New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02
ROBERT HUYGHR, Chairman.
JOHN A.. NO NROE,
JULES Z !lL BE & z Z.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

JAS. A. HOPKINS, sec,y.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY, June %, 1858.
/ The Board met this day Pursuant to adjournment
Members present: Hon. J. o. Nixon, President;
hessrs Conway, Forstall, Harrison, Landry, Ven
nard and WHIT.
I The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
the following message was read and ordered to be
| spread upon the minutes
MAYoaAtry o. NEW oaLEA,s 4
/ .,.,,.a,., City Hall June 49, 1883.
Il s c I'd gy hs ys 9 my 9 G 70
SELF In entering the discharge of my official duties
relgtn e .he my most grateful Acknowledgements
eyes tothe srduous duties and responsibilities which
confidence responsblss shall be the great OBJECT Of my
administration 10 that WI BE- able give entire sati
p re thsn d dGTs hgPs ior snt i an uniting zes I'D a
impsay my public duies will secure TO my administration
public confidence ean anticipate the future VI bout pprehen
upon yeq iuegence and patriotism aid me in the admins
oar ety has but recently passed most fearful ana
Sity IF a epe weh ~ s pes pug paISf N we
oyerurn the government Of the city aud unlimited
iscen dag e reauirs # me e advert 70 the That
Of important political election might have been
anticipated 1t WINS but the result or honest and manly
incident q poPaia ts But when party IN
our country With Itself
gative and fearful oyertning government
by foree o. arms aud establishing in Us place an unwuen
cecaiaed destroy l conddepss integrity stability
different To the events through which We have inst mas ed
They are Justly the subject q The mos profound and pailul
reflection and no matter what may have heen the real or ost
siho cause tie good and true enof a parties
That hsve existed ii tie sdminratioh II our laws no
ons gnt ihe time has ever YET arrived in our country
appeal 70 arms and subysson o. eonstitu iona law We
constion The political truth Of more intrinsic value
II sh s END en- rights . n9dsT that instrument are TOO
With We have al sworn 70 obey f. L exacs
would deliberately attempt violate solemn covenants must
tbsr be unconscious Of his Obligations citizen enemy
Iirut Mai event will during my administration
mainain the aud preserve public pace Should sGc
se bg b @ @ 9espI you nay e. ISSUED mat VII
al obedience government core pondng
~ this right shall adopt he most energetic
asdes Every ayeila5s mean, within my power tkal be
OF theiaw = - sNt S'-AO'
hays Organized and appointed police which believe is
ge nd eapaoe o. meeting any reasonable emergency A.
AS the duties Of the police department have become
Win faithful discharge these duties would agsest
atiSH II Is o mater wobE q g V a
the charter OF orr city should be to give
present NV As ID The Incumbent i sni Sa
regard qualification Besides other advaniagss witch Till
change would commend 70 your consideration would remedy
our elections one Of the most exciting elements Of peanshp
Tie police force now existing when propey disciplined will
doletes prove adequate for The imm Of public;
necessity Of requiring IN Increased force.
tending e s9 r. oa t sg e matters
aFe q 1 sTts1d e you ny most hearty ooperstion
laa y'"f r.iioF a fifssil suru. Mayor.
The following message was read
AAEoRAlEf S G. S FigJi oE june g 1873
Tothe Honorable the President and Members s e
following named St Esne ead q ba Ass 5as
pointed 2 HE respective positions heteigaGser
pill b. 5 aSas saa Sn Solomon
g g &c g ghPa RisfIssp's s ess1n'
Keeper II Police Jal-EdwRrd Pluchard
All Of which is most tUbi ted approval
ioa' 09sa'' aE sTss sRb srlTH, Mayor.
The following communication was referred 70 the
Finance Committee
To the honorable the Common Council 'Yns as i''9
eensmenavine this day delivered the ofcs Of street
Gommsoner TO nay successor q O. Feehis upon show
sth would most aliy ssE If our Honorable bo 70
R The usual s ne resolution declaring The following
responsibility IN the same viz
PRINCIPAL and Brand and P Cazenase securities dated
9as Rs ea pne mt S.s kgs spq sa
Psaon, as securities dated The Slh January, 1857.
T. A. GUYlI., lutte Street Comuliss'r.
The following communication was read
BOARD or ASSISTANT Aldermen,
To the Honorable President and Members - -'29.
haze me homer e in9si you that the following
by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
"A resolution tnstfnctng te STREET Commissioner to enforce
The Gig ordinances by removing pile Of bricks rubbish
resolution authorizing The Comptroller to warrant on the
Treasurer Il favor Of Peer Gaalaed III the Of thtrtyys
resolution nstructng tue Commissioner to purchase
q humber to repa the plank roads in the Fourth
substitute resolution approving the sealed proposal.
gacng afondeisi Al Bod street rec S for
security 4'''s0 '0oo-Aha accepting ms
The amendment Of honorable body the following
j Is Y5as ps58s5 .ss!.s s a
large on and after The LIST j uly next.
very 's'p jas. <. Isl xINs Secretary.
The following communication was read
BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERaEEa
~ the Honorable President and Members Of tie
a....z,an -. -...,,.i,. B9ard Of Aldermen.
loving s9ao y Boaf q sSSas Rld SaG Si
and a. appfopTang Eve hundred dollars
.'ts ts'ps sJhs K Eli aS6PKrNs. Secretary
The following preamble and resolution, adoptedby
the Assistant Board were read twice and concurred
IN, the rules being suspended, after having been /
amended BY adding the words Provided the salute
is fired nnder the direction Of the Mayor p
s ssS9 & re Fo"s5 + 9Gs
Yeas Messrs Conway, Forstall, HARRISON, Ian.
dry, Vennard ard Wiltz-6.
On motion, the foregoing preamble and resolution
were sent to the Assistant Board for concurrence in
the amendment.
PETITIONS, ETC.
communication from Mr.. Elijah Peale, rendering
Llls resignation as q member Of the School Board
First District, was read
On motion, the foregoing resignation was accented.
A petition from Mr. Gyrot Gentes relative to suit
brought against him By Mfr. Nicholson was referred