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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
AUX HoNoRABLEs PRESIDENT EFT

AUX HONORABLEs PRESIDENT EFT
IA membres du Consei de Assistant Aldermen de l willie de
la Nouvelle- Orleans:
Messus-Les sossgnees proprieses residents de cee
parts de la Miro ltir de Ia Columbus, la
necessities douvrere Ia de Miro de la Columbus
chemn du Bayou longeur de deux iles ,.,
la VILE les ous de plnes devient
impossible temps Ia Columbus nj pavee nj
qilee quill fau descendre la ile jsgua
tion chemn du Bayou distance de cnq ets
Louverture de cee seait settlement grand
communication la VILE mais
geras proprietaes 5atr ameioras leur poptte
qui otrirait Ia vile ct 'Etat revenue de plus.
Nous juger convenabe danexer petition de-
Wis de eux qn perme de voe la partr de Ia ouvrre
des divers leur Junction esperons
feIez droit d notre petition.
Re pecneusement,
d G. Doane L. Lotz
J. Rodriguez, j. Roux,
Martin Malhritte, JOS Solomon,
J. Bioidweil, A. G. Bring'er
L. W BroadweU, F. Coquette,
s. Broadwe, C. D. Broadwell,
p. Cansnora. l.. Brnger,
Pierre Proyane, B. Rodriguez,
S. Andler, A. d. Guesnon
y. Morei, J. Jumonville,
V. Flick, P. Pele,
Paul Berger, F. DAquin,
Laurent Nicolas, Japhths Moore
D. saux, David Mahoney,
A. Angladere, /. Gabci,
Louis Palms Ysidor, -'
A. Palms, Bru. ee, ..
NJ Lott, Adam Maltz.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secreaire du Cnnseil des Assistant Aldermen.
NouSelle- Orleans novembre II 1851 nl7 lawSw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

ElRsT DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
the First District Pound Dryades street.
dark bay horse Mule lls hands high the belly
and n I white has black the m s
the left ear.
One Kid with white stripes round the body.
WheH and the expenses
DAY, November sd, is{ sssfk 4: n; l' 'no
Registered November ii, is57.
Clerk Of Comptroller.
W. ee conduit depot des Epsves du Premier District
s ene l les Sues Julie ct God eomne %
lie nasea blancs une rae noire amour du gartpt l
une Ghevre ore ct bac ayant Foee gauche ecour
tee teniue.
In Chryr.au ayant des nes blanches auour du corps
pas dams dix
pot LuND . novembre ISL q helres s,i:. A.
Eouvele Orleans lie II novembre 1851. nl2 l6 81
ElIRST DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the First District Pound on Dryades street, between Julia
gray white horse Mule ls hands high, branded
Which if not claimed within ten days. and the expenses there
3 pd NsHl will be sold old pu1 @ AaeG ID neosh a s on FRI
November the Z o' GuYOt Stree Street Commissioner
Registered November II, 1857 n,,,,. .n,>
New Orleans November II, 1851
FPAvE DU PKEMiER DIsTRIGTmn 1, ST.; IT, a
Dr, AIDES entire les rues Julie Girod
I'm hulet blanc, denyiron l3 mains de hau, eampe
la hanclle Gaucle ....
muet nest pas dams dix ours les ais
il vendn Penchere publlGue ai DIT depot VN-
DREDl lie y novembre 1851 a 10 heures A. NJ.
P. A. GUYui, Coumssaire des
Nouvele-f rlaans lc II novenhre 1857. Mi Fl 26
SECuND DISTRICT POuND-Was brought
~ Second District Pound of St. Ann and Derbgny
ST tets, estrays-
One d ba, Mule about 6 hands high with light bay
bells, back legs, short maue and no brand visible.
One white eablin about l44 hands high, with
| eral old visible brand.
SanAt the
paid will pubic said depot, THURS
DAY, November 26h, 1857, At III clock A. NJ
+. A. GUY YUL, Street Commissioner.
n j. HITSELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
| New Orleans, November IA, 1851. MIC 20 IS
LHPAVE DU SECOND DlSTItICT-Il a etc
II conduit depot des Epaves du Second District encognufe
| des ilerhighy, CONNIE tpaves-
Une Mule bale brun. denyon l6 de hau lie ventre
bae clair les a nbes la cr ere courte, detampe
| visible
Jument blanche, uchetee haue denvirou 1i MAINS
pusieurs Fielles ccatriees, pas deampe visible
81 les dams dix ours ct les
ais lis venu Fencee pubiique dit depot,
| JEuDl 26 novembre 1857 10 Dhen es A NJ
p A. ,lI vol. Commissaire des
NouvelIe- e-Oreans lie IA novembre 1851 nl6 ~ %
| rOPARTN u rs aiiP-THE UNDrhelu., rD n,VE
| ~ this d4y Mr. REDtRIG DURRIVE Il their
busln exclusively in and style of EDWARD
| DuRRIVE x Co.
DEGELos, DuRRIvE L co.
| New orle ans, Sept. l, 1851. seq
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

