New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-11

were referred to the FINANCE ComnltLee: a
Resoted That the Comptroller be- anhe is hereby authorl
liz Sill 81 being or his salary from Isl 10
Ieolrsa That the Comptroller be- he hereby athosjs
being H Of his salary as Recorders Clerk from lst to
GIr. Place, on behalf of the Finance Committee,
offered the following report which was adopted, and
the resolutions accompanying the same were read
twice and adopted, the rules being suspended, and
were on motion, sent to the Assistant Board to be
concrrTed in. 90
The Committee on Finance the honor report upon the
several matters referred to them, as follows: e,,..
committee recommend the rejection OF the following Pc
tions TO-.
property purchased by him from the city, be RENTED
b saoy asking that the city refund to him her portion for
Hts aad walk he having
pp s G eD asFn dHs e &c s e to
her pedlar license for retail grocery ieense
submitting bis securities COMMITTEES recommend the
5 ae 9f e ee ofn tile
TN 30 as1 y me- n q s
ssPssHE esyan o dsdae
property Toulouse street. committee since their report
o The oeober
1855 asking that the of said property should be
SPpSSsaSn
M a as os e scas re as
Upon to the Board Of School Directors Fourth Dis
eomaiitee decline acSn and recommend that the
ferred to the Committee Streets and Landings who take
coenzlnce all matters pertaining toeah improvements and
buildings etc. heretofore eferabe to such committees by the
Upon message from the Mayor June q 1856 relative to
wit possession in the hands q the Sheriff. issued from The
pality 2 yo committee satisfied that prompt action
necessary to bring about o nths the % M rs9u
Council actin the premises as may seem to them most des
ruble Respectfully,
..s BENZ. S. HARRISON.
sg ..... va " dd & M1hisoANhH'
es That Tsx IaDa James BEasd pna
offered Guyol for the faithful psrform2nce Of his du
sso e. That The Treasurer be authorized P
azenays Johnson the amount Of the
value Of certain real estate being two lots ground with build
Ike S be dS fgts
the taxes upon sad property and payable in ,; S hay
was assessed at double its cash value.
Yeas-Messrs. Dupre, Gourdain, Harrison, Landry
Montgomery, Place, Wilt and Vennard--S.
decree q lie supreme s be he q
ton Of the bnttus sold by the late Municipality No and
Whereas writ has been issued from tho Fifth
District Court ordering the Sheriff to put them in possession
Tint e Finance Gemmsgs Of tbs &c oqa9n
se in their opinion VII best project and do
Rsefsa MAJ Y cq5ne be and is hereby acssptsa
& Ms contract oF cleaning all the paved and
anpsyed streets and keePlg in repair al me upay N sess OF
proved June q, 1856.
The following ordinance adopted by the Assistant
Board was, on notion concurred in, as recommended
in the foregoing report
An ordinance concerning The official Journal and fixing the
tine for elees and regulating the printing be done by said
official Journal. ..' ~ Il"
Yeas-Messrs. Dupre, Gourdan, Harrison, Landry,
Montgomery, Place, Witt and yennard-S.
On motion the Board went into secret session.
The following appointments made by the Mayor,
were confirmed
Peter W Leslie AZ Coamissary of the Poydras Market
Jamess. Noble, rs Comlnissary Of St Marys Market.
John Roach is commissay q Apncaon Market
English ms Conmssary Of the Claiborne street Market
j B. Donis, Commissry of the Meat Market Second Dis
triGt.
Louis courcele as comnissary of IRENE Market.
Valrour Bachemin as Gommissary Of the Port Market
Albert PIerms, as commissary Of Washington Market.
F. schubcr, MS ComInissary of Magazine Market
Samuel Galpin, as Commssnry of Snraparl Market ,
Michael Bowen as Commsary OF the Ninth street Market
After which the doors were opened.
BY a message, this Board was informed that tht
Assistant Aldermen had rejected the amendment K
the resolution for joint session to elect certain off
GERS and had persisted in the resolution adopted BY
| them.
