New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-04


n he Mayor and The other by the lessee,
with % Wer5 10 appoint an umpire The lessee shall
receive said fixtures utensils and materials al the yau
alton made MS aforesaid; and atthe expiration of
The lease an Inventory aud appralsement shall be
made In the same manner, and the lessee, or city
as the case may be, shall pay to the other party,
HE Inference IN The Ya!ue Of said fixtures, nenssor
rails nov hand, not needed by The lessee, may be
rejected him before app,afsement and shall be sold
utensils on hand ut the expiration of the lease, not
needed BY the city the of the lessee may
also be i'll like manner rejected and disposed of as
the lessee may see proper Gt$ $5s58
g. The Lessee shall bind himself to take charge of
said House 10 conduct it AZ his own expense,
including the salaries Of The wardens and walchmsn,
the food and maintenance of the prisoners, and all The
necessary ordinary repairs to the premises 70 give 70
the prisoners the rations co,hing and rest as
are given by the existing regulations q the stase
PenteniiaTy. :.
a. The labor of the prisoners shallbe for the beReh
of the lessee and the said prisoners may be ~
in any mechanical o. other labor q ne oPnon o. W.
lessee provided ii shall be Of nature INJURIOUS
the health Of the prisoners. OF 70 the1'
rity. Nil 58J9. 555i II 4 d. 4, ~ -
Work.houses and Prisons, shall at all times have free
access Is the Work-honse and shall have power 70
enforce all the existing nations retang thereto
The lessee shall be held responsible ior the costs
and Of arrestng and reeommltting any OF 81
prisoners, who may have escaped by reason Of undne
Vigilance on the part OF the lessee, his oicers OF en-
~ = The officers now employed in the Work: house,
sball be continued in service until the expiration q
their terms Of office, unless discharged Iot
II Subsequent appointments snall pe iuaaS ~ etHs
4 lions by the lessee. ,4# "a M.
\ The bids shall be at so much per annum, no me
Lessee shall furnish his therefor on inc
each and every month"; and endorsed TO the sat
isfaco,l of The Finance Committee AZURE OH me
part OF the lessee TO pay any OF nls hoses y.
II 10 perform any other portion Of his sha
he aufcient cause for lie city annul the contract
without compensation TO the lessee ne
by The Comptroller, under TINS oFahauce sha oe sup
ieci 10 the acceptance or rejection Of the Common
PETITIONS, ETC.
The petition Of John Steib, praying for the
payment Of 1870 10, amount due him for the
board Of the slave Toby was referred to the
Police Committee.
The following communication was referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings:
+ OF Edward O'Brien, relative 10 his contract fol
cleaning The Fourth Ward.
The following petition was referred to the
Finance Committee:
r OFF. cirot, Lessee of the Vegetable Market, Sec
ond Disric relative 10 the of The tables from
The sidewalks of said Markethouae.
By q message the Board was invited to con
sur in So resolution adopted by the Assistant
Board !, for q joint meeting this evening, at
o'clock, for the purpose Of appointing Commits.
sionsrs Of the Mel onogh estate" t# L
| Mr.. Bailey offered 40 an amendment, to strike
4
/ insert 80 o'clockn--lost. 53
/ Mr. Durell offered the following amendment
/ to strike out s'this evening" and insert "next
t Tuesday evening NOT carried, the vote Of the
i Chairman making q tie
1 Mr. Durell denied the right Of the Chairman
to vote in any case but that Of sn equal divi-
l sion Of the Boards
The Chairman decided that, as % Member Of
/ the Board Of Aldermen representing the Third
]: District, his right Of voting on all questions
4 could mot be denied
4 Mr.. Durell having appealed from the decision,
the Chair was sustained BY the following vote
Yeas-hlessrs. Bailey, Denegre, Dnpre, PeEe, Price
i PIde and Tompkins-7.
