New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-10


The following resolution, mentioned in the above
communication, was read and concurred in as amend
ed 6y the following vote, the rules being suspended.
Yeas Messrs' Magioni, Campbell Dolhonde, Flenl-
| ing, Hall. Holland, Huyghe and Kearny-s
Nays: Messrs. Lombard, Phelps, Waldo and Whit.
ney-4.
resolution apprcpriatng thousand dollars for she
s nes s s sn 81 Of the
Mr.. D9lnonde moved to change his vote. Carried !;
and resolution not concurred in for want of legal
majority. 49,
By message this Board was informed that the
| Board Of Aldermen had concurred in the following
resolution, with an amendment:
IN the G SIas a sd soon to held the I'd Of
for said Ward Lsbsrre re"snsd and
by striking out I'd day July and inserting 9th
And, on motion of Mr.. Holland the same was laid
| on the table, subject to call.
| The hour having arrived, the Board of Aldermen
met the Board OF Assistants in their hail.
JOINT SESSION.
me rolls being called, the following members an.
swered to their names, to.wit:
Aldermen: The Hon. P. S. Wilt, President pro
tenn; Messrs. De Labarre, Dupre, HARRISON, Howell
Landry and Vennard-7.
"A Assistant Aldermen The Hon: J. Magoni, Pres
dent pro tenn; Messrs Campbell, Dolhonde, Fleming
H Hall Holland, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps
Waldo and Whitney-l2.
Mr.. Harrison moved for recess of ten minutes
Lost
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of the official journal.
Mr. Lombard nominated the Crescent
Mr. HARRISON nominated the Creole.
The Crescent received the votes of Messrs. De La
barre, Dnpre, Howell, Landry, Magioni, Dohonde
Hail. Holland, Huyghe, Kearny Lombard Phelps,
Waldo and Whitney-l4.
The Creole received the votes of Messrs, Wilt
Harrison, Vennard Campbell and Fleming.
The Crescent having received the requisite major.
ity, was declared duly elected the official Journal
For Commissioner Of the House of Refuge, vice
Dr. Thos. Hunt resigned, Mr.. Howell nominated Mr.
W. G. Raymond
| Mr. Holland nominated Mr.. James Besrs.
| Mr. Raymond received the votes of Messrs Dupre
Howell, Vennard, Campbell, Fleming, Hall and
Huyghe-7.
Mr.. Beggs received the votes of Messrs Witt, De-
Iabarre, HARRISON Landry, Magioni Dolhonde, Hol-
land, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Waldo and Whitney
| ~. -
Mr.. Beggs having received the requisite majority,
! was declared duly elected.
For a bank in which the daily city deposits shall be
made, Mr.. Hall nominated the Louisiana State bank
| Mr.. Holland nominated the Citizens Bank.
The Louisiana State Bank received the votes of
Messrs. Witz De La6arre, Dnpre, Harrison, Landry,
Vennard, Magioni, Fleming, Hall, Kearny Lombard
| and Whitney-l2.
The Citizens Bank received the votes of Messrs.
Howell, Campbell, Dolhonde, Holland, Huyghe,
Phelps and Waldo.
| The Louisiana State Bank having received the
| requisite majority, was declared duly elected.
For School Director of the Third District, vice
Mr.. 5. E. Percy resigned, Mr.. Charles B. Lecarpen-
ter was nominated and their being no other nomina-
ton, on motion he was declared unanimously elected.
The Common Council having terminated the cleo.
| ton, on motion the Board of Aldermen retired.
The following resolution from the Board of Alder
men was read and concurrred in by the following vote
| the rules being suspended.
Yeas: Messrs. Magoni, Dolhonde, Fleming, Hall,
Holland, Huyghe, kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Waldo
and Whtney-ll.
4 urt,or tla
in the official JOURNAL the furnishing the city
The following resolution from the Board of Alder
men was read
A resolution authorizing the c,mproller at public
banqustng the north side of Tepschore street between
Mr. Holland offered the following amendment,
| which was read
The to pay ds ao Il e Gy prior rsee
property ownsr being that sid sas
| bursement of the sad costs of publication.
And said resolution, as amended, concurred in
by the following vote, the rules being suspended:
| Yeas: Messrs Magioni, Dolhonde, Fleming, Hall,
| Holland, Huyghe, kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Waldo
and Whitney-ll.
| The following communications from the Fiscal
Agent read and, notion referred to the Com
| mittee on Finance:
CITIZENS BANK LOUISIANA,
10 +. p.,.n. - a.. New Orleans, June 30 1857.
sirGI lH the honsr s 70 transmit herewith monthly state
LEON sERE Asst cah'r
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
| New Orleans. Both June 1857.
Report Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana Fiscal Asn of
accordance with section lis Of the new city Charter A
Fash balance P on hant s May S5 sS
Paid interest Coupons on Bonds issued by:
Consolidated City ................. $3.50
Ninety consolidated City Bond; redeemed 7s t 152s
| Tax for Railroad Bond Coupons: ~ -
| Cash balance on hand Both May, lS57.... 2T3lO Ct
rs bs cT Of N %SgPSIs s on Boq ss%e |
AN =, .,,., ss3,92s u
LEON sERE Asst castr
The following petitions were read, and on motion,
| referred to the Committee on Finance
Or j. T. Noble asking TO be paid his furnishing music,
OF schnbsr Farmer Fl Magazine Market info ming
ccreoy contractor for digsing he as e of the
GENTLY Road and asking that the Street Commissioner
The following petitions were read, and on motion,
referred 10 the Committee on Streets and Landings:
noa a ne n @ By on H
wet side of Magnolia street be properly graded
protesting against the paving Of said with
Of residents of the Third District complaining the bad
condition Of the Washington Market OF Louisa
|
The following petition was read, and, on motion,
laid on the table, subject to call:
or D. s. Pagaud offering the Daily Times do city
| printing. '
The following petition was read and, on motion,
laid on the table:
OF l. D Arcy, asking transfer of a grocery license
| The following petition read, and, on notion
referred to the Committee on Police and Health
or pr O. peey, City Physician, complaining OF the delay
sehdig up INSANE persons the Asylum Jackson
asking that the Asylum in this city be repaired,
The communication from the Board of Directors of
| District Schools inVit
attend the annual exhibition of the schools of this
District which will take place at the Fillmore School,
Bagatele street,o Wednesday the Sth inst, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, was read and accepted.
| The following petition was read:
OF John smme offering his securities Whnrnger of the
| Second and Third Districts
| Mr. Holland offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended
Rssose That G. W. Hynson Aaron Cohen, II. Bcebe j E.
caldwell ana j. l. Warner Co, be md hereby accepted
| Third Districts ~
The following communication of the Public Schools
OF the Second District was read, and, notion re-
| ferred to the Delegation of the Second District
NEW ORLEANS, July th, 1851
| To the President and members the
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