New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14
Respectfully, your obedlent servant =7-
@. o. FLECHIER,
Street Commissioner.
The following message was read and accepted:
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
PETITIONS.
The following we're referred to the Committee O.

The following we're referred to the Committee on
Finance:
E 6 s s 3d
Canal Carondee Lafayette Avenue the river and Lake Pont
One from Edward Barnett Notary Public asking payment of
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
The psen asking nn that the water plug at
tes each side q market be day
the market said water plug having been order since
One property holders in the District asking that
evelled and Washington to
letter from g. N Coignard. Assistant wbarhngor Third
District in regard to the condition of the wharves Land
The following were referred to the City Surveyor
The petition Of property holders protesting against the paving
thence along the side of the New Canal along
One from property holders on sides of Espanade street.
protesting against changing the round stone paving square
The following were referred to the Committee on
Police:
The petition of vegetable dealers cheers in Magazine
rke complaining of certain grievances and praying for
One from A. Bonchard asking permission to small
steam engine his premises or s. Philip street. between
letter from S. Charyet, rendering his resignation
as a School Director for the Second District, was
read, and, on motion, laid over subject to call.
The petition of E. L. Tracy, Assessor, asking for
leave of absence, was read
Mr.. Hall offered the following resolution, which was
read twice and adopted, the rules being suspended,
and, on motion, sent to the Board of Aldermen for
concurrence
Rcsolved the FIRST day of October
next be and is hereby granted to f. l. Tracy Esq.
"-.- RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were read twice and
adopted the rules being suspended, aud, on motion
sent to he Board of Aldermen for concurrence
Resolred That leave Of absence be granted VIM O. De-
days and that VIM H Hunt be authorized to net in his place
Re,slss Of Aldermen be invited to meet the
ming the s nS oeoe pss scn svs
E,ter and any vacancies in the School Boards.
Resoud Tat the resolutions concerning all the markets
the city of New Orleans be referred
Streets and Landings and Finance of both Boards
practicable on the
| Mr. Patterson offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended
Resolved That the Committee improvements and Build
the Of building brick replace wooden
building burnt 3, the Work House on the Nth inst
and, on motion, referred to the Committee on Fl.
nance
Resored That the of three hundred dollars be paid out
for services in defending suees.y
wr of prohibition sued out against the Recorder of First
also his professional services in the matters
release prisoners conycted under slave liquor
Honorable Third District Court Of New
Orleans in the months of May and June, 1859
granted certain citizens of prominence and wealth
ESTABLISH Do,e in
and under certain ccndiious the State be
ninth the city of sevenninhs, and the comp
company duly organized went into operation
ton VIZ the Carondeet Bayou St john They
then removed their of lhbors what the
Canal and Claiborne street 10 The Lake In 1889 ht
company finding that they had expended the whole capital