
District Market and asking that the ordinances
Of january /, 1858, be enforced beg leave to
report IN favor Of the same, and offer the an
nexed resolution RI. G. SrETsoy.
s. W. PnlLBR1cK.
EMILE Witt,
Resolved, That the Chief of Police be, and is |
hereby, instructed, in conjunction with the Com
mlssary Of Meat and Vegetable Markets, Second /
district, to enforce existing ordinances and an
rest all offenders against public morals
Mr.. Stetson, from the Police Committee, pre-
ssnted the following majority report:
The undersigned have had under considera.
tlon the petition of Mr.. John E. Caldwell, Pres
ident OF the Firemens Charitable Association,
asking permission to use Lafayette Square ON /
some evening in the month of April NEXT to,. an
exhibition OF fireworks, and beg leave to report I
against the same. H. e. srErsoN.
S. W PuuBRrcK,
EMILE WHTZ
Mr., burthe, IN minority, presented the follow |
ing:
The undersigned, member of the Police Com |
mlttee IN relation to the petition of the Firemen's
Charitable Association, begs leave to report his
minority report and respectfully recommends its |
adoption. L, B=RTnE
Resolved, That the use Of Lafayette Square
pc, ana Is hereby, granted to the Firemens +
Charitable Association for an exhibition of fire.
WORKS ina i,n Ia -
provided, the Square be uninjured by tho Dig
ging of holes, etc
MIR. Burthe moved the adoption of the minori-
ty report, and the motion was lost by the fol-
owing vote:
Teas-Messrs. Burthe, Derbes, Latour, Nix
N, Watkins and Willson--6,
NaBs--Ihe President, DR. Alpnente Messrs.
Bailey, HERMANN, Leeds, Place, Stetson.
Summers and Sykes
The question being on a motion for the adop.
lion oil the majority report, was carried
Mr.. Stetson, on behalf Of the majority Of the
ame committee, offered the following:
The Police Committee have had under consid-
sration the petition of Mr.. j. Mason, asking for
to give street exhibitions of music d
peg Leave to report against the same s.
H G. STETsoN,
s, ". PHILBRIek,
EMILE Witt 81
- iAaattpA ~ PibSeiitfd ilte
1g:
The undersigned member Of the Police Com
littee, in relation to the petition Of J Mason,
egs leave to present his minority report, and re-
pecttnlly recommends its adoption
L, BrRTHE
Resolved, That permission be- and is hereby,
ranted 10 J. Mason to give street exhibitions .
music,
Mr.. Bailey moved as 4 substitute for the mi
GRITTY resolution, that the streets be given free
all persons for all purposes, which was lost !
MI Bnrthe moved the adoption Of the minor
y report and resolution. which motion pre-
allied by the following vote: 4
feaS---Messrs Burthe Derhes Hermann, :
atour, Leeds, Place Summers, sykes, Wat
ms and Willson--10. !
sNays-Messrs. Bailey, Nixon and stetson---S. A
Mr.. Nixon, on behalf Of the Fire Committee, =
resented the following report and resolution, 4
nd the rules being suspended, they were read y
nd adopted unanimously by yeas and navs.
The Committee gu Fire. to whom was referred I
ne petition Of AIilnehurg Fire Company No 1, &
skiing Tor an annual appropriation, beg leave <
report tue accompanying resolution :.
10, NIXON, q
$, W. PHHBRIcK, :.
loHN +. WILSON. I