New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-16

For canals. T6,i96 ..,e a.s
s0'f'n ss'a0A-E Eof machines machine building ssSs
For canals. 5I4,6Do s.,, 90.
Grand total. ...................... slsl5,7sl
From the aSss o. that a. s. I se D
81 BY feet deep will the whole cost of
81 g @ ss sss s ssa .s s.sP s
s;ss|ss ss deep
= sa G IS Land d.sD Re r
wSels draining A. fourth .o
the T. s ss
mating his is b done gradually Otherwise vi il
ng tse people psrnisson to down
WHEN When the ed drsinog perfected city
I 'es % s ma
1ap p Ga s b
ed population from seeking distant residence during
delightful residences lake shore and upon the
s s to
rolls thereby reducing the rates a1aGn and relieving
NJ sss st sns ,ss
locality and that skfa engineer Mr. John oon,mqny who
aad se afst attempt
and that both fully in views and approve OF my plan
remain gentlemen LOUIS sSa PfLfE ciy
Mr. Holland offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted the rules being suspended:
Yeas--Messrs. Magioni Dolhonde, Holland, Huyghe,
Kearny, Lombard, Reid and Whitney,.
Reso,ud That the Committees Streets and Landings be-
sna s M IN @
providing the cost thereof does not exceed one
Mr. Holland offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended,
and the Chair appointed Messrs. Holland, Hail. Lom-
bard and Huyghe as committee on the part OF this
Board:
Resolpd That the report of the Surveyor in relation to
be referred joint con q q fG1r mem
s @ s % nw s to ans hs
an for for tue q q M e ars reaf az 81 the city,
The following communication from the Street Com
missioner was read, and on motion of Mr. Holland,
the first part referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings
City Hail, New Orleans, Oct. is 1851. 5
To the Honorable the Common = GoIne nc Itv Of Nav
aenlemen: beg that the approximation
s n s
@ % E s Rs n
hope viii % s gos SS district a, been repaired
times in such state Of decay that it
make l. t. use I now b~a and
action bc had in the matter have consulted The Sur
contractor for the paved
tc has to 1 bis nG.
to recommend he Council 10 take some steps against him.
beginning Of his contract he has been and is still
reusing comply with the orders given to him.
the fines he nothing about them as ne
xs that they will be remtsd to him by his friends in
's P. A. GUYOI,, Street Commissioner.
The following communications from the fiscal
agent were read, and on motion referred to the Com
mite on Finance:
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans July 81, 1857.
To the Pre- sdent of the Board of
+ Assistant Aldermen of the City of New Orleans
SI transmit herewith the monthly state
of this Bank fiscal agent Of the city Of New Orleans
Very respectfully, LEON SERE,
Assistant Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New ORLEANS, 31st July, 1851
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, Fiscal AgeRt Of the
accordance lr;h section lis Of ths City Charter
Cash balance hand, sOth June 1851. .$I267 767 4s
Received from lsto 3lst July, 1851. 93 252 q
Paid int coupons bonds issued by:
Second Municipality ................,.... 3640 90
Third Municipality ........,....-... 52 5O
- 1882 so
I -.....- s3sils7 20
Tax for Railroad bond coupons
Cash balance on hand 30h June, 1S57... $500 i2
Received from LIST to 3st July, lS57..... 5000 Us -
Paid interest coupons on bonds issued by
the city of New Orleans to railroad .
companies. li,Siu w
.E slos, ,25s 50
All of which is respectfully submitted.
LEON SERE, Asst Cashier.
n.x Jot-ts