New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18

aitien, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry, Rasha
ind Thayer--15,
Rssolgta, That lie Comptroller warrant The Urea
surer for payment of the following bills;
8. Nantre 4 Cot-Bill oil, etc, for Third Dis
ret Gnard House, July %, 1854, TO April 90 .ooa q,
sergeant Morrei.-For detecting and prose-
cutting to conviction Henry Grace, for steal = \,
ing copper lamps of city...t............ % w
J. NJ Westmore-396 certificates furnished
and sentember, Observation-Disclosures, 1872 90
Thomas Dchan-- Refreshments for officers Of a.. ~
election, July 10. 1855. ......t....", ~ w
Il. Csjejas-R for officers Of cleo
ott. August 13, 1866. IL w
nisI Nv Youne America. ................. Is 90
Ply Keen y ao Whsringer Fourth Disiret-ilire
OF Lahorers for June and July, ls55...,.., " %
andina August Ia 1855 $500 90
j. B. Cerrejoles--For filling done in center Of
Jackson Square, fer erecting thereon statue
Of GEN jackson, 1868 10 cubic yards al Soc isl 5d
The following resolutions accompanying the
same report, were read. the rules being sus-
neaded, and unanimously adopted:
ResoSusd that John Adams and George Patterson, the
securities offered by II g. Dawes, for the faithful per-
torlnancs of his duties Chief Engineer of the lire
engine Young America. be and The same are hereby
accepted:
securities offered by H. Goodrich for the faithful per-
fortnance Of his dulles Assistant Engineer of the
steam FIRE engine Young America be and the same are
hereby accepted .
. In6 IOll0WluS TESolublGhs HUM sho 1oaAA "
Aldermen, was read, the rules being suspended,
and coneurred in by the following vote:
Yeas = Messrs Tracy, BENT, Bridge, Cham
bers, Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Citizen, Kelly,
Landry, Thayer and Wiltz---l2.
Mas -Messrs Banister, Bartlette, Guyol,
Howell and Rusha--5
resolution appointing JOINT committee 70 CORE
spoud on the part of the Common Council OF New Or-
leans with The Department Of the General al
Washngto in regard to the repeated failures Of The
United States mails. re.
fen. Fabre and Eager as the committee on the
part Of this Board
CLAIMS.
Mr.. Chambers, OF behalf Of the above COM
mittee, offered the following report, which WAS
read and adopted;
The Committee on Claims beg leave to report
upon the following matters referred to them:
Upon The petition of George o. Hall, watchnan,
asking payment for tune LOST Whiie dsaplea ny q
sprained ankle-Adversely
Upon The petition of Henry Seguin and w E. Tilton,
Ratchmen, asking 10 be paid for time during which
they were suspended. Your committee understand
Thai when The Police Board are satisfied that a wach-
man has been wrongfully suspended they allow MN
pay for the time of his snspenson When this 10 NOT
done, the loss OF payis Intended as penalty The
latter seems be the case in this instance, and your
committee do not deemit their province 2 enquire
into the correctness Of the judgment Of The Police
Board They therefore report adversely TO the petition
Upon the petition of p. A, Hebfard asking te have.
Cancelled mortgage 81 h & paoP p
Oh capital The law imposing said tax having been de-
clared illegal by the Supreme Court our committee
Offer resolution referring the petition 10 The CITY
Attorney, with power 10 act
Upon the petition of Mrs Il Vgnaud, who represents
thar her property has been seized for taxes re does
not owe. Your committee offer u resolution referring
the case 10 the Assistant City Attorney, with power
to act
Upon the petition Of Gehlbaek, representing that
judgment stands recorded against him for taxes on
property never owned BY him. Your committee offer
resolution referring the matter 10 the Assistant City
Attorney with power to act. =, $1,000,
XII I, BRIDGE.
Il October 10, 1855. HANSON KELLY.
