New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

ready been RENTED tot December, l5J5 by virtue oi
resolution of the Common Council.
OF the lessees of the ST. Charles Hotel and City
Hotel, protesting against an injunction issued against
them preventing them from emptFlng thelr 'lcanger
III the cutters.
Mr.. Mcknight offered the following ordinance
in regard to the above petitions, which were
read and referred to the same committees
sg 5 AN ORDINANCE
To provide sewerage Common street, from Mag
nzine street to Galvez Canal:
1st. Be Il ordained By the Common Council ofth> city
Of Ns~ ORLEANS, That sandstone pipe, not less than
sixteen inches in diameter, shall be laid under the
ground In the street, from tue corner OF Magazine
street TO Gaivez Canal.
I'd The aforesaid pipe shall be laid at proper dis.
lance below the surface and be used blythe st. Charles
Hotel, City Hotel and the Charity Hospital, as drain I
for the sinks and cess-pools of those
Sd. The connec,ion-pIpes and cost Of filling same /
shall be paid entirely by the respective
from which they are lnade-togesher with all cost OF
re-aying pavements and banqneties occurring IN /
making such connections.
The entire cost q the sixteen inch pipe as sfote,
said, shall be paid BY the ST. Charles Hotel Company
two-thiIds, and the City Hotel one-third ~-., |
9Th The cost Of laying SAID main pipe, paving ana
filing, shall be borne by the city q New reans.
Glib. The said ri pc may be uged for drainage
of pools and Sinks by the persons on or near the
line of said street, who shall receive permit therefor
from the City Surveyor pay the cost Of al connection
Treasury the sum OF Two hundred dollars:
7h The contract for furnishing and laying the afore.
public aucoli after FIVE days notice thereof in the
official journal, according TO specifications approved
by the streets and Landings L0nmUee anu
! slh. The consent OF the St Charles Hotel Company
of the proprietor of The City HOTEL shall be had in
writing, to the terms of this ordinance, before the hna
confirmation of sale, as provided in section Z.
| The following were referred to the Committee
OF Claims:
OIL. S. Wickes, in reference to an erroneous as
| sessment. ..u--....'
| OF Widow Arthur Macarthur, in regard to certain
| slaves assessed in her name through error
OF Widow Denenaourg, in regard TO suit instituted
against her for taxes. E55e5
| Iranr,, enzb,,- orant Of Fl Hill in I'd
certain costs paid by him. and asking that The same
be refunded TO h!:n.S
due by The succession of L. NJ. Mallen, and asking
that the assessment roll be changed.
OF J. r. jones' asking that certain taxes on three
slaves he RENTED to him T. --...
| OF Thomas S. Randall and others, asking to be paid
for extra work done prior the adjournment of the
Legislature in preparing the city charter.
| OF N. Over,on, asking to be refunded excess of
taxes paid by him in error.
OF PalrIck OsuIivan, asking to be refunded amount
The following were referred to the Police
Committee:
OF James r. Young and Louis Metz, in regard 10
the cotton-pickery on Claiborne street.
OF H. Kloppenlung, asking permission 10 erect a
steam engine on his property. =.
Of F. Schmidt. night Waterman, asking TO be paid
his salary for the time he was confined to his bed from
injuries received while on duty.
OF proper,y-hoiders and residents OF the Ninth
Ward. praying for the removal of certain cotton
or Hugh Dowlin, in regard to a Judgment obtaised
against him.
regard TO notice received by her 10 cause TO be re-
moved the dairy kept at said Asylum
OF citizens and properly-owners, praying 10 permit
the continuance Of the soap factories on Ellen street,
Four tn District @~s
or A. Gau,ler, asking TO have retail grocery
license transferred
i The petition of James Morrison, asking to
be paid for services rendered in keeping engine
house during disbandment Of the Fire Depart
/ ment was, on motion, referred to the Commit
g tee on Fire.