MAYORALTY--OFFICTAL.
i MAY0RALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
City HAll. 10r. day os November t8b5.
Common Council, Caty n New Orleans

g ssS 4; ]: 4: s'....
No. 3596.
IL. hssgss Ias n 81 ~ @ the Treasurer
sssas,. s.las ssi assst = ssu Second
NJ R.si 5s.. issssss 9ssss II. & n. sissa,.,
T. Sisnshssa Kssps. Police jan ration. to
$:'; :y S::s:. s$ *
j. p Bsrbo. medicines furnished inmate, 81 70
Houses Of Refuge. from, July % Oct. l. iss7 $50
:,,! Psscy r s9asf 1s Ins,ne
ssl.1s 'sa' 'ss,sss s's' ~ 'l s
g. L. LAmoths, Under w.rdsn Insane Asylum, 80 70
al.ry for oetebsr ~. ..aad i;;., %
= lice, rstions furnished IN October ISL .. ~ 7s 90
rssaoS Esd .sd md Ss.r. ,sns sfd q boy Alser
g. sa ss7s Tsss. Il 100
9. Thonss Dvyre. amount Of license and costs
s'.sss' s'.s:s' tisiss S:sssassR
Prssdsn. len. pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
NRstsssf sisnsdl 0tsaSs oHHs. WATERMAN Mayer M
sssl si'is'
lssnsa, ,ssnsa' fisS
President ,s lent pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
AHeIsssf ssn.s s'SsRss. sHss n WarEnxAs Mayor n
a.zs No. $685. J. 49,.
Reso,sd That the Comptroller he !. hereby suhor
the purchaser 10 ft said building his expense
.sd ia ses 1
expressed n the conditions.
hs ss :
.ssn .ns asy.s s r..
Ing TO tho city on Or before the ls day q 1851 that
'ae same msy syasa Ss converted into maIke Mfs1 h99se
s'.nsa' ssnss rrs'asp. Be..s
o-., .. P5s,ssnt e is pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
sisasd 19tSGss oGSs !. u .swirEkMAs Mayor no
[ No. s5ss.
bs ss
parties ordinance soncernnr ewd
b esoas That the City Atton.y s. and
hereby requested assist the City Attorney in The
s,rn.a President BeaSs = 6.EasaRkE
,., P5esidsnt re- sGs pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
peEsSsf aisssdl s'Vs6Rfs T. II WATERMAN Mayor no
No. $500. j sss ,55a 7@t q
noat e use Place Arme in The second District fo
s e. ssa M a
q s sa sed order and % the
| ISgned1 J. MAGIONI
| President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
| U.s. lsigned] s. p DeLABARhE,
| President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
ARPssssdf1 ssSsd1 oHss n WArrRnAs Mayor 10
| 5-f #s' L No. 360l. .ae
Resolved That be- and he is hereb,
authorized the brick sidewalk by
E.
for the the entire satisfaction of
property said street. expressed communication
Council, July 2lst 1857 and that the Street
and he is further authorized make
f. White, bills for said against said owners
property the north sde of Poydras
Gavez street. accordance with Of the new
| city charter. 5G+
| [Signedl j. MAGIONI,
| President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl S. r. DeLABARRE,
| q President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
| Approved November 10, 1857.
| tsignedl CHAs. M WATERMAN, Mayor.
W. A true copy j. B. WALros
| no0 gacra l(oro oJt,-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

