New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-16
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

message from the Mayor containing
for property "a June BY rioters Referred Fl
communication from the City Surveyor containing the
names me f Gl his Laid on The
sistsns as . having ln been coneurred in IN ,
Areson ion the securities be given BY City
&C. SELL
MS Place resoatiea satheqing certain improve
mspts Coliseum Place Referred e Committee Streets
Ba s1d
Col Garland Adopted and sent the Board
Committee Streets and Landings reported an ordinance
81 Hes by the
unimp ortant nature, which were adopted ! :"
An ordinance in relation the bridges the
Bayou s. John nS 81 offence punishable win ne
et saops d sent e
fhs Bsa p CT ssn minutes
ae cen s az eas
Mi Place offered resolution prohibiting
s ld d an se eW dp
| concurrence #3+. 55,S g#2sr Isl.
meet them in joint session this evening" purpose
e ct tor m city, Ssepn the Sec Dis
District md csncurred in and down Board
from The Board Of Assistants
ing this Board Of in their amendment
a resolution from Tie Board Assistants accepting the secu
| The Board then adjourned #TE9 IT,,
| Board OF ASSISTANT ALDER,IEN.-This body met
last evening" Hon VI Hall in the chair and members
The Mayor sentin message enclosing the Of the
several orphan asyams against the city, Referred to The FL
Also message, transmitting complaint from the Chief of
ts Sas are unit for
~ ms e e ao a1s
the time Of the late election Referred TO the Judiciary Com
The cGmprolsr reported list of checks drawn the rrea
Also estimate Of receipts and expenditures, outstanding
list e asd on hand and
The surveyor rendered his securities Laid the table
Street EspgFtsd the sxpation The
engaged continue Lighting until new con.
The City orney sent in his opinion relative section lo
Of the new city 6xing the of the Chaen Of the
was misnnderandns as to whether he charaen Should re-
a q s a 6 il
of the Gharmen Referred to the Judiciary Committee
safsa
ee ] 81 reranra m
dsaltss HoaSd 81
nRhs wnsn Of
e tie dvo # abor between Tie Finance and Street and
Landing Committees the resolution referred to the latter
s os Of I'VE Sop
Joint in order elect School Directors Adept
FRe e aae LEE ST.
the removal oil
Camp and Deord The rejection acquiesced In
The Board Of Aldermen asked resolutions,
of which for paying Capt Bowlc $3.50 for his agency in
arresirg Mr.. Garland last spring. Concurred in.
The securities of the Wharfnger of the First and Fourth Dis
tries and the Surveyor, were accepted
Mr. Holland offered resolutioior placing the Artesian Well
under the charge of Street and Landing Committee Laid
on the table subject to call E
Petitions read by title and referred.
The Board of Aldermen entered and proceeded to the cleo
ton Of the School Directors with the following result
j. Q. Nixon, D. Beebe j. NJ Demarest, Il. y Goedrich
Dillingham; j. G. PondeXer, j. S. Clark, r. X Howell. D.
F. Mitchell, Moses Greenwood, Henry Forance Chas. Waters
F. D. Fermor Kemp, J. IT, Jeter W. E. Flol0nce, S.
Day and WIN Freret
Second Dttet-s. Howell, E. D. Beach, Chas Delery W
Dncate Betmudez C. A. Castillo, Armand Duprc and L.
MaXent.
Third Disre "A Blaehe $. sI9snero E s. Percy A Du
quercron R, H. Robertson John Cuberson, p H. Goodwin
Thomas T. Warner B. F@Flanders, Robert Wynn, b. Con
Fourth Disri- VIM. s. Mount James Norment, Theodor
James, j. N Phillips James Brewer, Leonard Fash, T.
Buddecke, Vim. s. Brown, D. S. Devices, John NJ Burke
Moses Rice 49,
The Board of Aldermen then retired
The special order Of the meeting taken to-w Or
dnHncr regulating the Surveyors and Street
departments The hour being nine o'clock and lengthy de
spnsng up the first section of the ordinance dit
not wait to the adjournment.