New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-26

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ROBERT HUYaHE.
which was read-the same member moved to adop
, the report. Lost.
Yeas: Messrs Waldo. Huyehe and Moreno-s.
Nays: Messrs. Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde, Kearny
leefe, Magioni. Massicot, Monroe, Ranney, Whit
and Whitney-1l.
The Undersigned, member Of the Committee Streets an
psisn asssr' spence PENCE
ed sed Il 70 e. the e. M
and sias, parties RI anas,snsd conceive
s. s Pd s,soas s the
facs HAYS shown hemsel plainly ander.sne,
Sc Gsn'a
The Common Council granting exclusive right
shown the fact to ,hls tho restriction
q s pslis,
sHsn should Re- the case where should The sympathy
aor their II @ to unload .s
portion Of The second sc. the difference In carriage ~ou
each sss R ses!s
s asr y % made no, the work Of
nd
according to lava sufficient airy and every
landing for s
Fourth in properly At he
as,sos. sadins leased and ali with
holder. have erected buildings all expense
ness expecting the Com Council keep in good fa in
INF the or contract entered into between the
feS M were sajudic, ted
have acted good parties Interested in Ills
,et a ~ taking from them portion Of said sdes Which
take from the Fourth District the aiboa trade
placed the minority oaeh III Ill., esao %
upon this subject Ipursued the course did for
IL @ H.
great injustice done that section of the city
I'd Chairman of the COMMITTEES of Streets and Landings
% e ss.sss u %
o. chasged in whatsoever the conditions an
# ss,ssss h bhs city city. AID the ,essss
the shipping the steamships steamboats,
" yetea and pursued the same course which have
4th AS Chairman of the Committee above named feel
under special prsss ana
landing II ne' sa met
sad Ss hay
sns vsl n eso .1s in
into embracing s in extent million Of dollars
the application Of few persons (eciy ipsresd
in trade feons,rntins a an Inst
s ssg GRANTED S BY ne This
not Declaring the facts publicly. 'Nps'' Ia
II the petitioners Of the thrse petitions not get the relief as
set 10Th am satisfied that this subject viii be source Of
entities and troubles SO long the privilege exists and what
In cone usOn, would offer the following resolution for
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Mr.. Monroe moved to adopt the majority REPORT.
Carried epN'"
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhorde,
Kearney, Leefe, Magioni Masscot, Moreno, Monroe
Ranney, White and Whitney-1s.
Nay Mr.. Huyghe-l.
The following resolution, accompanying the above
report was read
Of other section Of the harves the city be and he
es1 i a eans
Gs's 20 hs as Fl h m syes
remain IN force during The CO.'S n, Of the ssees
Gil Of CRY Orleans and that ali or anT aHn
or pm OF pars contrary to the provisions Of this
pealed 80 Asie"' ie-
Mr.. Kearny moved to lay the same on the table.
Lost.
Yeas cas- Messrs. Beebe, Kearny, Magioni, Ranney
Nays: Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Dolhonde, Huypbe.
Leete, Masscot, Moreno, Monroe and White-9.
On motion said resolution was read second time
and adopted, the rules being suspended.
Yeas: Messrs. BENT, Dolhonde, Huyebe. Leefe.
Massicot, Moreno, Monroe, White and Waldo-9
and Whitney,.
The following resolution, accompanying the above
report was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended:
allowed h, e c0sIlsy building six new
sse sn op s. nG of
ss Mpp Viii Of lid #
wg5 to advantage, proceed and complete six whsrves
with AZ days from the date Of said notification and order
The following resolution, accompanying the above
report was read twice and adopted, the rules being
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde,
and Whitney-u.
Nay: Sir. Kearny-1.
pfs nas phst s ,hs Mayer be and he hereby
Of The new City Charter that the the Common
Josephine a IN the Fouh pe Of
The oliowing RESOLUTIONS .hov
report were read twice and adopted the rules being
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde
auyghe, ,hiearny, Leefe, Magioni, Moreno, Monroe,
Ranney, White and Whtney-l3.
reseution authorizing the commissioner to have
Fqsnn gst ss og si as
rssonion rquesiR The Street Commissioner to have
me following preamble and resolution mentioned
IN the foregoing report read twice and concurred
in the rules being suspended:
Ieas' Messrs. WALDO, Benlt, Beebe, Dolhonde
Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe, Magoni, Masscot, Moreno
Monroe, Ranney and Whtney-13.
preamble and resolution requesting The Street Commits
street. ~ - ~ o'ot"'
The following resolution was rejected. as recon.
mended IN the foregoing report:
paving with block street will he ndiud;caa n.
lay e sad blocks ltaDeously with laying OF the rails
OF the city railroad in said street, a : ~ $3.50
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr. Beebe offered the following majority report
which was read:
The majority Of the Special Com ee of the First District
delegation TO whom rferred the OF large nm
residents and pronerty residing within the limits
OF the squares bounded by Magnolia st Jane south poyrns
and Heva stree protesting erection of cnttnn
press have the honor to - '''V"
Your coinm tee fully satisfied that cotton nres, be
owed 70 be erected as aforesaid it will be great pnry
thai portion of the city which now ranjlv nv
well as TO seriously inre the improvements already made
ag portion OF the property the vicinity bns been
ey purchased by class of whose intention II INV
them asserted to bnd The petition shstant siIy SETS
l9rh me opinion your comi the injury which would
property Experience has shown that
ha and will continue have tendency TO epre The
Value OF property particularly where intended to erect prj
wave dwellings, Ihs par of the city is calculated for
s posoie then there can be of
wafer IN ths event OF ire 1t il that In few
location will be extensively will
tue large portion OF taxes to the city In the
your committee would add that the petitioners hays bean
Iul ~ possession OF large portion Of property in e
immediate neighborhood and establish cotton nress Womb
oen JUST ana INJURIOUS On the other cotton Ind
existed previous to their Purchases of would
own rsk bnt the reverse the B.
an dnanee OF the city No 3l50 approved ,cembsr I'm
1856, it viii be that