New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

erection OF lamps on New Canal bridges, was 70.
Terpschore street, referred; that as to contin
nation Of White street, etc. was REFEREED that to
cleaning Camp street Canal was referred; that - to
referred. ~
Petitions were referred
An invitation inviting members to participate in ~
ce,smon,es q New Lusitanos Benevolent Associations,
AID. Witz offered . resolution to allow the break.
ing up Of hatboats in front Of certain property re.
Aid. Nixon offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which, the rules being Suspended, were
put upon their passage:
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The instrument was unanimously adopted and sent
down for the concurrence Of the Asaistant Board.
Alderman Nixon offered . resolution 70 grant per
mission for the erection Of q steam engine by the
proprieton Of the Louisiana Courier, which was
adopted and sent down to be concurred. &
/ In lntfo To
the erection Of draining machine in the third
section, Third District Referred.
| Alderman Vennard offered resolution to cause
repair of Caope street at expense of the contractOF
| Adopted and sent down for concurrence.
resolution authorizing the erection OF sundry oil
| lamps was referred.
in preamble and resolutions relative to erection Of
State and Court House, and removal Of seat Of Gov
ernment adopted by that body last evening. Laid On
Resolutions approving adjudication Of several COZ
tracts and accepting securities were concured in
referred.
mended that it be the duty Of Commisnry Of Treme
market to act in some capacity as to New Market"
extension.
The report of committee as to protection Of levee
and draining machine Of Fourth Section was referred
back without reading, upon motion Of one Of the
members Of committee. The report was favorable to
authorizing Mayor to receive full amounts Of puf-
+ chase money in payment Of McDonogh property
bids: Unfavorably to indemnity to lessee Of IRENE
t market.
: The Committee on Streets and Landings reported
y upon construction of wooden crossings Goodchid
street, favoraby; upon the resolution authorizing
landing OF atboats, at option Of essees Of wharv
10 Of first and sixth sections, fav0raby; upon employ
- ment Of mechanics in House Of Refuge, vorably !;
upon permission to land slaves from atboats at
tain posts in first section avoraby (aid over); upon
te erection of steam engine Mobile landing, favor
,e ably; upon the antihand organ bagpipe ETC., ordi
NANCE unfavorably upon the matter Of the proposal
Of s. Il. Fulton to furnish beef to city institution,
J, from its former action, and accept the resolution &C
. cepting Mr.. Fulton's bid Report adopted.
The Board then adjourned to meet at o'clock
3, next Tuesday evening.
. BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-This Board met
e yesterday evening according to adjournment.
Of A report of the Committee on Streets and Land
ar ings was adopted--the rules being suspended-re-
commencing the approval of certain adudications for
the improvement OF various streets, squares, bridges,
'n ETC. The adudcations were approved the securities
Of the accepted and the resolution sent to
wv the upper Board.
:" The rules were suspended for the purpose of re-
ceving the report of the special committee regarding
the removal Of the State Government from Baton
ire Rouge to this city. preamble and resolutions ac-
mill all real and personal property to redeem
len 5000 900 In bonds to fifty yearsthe sum to be
nd appropriated to the erection Of reproof building
for the use of the various Courts and the State Gov
ernment. The resolutions were unanimously adopted
OF letter from The City Treasurer was read inform
ar Ing the Board that the balance hand in the
er Treasury is $l46559 50. Referred to Finance Com
no mittee.
A letter from the Comptroller announced the adju
dicaton of contract for taking up and reying tn
ier round stone pavement Of Nore Dame street IRON
foot for sidewalks and so cents per superficial yard
lrd pavement. Referred to Committee on Streets an
ey, Landings.
ase The Surveyor reported petition from property
to holders Calope street for square block ston
1es pavement Ordered to be published.
nd nd Communications from the upper Board were read
in oU1in inuif FIN
hg concurrence in resolution authorizing the Surveyo
nt to construct sidewalks on st. Bernard street, in from
ner OF the markethouse. Concurred in. resolution
ent buy and plant oak trees in the neutral ground
Claiborne street, between Gasquet and Common, o.
m. amendment of the upper Board was concurred il
the resolution offering the State Legislature ample at
rt; the erecten Of State House, and pledging th
to erection of such building in the seat Of Cover
ment shall be removed to this city, was concurred il
acy Resolution to increase the salary of the Commssal
TO of the French market and grant him assistant
referred to Committee on Streets and Landings.
Resolution prohibiting the Comptroller from iss
,im ing warrants for any contract or work of the cit
, nf until examined by the Council was lost.
i,a Resolution requiring the Chief of Police to clos
aas a the Globe Ball Room was referred to Committee
,aSa Police.
Resolution TO open street through McCartys pla
" taton to Goodchdren street, was concurred in.
rob The amended ordinance in regard to Pound limi
,rpe and regulations, was lost
An application from committee of the Scho
Directors Ot the lSt DlStflct, ASKING I'LL
the ordinance creating the school library Of that d.
isor trict was referred to the Committee on Edncato
kiln resolution that effect some time afterwar
Bur- adopted.
Petitions from sundry parties were read and d
e of posed of.
2sth resolution providing for the selection Of n
ing for Coliseum Place was rejected, and the Boz
e of soon after adjourned.
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atch MaLs t so1 - I ~ ~ up pe.sa. - - ots u
was wegan, formerly corporal in the Belgian army,
was called on. "Present, cried TALL masculine WON
rising. "What are you 2" asked the president. I"
rged old soldier =! said she. "An old soldier You me
b Of of course, a cantinere?" mo sir; I was frs
bell, private soldier; afterwards corporal in the L
the Regiment Of Belgium and have gained the deco
rant. ton Of the Iron Cross for distinguished service
for Her advocate explained that in 1880, being mari
pro- to Belgian sergeant whose regiment was in
citadel Of Antwerp, she in order to enter the cita
Don into which strangers were not admitted, dsgui
aging herself as man. and enlisted for two years.