New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-21

Mr. Hall 0nered the l0uoWng report, winch WA
read and adopted, the rules being suspended:
adopted By II A.ss.e. aldermen and 70
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for the best interest Of city sdo, the resolution
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't'''' ' sSRa1s WHITNEY,
The following resolution ACCOMPANYING he above
report was read twice and adopted, The ruies hsis
suspended and, on motion, sent to the Board al AT
dermen for concurrence.
r. Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Beebe, Del'Ise, Dupre,
Hal, Hayghe, Leefe, Magioni and Patterson-9
Nays: Messrs. Bakewell and Benit-2.
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PETITIONS.
- The following were referred To the Committee on
The petition of William 'Bren and Dunn, asking for re-
81 :.es on their property corner of
o g i S1a 9s: o .ns asking Be
street. between Perdido and Common Streets ct bis own e.
from j. B. Dionis, comm.s.ry of .b. Beef market &c.
eond District. asking that he DO allowed negro keep
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
The petition of surg relative to Broad street and New
T. a@ol s. til.
one ing to establish pumps for supplying the viii
., oss from ss,snsGn and asking that certain ditch
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were read twice and
adopted. the rules being suspended:
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.sso.1 T. t. With lake ss. the
mp ss Riss ES.a sss:
street from pa phn to Claiborne streets said b
TSs
ninth 5 ps ct &
hereby authorized have said performed tho
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Res Thsth Board q Assessor. and the different Asses.
z .f sss 9a
s ss AND
oreno e. sSsa
Mr.. Huyghe offered the following resolution which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, Beebe, BENT.
DeL'lsle, Dnpre Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Mo.
reno and Pettingill-l2
Nay: Mr.. Pattenon-1.
That 81 the Of Tho. F,gsr.d With the
C.rondes bs and tho same i. Hereby
null void and Of no effect.
authorized the contract attending and Keeping Il
ss ss sS s &c. cs1, &c M
ne sotk be performed in accordance with specifications
RsG0.d t, That rssSa.on No 2O Of y. Common
The following resolutions were read twice and
sent to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, Beebe, BENT,
DeFlsle, Dupre, Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Mo-
reno, Patterson and Pettingll-13.
Dssls is1sa
from caops Mspo ssests said street to be
Rsolsed That tie CAPITALIZATION Of The contract lately made
by the Comptroer to Trmaiihe Co. the for
.ssse 81 the pf's' of the Paris" Prison. be and
dss ss Is Ii
Parish Prison. Insane Asylum and Police Jail all according
the &c % Of hs and bs subject The
Rsos.d Th.tshs City Auetonssr be and be is hereby
the house. and buildings which Claiborne
ss Psoss
of said Claiborne said under the super.
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moved within ten days from the date Of the approval Of tho
The following resolutions were read and, on motion,
referred to the Commute on Finance
H. nj hs s st.
$50 per month from t7e LIST Of August 1859
III Fund ea
BE- % rs
said School subject draft BY The Finance
age and direct the affairs Of said school fund
The following resolutions were read and motion,
referred to the Committee on Streets aud Landings
ss tie pesos can't; the ess h ss
Rescued That the Sire Commissioner be and he is hereby
De!Sisny Of Toulouse 'N ''.'''N N. ~
Mr.. Dupre offered the following resolution, which
Re.olred That section Sd Of Ordinance No. $685. entitled
providing for the proper and admin
on IN. tbs b. SsT
amended, 50 that !. may read as follows
and
Ssy am sss 1s 'a It ss s Be
said His duties shall the books
revenues all collected and expended
to sg hm to the City monthly
OF books specially s pd gu"
Kept Be
report of the condition of said fund monthly to the
Mr.. Bakewell offered the following amendment to
said resolution
the Of McDonogh in set Of books provided for that
~ MIR. Patterson moved to lay the amendment on the
table. Lost.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Dupre, Hall. Leefe, Moreno
and Patterson-6.
Nays: Messrs. Bakevell, Beebe, BENT, Del'Isle,
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