New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

w. H. GARLAND, Treasurer
New Orleans, July 81, 1855.
The following communication from the Sur.
veyor was read, and on motion, referred to tbt
Committee on Streets and Landings:
IS SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT,
City Hall, New Orleans, July 2Olh, 1861
To the Honorable The Common Council
Board of Assistant Aldermen:
Gestlenien It becomes my duly 10 report 10 your
honorable body, that The bridge Mr. Goblet contracted 10
build al tbs Intersection Of New Canal and Magnolia
street. is completed in accordance with The plan
and specifications of The Surveyor.
keeper for said bridges necessarily required TO be
appointed BIZ your honorable body that the public may
have, al as early date possible, the hereof
Respectfully, your obed't serv't,
j A. DiHEMEGoURT, ~,
Acting Surveyor.
The following communication from the Board
Of Aldermen was read:
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, .
To the President and Members Of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen
esntieniea have the honor to inform You that The
following resolutions adopted by your honorable body
were concurred in by the Board of Aldermen:
resolution inv ling The Board Of Aldermen to meet
in joint session elect Director or Tho School Board
OF The Second District, in place of y. b. Preau,
resolution authorizing the Chief Of The Fire pepart
ment 10 sell certain suction engines.
a resolution requiring Patrick Nestor to replace the
bridge across the Claiborne Canal at Second street
resolution approving the adjudication of the con.
tract for cleaning the of the Third Ward 10 John
Buford, and accepting his securities.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10 warrant
on the Treasurer In favor Of r. D. White for $50
resolution insiructing the Assistant City Attorney
70 cancel Two Judgments standing against N. Fitzsi
mons for taxes.
A preamble aud resolutions in regard 10 the requests
made by the late John Nc Donogh 10 the city OF New
Orleans for charitable purposes.
resolution to pay snndry persons, adopted July
The amendment OF your honorable body 10 the reso-
luton of the Board Of Aldermen sschanging the names
OF New and Old Levee Streets" was concurred in.
CHAs, CLAIBORNE, secy.
The following resolution, from the Board of
Aldermen, was read twice and unanimously
concurred in, the rules being suspended:
A resolution releasing Antoine Doriocourt from all
liability 10 The CRY Of New Orleans, arising out or
Judgment rendered against him in the Sixth District
The following resolutions, from the Board Of
Aldermen were read, and, on motion, referred
to the Finance Committee, the rules being sus-
pended N
resolution authorizing the Assisian, City Attorney
Dee IN favor OF the city.
A resoution authorizing The Comptroller 10 warrant
on the treasurer in favor of Pelican Hook and Ladder
Company Nod for the sum OF seveniy-fye dollars
The following resolution, from the Board Of
9 Aldermen, was read, the rules being suspended
Mr.. Howell moved to refer said resolution to
the Committee on Streets and Landinrs--lost
Mr Unamners moved to refer it to the Commit
Tee on Finance carried.
Resolution repeating parts Of ordinance No I5I6
concerning The Street Commissioners department. and
asu ~ PtallAg ordinance NC. 2222.
Inc following resolution, from the Board of
Aldermen were read. the rules being suspended
MT. mayer moved to refer the same to the
COMMITTEES on Streets and Landings Mr.
Eager moved to concur, and said resolution was
cononrred in BY the following vote
6. s--Messrs, BENT, Bouny, Bridge, Bart
ieite, chambers, Ducros, Eager, Guyol How
III, heley, kawlins, Rusha and Vioiett-1S.
;sYdys-Messrs, Thayer and Wiltz-2.
oiutons repeating ordinance Nh IN enn.
me surveyors Department. abolishng the Office
M Iss ~ and measpre and repeating ordinance
PETITIONS
on Finance: oe-''.i''''oe
of Marlin nc Owen = Cobb, asking payment of bill.
VI 7, u Bakesiy, asking payment OF hill -
~ VI Z, Thomas, asking payment Of bil
~ ~ y, a. w hiiney, asking payment of bill
lin. !" ~ asoioy y " Marshall, asking payment of
Ihe following were referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings
'o a,n complaining of certain erey
Prytania Felicity Road md poIymnia s e. Charles
ssslaea's ana poper holders at The corner Of
Railroad Company sahs and caIoton
The following were referred to the po,;eo
Committee: sAe rohce
0fLudewig Spreen, asking pe,miss;,, =,
bake.evenon Magazine street Y use MS
70 John Cum,nins, asking that his slaugh,erboase
* ~ PSiiutttcu 10 felnaa where
pf David Kaiser asking thai his slaughter honss On
Eighth street be permitted to remain where II il ~
W y H. Fulton asking that his slaushter-housc nm
islenn street, be permitted 10 remain where il is
vi Frederick Lelb asking thai his elaughter .bopsa
be permitted 10 remain where il is,
u Wv. Wright, asking that his saughter-house
tits. - 'ain "heie
~ Lewis Lowering, asking hnt his slaughter-house
DC permitted 10 remain where il is
:, inc ne petition of Michel Aine, agent Of Dutre
MI Foaehe, asking relief in regard to certain
properly wrongly assessed in said Pouches
name was on motion, referred to the Judiciary
Committee w W VAC wv e''aoisry
The petition Of q, Blaksley, asking navma,t
LOT repairs Of engine, was, on mot;nSn rafarsad
TO the Gommittee on Fire. As-eiA W.
5s REsoLU TIoNs.,
Mr.. Howell offered the following roso,..;.
winch was read twice and adopted, tha rnlas
being suspended. ~ tu1es
hesotped, That an ordinance entitled An o,aiav
concerning The paving and completing The fnotna,s
tcauseways of the city of New Orleans and iIs ,
poFRied subnrbs,8 approved September 81 1907. 49,
afesolntion amending the same approved NJ, a ao
1881, ard also another resolution amending III
pass cd December 10 1880 be- and the sans are hereS
Mr.. Guyol offered the following ordinance
Mr.. Chambers moved to lay the same on the
table-lost by the following vote
Yeds-Messrs. Bartlette, Chambers. Eager
Gitien, Rawlins and Wiltz--6. es''