srucied ditch on Claiborne street,
from Canal street Canal arondelet thoroughly ceansd
sIhe following resolution, offered by Alderman
Wtz was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended and was motion, sent to the Assistant
Board to be cOncurred in /: a. a. s+5 595sSs5& y
f @ g. ea $ Fl ~
fron Lonisa to Poland streets 5g y h, T. 581
The following resolution, offered by Alderman Ven
nard, was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended, and was motion, sent 10 the Assistant
Board to be concuEred in .s.s,-..l.-.., ~, .l,,,
lamps steamship landing opposite Market street
First twelve ana at the
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, Dupre, Harrison, Howell,
Vennard and Wiltz--6. ,s-5. !. /, .s...ssl 1rr
The following. resolution, offered by Alderman
Reso,sed Tha on be and Is hereby granted to each
and to ss
the Y front s said lo. lots to The hssh.
eommony esed Square, between Baronns and
The following resolution, offered by Alderman How
ell, was referred to the Finance Committee: assrs
10 os @ a c
for tx the same having been asse.sed
ell, was read and laid over to the next meeting:
An for the establishment Of folice and for
ssSos l. Be IT ordained by the Common Council ,ha. from
an md after The ss dayof s the Police @ Of the city 70
' Twelve superinsndents Of Police,
Thirty-wo Policemen, Il III & 5f5ss,
The Captain shall have his office in the City Hall and
shall conform such rules and regulations the
prescribe for the government Of the Police
The Superntendents shall be placed by the Captain fol-
lows: ,ES} $ ~ - 9@ r W. @F W r ~
Two in the First District .5 81. . ,...... .
Two in the Second District y
Two in the Third District,
Two in the Fourth District. ,,s-1i.s. 49,. -.
number appointed less than six be constant duty
each day and night. .a, .,g I'D
The Police shall be detailed, follows s'~z so
stationed In office OF Recorder ofhe First
District four in the Second in the Third and two in the
Fourth sE H III e Sh.
Ten Policemen shall respective
Districts arranged that SIX Of the number shall perform
day duty and four for the night. 5,s. sf .. q
The Mayor shall have Of the number appointed placed at
his disposal. to be- stationed az he may direct Et
SEC And be 1t further ordained that the citizens Of New
Orleans in their respective blocks shall appoint their
expense city guard for service both day and night for the
city the onc determine the number and mode of appoint
to adopt such resolutions think
welfare Of the city Theaters other places Of
sha appoint at their certain number
prescribed by resolution Of Council for the Of good
within their establishments
All appointments made be under the superncndence OF
Mayor, prescribed by ordinance to be adopted. .-
be II further ordained the Surveyor shall
be made detailed plan Of the location Of the various
blocks OF buildings within District and each block to be
numbered said PLAN beginning with No In each District
and continuing the numbers Of each block respectively Z
And be further ordained that all ordinances parts
ordinances contrary to the provisions OF this be and they
hereby repealed. .. .r.-'~. s leIt ..-r-,-r
!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

0Hered the lolloWlng report, winch was read and
adopted:
The Committee Streets and Landings the
upon the following subjects referred to them towit
ag ha
street. the for police and erect
office for him etc resolution is for adoption
for and repaired for police Office Office for The
on the site Of the removed at cost exceed
Your committee recommend that bridge be
bridges b G 1sc BSsa M q ssna at the Broad
exeesdag $3.50 estimated Resolution nGs
accordingly offered for adoption.
authorizing the Mayor with asgh Company
ih' d
street. etc"
authorizing the Comptroller sell lowest bidder the
@ sa on on csn1
street Gayer from eyee to Baronne and
6 Ths adoption Of resolution is also recommended in
both sides of South Poydras from Magnolia
~ N " " ~ ~ JOIN +: HOLLAND, Ssi1s1j Chairman
B. kob5KF E5TEiRp iHgyaHE' .,
The following resolutions, mentioned in the above
report were read and adopted by the following vote
the rules being suspended
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Fleming, Hall,
Holland, Huyghe kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid
Waldo and Whitney-12.
Resolr That the Surveyor be- and he hereby authorized
The sd
Fourth Districts ana have S the repaired for police station
whole hundred sfty I'd
to s sds sa r. be
Canal Canal Broad
a sSad a ee ct Sads ad at the With Broad street
| hundred and sixty doliars-ss6o ~ ~ 'NS''' 'A''
the bridges made both sides Of South Poydss street.
Magnolia Broad street. and also ntrnctg the Street
Gslyez and Broad Streets ied and graded
Tla foil 1lnSyinp Inf i,
report was read:
Mr.. Phelps moved to amend by inserting after the
word squares the words, the to be done under
| the supervision of the City Surveyor" Carried.
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Fleming. Hall, Kearny
Lombard, Phelps, Reid Waldo and Whitney-9.
| Nays: Messrs. Dolhonde, Holland and Huyghe-3
And said resolution was adopted as amended by
| the following vote, the rules being suspended.
| g. Yeas Messrs Magoni, Dolhonde Fleming Hall
| Huyghe Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo and
Whitney-l1.
Mr.. Holland voted nay on account of the amend
| ment. -
resolution authorizing the Mayor contract with the
nv the rss ss T s s Dis
ton Market, on Louisa street.
The following resolution mentioned in the above
report, was read, the rules being suspended and, or
motion, laid on the table, subject to call
o ] the &c sell the
making stone crossings On Canal from Caibons
on Common from Levee to Baronne Graver
evee to Baronne and on Poydras street, from Leves
Mr. Reid moved to suspend the rules to take up th.
ordinance regulating the sale Of wood and COAL "a:
published in the proceedings Of this Board on the lott
inst) Carried, and said ordinance was read ane
adopted, by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Fleming, Hall
Holland, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid
Waldo and Whitney IA.
On motion, the Board adjourned till Tuesday next
the Gath inst, at o'clock, P. NJ.
| JAMES A. HOPKINS, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
AAroEALrr OF NEW ORLEANS, Z

