New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12
The following, on motion Of Mr.. Huyghe, was re.
ferred to the Committee on Education:

4 PETI TIoNs.
The following, on motion of Mr.. Huyghe was re.
| ferred to the Committee on Education:
TO tbs the saw Or a. M,9a 1853
Board Assistant Ads5msn 4 the Orleans w
Sc deeply I With I belief that
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and may such certificates Of life honorary
besshp as they deem most appropriate Provided that
Public Schools q, IN said ordnsne5 and
that h s9ey shall always be designated as the
We remain, very respectfully yogrs. , .,no
Chairman Lyceum Tra apS Library Ri c S%
Committee
Petition Of John Clark /" for permission to erect an
engine and blacksmith-shop in fFe-proof buildings
now being erected Tchoupitoulas street, between
Race and Orange Streets" was, on motion of Mr.
Whitney, referred to the Police Committee.
Petition or proposal of Geo. P Freret, and sketch
accompanying two tracts Of land, suitable for q
grave yard for the purchase of the city, was on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Bent referred to the Finance Committee.
Petition Of Thos. Warren, Harbor Master, calling
the attention Of the Council to the necessity having
sufficient mooring posts in the second section that
vessels can be made properly FAST was, on motion OF
Mr.. Monroe, referred to the Surveyor.
Petition of owners of real estate on Magazine street.
between Canal street and Felicity street. opposed to
the paving said street with square blocks, was on
motion of Mr.. Hnyghe referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
Petition of residents and owners of property in the
neigh6orhood OF Mobile landing, near New Basin,
obectlng to the erection of a steam engine on said
locality, was referred, notion to the Police Com
mittee.
Petition Of Mr.. Dacorneau, John G. Poindexter,
James Lamothe, and Jno. Watkins, praying for an
additional sum of $1,000 to deray the expense Of the
retakng OF the census of the city etc. was motion
of Mr. Leefe, referred to the Finance Committee.
Petition Of N Goodal, for the privilege of erecting
an engine and steam boilers LOT No. Is, on square
OF the First District, bounded by Girod New Levee
Fulton and Lafayette streets, was, motion of Mr..
Huyghe, referred to the Police Committee.
Claim OF Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker of $780, for damage
sustained by the overflow of the privies of the City
Hail. into her yard, ETC., was REFERRED on notion to
Finance Committee.
Petition Of widow D. Phelps, asking payment of
to the Finance Committee.
The communication Of C. N. Corgnard, Assistant
"harhnger, on the condition Of the wharves and
evees was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings, on motion of Mr.. Huyghe
letter Of invitation to the members of the Assist
ant Board, from the New Lusitanos Benevolent
Association" to attend their celebration which will
take place Sunday, 9Th March, 1859, and presenta
ton of banner, etc. On potion of Mr.. Whitney said
invitation was accepted.
The following resolution of the Board of Aldermen
was concurred in, on motion of Mr.. Whitney:
phs hs Gaap street BE he
10 baccnas street, at the expense o. the contractor.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following ordinance was adopted, on motion
of Mr.. Monroe:
AZ BY The Council of the city New Orleans
ss,ash 81 M q ysspm and lby
hss sfi ss
they deem appropriate Prosds that no greater sum
eao line ., s @ be aSs
shs always be designated the Lyeeun aud Library So
The following resolution, presented by Mr. Kearny,
was rejected by the following vote, viz:
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Kearny and Whitney-3.
=, Nays: Messrs Benit Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni,
Board AiaeIaen said i' DsPiet
for enclosing ae csepam ss select an iron " ing sui able
The following resolution was adopted by the follow.
Yeas: Messrs Waldo, BENT, Huyghe, Kearnv,
Leefe, Magoni, Monroe, Phelps and Whtney-9.
esssed That The Comptroller SELL after vs notice In
the parish the Of the adudcs
ton BY the ommon Counc all according the specification
On motion of Mr.. Magioni, the rules we're sus-
pended, and the following report and resolutions OF
the Committee of Finance, were read and adopted
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en-. New Orleans, March s. 1850.
The Finance Committee have the honor report follows
They recommend adoption following viz
Of the and
House of Refuge each of the official journal Of the
out s r 70, sss
The necessary resolution is therefore p, e. ented
Your committee recommend the rejection a
au,aSr par hs Msy spRon for add
de me and rss9uon making duty Ct
he .a board foe yo
resolution 1S 5 a"S sss"
As recommended in the report of the Finance Com
mitiee, the following resolution was adopted
Yeas essrs. Waldo, Benit Huyghe, Kearny,
Leste MagSn Monroe and Whitney,
ns's sSs to R the
The following resolution, as recommended in the
report of the Finance Committee, was adopted:
Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Huyghe, Kearny, Leete, Ma
gioni, Monroe and Whitney voting yeas.
Reolsed That the Comptroller
Ledger registers for lsss for the "a ns benr s
part of the amount due him for services ende in
On motion of Mr., Magioni, the following preamble
and resolution was rejected, as recommended in the
report of the Finance Committee
Re,ossa Thss ,he Mayor aa,horzsd sppont Commits
sary for the additional part of said market.
The following resolution, as recommended in said
Finance Committees report, was adopted
Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Huyghe, kearney Leefe,
Magoni, Monroe and Whitney voting yeas.
Resocsd That the Comptro the Treasurer
tho payment of the following bills
Board of Assistant Aldermen, to May %,
Rsons to pri oner s in February, isSs s. %
rho sA II pydsa Lieut.. FRS. Pc
lice, rations to prisoners in February,