New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-25


PETITIONS, ETC.
petition from committee school houses Of the First
roof Of the Washington Shoo house Win new shinge roof
WI" nas S &s os hi On s,r ana u,sd
ct the corner of Chares AMI st. Peter Streets praying e be
june he having been compelled by armed b.dy Of
shat his coffee house during thar time referred the
from H. D. Keen applicant for the sin
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read twice and concurred in, the rules
being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. DeTabarre, Forstall Harrison, How
ell, Landry, Vennard and Wltz--7.
Aresonioh pay sandry persoas adopted June
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assistant
Board, were referred to the Committee on Streets
resolution insructng the Stree, comi souer to fill up
the ditch on Common street. from Preu TO Galve1 street, with
directing t:s surveyor esuss the placing Of
resolution drectag the Street Commissioner I, notify the
charge of the erection Of the Ho to remove without
is 81 Rsnk 70 ID constructed BY them On Broad 'fs
resolution giving permission to j hn B. Gaudin to con
sita az his expense sidewalks fronting his property
the north side Of Drysdes street market
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board were read twice and concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
resolution accepting the securities Of C. o. Fletcher
resolution authorizing the Comptoer to sell to the highest
bidder he le9s OF the privilege Tor running steam ferry boats
in the Thi District for ten years. TO begin on the first Of
1eaS: Messfs. DeLaOarTe, tOlstall, HARRISON,
Howell, Landry, Vennard and Witt.
The rules being suspended, the following resolu
tion adopted by the Assistant Board, read twice
and concurred in, after having been amended by add
ing the words provided the cost does not exceed
$780,"
resolution authorizing the Mayor be distributed
by ne police Of he ety. poisoned suSeS TO an dogs ionnd
The foregoing resolution, in its amended form, was
sent to the Assistant Board for concurrence in the
amendment.
The rules being suspended the following resolution
adopted by the Assistant Board was read twice and
cencurred in:
resolution Inviting the Board Of Aldermen the AS
Joint o'clock this evening elect
Bank deposit the monies AMI assets belonging to the city Of
Also Assistant Recorders one Director The
New Orleans opeiousas Crest Western Railroad Company
In place of j. Cuterson. resigned.
The following resolution. adopted by the Assistant
Board was called up and referred to the Committee
| on Streets and Landings:
resolution approving The adjudication by Comptroller,
on the 2id March ss Of the contract for repairing the plank
Of the Fourth District 10 JOS Kaiser ard accepting his
The following resolution adopted by the ssistant
Board, was referred to the Committee on Finance:
ntion authorizing the Finance Committee contract
with Guy Dupaner Fourth Justice Peace the
Commits oaeT AVID Recorder Of The second District
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board aud read on the 4th OF May, 1858, was taken
up, read second time aud concurred in, by the fol
lewng vote:
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Forstall, Harrison
Howell, Landry, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
resolution sssOOJ for the erection of public
On motion, the Board went into executive session
The following appointments made by the Hon
Webster Long, Recorder of the Third District, were
approved;
Mr.. l.. r Mailioux as sistant Clerk
After which the doors opened
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was referred to the Committee on Streets an'
Landings.
resolution granting to Samuel Smith, permission to us
The rules being suspended, the Board proceeded t.
the election of Chairman pro tenn of the Finance
Committee to actin case OF the absence of the Chal
man.
Mr.. Howell was nominated, and having receive
the unanimous vote, was declared duly elected Chair
man pro tenn. of the Finance Committee.
On motion, the Board adjourned to the Chambe
of the Assistant Board.
JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called the following members al
swered to their names:
Aldermen Hon. j. 0. Nixon, President Messr
DeLabarre Forstal, Harrison, Howell, Landry, Vel
mar dand WiltZ-S.
Assistant Aldermen Hon. C. H. Waldo, Presiden;
Messrs. Dolhonde Huyghe, Kearny, Magioni, Phelp
Whitney, Beebe, BENT, Leete, Massicot, Moren
: White and Monroe-H.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to IL
election of Bank to deposit the monies and asse
belonging to the City of New Orleans.
E The Louisiana State Bank was nominated, and ha
ing received the unanimous vote, was declared du
elected
: On motion, the Board proceeded to the election
four Assistant Recorders.
For Assistant Recorder of the First District, Mr..
= I. Monroe was nominated, and having received Il
o unanimous vote, was declared duly elected.
For Assistant Recorder of the Second District, N
y ]. BENT was nominated, and having received d
d unanimous vote, was declared duly elected.
For Assistant Recorder of the Third District, N
d ]. Magioni was nominated, and having received 4
. unanimous vote, was declared duly elected.
For Assistant Recorder Of the Fourth District, N
d B. S. Harrison was nominated and having receiy
d the unanimous vote, was declared duly elected
On motion, the Board proceeded to the election
l. a Director in the New Orleans, opelousas and Gre
ID Western Railroad Company, in place Of j. Cube
son, resigned
ID Messrs. B. O. Yignaud, Jules A. Blanc and Hen
n Bier were nominated.
Mr.. B. o. Ygnaud received the votes of Mess
ID DeLabarre Forsall HARRISON Howell, Landry, V,
N nard Wilt, Dohonde, Magioni Beebe, Moreno a
Monroe-l2.
es Mr.. Jules A. Blanc received the votes Of Mess
&c Nixon, Kearny and White-3.