New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-19

snch nnTe MS 10 render extremely difficult TO spe-
city what is required Your committee, hereGte; re-
be made under The direction of the COMMITTEE on
Streets and Landings, and offer substitute for the
resolution referred 10 lhern tyt, .:t1ts-.l
#s Respectfully,
~. A. DUPRE,
@.M JOHN cULBERTsoN.
The following substitute, offered by the FL
nance Committee and accompanying the fore
going report, was read:
Resolved, That the Committee on Streets and Land
ings hereby authorized 10 have repaired under their
direction the Washington and Marshall schoohouses
Of The First District, in good and substantial man
ner and that the amount paid for said repairs shall be
deducted from the next annual appropriation
Mr.. Durell moved to lay the substitute on
the table subject to call-slost.
A motion to adopt the substitute was lost for
want Of legal majority. .z@2G-E
z Yeas---Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Dupre,
Denegre, and Price---5.
Z Nays Messrs. Lugenbuhl and Durell2
Mr. Lugenbuhl moved for reconsideration,
which, under the rules, was made the order Of
the day for the next meeting.
Mr.. Bailey, on behalf Of the Finance Com
mittee, offered the following report---Which was
adopted
The Committee on Finance have The honor 10 report
upon sundIy resolutions referred to them as follows:
Ap s s. y the BSad # A
one hundred and fifty Iars for services rendered as
Secretary, etc. during the several trials Of impeach-
ASo15
A resolution adopted by the Board of Assistant AL
dermeu, April s, 1856, 10 pay H. G. Pearson one hun
dred dollars services rendered Sectary of Specal
Committees of both Boards, your committee recommend
the of sad @ hn o as has has
capacity of Secretary OF Street and Landing Com
| mitlees.
resolution to have gas fixtures placed the Clerks
office, FIRST District Court, adopted by the Board Of
| Assistant Aldermen, April 22 1855, your committee
recommend the rejection Of the same, as the city is
| EnlI fors rha ryes The pf
pay their own gas blls.
4 resolution authorizing Mr.. N. Magnon to keep
GENTLY Road, during the pleasure Of The Common
| Council your committee recommend that The same
| be so amended 10 read after The words COMMON
Council "provded the same shall be done WiGioat
| any expense to the city, o. WI
A''p''N 4 !. BALE !. & !; E 2 Incl
| 4s.... A. DUPRE,
.. ~... JNo. cULBERTsoN
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was concurred in, as recommend
ed in the foregoing report:
The following resolution, adopted by the as
sistant Board, was rejected, as recommended
in the foregoing report
A resolution 10 pay II. Pearson 800.
The following resolution, adopted by the AS
sistant Board, was laid over:
resolution to have gas fixtures paeedin the clerks
office of the First District Court.
The following resolution, adopted by the AS
sistant Board, was concurred in after having
been amended, as recommended by the Commit
tee in the foregoing report:
A resolution authorizing N Magnon to keep and
repair properly belonging t1theci'y situated on Gen
lilly road, during the pleasure ofshe Comm n Council
The following resolutions adopted by the AS
sistant Board, were read and concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
A resolution 10 pay VIM. A. Beecher hundred
dollars.
A resolution rejecting the adjudication made by the
Comptroller the l2th inst. for the privilege of
nlng ferry from the foot Of Jackson street, Fourth
District '.rg ..
The following resolutions, adopted by the AS
sistant Board and sent for concurrence, were
on motion, laid over.
A resolution accepting The proposition made by T.
Kimbn for the lease OF The steam ferry privilege al the
foot of Jackson street, Fourth District.
resolution fixing the Polls for the election TO be
held on Monday, the ID June 1856.
The rules being suspended, the following re-
port offered by Mr. Culbertson on behalf Of
the Police Committee, was adopted.
Hon Board of Aldermen:
i The Committee on Police. 10 whom referred on
The 25th of March, and 22d of prl 1885, the
y Of his Honor, the Mayor urging upon the Common
q Council, as well increase of al leas, one hun
dred aud fifty men Of the present police force, as an
augmentation of their pay, the ground that The
T. presen, force is wholly inadequate to due and fair
of the oy of E sR s a s ns
pay usuticien,to suitable men for such
vice, have given due and impartial consideration 10
the and are OF opinion that his Honor's grounds
for increase of the police force, at this
of the year, we'll founded bui they prepar.
~ ed admit the nsucieney Of the present pay of the
police.
less police force is required titan in the fall winter
and fore part OF the spring, and that the existence o.
present Common Council is drawing TO ose and
10 entire adm nslralon is on the eve Of repac
ing the present one your COMMITTEES would have fel
,e authorized in recommending increase OF the pres
Ell police Of $50 10 200 men, They, therefore, report
nj that in their Judgment it is unadvisabe the par
~ of the present Common Council take any definite
IN action The subject matter contained in the salt
Of messages and that your Committee shoult
ne be relieved from all further action in the rremes
JOHN CULBERTSON-
le Mr.. Culbertson, on behalf of the Committe
of Police, offered the following report ant
it. resolution, which were adopted, the rules being
he suspended.
Is Honorable Board of Aldermen &c.,.
a; The Committee on Police, 10 whom was reterre
nf the following matters, to-wl:
Sc Isl The resolution adopted by the Assistant Boar
the 3st OF July 1855, authorizing The ComptroIle
nr warrant on the Treasurer in favor Of Peter Neiso
~ for twelve dollars and nfy cents
n ID. The adopted 9th October 1855, by said As
@ sisanls directing the Street Commissioner to remov
~ wooden building on the property occupied by one
A. Ave situated on Rampant street, between Hospil;
at 3D. The approved by said Board on the 10th
on January 1896 gaming PERMISSION u j. d. paws
erect blacksmith shop ON his property N o. 23l Vii
bu str Ell 'l--''1.y
An. The one approved by said Board the 2e,h
T. April, 1886, allo wing Pablo & Co. to erect on Roy
he street between U.suline and Hospital sreets,a sea
Ter engine; ~
HE on. nc pne appToVeu on Tue ~9iu OF APs
s. authorizing - Clement TO erect hudinkar-"a
dras street for the NILE sf4 ice creams; ~
. 9th. North, Smedps &~Co.s bill of 1875 5O&qh II
o. ty-ive pair of Blankets purchased 10Th FeasFar
me l-55 by order OF The Committee on Work-house al
in Prisons, al SO per pair, and soc. drayage;
he Beg leave TO report a"d recommend concurrence
ing resolution: FL
res J. CULBERTSON.
k' Rtsolped, That the Comptroller warrant u
'er Treasurer in favor of Messrs North Smedes &
t sd for seyenty-fye dollars and fifty cents being
ted amount, ncludi' fifty drayage, of twenty
the m Workhonse and Prisons
ned Tho foIlai n,aai,,t;o,o ,aonta5 Nv :,