New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12
The following message was read:

To the honorable President and A,mb. fs
Of rhl Boatd n Assls ant Aldermen
GenlemenY on respectfully invited in the fol
lowing reolu ions adopted rs tbs Hoard ~ Aldermen
sora 70 a6oa ASCENSION. q he ises AHnes ETC.
authorizing the Street Commissioner purchase
comprised Canal and upper line Of tic Fourth
resolution authorizing the City Attorney 70 enter satsfac
WI Wi3oS HI WHO ETC., ~ for aNs se d Nc" o's"AS w.
resolution insrucng the Surveyor have wooden
ings made the both sides o. Canal street, from
ieso n,ien auihorizinE The Street Commissioner TO ditch
each eide Of Kereee between Caysz
C-saneo and aso Miro street, between columbus and Keee
Ts'ogiion yequLug dc Street co@mis,sner e
Baheemy and Goodebld.u, and various ether Of
respectfully, cHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
The following resolution, mentioned in the above
message, was read:
Resolutions repeating ordinance No $500 giving permission
A. Horat asccusions The Place Arnes
Mr.. Dolhonde moved to lay the resolution on the
table. Mr.. Hall moved to concur Mr.. Dolhonde
moved to lay the motion of Mr. Hall on the table,
Carried.
Yeas Hessrs. Magioni, Dobonde, Huyghe Kear
ny, Lombard, Phelps, Waldo Whitney, Beebe and
Stickney-10.
Nays Messrs. Hall and Reid.
And on motion Of Mr. Dolhonde said resolution
was laid on the table.
The following resolutions mentioned in the above
message were read and eoncurred in by the follow
ing vote, the rules being suspended.
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Huyghe,
KearDy, Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney
Beebe and StickDey-l2.
recitation authorizing The City Attorney to enter satisfsc
ton @ Judgment In the suit Of the City Of New Orleans
resolution qstractlng The have wooden
Resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to ditch
each side Of K between avez and Passage
Cesaneo and also Miro street between Keerec and Columbus
The following resolutions mentioned in the above
message were read and on motion referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
a1asfFpF
The necessary materials 70 put ID proper repair s The ees
Fourth District Iohoupitouisp and the levee, etc.
A resolution requiring he street Cownissioner 70 cause
wooden bridges to be made At the corner OF Louisa and Mafs
ahemy and Goodehden and at various other corners Of
PETITIONS.
The following were referred to the Finance Com
mittee:
ofwm Piles, Fifth Justice Of the Peace asking payment of
OF Joseph pnbuc, asking symen Of bill.
o jules sorspar Constable Fourth Justice Of the Peace,
OF Daniel Van Court asking payment Of bill.
~ John d. Cohn asking that certain Judgment against
or n Bui-raek, tc,snenary of the late John D.
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
or A. Nora in regard TO No $500 and asking that it be not
or NcGuinn contractor for repa ing plantroad with
shelroads Fourh District asking synenI Of bill
oi resident. ana aptetor in the vicinity Of Poydras Mar
aisle. Of sid market
Ut property holders fOJdfaA asking that ord
nance compelling owners of lots to have them fenced in be
The petition Of Campbell Bouausux asking permission to
erect small stand al the corner Of It. Charles and Grsyier
eeted aud AS sign ETC. was on motion referred 10 the ro
lice Committee
that said be heedom Magnolia 10 streets
On the petition of Alex. Lea, Keeper OF the Pound
Third District asking leave Of absence for fifteen
days, the same granted Mr.. Stickney having
offered the following resolution, which was read the
rules being suspended, and unanimously adopted:
sod That leave Of absence for fifteen days be granted
Alex Lei" Keeper Of the Pound Third District
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Dobonde offered the following resolution,
which was read, and on motion laid over till the next
meeting:
R.soleed when Board adourns sdjourns to Tues
The following resolution was read, the rules being
suspended, and adopted by the following vote
Yeas: Aessrs. NagiOni Dolhonde, Hail. Huyghe
Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney,
Beebe and Stickuey-l2
Resned 1hat the Surveyor be and he hereby authorized
about 70 be p;ced BY The "a. Company the levee in ne
the costs thereof DO not exceed ifty dollars-fsO,
! The following resolutions were read, and, on mo-
ton, referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
soed That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
authorized to be filed with lead the holes in the
iron railing provided the shall exceed hundred
Rssoe That Commissioner and he is hereby
requested to make to be made the bauquettes ehe
Charles Streets such grade shs be By the City
surveyor said work to be done at the lowest possible aud
/ the same "a be done without delay.
The following resolution was read, the rules being
suspended:
Resored That Surveyor and hereby directed to
have ballast road made twenty feet or more wide
! ing one hundred and fifty dollars-Sl50
| Mr.. Reid moved TO refer the foregoing resolution
to the Committee on Streets and landings
! Mr.. Phelps moved to lay the foregoing motion on
the table. Carried, by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs, hagion, Dolhonde Huyghe, LON
bard, Phelps, Waldo. Beebe and stickney-s.
| Nays: Messrs. Hall, kearny, Reid and Whitney,.
On motion, the foregoing resolution was adopted by
| the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Magion Dohonde, Huyghe LON
! bard, Phelps, Waldo, Beebe and Stickney-S.
| Nays: Messrs. Hail. kearny, Reid and Whitney,.
| Mr.. Waldo was called to the Chair.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Hall, on behalf of the above committee, offered
the following report which was read and adopted
The Finance Committee hate the hoaor to that they
the adoption Of the tvyng forty
four cents0 4on every hundred dollar s 00of the
assessed value of real and slaves and
sred and tweAtyeight cents$l 2SOn hundred
dollars of the assessed value Of capital seome and furniture
Upon petition john Weber lessee Of the Dfyades
than butchers occupy the middle aisle of the
market, etcyonr committee the without action,
| and Landings.
The herewith present resolution providing for
the payment Of sundry bills duly examined and approved
Except LIST section) JsQ DoLHeNDE.
| J. II. PHELPS.
The following resolution, referred to in the forego-
| ing report, was read
resolution levyg of forty -four cents-soO 44-on
every hundred So real estate and slaves, and
| also capital, income, etc.
Mr.. Magoni offered the following preamble and