New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-14
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is necessary, and the Grand Jnry have recommends
an increase to that number, but Iconsceniiously be
Iieye that $50 men more in addition the present.
xetherwith small and well picked number of men, al
secret q dsseeiye poss would % ample ioI a PVT
Department, be suitably uniformed; this latter, as
have former occasion stated, consider the mos
important Improvement which could be introduced into
the Department, and again recommend thatth Goun
Gil make some provision by which il can be properly
frst uniform, or portion thereof
NO. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The following message was read
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
New Orleans, Dec. 6, 1855.
TO the President and Members Of the
Board of Aldermen:
guessed in the following resolutions adopted BY hi,
resolution gsDng ~ , t. e
A resolution authorizing the Keeper of the Court
Houses 10 have repaired the stoves in the dferen
Court. Houses, and 70 place stoves where the SAINT
may be required.
JAMES A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
The following resolutions, adopted by the As
sietant Board, were read twice and concurred
In, the rules being suspended
"A resolution granting permission TO E. GODDARD TO
make balloon ascensons from the Place d'Armes.
Houses hare repaired the stoves in The different
csust-Houses, and 10 place stoves where the same
are required.
The following message was read:
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN >
I, NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1856
10 the President and Members Of the
sS Board OF Aldern,en:
Genftexsn--f our concurrence is respectfully So
licited IN The following resolutions adopted by the
Board Of Assistants: g
A. resolution TO pay sundry persons
preamble andresoluton requiring The Street Com
missioner 10 have ST. nthony's Canal filed up and
requiring the Surveyor 10 outlet through Ely
To
of Claiborne Canalin Marisnys Canal. n
Resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10 sell at
term Of ten years, said ferry 10 be established al The
foot Of Jackson street ~
resolution requesting The Street Commits lon er not
r. cause 70 be arrested any goats found large below
Che West side Of Claiborne street, First Second
Third and Fouh Districts, and CLARA street, First Dis
resolution granting permits sion to F. A. GothwaId
% establish brewery on his PREMISES corner of ST.
Philip and Dauphine streets @5454 .
resolution granting permission to Geo. Gowans
TO erect a small steam engine on his property.
resolution alioIng the space between the Beef
and vegetable Markets second District, exclusively
any Of The markets of the Second District.
A resolution prohibiting the sale Of oysters on The
the city. N
Is resolu,ionau.horzing The Recorder of the Ftrs,
room clean. = d'17s#e1 & =
a resolution authorizing the Recorder of the First
a
office and authorizing the Comptroller 10 warrant on
! the Treasurer for the same. fjF
A resolution requesting the joint COMMITTEES, APP
pointed employ experts examine the books OF the
Treasurer, report 10 the Council the progress made
by the same, and about what time The shall be
finished.
the case Of ,, g. Arnout vs. The city Of New Or
Orleans, before The Supreme Court Of the United
States.
Respectfully,
JAS. A HOPKINS, sec'y.
The following resolutions, adopted by the As.
sistant Board, were read twice and concurred
) in, the rules being suspended
resolution 70 pay sundry persons Adopted De-
cember TIL, 1856
Y Keas- Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Denegre, Du-
pre-, Gilmore, Converse, Price, Pride and Tomp-
kins--a.
Arcsouiion granting permission to Geo Gowan to
y erect suitable steam engine on his properly
Mr.. Culbertson took his seat.
The following resolutions, adopted by the As
sistant Board, were referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings:
preamble and resolution requiring the Street Com
missioner 10 have ST. Anthony canal dled up, and
Elysian Fields 10 be opened discharge the wa
sersof Claiborne canal into Marigny canal.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell al
auction the steam ferry privilege for The term of ten
years. Said ferry be established al the foot OF Jack
3 son street, Fourth District.
The following resolutions, adopted BY the As
ntss 0ue oVnAus Wsfu HcloIfeu to VIC EOtlce Som-
mittee:
A resolution requesting the Street Commissioner not
20 cause 70 ba arrested all goats found at large below
the west sidc Of Claiborne street. First Second, Third
and Fourth Districts, and Clara street. First District
resolution granting permission to r. A. Gothwald
70 establish bre very gu his premises, Of ST.
& Philip and Dauphine Streets
Aresoution prohibiting The sale OF oysters on The
ieyee, The Beef and Vegetable markets, Second
District as also on any IF the levees wharyes OF the
resolution authorizing the Recorder Of the First
bisctto employ suitable person to keep his office
eienn mad the courtroom In order
The following resolution, adopted by the AS
sistant Board, was referred to- the Finance Com
mittee
A resolution authorizing the Recorder Of the First
Dlstrcs 70 purchase sandry articles for The use Of his
once and authorizing The Comptroller to warrant Oh
the Treasurer for the same.
The following resolution, adopted by the AS.
sistant Board, vas referred to the Judiciary
Committee:
che ofJ b.. G. Arnoult VS.. The ciy Of New Oh.
aeana before ihe Supreme Court Of The United States
The following resolution, adopted by the AS
aistant Board, was laid on the liable, subject to
call !:
resolution requesting the joint COMMITTEES appoint,
ed 70 employ experts to examine the Treasurer books
to report 10 the Council the progress made by the same
aud at what time The examination will nrobabiv H.
3 finished. -
The following resolution, adopted by the
Assistant Board, was, on motion, laid on the
table
E. resolution allostng tae space between The Beef
and Vegetable markets Second District exclusively for
the sale of fruits, and prohibiting the sale Of fruit in
any Of the markets of The Second District.
Y The following message was read
BOARD OF ASSIS TANT ALDERMEN,
New Orleans, December 5th, 1856 I
To the President and Members
Of the Board of Aldermen:
HGfBtfe,aea-I have the honor 10 inform YOU tha,
the folio wing ordinances, adopted by your honorable
body, were conourred in by this Board:
An ordinance 10 regulate the service of slaves con-
fined in the Police jail. -
An ordinance 10 provide for the sale of lea SO or The
& City Work-house. - -
Very respectfully,
JAMES A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Tie following message WAS read ~
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
g New Orleans, Dec. 9Th, 1855. =
To the President and Members Of the =
Cd Board Of Aldermen
GeafIemsH. have the honor 10 inform you thai the
following ordinance and resolutions, adopted by your
honorable body, were eoncnrred in by this Board
An ordinance concerning the Fire Department,
y a resolution requesting the Street Comm sioner 10
lave Chains extended Penn street during rnar-
ket hours.
resolution authorizing The Comptroller 70 sell at
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