New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

| motion, referred TO the committee on Finance:
New Orleans, Nov. 80, 1855. 5
To the Honorable the Common Council
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Very respectfully Yoa j. o afFsHl .fSESs0
Deputy Comptroller
The Treasurer's weekly report of receipts and dis
bursements for the week ending Saturday. 9th No
vember, 1858, showing balance on hand of $24,-
$50 II was read and on motion referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
The following message was read and accepted
BOARD OF Aldermen,
To the Honorable President and Members -
Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen:
orsbe body were concurred by the Board q Aldermen
n resolution Eegaesns The 9ommes on lmPtoveFs n and
to the city from the various courtrooms aud have the
resolution authorizing the Treasurer sign with
ae @ to IN 5r9 bends 5n to bonds g.
Of the New Orleans Opeousas and Great Western Railroad
resolution pay sundry bills adopted 10th November,
resolution authorizing the Comptroller favor
Of John ampkp for 81 M for professional services in the
resolution authorizing the Comptroller sell contract
for laying walks from Leyse street to the vharYes from the
resolution approving the action of the Special Committee
appointed 10 put the courtroom Of the First District in proper
resolution authorizing the Water Works Company to open
the public the water plug Where opposite IRENE
'"''A''' '''it GHass CLAIBORNE, Secretary
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
November "A, 1853
tue Board Of Assistant Aldermen
GeuemenYou respectfully invited in the fol-
lowing resolutions, adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
preamble and resolution requesting the Mayor inform
the Council its meeting why certain ordinances, af
feeling the rights and interests Of citizens not enforced
resolution authorizing Comptroller to sell after ave days
notice in the official journal CONTRACT for lining with curb
leans and tar9lon Haoad On St Charles street. from the
Circle nP to Felieity street cL.ss ,.,, -. .
the foot Canal street near the leVee an Is pound
resolution requesting the Surveyor to have banqustte
made the evee the foot Castsm house running
from New LeNee to Front stgsst
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
| Mr. Moreno took his seat
The following preamble and resolution mentioned
in the above message was read, and, on notion re-
| ferred to the Commute on Police;
Council its sitting why certain ordinances affecting
the rights and interests Of citizens enforced BY
The following resolution, mentioned in the above
message was read, and on motion, referred to the
| Committee on Streets and Landings
resolution authorizing the COmproerto sell after five days
notice in The official JOURNAL contract for lining with
Orleans and GsrrotoH Railroad St Charles from the
The following resolutions, mentioned in the above
message were read twice and cOncurred in the rules
being suspended.
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde,
Kearny, Leete, Magion Masscot, Moreno, Monroe
Phelps, Ranney and Whe-l3.
rsso lion requesting the Chief d Police to have placed at
the foot Of Canal The Is
resolution iSsTGSus the Surveyor to have bsaqaets
the Levee The foot of Custom house street, running
from New Leyes TO From St.eet
PETITIONS.
The following were referred to the Committee on
Finance;
| Of Daily 0reauau asking pay nento IF bill
| Or Elaabeth Rodet p-RyinE for relief.
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
OF authorities the city of Jefferson, in regard
Of property owners on the north side of St Adew street
between hagse and Constance aRng that the sidewalks be
IL property holders on st. Charles street. asking that said
street Be paved with square blocks
the building o the IRENE market
The report of the Executive Committee of the
Board of Commissioners ofthe House of Refuge was
read and on motion, referred to the Committee on
improvements and Buildings.
The petition Of Samuel Wilson, asking to be al.
lowed the use Of Congo Square (Place d'Armes) to
have balloon ascension, was read, and on motion,
laid on the table, subject to call.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mfr, DohOnde offered the following resolutions,
which were read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended:
R:soyed That permission be given Samuel wison
Congo Square for one balloon aeeRsiog on he 8 Of January
sum Of two hundred aud hfy dolars2s security for any
damage that may be zone 70 said square.
the Carrolon Railroad, g ard is hereby repealed
The following resolutions were read, and, on mo-
ings:
Rssopea Thatho Street Commissioner be and h. hereby
est glds Of Elvan Feds street between Jireafeu and Ma
rales ,re4ts. in The Third District.
to sell ia the bidder contract for enclosing with lion
rail similar that around Tvo Circle the grounds
Coliseum Place. comprised within the bounds OF Mspomene
Canal, Camp Perpsehore and Coliseum the OF
Resousa That the street requested 10 raise
me tqnr a. corner Of Eafn ana Iyana and Ih@a
and Fryana streets the same being too low, and almost i'm
re Stra,. ,
chase ana shell all the walks in all the public squares Of the
Mr. Moreno offered the following resolution, which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus'
pended
Resoleed That with pleasure that the Hon s. A
Douglas intends wishing city shortly most cheerruy
teu4er him the hosPitaities IF the city
MIR Moreno moved that the chair appoint a com,
mittee to carry out the objects Of the foregoing resO
luton. Carried
Whereupon the chair appointed on said committee
Messrs. Moreno, White, Leete and Phelps.
Mr. hearny moved that his Honor, the Mayor, be
added to the committee. Carried
On motion, said resolution was sent to the Board
of Aldermen for concurrence.
FINANCE.
Mr. Magioni offered the following resolution which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus'
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde,
Kearny, Leee, Magioni MasSicot, Moreno, Monroe
Phelps, Ranney and Whte-lS.
Rf7olref That the Comptroller the Treasurer
the payment of the following bills viz:
cause 10 be rspsfed be Firs District Goarro5n SS %
j. Gah ssd i 80 sag3sss fer firing night
Hebrad 60 clothing furnished Insane AayiHm ami
jury SERVICE
h, NJ. Paseur % days service March, 1855. % %
John Petit, - DAYS service in May, s5S. 81 on
John p. Todd, days service in June ISIS. L 90
STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Mr.. Leefe offered the following report, which was
read and on motion the hrst part in regard to the
petition of John Baker and Thos A. Stone essets OF
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