New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

member on the 18th of October last;
The resolution to enclose the square bounded
Is Poydras, New Levee, Fulton ana dravier
ytdZs, presented by the same memVer vi 'n'
2f1 VI September last;
The resolution for the issue OF ccrtlncate 10
Michael Caryin presented by the same member
on the 10Th Of October last, anu
The resolution authorizing the contract with
Z. Mooney for ditching U ,e,1 presented py
Game nm as the order Of the day, and were
seyerally Withdrawn, on his motion.
The resolution relative TO various contracts,
nresented on the 18th of October last by Mr..
place, came up as the order Of the day, and
was on his motion Withdrawn.
The resolution for joint meeting of the Com
mon Council, presented on the Dist of September
last by Mr.. Andrews, came up on the second
reading, and was on his motion Withdrawn.
The report, preamble and resolutions of the
minority of the Committee on Health, presented
on the 22d June last by Mr.. Shaw, postponed to
tho 9th July, read and laid over to the 10Th
October following, was called up on his motion
and Withdrawn, -
The resolution for the appointment of Stand
ing Committee on Military, presented on the 9th
July last by Mr.. Shaw, was called up and on his
motion and withdrawn.
The report of the Improvement and Building
Committee presented on the Attn of November
last by Mr.. Leeds, was called up and on his mo-
tion withdrawn. -
The resolution authorizing the sale Of con-
tract for repairing the Magazine street market,
presented on the 10Th Of February last by Mr.
Watkins, aud laid over, was calledup on its sec
oud reading, and motion for its adoption was
lost.
The resignation of V. Wilt as a Director of
the Public Schools of the Second District, re-
ceiyed on the 21st February last, and laid over,
and the resignation of j. S. Copes as Director
of the Public Schools Of the First District, re-
oeiyed on the 9Th inst, and laid over, were call
cd up and accepted
RESOLUTIONS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The resolution to sell the contract for repair
ing and rebuilding wharves, Fourth District,
on account Of Hy Wea1ley.
The resolution referring to a joint committee
the purchase of Barlow's Panetarium.
The ordinance concerning the Street Commits
sioners Department, (No. 225.)
The resolution relative to Nicomede, Comp
troller of the late Third Municipality.
The substitute for the ordinance establishing
the Board Of Health,
The resolution for the printing Of 1000 copies
of the same.
The requesting the Mayor to memorabilia the
Legislature to authorize the city to issue bonds
TO the extent Of $4,000. to cover cost Of re-
pairs to Courthouse, Second. District, and
purchase Of property from NJ. Walton
The resolution for the appointment of a com
mittee to arrange for firing salutes on the 22d
February last.
The resolution directing the Surveyor to re-
port plan and estimate of cost for alteration Of
The City Halt, Second District.
The resolution authorizing the sale Of con-
tract for building sehool-house on Bagateile
street, Third District.
Which said resolutions having been from time
to time laid over, and laid over subject to call
1If talp ilnp linn nd
and rejected. -
The resolution abolshing the Office Of Pound
keepers, existing under the ordinances of thu
late Municipalities, was read and concurred in
That portion of the message of the Board o
Aldermen of March %, referring TO the vet
by the Mayor of the resolution relative to thu
donation Of the Place de Armes to the State
etc, was called up for final disposition and laiC
over.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following offered by Mr.. Watkins wa
read twice and adopted, the rules being sus
pended:
Resolved That the name of d. Phillips b
substituted for that Of NJ. Phillips, MS securit,
for Robert Conelly, contractor for building an
repairing the wooden bridges of the First Dis
trfct--the latter having been submitted in error
Mr.. stetson presented the following and tn
3-FRp0fbeing suspended it was read and adopted
a saived That permission is hereby granted t
Joseph A. Maybin TO retain and use in its pre-
sent state and condition, the two story build
ing, the front and one Of the side walls of whicl
are made of frame work and laths, and plas
tered inside and outside, and the roof coveret
with zinc, and which was erected by him in tn
fall Of 1852 as addition to the two stor,
brick building in the Of and attached t
the three story brick house on Carundele
street, west side, between Julia and st. Josepl
streets, belonging to said J. A. Maybin; am
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is permitted to remain in its present state am
condition, any law to the contrary notwith
standing.
The following resolution offered by Mr.. Will
son, was read and adopted, the rules being sus
pended, unanimously by yeas and nays:
Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and i
hereby, authorized to sell at auction to tn
lowest bidder, after ten days notice in the off
cial Journal, contract for enclosing portion
Of the grounds purchased from Mr., p. G
Wright, say four hundred feet by three hun
drcd feet, with a substantial fence twenty fee
high-the work to be done under the supervi
sion and subject to the approval of the Commits
sioners of the House of Refuge; provided tn
cost of the same does not exceed fifteen hundre
dollars
The Bailey presented the following, and th
rules being dispensed with, it was read an
adopted unanimously by yeas and nays:
Resolved, That the Comptroller sell at pub
lie auction, after ten days notice, the contrao
for the supplying and laying of the pavement Q
Tchoupitouas street, between Nuns street t
Josephine street, in square blocks; the work t
be performed and payments made agreeably t
specifications on file in the Surveyors Depart
1nent, and the sale to he subject to the approve
OF the Common Council
Mr.. Leeds presented the following, and it wa
adopted, the rules being suspended
Resolved, That this Council does not recognz
the authority assumed by some person or per
sons in altering the building lately purchase
by the city from NJ Walton, and that the Com
mittee on Improvement and Building be direct
ed TO inquire by whose authority the same wa
done.
Mr., Hermann offered the following resolu
ton. and it was read and adopted, after sus
pending the rules:
Resolved, That to each of their honors, Georg
Euslis, Theodore McCaeb and Christian Rose
hus, orators on the occasion of the late funera
ceremonies in honor Of Calhoun Clay and Web
ster, there be presented five copies of the pamph
let regarding said ceremonies
The following, presented by Mr.. Summer:
was, on his motion, referred to the Committe
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