New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

HE of lease with ME- Charles Oder f. Cos
e ss aaa SAG sa,e
word ferry before landing y omitted IN the conraet
The must be made to conform with the ordi-
Tia and the omission of the VIC ferry in the con-
trac would enlarge the rights OF the city or dmin-
ish those of the lessee But IL is evident that the
omission is inmaserai, for if any landing was e1-
capted. would follow that no landings or WhaIVes
were sold. KY .E 2 #t3s
have therefore come to the conclusion that The
Common Council, whilst ibis ordinance remains in
+ force cannot renew3t the lease with Mr.. Jennings.
Very respectfully, 25a
Your obeaient servant,
#B 8$.SS5 j. LIVINGSTON, City Attorney. s
The following unication from the AS
sistant City Attorney was read, and on motion,
referred to the Finance Committee
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
Jananry 3, 1888
Gentlemen. if# Of New Orleans;
Enclosed tran smit you copy the decision Of The
Supreme Court State in The case Of The CITY q
New Orleans Us. The Southern Bank, from which. IL
Will be perceived that the Judgment of that court Is
against The legality Of The license or BY
your ordinances Noi9Gs and 253I upon the banks es-
tablished under The free banking law, approyed pr
80, 1853 The ground which the cause has been SO
decided Isl That the 35th section OF that winch provides
that the banks established are liable 70 tax
on their capital is guarantee that they shall not be
taxed in any other manner, as you Will perceive by
reference to the decision itself. 5,s5s$ S I'll FL
1T therefore follows that the license or tax imposed
BY tie above ordinances the free banking establish
lishments cannot be collected.
Z &t
Your obedient servant,
e. HIESTAND,
az56 Assistant City Attorney.
Messrs Bridge. Chiapella, Fabre, Gifin,
GuyoI and Russia took their seats. ,&
The following resolution adopted by the Board
of Aldermen was read, the rules being sus-
pended, and, on motion, laid on the table:
0 IA resolution insructing the Street Commissioner 10
remove the fence, sheds, etc. encpmerng Canal street
between Carondelet, Baronne, Bourbon and Dauphine
streets.
The following message was read:
BOARD OF ALDERhlEN,)
..8j Nv, January 49, 1856. !
4E Board OF Assistant Aldermen:
Conference.-The following resolutions, adopted by
honorable body, We're concurred in by The Board
of Aldermen 5 III 5G 7$s5 Ss5
7 A resolution accepting the securities Of Louis ,
\ Hazard, Underwarden of the city w ork-house.
A the Surveyor to repair the shell
road along Canal Cartndelet.
F. A5resolution 10 pay B. s. Harrison $500 49,.
Aresoluton 10 pay H. d. Keen, harfnge of Fourth
District $5l so, and authorizing him 10 prosecute
Spencer Field & Co. for violation of city ordinances.
$ Ares oution TO pay sundry persons-Rdopted jan
nary Is 1856 ~
a resolution requiring the Street Commissioner 10
cause TO be removed the ce-cream saloon the levee
opposite Jackson square, Second District.
! A resolution authorizing the Commissary of the Veg
of the Fruit Market 555 Ell al 5$5ss
resolution requiring the Street Commni ssioner to
have gas introduced anio the Robin street Watch.
house, as per resolution already passed
AresolutioR repeating resolution No. 2370. s.
| resolution placing the slave Texas under the
charge of the Lieutenant of The Police of The Fits
District and transferring said slave to the Recorders
Il Court of said District
HI Your amendments to the following: resolution were
3concurred in by this Board s.
IN resolution appointing COMMITTEES of Conference
to take into the expedlency Of selling
from the Tobacco Warehouses to The upper limits o
the city. PEW