The petition of Patrick Creighton, asking
: permission to transfer his coffee house was, OF
1 motion, granted.
I Petition of Chas. Cafin, praying that a GER
tain mortgage for taxes against him be can
< celled, was read.
The following preamble and resolution IL
: regard to the above petition was read, the rule
d being suspended and adopted, by the following
G vote:
Yeas--NIessrs Banister, Barbarin. BENT
q Chiapella, Ducros, EAGER Fabre, Hebrard
s Kelly, Landry, Mcknight, Russia, Stith
Thayer, Violet and Wiltz-16.
e Nays-Messrs, Bartlette, Bridge and How
n n els.
!, Whereas, Judgment for the sum of s57 50 has, b
y error been taken on the 2is June last, 1855, in tn
= Sixth District Court, against Chas Cafin and Nichoa
~ Goelz for The year 1854 on piece OF prop
erty assessed and inscribed upon the rolls of the cit!
" in The name said Nicholas Goelz only and wher
s. as said Nicholas GoeiZ yet remains debtor OF III
~ ely Tor the aforesaid year 1854 in the sum of So
III in which is included the above mentioned sum
E. Sc II Rssolved, That the City Treasurer be require
d. TO claim from said Nicholas Goetz, me sala sum
in shortest delay said Judgment SO far as 1t bea
III upon Charles Catfn
The petition of the owners OF the Britt:
n, mail steamship "Wye,'' asking to be refund
%, amount of levee dues paid by them was rea
y, Mr. Mcknight offered the following resol
nd ton in regard to the above petition, which VI
read, the rules being suspended, and adopted
the following vote:
mt Yeas--Messrs Banister, Barbarin, Bar
lette, BENT, Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros, Eage
Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry, Long, N
Knight, Russia, Stith, Thayer and Violett--l
Rescued. That the Comptroller warrant on
bv Treasurer in favor of VIM. Ure, British Consul,
ard one hundred and thirty dollars (Sl30 amount of lev
ala fees received from steamship Wye,' in British m
to service which vessel put into this port in distress,
rth August last and remained only twenty hours,
and The purpose of coaling and provision.
ges The petition Of A. Bellanger, Chief of the n
r. Department, asking for the issuing of a wa
on rant for one lost, was read.
Mr. Guyol offered the following resolutio
nth in regard to the above petition, which was
DAD the rules being suspended, and adopted by t
n following vote:
and Yeas--Messrs. Banister, Barbarin, Bartlett
>. BENT, Bridge, Chiapella, Dueros, Eager, Fab
UuYOl, heUEAEu: HUWell, htllJ hoi
uer Mcknight Rusha, Stith, Thayer, Violet
,po- Witt "-21.
Resolrea, That the Comptroller warrant
Treasurer in favor OF the Treasurer OF Creole
" Company No. 9, for the OF nine hundred dolla
his amount due said Company, in place OF the one
on 963l lost paying of the original having been sopE
and that the Treasurer be instructed not 10 pay
oy' original
tee On motion, the foregoing resolution was s
to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence.
r ; 10 The petition of Noel Megnon, asking tina
S''' lot belonging to the city and adjoining
the property be allowed to him as pasture,
read.
mt to Mr. Fabre offered the following resolution
near regard to the above petition, which was re
IL, the rules being suspended, adopted and, on
Vie ton, sent to the Board of Aldermen for C
-: currence:
MA Resorea, That Mr. Fl. Magnon be auth
ong keep and re pair the property situated the Gen
Road, belonging 10 the city during the pleasure of
ort Common Council.
rht The petition Of B. Rodriguez, concerning
sn'' market that was about to be erected on
tho neutral ground on Esplanade street, was
motion, referred to the delegations of the Sec
+ba and Third Districts.
,rt wy The memorial of sundry persons, resid
Tho of the second drainage section, in regard to
WV decision lately rendered by the Supreme CT
in favor of the New Orleans Draining Comps
wos IN motian raferred To g. sOecial commi