On motion of Mr.. Witt, the Board of Aldermen
receded from their amendment, and concurred i'll tn
| foregoing resolution.
M Place offered the following resolution, wllicl
was read twice and adopted, the rules being suspend
ed, and was, on notion sent to the Assistant Boar
| to be ConcurYed ln:
Rolred That Tie security 10 be given by the City Comrtro
for the faithful performance Of his duties be, and The
| hereby fixed ut twenty thousand dollars.
On motion the Board adjourned to the chamber {
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
/ JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called nine Aldermen and lively
Assistant Aldermen answered to their names, viz:
Aldermen--Hon. II. NJ Summers, Presidents Messr
Duprc, Gourdain, Harrison, Landry, Montgomery
| Place, Witt and Vennard-9.
4 Assistant Aldermen-Hon j. M. Hull, President
Messrs. Bailey, BENT, Burthe Cooper, De Labarr
Hebrard, Holland, Huyghe, Oliver, Overton and Rel
IL.
4 On motion, the Common Council proceeded to Il
election Of the City Attorney.
Mr.. j. j. Michel was nominated, and having Iccei
ed the unanimous vote, was declared duly elected.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to IL
election Of the Assistant Attorney
| Mr. +. G. Lavle was nominated, and received Il
votes Of Mcssrs. Summers, Dupre, Harrison, Gou
, dain, Landry, Montgomery, Place, Witt, Vennar
Hall, Bailey, BENT, Burthe, Cooper, DeLabare, ID
, brard Holland, Huyghe, Oliver and Reid-20.
Mr.. 0vert0n voted blank.
Mr.. Il, c. Laville having received the requisite II
jorty, was declared duly elected.
Q On motion, the Common Council proceeded to t
!. election of the City Treasurer.
Mr. Adam Gitfen was nominated, and having
Ceiyed the unanimous vote, was declared duly electt
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to t
election of the City'Suycyor.
!, Mr. o. II. Pile WAS nominated, and having reGelV
I the unanimous vote, was declared duly elected.
u On motion, the Common Council proceeded to
q election Of the official Journal
The Daily Creole and Daily Picayune were mol
:, mated,
G The Daily Creole received the votes of Mes:
Summers, Dupre, Gourdan HARRISON Landry, Mo
e gomery, Place, Witt Fennard, Hall, Bay. Bel
Burthe, Cooper, DeLabarre, Hebrard, nolla
t Huyghe, Oliver and Red-20.
!. The Daily Picayune received thcvote OF Mr. Nv
toni.
e The Creole having received the requisite MAORI
: was declared duly elected.
: On notion the Common Council proceeded to
!. election OF WharGnger of the First and Fou
i. Districts.
! Capt. Thomas Clark was nominated, and hay
:, received the unanimous vote, was declared d
.. elected.
Ct The Common Council having terminated, the Ro
of Aldermen retired and returned to their chamber
no a. Members present Hon. Fl. NJ. Summers. Preside
u Messrs Dnpre, Gourdain, Harrison, Landry, MI
nd gOmery, Place, Witt and Yennard-9 T..
A communication from T, @. Layillc, Assistant !
DO Attorney Offering his securities was referred TO
Finance Committee.
by The rules being suspended, Mr. ennard offered
~ following resolution, which was read tWiGe
M adopted, and WAS, on motion, sent to the AsSls
I. Board tohe conourred in:
III Yeas--MeSsrs Dupre, Gourdain, Harrison, Lan
ON Montgomery, Place, Witt and Nenuard-s
Nd BGEsso1ea fhR the Surveyor be auiho Eed 10 sell q
portion q the old hose Sy
lst Fire Department bose he used for washing Gus Che
rs, tors of The streets IS & RI ~ ~ q . 81
ng Onmoti6n The Board adjourned to Tuesday Il
s ssr 18th Inst, at O'clock, pm,
t,HAss GLlAI B RN p secretal
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