New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall Har-
-ioso,, ITovysll aud Vnpuor3 q

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/ risson, Howell and Yennard--6.
ANORDIANC relative Che Levees along the Mississippi
i b. 9r 5s2s & T ~ q sa H' 5o s for
ncuuber v river sand psuKs aud slaves front
o he city of Now Orleans from the upper TO The lower limits
Bs3t further ordained That Shall no: be lawful for any
person g damaEe OF nae m any way me eNe ~ front OF the
BE- further ordained That any person contrsyeniug to the
above ordinance shall be liable fine Of twenty five dollars
for each osnse besides ns Of dollars per day each
b rits or9iaei That il SHAH behe duty Of the several
Wharfnge II their respective districts 10 carry into effect the
provisions Of the foregoing ordinance,
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Howell,
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended, and was, on motion, sent to the Assistant
Board to be coneurred in
olrd That a and Is Of ordinance relative
slave and free persons Of color being that portion Of the od
Is hereby repealed.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mfr. Harrison, on behalf of the Finance Committee
offered the following report, which was adopted;
The Finance COMMITTEES the 10 report as follows
to.wit;
They recommend concurrence ID TIE two following resolutions
adopted by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen toeit:
resolution authorizing the Comptroe the
hnes imposed on him by the Street January
q resolution requiring the Surveyor Comptroller and rea
sqreT e make ont and hand g ESQ L. Bright for collection
etc. vet t ey y New dF ios streets sidewalks
' BENZ. s. HARRISON,
S. HOWELL.
The following resolutions adopted by the Assistant
foregoing report
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant tho
II u layOr II Baptste DaogaT5 e. 5 being amount
Yeas Messrs Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall, Har.
risson, Howell and Yennard-6.
rs a6 sqR % e ~ Al I'LL
for paving streets sidewalks due to the city
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeEabarre, Forstall Har.
risson Howell and Vennard--6
Mr. Vennard, on behalf Of the Committee on Streets
rhI
was taken up seiiatim;
The Committee Of Streets and Landings have the honor to
i UpSn the rst mart Of liz report Of Tonr Committee lo
October instant referred back in relation the subject
esin9 from M dsnos n H. S nece3sss 70 tae Streets
Northern Railroad for the purpose delivering speedily the
produce being received by your comtee RI
posing arrangements could other than BY the city
her expense regarding the improvement lending
70 and rom said railroad and resolution
ton authorizing the Commissioner under the direction
aud repair Thala street from Dyade Magnolia Streets also
Felicity street from Magnolia to Howard the
cotton presses Of the upper and lower portions city,
Taking into consideration how deeply interested city
the successful said ruadbeng one Or he largest
with the interests Of citizens gem
senuoqsy urge the adoption Of said resolution for the
daily BY sad railroad may be facilitated in its delivery and
ceved and conveyed its destination with neither difficulty
Upon tho peo q NJ Brown, President Of Crescent Fire
Company No, ~ asking for certain Improvements ec
adoption SLOWING said Company Of $50 for Tie purpose
of raising their banquee providing gas xtures and making
xaler-ffough in the yard, as pelioned for.
TIE iTon shutters 81 the zig Hal requiring some repairs
Porter resouon is presented for adoption authorizing hs
Surveyor 70 have said repairs made and that be the special
duty Of the Porter to close said shutters nightly protection
i Your Committee report favcaby upon the petition Of Jean
Douat asking permission chimney for forge on
Ing examined locality and present resolution FOR adopop
granting said permission during the pleasure the Common
HT vENNARD.
L. f. FORSTALL
The first part of the foregoing report was on mo.
ton adopted and the following resolution aecompa
pauying the same was read twice and adopted the
rules being suspended and was sent to the Assistant
Board to be concurred in.
Yeas MessTs. NXen, Conway, DeLabarre For
stall, Harrison, Howell, and Vennard--7.
Rs7lgsd That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
authorized under the direction the Committees on Seee
@ Rsa6a aaa aGvS and P sS Fse s
street from Magnolia Howard street that
Great Northern Railroad
The following resolution, accompanying the second
part Of the foregoing report was read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended.
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Forsta Har-
risson, Howell, ana Vennard-6
Resolgea That hundred and fy dollars l5 be- and
e hereby SLOWED to the Grescan Fire Company No.
a M pnrpos e Iang tner hanguete providing gas x
es na mAkns water trough In the yard as petioned for
BY said company and that the Comptroller upon the
The following resolutions, accompanying the third
part OF the foregoing report, were read twice and
adopted the rules being suspended.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall Harris.
son, Howell and Yennard-6.
Rssolr That the Surveyor be- IS hereby instructed
@ have the iron shutters Of The City Hall repaired the
may be closed every evening
Rsogoa further Tbatits hereby made The especial duty Of
prot4ctiouHganst FIRE
The following resolution, accompanying the fourth
part OF the foregoing report was read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended
ts0Ued That permission be- and the hereby granted
to Jean nonat to erect chimney for forge NeF eves
street. between Pleasant and rofedau0 chimney
70 be erected areeRhy to city ordinances during
the pleasure OF The Common Council.
The rules being suspended Mr.. Vennard offered
the following resolution, which was, on motion, re.
ierred to the Committee on Streets and Landings
Re9ope That much Of ordinance No 635 which requires
the New Orleans and Carroon Railroad Company m up The
bitches on each side OF their road Charles street IT, and
the same is hereby repealed.
On motion, the Board went into secret session.
The following appointments made by the City
Comptroller were approved:
Henry Dnre second Book Keeper Compiroers office
IN place Of Y. Larpquo TpFgeau,
" ~ Lee, uleEk4 inplace OF Henry Durel
After which, the doors were opened and the Board
adjourned 70 Tuesday next, November I'd, 1858, at
o'clock p. M.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.