New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-25

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| rules being suspended /.
RsiOired Tha, The Surveyor BE- and lie is hereby re-.
quested to furnish TO this Board the plan and speei-
cations for putting in repair the building of b. La
mothe lately occupied by Fire Company Nos, and the
probable amount of cost for the same,
keozrea, That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby
tue Police also the galleries of the Insane Asy-
lun provided the same shall not cost more than one
hundred dollars ..--a ~. ~ s.... ~
Ducros, Eager, Giffen, Guyol, Howell, Stith
and Thayer-14.
SPECIAL CoMM1TTEES.
Mr. Giffen on behalf OF this Board offered the
following report of the Committee Of Conference
| on the resolution to pay sundry persons adopted
oath July, 1856, and concurred in by the Board
of Aldermen with an amendment, August 9th,
1866, was read:
The Committee Of Conference appointed by The Board
of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen to consider and
report upon resolution to pay suHry persons, adopt
ed BY the Board Of Assistant Aldermen July %, 1855
and amended by the Board of Aldermen, August 9,
ls55-by striking out therefom the appropriation Of
S963 50, favor of the N o. Picayu ne for printing
and binding hundred copies Of the Coptroilers
port oi 1854 and persisted BY the Board &c Assist
ant Aldermen the 2st August, 1855 beg leave tore
port that your Committee after due consde ration Of
subject within referred for their consideration
slider thatthe sum of five hundred dollars would be
full and very equitable compensation for The work per-
formed by said n. o. Picayune in the premises, and
/ A 5s'~ s'-3 1gS1 . ''I5i EDw II. DURELL, q
/ \ -.... e. 4.-s JAS. DUPRE.
"g F. BRIDGE,
A. CHIAPELLA,
9-# -=s&E. #&"" ADAM GlFFEN.
Mr.. Giffen moved for the adoption of the re-
port Mr. Stith objected, and called for the
yeas and nays; and said report was rejected
Yeas-Messrs. Banister, Bartlette, Bridge,
Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Gifen, Guyol and
McKnight-S.
.Nays Messrs. Barbarin, BENT, Duoros,
Guyol, Howell, Stith. Thayer and Traoy-8.
Mr. Eager moved to take up the resolution to
pay sundry persons, adopted 24th July, 1866,
and to adopt the. same with the exception Of
that part in regard e paying the Daily Plea
therenpon read and adopted BY the following
vote. the rules being suspended: 94.4s M
Yeas-Messrs. Banister, Bartlette, arbarin,
BENT, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Eager,
Gifen, Guyol, Howell, Mcknight, Stith and
Thayer-14. =-,--.t-t ~ -------.
SPECIAL coaMITTEE.
Mr.. Bartlette, on behalf of theiabove commit
tee, offered the following report, which was read
and adopted:
The speciat committee to whom We're referred the
charges runiored 10 lave been made before the Grand
Jury aginst Clement Ramos, Recorder of the Second
District have The honor 10 report that from careful
the examination of number of witnesses, they have
arrived the following facts That on the nights of the
18th and 18th September, Mr., Henry Ducalel was
robbed; that his suspicious res ted on young man
named Cutreaux, who was found by Mrs. Ducatei and
he Lieutenant of the Second District Police, i'll the
pos session of the goods stolen, and that Mr.. Ducael
refused TO prosecute the offender, and that the Re-
corder being ked by The police officer what he should
do with the party accused was told by him-the Re-
croder-io do what MIR. Ducatel wished, whcTenpon
the party was discharged from custody. Your commits
are of the opinion that the utmost that could be
urged against Recorder Ramos would be fuiure to
exert his authority compel Mr.. Ducate to prosecute
the person who had robbed hm--conceding that The
Recorder had such authority
Your committee is OF the opinion that failure to
ercse forms grounds for The action of this body
They therefore respectfully request be discharged
from the further consideration of The subject.
Il. A. BARTLETTF,
--- GERARD STlTH,
@ z.z E.y. f.. 4 HENRY GuYOL. -s..
Mr. Chambers moved to take up the resolu-
ton in regard to fixing the place Of holding the
election on the I'd Thursday of November next.
Carried.
Mr. Stith moved to lay the same on the table.
Carried. 5ru=-n5a ..58.,5.g
Mr. Giffen moved that ordinance No. 1894 be
See vote: D.
Yeas---Messrs. Bsnnister, Barbarin, Bart
lette, BENT, Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros, Eager,
Gitfen, Guyol, Mcknight. Stith, and Thayer
ia ls. IL
.Nays--- Messrs. Chambers and Howell---2.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tues-
day next, the Both October, 1866, at 6 o'clock
u {,.z5 Eau. ~. las. A. HOPKINS. .Sec,v. 81