= HAYORALTY New ORLEANS,
October 81, 1857.
OPENING Greatn en- now Dauphine street.
~ Public notice hereby given in conformity with Resou
No. approved October 9 1851 that Is
of the Common Council of the city of New Orleans
opened Greatmen Dauphine street, from Poland
the Urulne Convent accordance with the petition Of
of real property said streets for the which petition
been published in the official journal in conformity with Section
No. l2l of the City Charter. l.a5 z'.s
o22 39t CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor
f"+ .Nt - MARIE NoUyELLE- ORLEANS
-- q Octobre. 1857. :
AUVERTURE de In rue DIES GranlS-1om-
~ mes maintenant Dauphne.-Avs public est par lie
donne, commencement Ia resolution
prouvee lie octsbe 1851 e Consei Comnun de Ia vile de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans Fineon de- aire Gfands
Hommes. mainenant Dauphine de Ia Poogne
vent des Ursune ct veru dune petition de roprie
tares fonciers de Ia dte aquee pnbiee confoe
la l2leme section de la nouvele charre la willie.
o22 BOT ChAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
ITO THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT AND

RIO THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT AND
of Board Assistant Aldermen OF the City
of New Orleans si1ei, G.
undersigned and residents Of that
tion of Miro street. from Columbus
submit respectfully your honorable body the popey and
said Miro street from Columbus street to the
Bayou Road distance of Our communication
with the raining weather from the of Columbus
which neither paved skeed becomes impossible
Bayou Road distance of some five or six squares.
The opening of said would only confer great ac
upon communications with the city, but would also
give direct impetus to build and imp their
thereby benenig the State and the city in the be
levied thereon. .,..-.. l-.7.
We deemed proper to humble pc iton
small sketch plan the distance be opened
the Of the several streets and their functions and
fdeny hope this petition will receive your hands,
the consideration the subject deserves.
Very respectfully,
G. Doane l.. Lott.
j. Rodriguez, j. RouN
Martin lMalbrte Jos. Solomon,
J. Rroadwel, A. B. Bringier
l.. ". Broadwell, F. Coquete
s. Broadwell G. D Broadwsll,
P. Casanova, L. Bringier,
Pierre Proyane, B. Rodriguez,
5. Anller, ....I ..I ~ A. ID. GueBnon,
L. Morei. ]. Jumonvile
" Flick, P. Piele,
Paul Berger, +. D'Aquin.
Laurent Nicholas, Japhha moore,
D. Saux, David Mahoney,
A. Angadere, L. Gabici,
Louis Palms. Ysdor
A. Palms, H. Brunette,
NJ Ioz Adam Maz
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans, December 18th, 1851. Fl .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
STANDING COMMITTEES. a.sg
Mr.. Dupre, on behalf Of the Finance Committee,
offered the following report, which taken up seria-


