New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

The following resolutions, mentioned IN the above
report were read and coDccured in, the rules being
suspended
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Hail. Huygbe, Kearny.
Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo Whitney, Beebe, Ran
ney aud Stickney-l2.
resolution "a horzng the Street cnmmissioer to ditch
bo sdgs 81 Loud sysngs from osep9 o iT9sd street,
siieaf R4mpari from Peter to st. Ar Streets aud
By message, this Board was informed that the
Board of Aldermen had rOncurred in the following
resolution, with an amendment) to-wit bynserting
Tuesday evening, 10Th March, 1858, and on motion,
said amendment was cOncurred in.
A inviting the Board II Aldermen this
Bosd IN j,ni rue.dy ne 81 II March 1885 for
The hour having arrived, the Board Of Aldermen
met the Board Of Assistants in their hall in
JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called, the following members
answered to their names tO-wt
Aldermen-Hon. II. NJ Summers, President: Messrs.
Conway DeLabare, Dupre, Harrison and Yennard
&c.
Assistant Aldermen-Hon. j. Maqinni. President ;
Messrs. Hall. Huyghe Kearny Lombard, Phelps,
Reid Waldo, Whitney, Beebe, Ranney and Stickney
~.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of an Inspector of coal and wood.
Messrs c. II. Noble, f. B. Osborne and Thomas
Longfeld were nominated.
Mr.. Noble received the votes of Messrs. Summers,
DeLabarre, HarTisson Vennard, Hall, Huyghe,
Kearny, Phelps, Waldo and Ranney-I0
Mr.. Osborne received the votes Of Messrs. Conway,
Dupre, Magioni Lombard Reid and Whitney,.
Mr.. LOngfed received the votes of Messrs. Beebe
and Stickney-2.
Mr.. G. H. Noble having received the requisite ma
jorty, was declared duly elected
The Common Council having terminated the cleo
ton on motion, the Board of Aldermen retired.
Mr.. Hall moved to take up the substitute adopted
by the Board Of Aldermen, for the substitute adopted
by the Assistant Board for the resolution levyng
tax Of Al cents every 500 of real estate and slaves
and also on capital, income, etc.
Mr.. Stickney moved to lay the motion on the table.
Lost.
Yeas. Messrs. Nagioni, Kearny and Stickney-3.
Nays: Messrs. Hall, Huyghe, Lombard, Phelps,
Reid Waldo, Whitney, Beebe and Ranney-9.
Mr.. Hall moved to postpone this matter until next
meeting Carried.
The same member moved that when this Board
adjourn, it do adjourn to meet Friday next, at
o'clock, P NJ to take up the tax ordinance or resolu
ton. Carried.
Mr.. Phelps offered the following report, which was
read and adopted, and the resolution accompanying
the same was read and adopted, the rules being sus
pended.
Yeas Messrs. Magoni, Hall, Huyghe, Kearny,
Phelps, Reid Waldo, Whitney, Beebe, Ranney and
Stickney-ll.
The COMMITTEE Fire beg respectfully to report that
they have had under consideration the on Of Marks
Of the non that complaints contained therein
April IL 1851 the Common Council passed resolution
ng the Mayor to enter into with certain parties FOR
able house for tie Of the engine Young America
mee also forth that necessary for the city be
some OUTLAY in order to provide for suitable and station
Mayor the resolution for the repairs Of the house
eo9Gared H Y9nr committee hsIso,e 6ssypg 4 70 s he
and proper place fol the steam engine beg to the
olutey hat steps hoHld taken in this
matter the he nov in Of the Fire Department is or
party to the contract leasing the Ere Department they there