The resolution was, on motion, CONQUERED in.
a and the Board adjourned to the chamber of tbs
i Beard Of Assistant al dermen-
4 JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called, eleven Aldermen and
twensy-one Assistant Aldermen answered tc
their names, TO wit:
Aldermen Hon. J j !. Lugen buhl, President
Messrs bailey, Converse, Durell, Dupre, Den
eyre, Prague, Pierce, Price, Pride and Temp.
| kins-11.
| Assistant Aldermen Hon. E. Il. Tracy, Presi.
dent; Messrs. Banister, Bartlette, BENT, Bridge
Chambers, Chiapella, Ducros, Eager, Fabre
\ Gifen, Guyol, Hebrard, Howell, Kelly, Raw
A Inns, Russia, Stith, Thayer, Violet and Wilt
\ -2l.
4 On motion, the Board proceeded to the cleo
ton Of Commissioner Of the McDoncgh estat
for the First District
Messrs 4. G. Hunt and L. Fl. Place wer
nominated. %
MIR. Hunt received the votes Of Massrs Lugen
buhl, Converse, Durell, Denegre, Dupre, Prague
Peire, Price, Pride, Bartlette, BENT, Chamber
Chiapella, Ducros, Fabre, Guyol, Hebrart
Stith and Wiltz-19.
Mr.. Place received the votes Of Messrs. Ba
ley. Tompkins, Tracy, Bapister, Bridge, Eager
Giffen, Howell, Kelly, RaWlins, Russia, Thaye
and Violett-13.
Il Mr.. Hunt having received the requisite ma
jority, was declared duly elected.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the cleo
tion Of q Commissioner for the McDonogh essai
for the Second District.
Messrs. o. de fletcher, Charles Harrod an
B G. A. Labuzan were nominated.
i MFR. de FIechier received the votes of Messr
q Dupre, Peire, Banister, Benit, Fabre, Guyo
Hebrard, Howell, Stith and Wilt 10.
J Mr. Harrod received the votes Of Messrs. Ba
ley, Denegre, Pride, Bridge, Chambers, CHS
pella, Ducros, Eager, GGitfen, Kelly, Rusha an
Violett-12.
Mr., Labuzan received the votes Of Messr.
/ Lugenbuhl, Converse, Durell, Prague, Pric
Tompkins, Tracy, Bartlette, Rawlins an
9 Thayer--1O.
Neither of the candidates having received til
requisite majority, the Board proceeded to
: second ballot. 5 Il
MIR. Flechier received the votes of Messr
n Dupre, Pere, Banister, BENT, Chiapella, Fabr
;. Guyol, Hebrard, Howell, Russia, stith ar
t. Wiltz---12.
). Mr.. Harrod received the votes Of Messr
d Bailey, Converse, Denegre, Pride. Bridge, Char
j. bers, Duoros, Eager, Giffen, Kelly and vi
j. lett---ll.
n Mr.. Labuzan received the votes Of Messr
Lugenbuhl, Durell, Prague, Price, Tompkir
10 Tracy, Rartlette, Rawlins and Thsyer.--9.
II On motion, the Board proceeded to q thi
:. ballot.
! ! Mfr. Fletcher received the votes of Messl
= Dupre, Peire, Banister, BENT, Chiapella, F
: bre, Guyol. Hebrard, Howell, Rusha, Stith q
/. Violett---12.
# Mr.. Harrod received the votes Of Mess
0 Bailey, Converse, Dsnegre, Pride, Tracy, Bride
s Chambers, Ducros, Eager, Giffen, Kelly 8
D Wiltz---12
!, Mr.. Labuzan received the votes of Mess
s Lugenbnhl, Durell, Prague, Price, Tompkil
! Bsrtlette, Rawlins and Thayer---9.
: ON motion, the Board proceeded to four
ballot. 8 ...-.
}, MIR. fletcher received the votes of Mess
IS Dupre, Peire, Banister, Bartlette, BENT, Chi
pelIa, Fsbre, Guyol, Hebrsrd, Howell, Rush
Stith and Wiltz.--I3
e Mr.. Harrod received the votes of Mess
T ~ r ~ H.