New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10

President; Messrs. Bailey, Gulbertson, Durell,
Dupre, Prague, Price and Pride.S. 90
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following report was referred to the
Finance Committee: g. 49, 80 i
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA l.. 4
New Orleans, March 1, 1856. : Y
70 the President of the B GARD Of Aldermen %,%
y" of the city Of New Orleans:
Sir have the honor TO transmit hereins.he monthly
report Of this Bank as Fiscal Agent of the city Of
New Orleans s 80 E"
ss'' ''sps''' EtG ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
:. NEW ORLEANS. March 1st; 1856. !
/ Report By the Cl,lzeDs' Bank Of Louisiana, fiscal
agent OF the city of New Orleans, to the Common
Council of said city IN conformity with the first ar
Gle of the Ordinance Of LIST May, 1865.
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX FOR 1854.
Cash balance hand on 3Is Jan 1885,. $4,000 06
Deposited during the month of Feb, 1867. 647 %
~ ~> s5o,55o 90
Amount of coupons paid on ~
bonds issued by old city, S7,945 90
Municipality No. 2.......... 720 90
Consolidated city ............ 2lO 00-S875 90
Cash OH hand on Goth Feb, 1856. ......S4l,6 s4 90
TAX Fer RAILROAD BOND COUPONS.
Cash balance on hand 3isl Jana 1856 80 ,029 "a
Deposited during the month of Feb, 1856 ,o96 SO
Balance Gu hand 29th Feb 1885,. 50 1a6, 81
All of which is respectfully submitted,
avgs EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier
| The following message was read:
BOARD OF AS sISTANT ALDERMEN,)
/ -lI New Orleans, Feb, 2sth, 1856.
| of the Board OF Aldermen:
/ GENTLEMEN-I have the honor 10 inform you that
The following resolutions. adopted by your honorable
| body, were concurred in by this Board:
/ A resolution inslructing the Street Commissioner to
| cause Coliseum Square 10 be GRADED with The earth
the Camp street Canal, and instructing the
Surveyor 10 have wooden railing and trees placed
around said square.
resolution making it the duty of the Treasurer of
the city of New Orleans, when drawing checks, to
draw the payable the order of the Comptroller
who shall keep a*regstry OF the same and who shall
render weekly delaited statement of the same, and
| for what purpose SAID checks were drawn. f@
A resolution authorizing the committee appointedlo
examine and report upon the books and accounts OF
the Treasurer and the city officers. to employ add
lional expert examine the account of ID. c. Labatt,
late Assistant City Attorney with an amendment}
The substitute of your honorable body for the
luton authorizing The Surveyor TO the roof of
the Meat and Vegetable Markets of the Second Dis
trct TO be repaired, was concurred i'll.
The following resolution, rejected by your
honorable body, was persisted in:
! Resolutions authorizing the Street Commissioner
to allow the for lighting the lamps of the
Fourth District certain deductions made in his cerlfi-
cate of December, 1855. Also, authorizing the Street
| Commissioner 10 rel place such lamps may be unfit
for use in the various districts of the city.
Messrs Fabre, Violet and BENT we're 4ap-
pointed committee of conference on the sub.
ject.
The amendments of your honorable body tc
, the IOllOWlDS rSSolutioA4 HeJeGkeu. &Hu LII
resolution persisted in:
Resolution requiring the Surveyor to make certain
bridges. and requiring the Street Commissioner I
erect lamp-post at the corner of Claiborne and s
Bernard Avenue.
Messrs Wilt, Stith and Bartlette were ap
pointed committee of conference on the sub
ject
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
The following amendments of the Assistan
Roo ru IN ln NH rivju m
mittee appointed to examine and report upo
the books and accounts of the Treasurer AM
other city officers to employ an additional ex
pert, whose duty it shall be to examine the nc
counts Of &c. Labatt, late Assistant Cit.
Attorney, were concurred in, viz: To strik
out the word ssadditional' and to add tn
words &c provided the same shall not cost NOR
than three hundred dollars.
The resolution in its amended form, was, Of
notion adopted, as follows:
Rssolpsd, Thai the special committee appointed
examine and report upon the books and accounts c
the TT of the CITY, and the books, papers all
accounts OF such city officers they may de III proper
be authorize 10 employ expert, at salary of nc
NOR" Than one hundred dollars per month, whose Out
it shall be 10 examine the books and accounts of d.
Labatt, late Assistant City Attorney, and 10 repol
therenpon to the Common Council, provided the sam
Yeas--Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell
Dupre, Prague Price and PRIDE.
Messrs. Durell, Culbertson and Prague Wer
appointed committee of conference on the fol
lowing resolutions, rejected by the Board of AL
dermen and persisted in by the Assistant Board
Resolutions authorizing the Street Commissioner ,
allow The contractor for lighting The lamps oflhe Fourt
I District certain deductions made in his certificate
December 1855, and also authorizing the Street Con
missioner 10 replace such lamps as may be unit ft
use the various districts of the city.
, Messrs. Dupre, Denegre and Culbertson Wer
appointed O. Committee of Conference on the fol
lowing resolutions, persisted in by the Assistan
Board
Resolutions requiring the Surveyor to make certai
bridges, and requiring the Street Commissioner 10 eret
lamp post the corner of Claiborne street and S
Bernard avenue.
The following message was read:
Il BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
- New ORLEANS, Feb. 49, 1856
To the President and Members of The
Board of Aldermen
GFeAtsmen-Your concurrence is respectfully 81
Iiciled in the following resolutions and ordinant
adopted by this Board
A resolution TO pay sundry persons for sundries tu
nisled the City Work-honse.
resolution requesting the Surveyor report to Il
lie Common Council the cost of the repairs necessary
II the prives and sinks of the Parish Prison.
ID A resolution granting al extension of time to A
guse Muller for the removal of his sau5 hter-house
s. resolution authorizing the Fire Committee 10 a
,r i in conjunction with the City Attorney in the
lie Allen and Lugenbuh ys' the city of New Orleans.
Resolutions to pay Patrick Murphy S655 "a loo, al
II au,horz ling the City Attorney 10 institute suit again
W John Hoey for said amount.
s A resolution TO pay sundry persons.
in An ordinance relative TO The branch OF The New
leans and Carroon Railroad Company, on Jacks
D. street, Fourth District.
i'll Respectfully.
~ JAMES A. HOPKINS, Secretary
The following resolutions, adopted by the A
sistant Board, were read twice and coneurr
j. in, the rules being suspended:
ri resolution authorizing the Fire Committees to
:" in conjunction with The City Attorney in The suit
Allen and LugeNbuhl The City of New Orleans
lie A resolution pay Patrick Murphy $685. "a, and a
ne thorzing the City Attorney to sue John Hoey for
I'll amount. On,
, Yeas--Messrs Bailey, Culbertson, Denegr
~ Dupre, Price, Pride and Prague.
A resolution 10 pay sundry persons, adopted 2t
7 February, 1861
ey Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Denegr
4. Dupre, Pride, Price and Prague.
: The following resolutions, adopted by the
a sistant Board, were referred to the Commit
i; on Workhouse and Prisons.
"a A resolution requesting the Surveyor to report
of ha repairs necessary 10 the prives and sinks
Mt the Parish Prison.
e, resolution to pay sundry parsons Tor sundres f
nshed the city workhouse, (adopted goth Februa
1861
y The following resolution, adopted by the
w. sistant Board, was referred to the Police Coz
- mittee:
G. resolution granting extension of time TO Aug
nd Muller for the removal of his slaughter house.
The following ordinance, adopted by the A
to sistant Board, was read :
An rela1 IN he RAJ of he NeE