New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10

Mr.. Whitney offered the following additional Sec
tion, which was read and adopted
h h M q y tPsaas g ' s'e'
Section SO read and adopted.
Mr.. Lombard moved to reconsider his vote on sec
tion "a, carried and the same member moved to
amend by striking out $3.50 and inserting $l25,
red and section as amended adopted.
Mr. Holland moved reconsideration Of his vote
on section only so far as the last two lines
cerned, carried and moved to reinstate said words
with an amendment, to-wit: and all agencies doing
life insurance business only, two hundred and fifty
dollars carried and section amended adopted
And the ordinance as whole adopted by the follow
Yeas Messrs. Magioni Dolhonde, Hall, Holland,
Kearny, Lombard, Reid, Waldo and Whitney,.
The hourahaving arrived, the Board Of Aldermen
met the Board of Assistants in their hall in Ia
JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called the following members
answered to their names, to-wit:
Aldermen: The Hon. A. Landry, President pro
tenn hessrs; @ Conway DeLabarre, Dupre Harrison,
Assistant Aldermen: The Hon. ]. Magioni, Presi-
dent; Messrs. Dolhonde, Fleming, Hall, Holland,
Kearny, Lombard, Reid, Waldo and Whitney-l0.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of two Directors for the Touro Aims House.
Messrs. c. N. Olivier, VIM. Henderson, A. Larose,
DR.. w. Copes and A. D. Crossman were nominated.
Mr. G. n. Olivier received the votes Of Messrs De
Labarre, Dupre, HARRISON Howell, Vennard, Dol
honde, Fleming, Hall, Holland, Kearny, Lombard,
Waldo and Whitney-l3.
Mr.. VIM. Henderson received the votes of Messrs
Conway, Dupre, Howell, Landry, Magioni, Hall and
Kearny-7.
Mr.. A. Larose received the votes of Messrs. Della
barre. Harrison, Landry, Magoni, Dohonde, Flem-
ing, Holland, Lombard and Waldo-9.
DR.. W. Copes received the votes of Messrs. Ven
nald and Reid.
Mr.. a. D. Crossman received the votes of Messrs.
Conway, Reid and Whitney,.
| Messrs. G. N. Olivier and A. Larose, having re-
received the requisite majority were declared duly
! elected.
| The Common Council having terminated the cleo.
tion, on motion, the Board of Aldermen retired.
| The following communication from his Honor the
Mayor was read, and, motion, referred to the Com
| mittee on Finance:
MArosAITr NEW oR1EAss, }
City Hall, December s, 1857. 5
GenemenI have the honor transmit herewith, for
st Communeation from Messrs. Elmore King attorneys
law on behalf Of Messrs Yeatman Woods Co., praying
h sss9t City for taxes Of
suit s similar o
them last year which was the subject of communication at
the Council again claimed and respectfully submit the mat
"a Communication from Miles Taylor andc Roseus Esqs.,
claiming for services suit Of Pout
Supreme Court Of the United and the
Of he Common Council March and April, 1856 in relation to
have the honor ss o6sg GSss9t % Mayor
The following communication from the Comp
troer was read, and on motion, referred to the Com
mlttee on Finance:
COMPTRoLLER's OFYICB
New Orleans, Dec. s. 1851.
| To the honorable the Common Council
IS f. IS s;s;s;
| the revenues of the markets q BIS follows:
Poydras street Market, Fira 1880, to Narcist
81. Msry's Market Fra 81 $1,000, to G. Winn
Vsge able Ma'Rst FRS. Yrs b ss see to Louis Armin
Dryades Market First District for S 6 to John Michel
securities, Philip Drum and Louis Redon.
Meat Market Second District for S52 9O to D. Kaiser secu
rites, Andrew Thomas aud p. Wesley
Vegetable Market Second District for $4,000 to Francis
Samboa securities Salvador Fernandez and Francis Sambos
Junior.
Fruit Market, Second District for S7l5O, to the
above, with the same securities.
IRENE Market Third District for $22 00 to John FautEier
Port Market Third District for $S6Oo to Weisheimer
Henry Baese securities joseph Scholl and Francis Edo
Washington Market Third District Tor $20O, to the same
above, with the same securities
Saaparu Market Fourth district, for - 4O to lohre
Huherestringer securities Adam Gaise and Thomas
Ninth street Market Fonh District for $3.50 TO- Joh
Since the adudcations of the above markets. Dryades
First District has been transferred the purchaser to Joh
Webb who offers his securities Pat Irwin and Adam Gaser
The aggregate Of these amounts to the sum
s305o being increase the 1851 Of s2O,3OO
have likewise this day adudic Ned agreeab to resoluo
NO and with the usual notice from this ohce the con
for hng Clay Square with river sand to John Fitch
security John Fredersiene for 81 400 All of which subec
to the approval of your honorable body.
have also the honor herewith transmit statement NO. 70
drawn by Treasurer for the week ending this day.
very respectfully your oSedent TE ssTyan R orntros
The following communications from the Treasure
read and on motion, referred to the Commute
! on Finance:
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
Weekly Report Of Receipts aud Dsburseu tho Weh end
ing Saturday, Dec 8, 1851