The following resolutions were read. the rules
Ebeing suspended, and unanimously adopted:
EesoEusd That The Ciiy Attorney be authorized 10
Ehaye Cancelled Judgment against 2. A. HebraTd, IN
flavor of the city Of The Second Municipality for tax
capital ia the year 1860 # ne be satisfied that SAID
| lax is not coleetable by law.
Resops9 That the petition Of Mrs u. Vgnaud be
fsfFed 10 The Assistant City Attorney, with instruction
10 have aside the seizure Of her properly for taxes
Should he find that the same has been wronguy made
Reoiee3 That the petition Of r. Gehbaek be referred
10 The Assistant City Attorney with authority 10 have
Gehbsck, III The Fifth JUSTICES Court hpon His affidavit
thai the property for taxes which the Judgment was
rendered, did not belong 70 him.
JEDIeIARY.
i sIr. Chambers, on behalf Of the above com
| mittee, offered the following report, which was
read, and. on motion, laid over until the nest
meeting:
The judiciary Committee beg leave 10 report upor
resolution which referred 10 them, proposing
10 nd section 3D. Of ordinance 90 exempt the
City Physicians from acting as experts 10 the Coroner
unless paid by him fee of Ave dollars for each inquest
that they have carefully examined the laws establish
ing the office Of Coroner defining his powers and duties
and fixing his fees, and believe that the proposed
amendment would subject the city the payment of
physicians fee In addition to the fee of twenty dollar
now collected by the Coroner They therefore repoF
adversely e the adoption Of said resolution res
| T. A. BARTLETTE,
l Al CHIAPELLA.
| The hour having arrived for the joint session
| the Board of Aldermen met the Board Of Assist
ant Aldermen in their hall in
| JOINT SESSION.
| The rolls being called, eight Aldermen ane
nineteen Assistant Aldermen answered to theil
names. to wit;
Aldermen Honorable J. j. Luganbuhl, Presi
dent; Messrs. Gulbertson, Darell, DHprs, Bailey
Price, Pride and Denegre-8
Il Assistant Aidermen-H onorabIeE L. Tracy
President; Messrs Banister, Bartlstte, BENT
! Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Fabre
Giffen, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry, Long
Rusha, Stith, Thayer and Wiltz-I9.
Onmotion, the Board proceeded to the electio
Of d School Director for the First District, t
fill the vacancy of r. Camerden, resigned
H Messrs. ]. a. Rozier and r. A. Upton wer
nominated.
Mr. Rozier received the votes Of Messrl
Bailey, Calbertson, Durell, Dupre, Denegrs
Lngenbuhl, Price, Benit, Chambers. Chiapells
Eager, Giffen, Stith and Thayer--14.
Mr. Upton received the votes of Messrs. Prid
Tracy, Banister, Bartlstte, Bridge, Fabr,
Guyol. Howell, Kelly, Landry, Long, Rush
and Wiltz---13.
Mr.. Rozier having received majority of til
: votes cast, was declared duly elected Soho,
Director for the LIST District.
II On motion, the BOARD proceeded TO the elet
] ton Of School Director Of the I'd District, i
I place Of Laf Gnyol, resigned
Mr.. Ainedee Dueatet was nominated, an
there being no opposition, he was declared dul
] eleotsd School Director Of the I'd District.
On motion, tho Board proceeded to the ele,
! ton Of School Director for the Sd District,
fll the vacancy ooeasioned by the resignation
Charles aayarre
II Mr.. Martin Logan was nominated, and thel
being no opposition. he was declared nnan
mously elected School Director for the Sd Di
Il triet.
The Common Council having terminated Il
election, the Board Of Aldermen retired.
II On motion, the Board proceeded to its regul.
: business.
FOIL E.
I'll Mr.. Guyol, on behalf Of tho above committe
offered the following report, which was read 81
. adopted:
The fsonf,nfitee nm u hlre ,e ~ Ts,or, ,,n,,, ,t.