New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

Con1ojijaied Guy oo,soe w 'o'ff- -
p.,.ncs of,as on hand, goth June 1855, ssoss5a 81
a TAX FOR RAILROAD BOND COUPONS.
a ount deposited 10 30h June, is55... Sll3,43s %
Coupons paid 5g f,9su- Wy
Balance of Cash on hand solh June, 1855 slO545s 2
In addition 10 the above payments provision has
teen made with our agent III New York for the Ceu-
pons due there in the present month"; to the amount Of
All of which is respectfully submitted,
EUG. RIO USSEAU, Cashier
a communication from the Street Commits
sioner, recommending the Council to make suit
able provisions for the occupation or profession
of the property situated on the Gentilly Road,
md purchased by the city for House OF Refuge,
( Was referred to the Committee on Health.
a Communication from the Street Commits
sioner, giving q statement of the number OF
persons employed in his department, with the
duties. performed and salaries received by each,
was raferred to the Finance Committee.
Mr. Rride took his seat
"a standardization from j. "A. D. Hsmecourt,
Acting Surveyor, relative to- the seizure by the
sheriff OF i horse, the property of the city, was
referred tostlae Finance Committee.
communication from the Street Commits
e;ouer. asking for authority to remove the round
having stones deposited at different places on
the public road in the Third Diztrict, near the
Convent, was referred TO the COMMITTEE on
Streets and Landings.
IA communication from the Street Commits
sioner relative TO the contract with George Gro
nan, for repairing the paved streets in the fourth
and fifth sections, comprising the whole Of the
Second District, published with the proceed
ings Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, July
3D., 1861 was on motion, referred to the judi
sisry Committee.
The following resolutions, passed by the As
sistant Board, were withdrawn from the Judi
ciary Eommittee, on motion of Mr.. Gilmore.
,Rsvolred, Thai the contract at present existing
between the oily and George Cronan ior repairing the
paved Streets eiosof the fourth and fifth sections be
and the is hereby declared 10 be null and void
Rasosped f,ythsr, That The Comptroller sell at public
auction the lowest bidder the contract for keeping
in repair the paved Streets ete of the fourth and fifth
sections, for year, according TO specifications on
file in the Surveyors department. .
The rules being suspended, the foregoing re-
solutions were taken up separately, and on mo-
tion, the first was concurred in, and the second
rejected by the following vote:
Yeas - Messrs. Durell, Dupre, Gilmore,
Prague, Pride, Price and Tompkins-7.
Al communication from the City Attorney, to-
gether with the semi-annual report required by
Che ordinance regulating his department., was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The following messages were read:
BOARD OF. ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.1
NESy ORLEANS, June 20, 1856.
To The President and Members
Gentlemen have the honor inform you that the
following resolutions adopted BY your honorable body
were conenrred in BY this Board
resolution for g joint session this evening at &
o'clock for The election Of member Of the Board Of
Health in The place Of Dr. Barton, resigned.
reso ulionrequesting The Surveyor TO to. be
removed the nuisance wharf AZ The foot Of Esplanade
street.
resolution mending the resolution granting The
ofthe Place d'Armes 10 Dir. GODDARD for balloon
ascension on Thursday, the 2Sth inst,
have The honor 10 inform you that the amendmentto
the foisowing resolution was concurred in;
A Resolution authorizing the Comptroller to resell
the Contract for building stable for Fire Company
MI VrttrC ras nfftIt ii
40 s VI. JAMES A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
New Orleans, July ., 1865.
To the President and Members
of the Board-of Aldermen;
Gentlemen I have the honor 10 inform you that the
following ordinance aud resolution, adopted by your
honorable body, were coucurred in by this Board :.
An ordinance leasing TO the New Orleans, Opelousas
and area, Western aliroad Company portion ofthe
Port and Hevee isont the city of New Orleans
be used as depotfor passengers and freight.
resolution a,athoIizag the City Attorney e dis
miss the sult or judgment against s, MI Read foraxes
en- his property situated in the parish of Jefferson.
JAMES 4. 'AlorKINs, secretary.
The following message was read
s.4sss BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
10 the President and Members = =
of the Board of Aldermen:
Gentfems,t--Your concurrence is respeclfalIv rs-
qnested in the following resolutions adopted by this
649- resolution repeating article and Z of ordi-
CAS- A resolution authorizing The Mayor TO make a
title, without warranty, 10 r.. Gras, Of a niece of
ground on Condo street.
Gss apppIToyiSg ,he Authorizations made
$50. resolution authorizing the Surveyor To issue
eertfcate 10 Stanley McConkey for Si9l 7l-le0.
65I, resolution 10 pay John Forshee, Coroner,
$laal.
coz. A resolution 10 pay snndry persons
w. RESOLUTION authorizing he Comptroller to sell
e5a. resolution authorizing The Surveyor 10 have
crossings made over the cutters on Hevla street
Cas- resolution TO haye the necessary repairs made
30 the Magazine Street Market
CSC. A resolution to repar The bulk head and eyec
opposite ths Cotton Press, Third D slrict.
657. resolution authorizing the Surveyor 10 alter
the sidewalks on Callope street #
zoo. resolution appfoprating S905s 76-l00 for pro.
Visions etc., furnished lie City Wofk-House in the
months of March, April and May, 1885,
JAMES "A HOPKINS, Secretary.
The following resolutions, adopted by the
Assistant Board, were read twice and CONQUERED
in, the rules being suspended
resolution author nr The Mayar To ,nake n ,it,e
%neu. warranty 10 Sras Of portion Of ground on
Yeas -Messrs. Durell, Dupre. Gillmore Pr;cs.
Pride, Prague and Tompkins-7 = 49,
resolution authorizing The Surveyor 10 ss.. . "a
1ihcaie 10 Stanley 4 MeConkey for Si9i IA : -
Peas Messrs. Dupre. Gilmore, Price and
Tompkins A
.Nays--Messrs Durell, Prague and Pride-8
Aresolationto pay John Eosshse, Coroner, 1921.
Keas-Messrs. Durell, Dupre, Gilmore Price
PRIDE Prague and Tompkins-T
90 1866. y
Yeas--Messrs. Dnrel1, Dupre, Gilmore, Price,
Prague, Pride and Tompkins-7.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell the
Dredge Boat. sssg ne IT, s7l - S Z
Peas Messrs. Durell, Dupre, Gilmore ,tpride,
Prague, Price and Tompkins-7
resolution authorizing the Surveyor TO have cross
ihgs haoe over the cutters Heyla street.
feas-Msssrs. Durell, Dupre, Gillmore, Price,
Frague, Pride and Tompkins--7.
the Magazne Street Mafxss tope'is i'eae W
Keax Aiessrs. Durell, D~are. Gilmore. pr;oe.
Prague, Pride and TompkAns-,7 : > : -'s9'
resolution authorizing The SurSs,ar =, -. K.
sidewalks on Celliope street. ~. ~ af'ef me
=. Keas--Messrs DurelI, pupre, Gilmore price
Prague, Pride and Tompkins--7. .f0''
The following resolutions, passed by the Az.
eistant Board, were read, and on motion. acted
upon separately. The first resolution was refer.
red TO the Committee on Streets and Landings.
and the second rejected Unanimously, the rule
being suspended, :.
Resolved, That the adjudication by the Comptroller
The contract for cleaning and keeping in repair the nm
payeds streets of The Second Ward 10000 oer
10 Charles Mccarthy be and ihe same is hereby an
Proved and that his securities, Richard Condor i III
fatilek umnnpss accepted - -
Hsiaf fmrfbsy fsSeice5 That the adjudication by ybs