New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19

Total, s3i3514 rs
And your committee estimate the receipts from the
sources, under ordinance No $751; for the pre-
sent year, at 100000 o.
Fl A. DUPRE,
4Ss Sa GILLMoRE,
/, Mr.. Pride, on behalf of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, offered the following
report, which was adopted
The Committee on Streets and Landings have the
honor 10 report the following subjects referred to
them, viz:
your committee June 9th, 1885, regarding communi-
cation from the Chairman of the Executive Committee
Of the Catholic Male Orphan Asylum Of the Third Dis
trct, urging the necessity of extending the pipes of
the waterWorks to that institution that better supply
of water may be had for the cleanliness and health of
the inmates, ETC., has been under consider ton and
your committee report that since the reference OF said
message, decision has been rendered by the Supreme
Court, which precludes the Common Council of The
city in taking any action questions arising between
said Water-works Company and The charitable iilsu-
tons of the city of New Orleans. Reporting thus
from Information derived and the E1ecu
tive COMMITTEES Of the said Male Orphan Asylum to
apply 10 The Legislature in the exigency, your COM
miltee ask TO be relieved from further consideration of
the subject ~
Upon the ordinance s'empowerng the Whaffaeers
10 order off from the wooden work of the wharves all
idle vehicles ETC., your committee report concurrence
amending the same by striking out 'the cart dray or
other vehicle, sbe held until said fine be paid and in
sorting after the word contravening, sand fined as
fore any court, etc.
Your committee recommend concurrence in the reso-
luton requesting the Surveyor TO lay gunwae
crossing at the corner of Common and Claiborne 10
Clara Streets. amending the same by inserting the
sStreet Commissioner" in lieu OF The Surveyor and
sfag-stone crossing, instead of "gunwale,' to be
taken from the Work-house for said purpose.
Concurrence is also recommended in the resolution
"authorizlDg the Comptroller to sell at auction the
ferry be established the foot of Jackson street,
Fourth Dstrict amending the by filling the blank
with stem days notice i'll the official journal OF said
sale.
che resolution sauhorizing the Comptroller to
rant on the Treasurer in favor of Fl. Goblet for s2773
20 building the bridge Magnolia street, your
committee, after due consideration, recommend con.
currence i'll.
Respectfully submitted
CHAS. PRIDE, fall Z
but the fourth recommendation)
IHs5 w. o. DENEGRE.
The ordinance passed by the Assistant Board ,
empowering the wharfngers to order off from
the wooden work of the wharyes, all idle vehi-
eles," was coneurred in, after having been
amended as recommended in the foregoing re-
port.
The resolution passed by the Assistant Board,
requesting the Surveyor to lay gurwale cross
| ing at the corner of Claiborne to Clara street,
was concurred in, after having been amended as
recommended in the foregoing report.
| The following minority report Of the Commit
tee on Streets and Landings was read:
The undersigned has the honor present minority
report upon the resolution au,horizg Comptroller
TO sell at auction the steam ferry privilege for The
of ten yearssaid ferry TO be established the foot of
Jackson street.H
Concurring in the report of the honorable the Com
ml1tee on Streets and Landings, with the exception of
the location of said ferry landing Jackson street. The
following reasons submitted:
In the opinion of the undersigned, the citys interest
in the araparu Market would be enhanced by the loca-
ting said ferryat The foot of SaIaparu street, and which
much desredb the property holders and residents
in that section Of the Fourth District. In the second
tplnnn t1n l..
best wharves i'll the Fourth District, is generally
leeted and occupied by ships and would require to be
broken up whereas, at Saraparu street, no wharves
or shipping interests could be nterfefed with; while
the produces etc. from the opposite side of the river
would be landed directly at the market desired
Deeming that said wharf can be arranged at Saraparu
street al less expense than at Jackson street, and that
!, more general satisfaction and benefit would be de-
rived lherefro, the undersigned recommends concur
renee i'll said resolutions amending The same by striking
out SJackson street. and inserting sSaraparu street,
filling blank with "len" days. notice Of said sale
in the official journal.
The following resolution, passed by the AS.
sistant Board, was read: -
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be andshe is author.
lied and instructed 10 sell at public auction after -
days notice in the official journal, The ferry
privilege for the conveyance of passengers, vehicles
freight and cattle of all kiads the river for the
term OF ten years. date from the approval of sale
| adjudication by The Common Council. The landing o.
wharf of said steam ferry 10 be established the foo
OF Jackson street, Fourth District. Specifications
| regulations etc on file in the Surveyors office.
Mr.. Pride moved to amend the foregoing res
olution as recommended in the minority report
Lost.
| Mr.. Gilmore moved to concur in the resolu
ton, as amended in the report of the majority
| Carried by the following vote:
II Yeas--Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Denegre, Du
r pre-, Gilmore, Lugenbuhl, Price and Tompkin
Z IS.
.Nay-Mr. Pride--1.
The resolution passed by the Assistant Board
s' authorizing the Comptroller to warran
on the Treasurer in favor Of II. Goblet, TO
f$2,7I3 20, for building the bridge at Magnoli
street, was referred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr. Durell, on behalf of the Judiciary Com
mittee, offered the following report, which wa
adopted, and the resolutions referred to il
said report were read and conourred in, as re
commended by the committee.
Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Denegre, Du
pre-, Gilmore, Price, Pride and Tompkins--6.
The Judiciary Committee, to which were re
: ferred certain resolutions passed by the Boart
l. of Assistant Aldermen, respectfully yepor
i thereupon as follows:
Inavor of resolution nstructing the Assistant Cit
Attorney cancel judgment for obtained againS
Patrick Malan. adopted October 80, 1855.
g In favor of resolution referring the petition of P
Gehbach the Assistant City Attorney with authorit
TO cancel Judgment for lakes rendered against sal
:. Gehbach-adopted October 10, 1855,
# Infayor ola resolution authorizing the City Atlorne