New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

Ing in repair and running the draining machine OF the
Second Section for three years.
Yeas--Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Denegre, Du-
pre-, Lugenbuhl Prague and Pride .s ! j, ,.n. :
A resolution granting permission TO S.FaTeus 10
erect awning in front Of his property corner OF Der
bgny and Bienville streets.
The following resolution, adopted by the AS
sistant Board, was read
resolution nulhorlzing the Surveyor, togeher win
the Committee on Fire. 10 store all The engine and fire
apparatus Of the city, and appropratipg tho sum OF
S75 10 defray the expenses of the same
Mr. Denegre moved TO amend by striking out
of the resolution the following words: stand
that the sum Of seventy five dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated for The removal Of
the seme, and that the Comptroller warrant
on the Treasurer for said sum upon the certi6.
cate Of the charmen Of the Committees on
Fire '---carried. Y
The resolution, in its amended form, was then
CONQUERED in as follows:
Resolved, That the City Surveyor Jointly with the
Committees Fire of the Common Council be author
lied 10 store all the engine and other fire apparatus be-
longing 10 the city III some suitable building.
The following resolution, adopted by the AS
sistant Board, vas referred to the Judiciary
Committee, as follows:
Yeas = Messra. Bailey, Culbertson, Dupre,
Durell, Lugenbuhl and Prague-6.
Nay-Mr Pride--1
A resolution TO pay the New Orleans and Great
Western Railroad Company S3:454 l2-1OO.
The following resolutions, adopted by the
Assistant Board, were referred to the Police
Committee:
resolution granting permission 10 Al. Clement TO
erect building on Poydras street for the sale of ice
A resolution granting permission 10 Pablo 4 Co. to
erect steam engine on their property.
The following resolutions, adopted by the AS
sistsnt Board, we're read twice, the rules being
suspended:
Rssorea, That from andafer the passage ofthis
oiuon, the compensation of the Sheriff Of The Parish
MI fall tho
ish Prison. and for which The city is able be and the
same is hereby fixed at twenty cents per day for each
prisoner. and no more.
Be it further resolutd That hereafter no Jail fees
shall be pnid by the city,
Mr. Lugentubl having called Mr.. Dupre to
the chair, moved that the foregoing resolutions
be referred to the Committee on Work house
and Prisons--lost.
Mr.. Bailey moved that the aforesaid resolu-
tions be concurred in---carried by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Prague,
Pride, Tompkins and Dupre--6.
Nays--Messrs. Durell, Denegre, Lugenbuhl
and Peire--.4.
Mr. Lugenbuhl asked for permission to cb ange
his vote, announcing that he wished to do so
for the purpose of moving for reconsid era
ton. ..... ..
The chair decided that the privilege could
not be granted to the member, (of changing his
vote with the view of moving for o reconsidera-
tion,) after the result had been announced
Mr.. Lugenbuhl appealed from the decision
ofthe chair.
The chair was sustained in its decision
Mr.. Lugenbuhl then moved for reconsider
alton.
The chair decided that the motion was out Of
order, and the resolutions concurred in.
! Mr.. Durell appealed from the decision of the
chair declaring the resolutions concurred in.
| A motion to sustain the chair in its decision
was carried. ...-
The rules bing suspended, Mr.. Prague offered
| the following resolution, which was read and
adopted, and, on motion, was sent to the Assist
ant Board to be concurred in
| Resolved That VIM. Phelsn have permission to built
blacksmith shop on his own property on ST. Jose pt
street, between Tchoupitoulas and Mngaz streets
i'll accordance with the prayer of his petition 10 The
/ Board Of Aldermen.
| PETITIONS.
| The following petitions we're read and ordered
to be printed, in accordance with the require
ments of the city charter
| OF The majority of owners of property required By
section it9 of the new charter, praying the Common
Council TO pass resolution to the effect of having Ink
| side. walks leveed, graded and paved OIL Claiborne
street from planade street 10 Champs Eyses street
OF the majority of owners of property required b!
section i19 Of the new charter praying the Common
Council to pass ord TO the effect Of shelllng
track twenty feet wide through the cerlre Of Claborn
street from ST. Bernard avenue to Champs Elyse
street.
OF owners of real eatate fronting on Canal street i
the four squares between TchoNptoulas and Neg
Levee down to Bourbon and Carondeel streets, pray
ing the Common Council 10 cause the said sire.
within the aforesaid limits to be paved and improve
per plan annexed in conformity with the 12oth al
other sections of the ne " city charter.
The following petition Was referred to tn
Finance Committee:
OFF. w. Tton, asking the Common Council
authorize the issue to him OF duplicates for fifty eli
bonds for one thousand dollars with coupons al.ache
lost OH board the steamship Pacific.
motion to adjourn was carried by the TO
lowing vote: ~
Yeas -Messrs Culbertson, Dupre, Durel
Lugenbuhl, Prague and Pride-6.
Nay---Mr. Bailey---1.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, See'y.