New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-12

counsel to assist the City Attorney in the prosecution of VIM H.
After the transaction some other uninportant the
Board adjourned
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Th body met
lasterenng; Mr. F"bre in the chair and fifteen members
Tie Mayor in announcing !hat the Surveyor
@ he h4 Lin srse.e % the svsss @ for ten ms above the c and
sl rise watchfuness would b necessary trans
n S' % NJ grfSGsas "sla
eities peg h~een he wo eorpoao AIso trn ae
hitting letter from Gen Barrett Of New York relative
mit!s letter Mcss Hunt iinnon enclosing letter.
@ "in ss s Of 'tSsTFe he preerg heG by
him. which he wished TO be devoted to the adjustment Of what
?nnens the publication Of the proclamation for the ensuing
The different parts the message were referred to different
committees and Mr. Garland letter ordered to be published
city eSssss Resrs sSn1 s OF CHECKS drawn by nm OIL the
The Treasurer his weekly report showing balance on
d of M o95 9 and list Of licenses issued during the week
The city regard to the sclz
ting aside the attachments taken by him. his intention of mp
pcag the supreme Conrt OF letters announcing
the sejae Of property belesn to M Garland in distant
one e% Tssasns f f. IL ssysSs VIA se@agE EEsye%s
tront Of their dwellings hotels washing te esssP9ols
pools and cutters absence Of sn,we crossings etc
The Board of School Directors of The First District reported
5000 deposited With him 10 their credit and asked relief Re-
10
Resolutions Of import submitted and adopted
< resolution for Selling contract to change the grade of
od street in such mnne rs TO prevent the flooding Of the
Mr.. Eager offered resolution authorizing the Finance Com
torn n; Gpp ast M r %%ns and > prors
had aiend been employed The resolution adopted and
pair The Greamcn Magazine Pryana md Appoilo plank
onds which after lhe addition Of the caiopc and Claiborne
rs, IN
Mr NGn$h oaSTs% rssqa,ioq for e!snz pf Iooissna
only dity dollars each license for the present year which he
thought should be done as the sad institutions we're TO Ger
tain extent charitable and for the benefit Of poor derositoTs-
ton for ying sny bg 3hch was noptcl calls for over
isea affairs The city several years past
S inc @ ali the o a d epaSn .TeaiS to nt om"rS
eISh in the beginning ETC. 1t adopted and ordered to be
The Street and Landing Committee submitted a report and
re19ions q minor nere which were properly disposed Of
NEW ORLEANS March I, 1856.
In inst interview distinctly informed you that never
CENT II a TS W @ hnys sSme b" SR t
errors make good any disersrHiciss Hs under
the impulse Of the dread of an arrest committed foolish act
ania pa .Is Object T ls pre-.
course popcr % % e Gsr her al "e to e "ppei to
and make good any discrepancies that may appear
iSS 'lsS i sSpansd ~ saens4t las ben asshe
as ain am poweress The amount Of bail demanded
prccludes the possibility Of my giving amy attention to
Under my present situation it is impossible for to give
yo Than general idea Of the could command;
indeed until can make settlements with several persons
with whom have had joint operations is impossible for
to say how stand So far as the property hold in my
4nence of my being tutor 10 orphan children, most Of those
things that purchased 10 be sold again were done in the
Coleman and myself purchased some batture and
other small pieces Of property Our respective interests can
Coleman rich before lad any connection and he
has raised large amounts from his own means Mr. unton
large Judgment from Of the Tennessee banks against Crock
ct GARLAND Co.. considerable portion of this purchase money
Mr. Coleman have realized enough to have satisfied him. but
what things will now take impossible
will remember all Mr. Coennn Mr. myself
purchased and entered lands on the railroad Our respSetye
Coleman and myself several years ago. purchased property in
Jefferson City.
Of the property a Of which is in my nane Mr. R. 4 Flu
bank Jr and myself jointly purchased property in e
Crescent newspaper is held by Mr. Eubank for my Ny
connection with this paper areSe from my efforts to secure
an interest tie newspaper. Mr. f. Mcfarland and
myself have few vacant lots to sell to close
ted Mr Ware is the uncle Of ny chiare having no
children repeatedly expressed his intention of giving his
aq @ fs y Ga' We M ayS hes
portion Of the purchase money due this estate This sketch
5 tuaSn n yon @dS1 po the es haSs W hat
all have shall be applied TO meet my obgations The only OBJ
s s That a ak IN seg oa % y ds
have everything had in situation to be applied to obliga
command letters after had left deemed
proper opace this matter under CONTROL and will
ereise your Judgment in dpons YonII refrtc,f,u Of it.
WV. H. GARLAND,