tim: .-. ..s rl.. ..5s:. -. a4Hre7 10y e
Ths Finance Committee have report they
s tS
ch#se of hundred pairs blankets the Of the prison
esn that be
eodsS Second District % bis
ssnd e s s. soa s 10
re1sd | G. nnpans Esa b JRses M Of the Peace
that have fixed the Of premises the Fourth
Justice Of the pssss A. an sum of $500 payabe monthly
Ap. ngpRE, Chairman,
BENZ. S. HARRISON.
The first part of the foregoing report, relative to
the petition of John M. Bell, Sheriff, was adopted
The second part, relative to the petition of r. F.
Daunoy, Coroner, was, on motion, referred back to
the Finance Committee.
Mr. venDard, on behalf of the Committee on Streets
and Landings offered the following report which was
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended, and was, on motion, sent to the Assistant
Board TO be concurred in: d. ..Ilar. = --...-s4
The Committee of Streets and Landings the honor
hs bnk Of the leyees for the thereof find
ee in the ABSENCE Of bs
that the for cleaning The streets Of the Second
deposit clean dirt scrapings Of the
a sa m s m the the se @ ss M
levee and bulk heads A resolution aceorngy offered
. '
s. pyG =. BELABARRE. LAB
Resoeed That the be- is hereby
authorized instruct the cleaning the
the Second and Third Districts deposit the dirt taken
from the of their Dcts the wharves Of
sixth section and fill in with the between the levee
can he procured by the lessee Of sand section.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, Dupre, Harrison, Howell,
Vennard and Wiltz-6 ,.f
SPECIAL COMMITTEES. .I.-.-.
The following report, offered by Alderman Tennard,
was adopted, and the resolution mentioned in said
report authorizing the Street Commissioner to accept
the work made by E. D. White, contractor for brick
side walk bordered by curbstones, etc. on the south
side of Poydras street, etc. from ST. Marks to Galvez
street. and also to authorize the Street Commissioner
to make out and issue to said E. d. White his bills for
said work against the said owners of real property
ETC., was concurred in by the following vote.
Yeas: Messrs HARRISON Howell, Vennard and
Landry.
Nays: Messrs Conway and Dupre-2. .., -
The Special Committee Of the Assistant Board and the Com
spectfuy appointed conference the resolution athor
zng the Street Commissioner the work made by
the south side Of Poydras from ST. Marks Gal
vez streets and also to authorize the Street Commissioner
against the said of real property
gation and Of said work. that said
JOHN r: HOLLAND,
RoBT. HUYGHE,
n PHELPS,
s s HoWkiI' Il REEAsAsFs'
| On motion, the Board went into secret session OF
executive business ..I'
The following nominations made by T. Theard
Controller, were approved =
e. Lee Paul Deverges and Jackson Duplesse extr
clerks to make the tax ledgers bills and register
After which the doors were opened and the Boart
adjourned.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

rOPA RTN 70 EHSfiiF-THEU UNDrA,ln, 10 n0VE
~ this ~ associa,ed REDERIG DURRIVE 10 their
fiji will herea contnue the Fac and
busIn exclusively, in and style of EDWARD
DuRRIVE x Co.
DEGELos, DuRRIvE L co.
New Ore ,ns Sept l, 1857. seq
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
Vsh 0tltans 9ailg Crescent,
OFFICIAL JOURNAI..s
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, Nov. II, 1857.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjournment.
D9pre. HARRISON, Howell and vennard-6. g.TT
Nj. DeLabArre was called to the chair II
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion, dis.
pensed with Ges y&sf
: 4. !, t' CRY " aaM, fn1 Sas.1s' Ses' Il, 'isr.}
Gentlemen: have the honor transmit tho accompanying
sns sd u from Henry q h5s Esq., bsh.
t,ss. holder t. MI, .dswsk within limits
Tssoaos Board Aidslsn dx Visheas
sssSssl p, 3s
@ should nos Ss %eissed
with By The general contractor and with th
ass st s Fs ny
o. o. w articles Of for hs sus
s na hs repairs also required to be made
IN commanding the application Of Judge
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psse, Court verbally h.s Judges private
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have the honor e Rayg Il osesrt Mayor
NoTEThe communications referred ansmittedto the
w. '''''' ''S'ae' J.B. WALTON Secretary Mayorsty.
The first portion of the foregoing message relative
to the communication OF Henry G. Miller, Esq, was
That part Of the message relative to the commune.
cation Of the Hon. H. B. Eggeston, Judge Of the Fifth
District Court was referred to the Finance Committee.
The following message was read: f.efs5
MAYoRALrY NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. II, 1857
To the Common Council
Gentlemen Herewith hxyeth ransmit Report Of
Acting Warden City Work House fro 3ls October l4th No
vember Inst
have the honor TO be your obedient servant,
g2lss GHAS. M WATERMAN, Mayor. 9
horE-The referred transmitted to the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen Nv
The following message was read, and on motion,
referred TO the Committee Streets and Landings
45538ilt5t MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS Z
City Hall, November II, 1857. {
To the Common Council: ISIS.
Genenen the specifications and contract for building
lock for the Upper Station First District there has been
made provision for light The building 10
progressing under the and II is important that the
pipes for the Introduction Of and be
duced without delay II is indispensable to have gas lamp in
the yard burner at least the desk in the Office and
in the hydrant ia also required In tbs
yard.
With the request that you will pass the necessary resolutions
10 authorize the work be done,
am, your obedient servant = -
CHAs NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

The following resolutions, mentioned in the above
report were read and adopted by the following vote
the rules being suspended
Yeas Messrs. Magion, Dolhonde, Fleming, Hall
Holland, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid
Waldo and Whitney-12