New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

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Messrs Howell and Fabre were appointed a
committee Of conference on The part Of this
Board ON the following resolution, persisted in
by the Board Of Aldermen
Il "A resolution authorizing tile farmer of the Beef
Marke! Second District TO continue the stalls al the
end of said market. ssAE E z,sy.ss sss I'd
4 1.-THE quarterly reports of the Public Schools
of the Third District we're referred to the Com
mittee on Education and ordered to be publish
ed, and will be found in another column Of this
paper.
PETITIONS
The following were referred to the Finance +
Committee: s
0f Joseph Huf,y, Sheriff, asking payment Of bill
Of. g. Mlicr, asking payment of bill.
{ OF g. E.sslazerat, asking payment of bill.
e ON. O Picaynne, asking payment of bill.
OF Ch m & Bolton, asking payment: of bill.
r 9 + WmaA.4Be eche CT, asking payment Of bill. IS 4
!; OF H N.55ogden, President Liverpool and London
advanced 10 James II. WingGeld late Chief of the Fire
Department. 1899 = Z |
of James ut,asking to be refunded amount of
paid by him in error. a$z
OF Creole office, asking payment of bill
OfMrs. r. Sehall, skiing TO be refunded amount of
taxes paid by heT5in error. Es.Y53. 5=aa5}I
or J. a. Letten, late clerk of the Recorder of the
Third District, asking to be paid his salary for the
monlilSof May, 1855.
,sof Caleb Pennel and VIM. Carr. policemen, asking
10 paid heirsalay time lostby being pended
OF Domingo Negrollo, asking to be refunded the
amount Of dray license paddy him III error.
OF NJ. NJ, Cohen, attorney of ". N. Batson i'll re.
gard 10 claim said Busson 5lias against the city
OF the members Of The Society Of the Daughters of
Charity of ST. Vincent de Paul, asking be exempt
from the payment Of taxes on their institution.
OfCharles Fisher offering 10 sell his painting Of
the battle of New Orleahssio The city
OF sundry persons. recommending The purchase by
the city of The painting Of the battle OF New Orleans.
The following were referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Landingg:
OF Thomas Buckley, contradiction paving The pub
lie road, Third District, asking Thai the city furnish
him with the neces sary curb and gutter stones to com
pete his contract.
Of John Williamson, asking that the Surveyor be
authorized tossue 10 him his certificate for making
the bridge atCarfollton Avenue.
OFF. Irwin, in regard TO The different plank-roads
OF VIM R yam, asking that the Street Commissioner
permit him to take dirt from hIelpomene slreeto fiji
up idewaiks the depot OF the Jackson RAILROAD
OF residents and property holders in the lower por-
ton of ,lleThitl District, asking that Greamen street
he opened from The Tobacco Warehouseio The Bar
racks 1870 49,
y OF Thos. Duant, in regard to the ordinance rela
tive to The paving ofzcomnlon leys.
Of the lesseeof the Saraparu Market, Fourth Dis
trict asking that certain repairs be made 10 said
ket. 2#.5. TL-str.5s
The following we're referred to the Judiciary
Committee:
against his exhibition by the City Attorney and asking
OLA E. Btenyenu, asking 10 be refunded the amount
of taxes paid by him which have since been decided
by The Supreme Court 10 be Illegal s'=
'OfJ Eremeaux, ex- Lieuenan, Second District po-
lice, asking 10 be paid his salary up TO the LIST May
OLA Goban, asking 10 be paid for piece of ground
taken by The city for the opening Of Ursnlines
ThoE. Barrett & Co, in regard 10 certain Judgment
obtained against the city, and; asking that the same be
| settled. "as - -
The following were referred to the Police
| Committees -
OF sundry persons complaining of certain building
| on Water street, between Ninth and Harmony streets,
Fourth District called The Wabash Hotel, and asking
| for its removal. ,-z5
T. or D. Graham, asking permission to erect a boiler
I-shop and forge OH his property,
! OF Thomas Mccarthy policeman, asking TO be pa id
for time osby being wounded in the discharge of his
or owners and tenants of stalls in the Meat Market
/ Second District protesting against The erection OF
\ STALLS the end of said market on the sidewalks
OF residents in the vicinity of the Louisiana Coure,
Office, complaining of the same as a nuisance
| orr. BcnguoL complaining of the miserable man;
ner i'll which the different sl1ughter-houses are kept
and asking for special privilege 10 eject iarge
establishment tor the slaughter of animals.
OF Manuel Debeu, asking permission 10 erect stalls
in The St. Marys Market for The sale of vegetables
OF NJ. Clement, asking permission to erect canvas
building on Poydras street for an ice cream saloon.
OF Pablo Il Co., asking permission to erect steam
engine OIL their property.
OfT Halural: asking permission to erect smnl
OF Elizabeth Ageo. widow of the late Alex Ageo
policeman, asking for some relief at the hands OF tn
The petition of Mary Huley, living on ST. Mar
street, First District in regard 70 four goats seize
and sold by the city, and asking relief,
A sletter from Chas. Callahan, offering hi
resignation member of the Public School
of the First District, was read and on motion
the resignation accepted.
The petition of Laroussini, Offering to leas
from the city Place ST. Anthoine, was, on mo
ton, referred to special committee compose
of Messrs Guyol, Hebrard and Landry.
0 letter from W. Chambers, Offering hi
,haS IF Rnor pa
4 read and accepted.
g Mr. Eager was appointed member OF tn
committee appointed to examine the books
the City Treasurer, etc, in place of MIR. Chan
J, bers, resigned
!. Messrs Barbarin, Bridge, Russia and Nj
o knight took their seats.
c RESo LUTTONs.
q The following resolution was read, the ruiz
being suspended, and adopted by the followin
}. vote:
Yeas j essrs. Banister, Barbarin, Benz
Il Bridge, Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Guyol, How
ell, Kelly, Landry, Russia, Stith, Thayer az
J. Wiltz-15.
IF Resolrea That the Comptroller warrant on The Trea
lie urer for The sum of one hundred dollars in favor of
A. Beecher, for one months salary secretary of I
struding committees of the Board of Assistant Aide
III neil, ending on the 3lst of March, 1856.
- Mr. Fabre offered the following preamb
y and resolution, which was read:
id Whereas, the interest OF the City OF New Orlea
re in the NcDonogh Estate, at present, exceeds m
H. lion Of dollars; and whereas, that interest Is ds
" impaired and diminished by the lndivision of the
TO tate, in consequence of the small revenue arisi
an from the estate the heavy and increasing expense
tending its admnistr alton; the condition of the OF
lie productive portion of the estate, already dilapida
nd and as, going to utter RUM the numerous respass
re- committed the rural portions of the estate which
- scattered through many Of the Parishes and again
lie which no vigilance afford complete adequ;
he protection; The large tax which now burdens the
~ tate; the obstruction which the present state of
q property within the city offers to The Improvement
+ adjacent property the injury 10 the moral charac
: and we'll being of the city by the continuance i'll
4 midst of the city population of number of wretch
novels, liable to be the ubodes Of vice and indigen
t. the speculative suits which have sprung up a
which, III all probability, will multiply TO prey W
the estate; .hssdieues and differences ,ha. h,
ard Commissioners and agents. atdswhich will conlit
3 to divide and distract lis membsrs and othef eau
10 TOO numerous 10 detail and whereas, aparltion is
md soluely necessary effect tue great and leading
poses ofthe testator confded 10 the action Of this
ell and of The city OF Baltimore and Whereas the cit!
lilo Baltimore has employed two able, experienced
as'ute counsel to oppose the suit which New OFle
Co. and ytaFnn