New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-06

Cash balance on hand on 3lst Oct, 1885,. S2459IO
Deposited from lat 10 Suth Nov l555...... 5s3D I
S25l 1850 o
Amount OF coupons paid on bonds
issued BY old city Ss575 90
Municipality No i,..,'.''.:...... 3s5 90
81 Ne.s.,..,.......... 60 90 VIZ
Consolidated city,. 1870 %
10000 O
Balance hand 30ih Nov, 1856. -. Sai0.56O o.
/ TAX FoR RAILROAD BOND COUPONS.
Cash balance on hand on 3is Oct, 1856. :. Ss26o5 s.
Deposited from lsso 3oth Nov, 1855. 3,Oss O.
/ s96,o9a 5
by the city Of New Orleans 10 Railroad
| Companies. .............,.,....... 1880 OF
s6s,444 5.
EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
/ N. B.-A large amount Of coupons has heeu paid by
our agents in New York, but no return has been re-
1 ceived during The month -..S Vs..
l. The following message was read: s5
BOARD OF ALDERMEN. y
/ November 2etil, 1855.
| To the Honorable President and Members
/ of the Board of Assistant Adermen
Conference.-The following resolutions and ordinance
adopted by your honorable body concurred in by
The Board of Aldermen:
\ Aresoution 10 pay George Doan SOIL.
resolution applying 10 The Vegetable Market, Sc
cond District SO much of ordinance No. 297 author
ICES the Commssaries of ST. Marys and Poydras mar
kets to procure barrels and tubs etc. contain The
4 daily refuse of the stalls, fruit stands, etc
resolution to pay sundfy persons adopted Noyenl-
| Der 2oth, 1855
An ordinance concerning The public markets.
y resolution approving The adjudication made TO
Thomas Buckley for attending the bridge across the
4 New Canal at Carrollton avenue
/ resolution prohibiting persons from drying any
clothes or bedding on public squares of the city
i resolution imposing fue on Mrs. J. Thorre con
tractor for draining the second section, for neglect
contact /.
resolution appointing join, committee to present
uAnln IA hpl pyfl fhar
having registry law passed
resolution insructing the Treasurer to furnish the
| Council with statement of all claims placed in the
hands of ID. O. Labatt, late Assistant City Attorney
! unaceounted for.
A resolution approving the adjudication made by the
Comptroller 10 Patrick tones OF The contract for
ing and keeping in repair the unpaved streets OF the
4 Tenth Ward.
preamble and resolutions authorizing the Stree,
| Commissioner to have the sidewalks Esplanade
street. between Robertson and Claiborne, put in the
| same State they were before the level Of said street
Was changed.
| resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell The
contract for cleaning the Camp street. Melpoene, Ca
| nal street and Claiborne street canal
\ A resolution granting permission 10 Oemchen &
Loeer TO erect steam engine their property, sit
uate Chartres street. :
| resolution granting permission 10 f. Billaud 10 re
tain his soap factofya its present location on Eysian
Field street
resolution granting permission 10 q. sambola 10
erect aseam engine on his properly, No. 13s Old Lee
wee street.
resolution granting 10 j. E. vose permission 10
erect steam engine on his property, Nos lab and las
Magazine street.
A res oution accepting the securities of James Gal
lagher as Waterman of the city Work. House.
a resolution granting permission 10 g. X. Barnes 10
continue his soap factory its present location on
Bartholomew street, Third District.
A resolution granting permission 10 w. w. Wright
to continue his slaughter-house its present location
OIL St. Cloud street.
resolution granting Louis Lowering permission 10
continue his saughter.house al its present location III
the Fourth District.
tntip ,ianIn
and b. d. White for repairing the paved streets OF The
sixth section, null and void
resolution declaring Inc contract between the city
and John Ahern, for cleaning the paved and upaved
Streets ndkeepng in repair the uHpaved streets of the
First Ward for one year. null and void.
resolution declaring the between the city
and + D. White, for repairing the unpayed streets OF
the third section, nn!l and vcid
resolution declaring the contract between The city
and Michael Tarpy, for cleaning and keeping in pair
the paved and unpaved streets ofthe Eighth and Ninth
Wards null and void
resolution declaring the contract between the city
and Thomas Hynes, for cleaning and keeping in repair
the paved and unpaved streets of the Seventh Ward
null and void.
Aresolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell AT
auction the contract for cleaning the paved and unpa-
we'd streets, and keeping in repair unpayed streets
of the First Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards 4
repairing the paved of the Third, Fourth Fifth
and SIKH sections.
The amendments of your honorable body to
the following resolutions, were eoncurred in ::
A resolution establishing Vegetable Market the
Tchonpoulas Streets aud prohibiting the sale OF veg
etables and Ash in St aTary's Market
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell at
auction The contract for laying round stone pavement
on the public road on Leyee street, Third District.
The following resolutions were rejected:
resolution authorizing The Street CoinmisSio TO
have plank side walks made Third street, between
ct Denis and st. David streets.
resolution authorizing The Street Commissioner to
notify all owners Of property who have part of their
banqueites paved with round stone, have the same
removed within sixty days.
resolution authorizing the Street Commits soner to
have gunwaie banquelies made Josephine street,
Respectfully,
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
Mr., Chiapella took his seat.
The following ordinance from the Board of
Aldermen was read, the rules being suspended j:
An ordinance 10 regulate The service of slaves con-
fined in the Police jail.
Mr.. stith moved to lay the ordinance over till
the next neeting-lost.
On motion, the ordinance vas concurred in
by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Banister, Barbarin, Bsnit,
Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Gitfen,
Guyol, Howell, Kelly Mcknight, Rawlins, Ru-
sha, Stith, Thayer and Yiolett-l7.
The following ordinance from the Board Of
Aldermen was read, the rules being suspended:
An ordinance TO provide for the sale OF lease of,he
City Work-House,
Mr.. Chambers moved to amend first section
Ny ihoSi sAA1S SaS JS&A la AASA VI til CS
years.
MIR. stith moved to lay the->amendment on
the table-carried.
Mr.. Fabre moved to amend by inserting Ntwo
years" in lieu of ''three years"-iost.
On motion, the ordinance was concurred in
by the following vote:
Peas Messrs. Banister, Barbarin, BENT,
Chambers, Cniapella, lager, Gifen, Guyol,
Howell, Kelly, Mcknight, Rawlins, Rusha
Stith, Thayer. Violet and Wiltz--l7. ...
= .Nay--Mr. Faore-1.
SPECIAL CoMMITFEE.
Mr.. Stith, on behalf of the above committee,
to whom was referred the petition of sundry
persons asking that the coffee houses, etc. etc.
be closed on Sundays, offered the following
report, which was read, the rules being sus-
pended;
The special committee appointed TO consider The
memorial OF l0l czens of New Orleans praying that
house licenses, the Council provide ior closing all
drinking establishments Sunday present the follow
ing report
Ii behooves all phanthropists and moral reformers
10 regard The well the end OF their efforts
The value and Importance Of the end will justify
the IL They be not legal practicable, and polite
The object of the best motives the vaied phi
lanhrophy, is indeed often delayed and rendered more
dlfhenl of attainment by that excessive zeal which
overesps all considerations expediency and of The
collateral effects and consequences aud would trample
upon valuable principles of law, sound policy and
ethics All good citizens desire 10 temperance aud