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

sadronss commencing Ire Canal
ending on The rlvef shall negef be more than FIVE
cents. ,55s8sSzsa8ss5S VT Ss 97S.
Ia On motion, the ordinance and aameDdment
8wafe referred to a special committee ofstvo.
|, Messrs. Dureli and Gilmore were appointed
on the above COMMITTEES. T. asal sg ~, g
+ The following message was read
BOARD OF. ASSISTANT ALpERMEN,l gg
it%Gs4 u r. -.,s New Orleans, March q, 1856 ~
II 1'1['s & Board Of Aldermen:
Gen.lenen--Your concurrence is respectfully soic-
tied in the following resolution adopted by this Board
| A resolution placing $1,000 al the disposal of the
Mayor for Secret. service +5l Il - a
| d." .F. .st'' JAMES A HOPKINS, sec'y.
The following resolution, adopted by the
| Board of Assistant Aldermen, was referred to
| the Finance Committee: ,. sS1
| A resolution placing $1,000 al The disposal of the
Mayor for secret service. 80
/ PETITIONS, ETC. 's}.""-<
The following petitions were referred to the
Finance Committee:
iXOf Jose Martinez, relative 10 Judgment obtained
against him and recorded in the mortgage Office for
due forle53 OIL property never owned by him u
| y The following petition was referred to the
Committee on Sireers'and Landings: NJ
| Ot Patrick Flynn praying the Council TO authorize
the surveyor to Issue him rtticate for the clean
ing and widening of Melpomene Canal. rrE'f,.
The following petition was referred to the
| Police Committee: zJ ~ ~
i OF Ferdinand Carpar, asking for permission to open
7 a pleasure garden on Lafayette street,
The following petition was laid on the table.
| OfsWldow Ludgardy Stuhlberger, praying for
| peddler's license free of charge. + q
! -a..' RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Lugenbuhl offered the following resolu-
ton, which was read twice, and adopted, the
rules being suspended: "'I2 A3.1"@"e
| Resoivsd, That The Finance Committee be and is
hereby requested TO report 10 the Board of Aldermen
ihe amount of money now due 10 the City of New Or
leans, by the Parish of Orleans the right bank Of
/
year 1916 and farther that said committee export the
amount annually imposed on said section of the
ochial expenses Of the Parish of Orleans -i
. The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Bailey, was read twice, and adopted, the rules
being suspended: ,.
Resolcea That member Of this Board shall lie ave
the room while the Board is in session. without per
| mission.
a resolution sauthorizing the Lessee of the Mea
Market Second District, continue stalls at the end:
and on both sides of said market read and laid
OH the 18th Frebruary.IS56 taken up and adopted
after having been amended by striking out the words
eachsde and, and also The words, provided the
width of said stalls bs not greater than eighteen
1 inches.
Rssoirsd, Tha, The Farmer of the Beef Market
Second District, be permitted 10 continue the s,asaa
| the ends of said markets. .,..Ns g
The following ordinances, laid over on the
10Th January, 1856, were referred back to The
Committee on Streets and Landings.
An ordinance concerning the grades of side ks IL
the City of New Orleans, adopted by the Assisian
Board, December Is, 1855.
An ordinance regarding new grade for sidewalk
in the City of New Orleans.
A report from the especial Joint Committee
to whom vas referred the resolution with re
ference to the feasibility Of erecting d Market
House at the corner of Esplanade and GalVe'
streets,'' together with resolutions accompany
ing the same, adopted by the Board Of Assist
ant Aldermen this evening, March 4th, 1856
and sent for concurrence, were, on motion, re
ferred back to the committee. .y-,.
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was read twice, and concurre'
in, the rules being suspended: ~ 10 :.
A resolution requesting the Chairman OF the Com
mee on The Artesan Well 10 report 10 the Council
the condition of The well Canal street, and wha
prospect there is of speedy completion of the work
Mr: Durell offered his resignation as q mem
Der Of the Committee on the Artesien Well
which was accepted.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
CHAS CLAIBORNE, Sec'v.