New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-05


OF the farmers Of the different complaining that
Street has not enforced he ordinances
@ the vending q butcher meats vegetables etc. in the streets
instead o. the markets, ~ provided for by laE.
u T. n hs~g, asking psr1sOn g erect small sea
and at No. u Fulton street. b~ss"
memorial from the Board Of Commissioners of
the Houses OF Refuge was read, and, on motion, re-
ferred to the Committee on Work House and Prisons.
A report from the Executive Committee Of the
Board Of Commissioners of the Houses Of Refuge was
read, and on motion, referred TO the Committee on
Houses of Refuge.
A letter Of invitation from !. N. Marks, Grand
Marshal Of the Firemens Charitable Association in
vtng the Board TO join In the celebration Of their
anniversary on the 4th March next.
The following letter from the Treasurer was read,
and, motion, referred to the Finance Committee:
TREAsyRER's DrFART1Esr,
To the honorable President and Numbers > 100
Of the Board o. Assistant Aldermen
and account directed BY the Hon Robert A. Hunter,
the Of the election held this parish % Sosensr
last under the provisions Of act relative to elections in the
parish Of Orleans, passed March 10, 1857.
"''' ''A ADAM GIFFEY. City Treasurer.
A letter from W. o. Denegre, in regard to certain
lands belonging to the estate of the late John Nc
Donogh, etc.
Mr.. Magion offered the following resolution, which
was read and unanimously adopted
passed on the "a September ast resolution By which az
Ean Bank 10 the Of the Commissioner aud be drawn
the check Of the President and in Of his absence by
And whereas BY section 81 Of the city charter all monies be-
longing to the city must be paid into the city treasury by all its
aereore resooed That shall hereafter the duty
made in said institution the daily and in detail
70 teP o n and a. END 81 s1d
oath, and pay the same into the city treasury.
other officers institution department any
done enter daily in book to be kept by each the amount
The following resolution, adopted by the Board of
Aldermen, was read, the rules being suspended, and
concurred in by the following vote
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Huyghe,
Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney.
Beebe and Stickney-l2.
resolution accepting the proposals. Of J Forsta, for the
sale Of 200 bonds u the city at s21Sc per 500.
The following resolution adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen, was read, the rules being suspended, and
unanimously concurred in:
resolution authorizing R. d. Shepherd ESQ., have Canal
from Royal Bourbon street. fronting his property
paved at hi expense with Mongomerys ed ron
The following resolution, adopted by the Board OF
Aldermen, was read
,ssoSon granting d ge.%lssOu to A. hOra to make bal
Mr.. Reid moved to lay the foregoing resolution
the table. Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Hall, Huyghe, Kearny,
Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Whitney, Beebe and Stick
ney-l0.
Nays: Messrs Dolhonde and waldo.
The following resolution, adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen, read, the rules being suspended, and
concurred in by the following vote:
Kesrny, Lombard, Phelps Reid, Whitney, Waldo,
Beebe and Stickney-l2.
luton requesting the street Commissioner have
sufficient number Of pipes and plugs laid in the Port Mar
ket, Third District.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Reid offered the following resolution, which was
read and adopted by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Huyghe,
Kearny, Lombard, Phelps Reid, Waldo, Whitney,
B ebe and Stckney--l2.
are hereby authorized 10 have placed in Tvo Circle the neee
tights their regular contract price with the city, the
Mr. Beebe offered the following resolution, which
was read, and on motion referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings:
Resolved That resolution No $751; authorizing the Street Com
missioner 70 have stone S maa across 81 COMMON street
dred and doarsSs5n lieu Of one hundred and
Mr. Lombard offered the following resolution which
was read:
Resoped That the Board of Aldermen be invited
joint Tuesday the 9th inst proceed the
election Of Commissions the Of John MeDonogh
The yeas aud nays being called on the foregoing
resolution, the same was lost
Yeas: Messrs. Dohonde, Huyghe, Lombard, Whit
ney. Phelps and Stickney-6.
Nays; Messrs. Magioni Hail. Kearny, Reid
Waldo and Beebe-6
Mr.. Lombard offered the following resolution
which was read and adopted
wne the city of New Orleans has on the 3Oh March,
psbS "con he q Which Ss sn 70 Ss
Whereas the possession and en ment of OF said
IN either case city deprived Of its just legal rights
And whereas, the adjudication q ssid property is such
title in the purct wond preclude said city from
of ownershig; therefore, be il
posed III ee members from this Board and members Of
the Beard of Aldermen to inquire into the expectancy and
sabie t matter and 70 report Thereon.
On motion, Messrs Lombard Hall and Phelps
were appointed on the committee asked for in the
foregoing resolution.
Mr. Lombard offered the following resolution, which
was read and, motion, referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings:
RsolOed That the Street Commissioner be directed have
cause the seeo Of the GENTLY road comprised between La
hape ad Ponhartran Railroad stree TO be levelled
and the holes sren filed up so to have fires and
Mr. Whitney offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted
esored That tho be invited to meet
this b Tuesday evening next o'clock fo the pur-
ordinance No Si regulating the sale of wood and coal for
Mr. Phelps offered the following preamble and ordi-
nance, which were read and, on motion, laid over
until next meeting;
Whereas That theie existence constantly in
creasng dangerous in the city Of New Orleans by
of keepers and proprtors of
moragng dangerous youth Of city proof
Of said complaint the daily journals are filed with the frequent
boys being Intoxicated under the Of IS years obtaining
aroceus murders have been committed by the aforesaid minors
from the causes forth above; and whereas the Common
protect life and with view to the better protection Of The
same an ordinance is therefore presented 10 The further
evil complained Of and in addition is considered proper
ordinances regulations active
force in all the principal towns and cities throughout the United
States.
AN ORDINANCE concerning the selling of intoxicating
drinks to minor children in the city Of n w Orleans
SECTION BE ordained etc. That ON and after the pas
sage ordinance shall be lawful for any proprietor
or propretoTs Of barroom grogshops groceries
other place where Intoxicating drinks sold by reta
furnish without the of the
guardian minor children under the of Is
Intoxicating drinks under penalty Of hundred dollar
Sl00fo each offence and in default Of the payment Of h
same offending shall be after due Of law
imprisoned not less than thirty days for each offence
the above fine be recoverable before Of
jurisdiction for the beReht Of the city.
Be II further ordained That minor child nude
the mentioned Section Of this ordinance
found any grog shop, grocery pae
where Intoxicating drinks sold unless accompanied by hi
taken before the Recorder of the District such osnc
shall be liable fine II less than
hundred administration each offence recoverable before
court Of competent jurisdiction for the benefit Of the city,
in default OF the Of said fine the
offending shall be committed TO The Boys House Of Refuge
Migrants.
Of the pol officers aud all actin
contrsyenton Of this ordnance and the befo
the eetvs Recorders who shall be dealt with according
law. IN
SEC Be further ordained etc., That shall be the dui
all coeehouse keepers and keepers Of
other places where intoxicating drinks sod canse 70
grucery otuer place where Intoxicating drinks
sold sign In clear and BILE characters with the word
Boys under Is OF not allowed in this house
drink
SIC S. Be further ordained eto That AL ordinances
parts of ordr the provisions Of th be and Il
same are hereby repealed.
Mr. Whitney moved reconsideration Of his vol
, on the following resolution. Carried.
Yeas: Messrs. Magion, Dolhonde, Kearny, Rel
Whitney, Beebe and Stickney-7.
Nays Messrs. Hall, Huyghe, Lombard, Phell
> and Waldo-5.
a tax Of a. Of r.