New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

Y,
Phelps Reid Waldo, Whitney and Bebee-9.
Nays; Messrs Dohonde and Holland--.2.
BY message, this Board was informed that The
Board OF Aldermen had concuned IN the resolution
authorizing the Comptroller 10 receive after ten DAYS
publication, sealed proposals for placing granite
base and iron railing around Clay SQUARE, Fourth
District, with an amendment Amended by inserting
" thirty days publication IN lieu OF ten days pub
cation"
On motion. the amendment was concurred in.
The following message was read:
BoArD AIpEmFs, /,
To the honorable the President and neHheIs
Gentlemen You are respectfully ny Cd 20 cOnsar IL he fol-
lowing ordinances miopiedb by The Board Of Aldermen
Orleans, h-r number, salary, duties, etc..
leans and providing for ihs thereof
CHAs CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
Mr.. Holland moved that when this Board do adj
journ, it adjourn until Saturday next AT o'clock
2. NJ, for the purpose Of taking up the ordinances
mentioned in the foregoing message. Carried.
PETITIONS.
The following were referred to the Committee On
Finance
OFF G. Candy Deputy Street Commissioner asking relief
CATION % apsy asking That the Assistant City Attorney be
rende ed agaiast said Company for taxes.
he petition Of Dmty Kaahe askug that awning IN
ST. Charles Be allowed to rsman where i. IS
The letter of Henry tlorance rendering hisresigna
ton es director OF the New Orleans, Jackson and
motion his resignation was accepted.
he petition of $. ~ Moody, asking permission to
use the neutral ground Canal street for depostng
building materials, was read
Mr. Beebe offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted the rules being suspended,
and, on motion, sent TO the Board OF Aldermen for
concurrence
Resop Tha. permission and the Is hereby given
n Mo dy 10 deposit the neutral ground canal street.
q p 81 Ss meleTss Is a Ds %
be occupied more than sy days from dse OF THIS resolution
and cleaned and fret ON all eneumbances deposited thereon
Mr. Stckney took his seat.
The petition Of J. A. Guillotte one Of the heirs of
Gul0tte, asking consideration OF their claim concern
ing the property known as the Magazine street mar
ket, was read.
Mr. Holland moved that it be referred to a special
committee Mr. Hall moved to lay the petition on
the table, subject to call. Carried
Yeas Messrs. Magion, Dohonde, Hail. Huyghe
Kearny, Reid, Waldo, Whitney, Beebe and Stckney
10.
Nays; Messrs. Holland and Phelps-2.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Keany offered the following resolution, which
was read the rules being suspended, and motion,
referred TO the Committee on Streets and Landings
cbs z oet Of plank fof the repairing of the roads
Mr.. Waldo was called to the chair.
Mr.. Reid offered the following resolution, which
was read the rules being suspended:
Mr.. MaglOni moved To strike out the words " seven
" eight thousand dOars.n MIR. Reid called for the
previous question. Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Dohoude, Ball, Holland, Huyghe,
Kearny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney and Beebe
10
Nays: Messrs. Magioni and Stckney-2.
And said resolution then adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde. Holland, Huyghe,
Kearny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney, Beebe and
Stickney-ll.
Mr.. Hall voted nay, and gave his reasons that
there was no money in the Treasury wherewith TO
pay this appropriation
formally 70 ,e suggesSo Contained in the memories Of The
appropra ed tho Of thirty -tbree thousand dollass3
TO The fi,sl Di,,ric, ten Thousand dollars
10 The Sedo 5 ~ nisl ie sn thousand dollars
TO the Fou'th strci, eight III u.and dollars.
Thai said respective sums shall he paid during the 1853
respective school Boards the purpoe aforesaid provided
a clear legal M 2 all pogesy seGrsd by sue app oP r.
ais tina the city shall be liable in any manner beyond The
cnrred by the Directors II the ere ton Of such
Provided howevsl i no pr OF said appropriations snail be
surveyor that the scboohouse school proge
p G be pae. s aa AID BS. for s
pose Of erecting ehoobonses has been duly
The following resolution was read, the rules being
suspended, aud, notion referred to the Committee
on Fire
Rsoirsd That the y Surveyor be and Is hereby authorized
to cause the Water Work Comp pnc ydgan and fire
America on Caron.let street ptovded the o viii moi exeee
one hnnalea an dfy d.lar--si0.
MIR. Holland offered the following resolution, which
was read, the rules being suspended, and on motion,
referred to the Committee on Streets and Landings
kesoe.d That the itl IN yeyor be and he is ee,y -
4 the bridge crossing the New Canal the halfway House
Mr. Magi1ni offered The following resolution which
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended
Yeas MeSsrs. Magoni, Dnlh0nde, Hall. Holland
Huyghe Kearny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney
Beebe and Stickpey-l2.
Rolve That the Surveyor he and he hereby Au
70 pgpay plan Of Nrp of g'oaud belonging to the ely on
tate yades street, Claiborne in the Fire, District
that II may be sod by the lily Aucone under the
By message this Board was informed that the
Beard Of Aldermen had concuued III the resolution
appropriating 81 500 Tor the support of the Public
Schools of the Fourth District, IN addition 10 the APP
propriatiOn made to them for the year ending 3lst
July, 1858, with au amendment to wit: To insert
after the word dollars in the sixth line, The words
shall be paid in two equal instalment4 the first
payable on the LIST OF May. 1853 and the second on
the lst.of June, of the same year"
On motion, said amendment was unanimously con
CURED in.
STANDING CoMgITTEEs-FHANCE.
Mr.. Hall on behalf OF the above committee, offered
the following report which was read aud adopted
The finance laiH tey nave Io.o 70 report SIS t'"
Of both oards with all -uah po~g,sas SAY
the due anu proper m emnt aud adm SRA on 81 the
sent subS ute FOR the sa and rssmmeu It's opt o.
pom p-titon OF the Surveyor aseg that his salarv e
placed tn r1i tn SI,uHu IN lieu
coo that he be paid l02 70, did n,ece etr,tt
81 aud SION nun from he 2jyn Ma h, 1856 he
3ls March 1858. yonr mm tee uron IA t b. bnt tue
following TO be the fac L. harch 1885, he h,
Cnarter was adopted, he alar the ir Surye asfNe
BY The Legisl ure S1D per In -nroii ut
bill the clerk, b. mist Ike lett the salary Surveyor
ST. on iy ommiItrd IT, 70
rolling clerk, the Surveyor made -4 900
per he auth Mar b, le56 10 hi, date eorre
This error 'hv i, gs atne al it, las so psa ac
that he sal ny tn" it, survey or he iNet ~ Si,rtp
amman, dating f. the 2Oh March 1855, he dre III Gp
charter was adopef C,mu" justice he ef,rer qGires 'ha
the prayer Of the Surve Ia uld granted h aN
resolution ; and lis adopt n ndeii
Upon the petition OF Spoke ing be disueu.ef
from ing tt S15 Gusts, yout
Aittre heeSith resolution Hd1p ION.
hing the Ciy Attorney satisfsrio jIginsn
snN he city ag inst petitioner Jane -peake his
paving al costs.
Your committee comment the adoption o. urdi en-
titled " An Ordinance organizing the Cnmprol RS depar
ment, exc.
JOHN NJ II ALL, chairman
JOHN H. Iiu Ian
VI LIPS,
The following resolutions mentioned in the fore
going report. read aud adopted ny the following
vote, the rules being suspend, d.
Yeas: Messrs MagiOn, DnlhOnde, Hail, Holland
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