New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-16


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f1 s aa.ho ,a Comptroller to 10
En- Scsss SIsirf aftgr days notice pasius
sia saTs hooks Ba,o cna Prstasia St chazles
81 4 rsssassea authorizing III Mayer give
hs ssS S aas sai Is "a y paved Nth sqsc blocks
Meath na sesh asks streets from Tehonpeelss street %
Ss s AYE nSsssis sss giving Rope
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A R as hs ~ msDi e Il F Ss asss o
paved Nth saats sosss both sides Of
WILL As Sssssa ,ilss have ss
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nss''s'' NY i X +. vENNARp, Chairman.
f. Il F6RsrAII.
sse y &c SQUARE sssaad nisasiiis
The following resolution, accompanying the first
4 part of the foregoing report, was read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended:
d. eaa s Is DC a p r.
ss esss md roads for ihe prosec Do e u
sslpaft q ,ss eiss from evsstiows and csyassss
Whitney and Witt.
The following resolution, accompanying the
second part of the foregoing report was read twice
and adopted, the rules being suspended:
wss 81 s sa
sa Sc I b sa Josephine street from
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Landry Fennard
tfnlIHeys and M1ltz--6. r.
Nay: Mfr. Nixon-f,
i The following resolution, accompanying the third
part OF the foregoing report, was read twice and
Il adopted, the rules being suspended:
continue III III an Ninb t he
tween Fulton and evse Streets during the pleasure Of the Com
Mr. Witt moved to strike out of the fourth part
of the foregoing report. the amendment recon-
mended by the committee to the resolution author
izing the sale of all the nnoccupied property be-
longing to the city, not set apart for public use
during the months Of March and April, 1860, on
Il certain conditions Lost
On motion, the aforesaid amendment was adopted
j Yeas; Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Vennard and Whit
/ ney--
Nays: Messrs Forstall, Landry and Willis.
The following resolutions, in the amended form,
were adopted, as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Landry, yennard and
/ Whitney,.
portions CITY, Ills Corporation yins idie
vida amount toward he liquidation d G 1T
expenses incurred and to be incurred for
Whereas good policy best interests
ciy IN popesy paying no revenue and therefore,
lselFsd That Under the supervision Of Finance
II e ~ &c Il
e ~ @ du ire r S e. gaSe
seasioas foioMinr TT Til 'p''i
sasas j sss ss PEI from as % s
say pad with special mortgage property sold until
Streets On Tie bastse Il acads II HI p ~
visions cf the foregoing resolution aud that said
MI. Landry having voted with the majority on
the adoption OF the foregoing resolutions, moved
for reconsideration of the same which motion.
under the rules was made the order of the day for
the next sitting.
Ile following resolution was adopted, as reeom-
mended in the foregoing reports;
Rssaea That The Surveyor hereby requested to
ca,,ss y made stoe crossing at The intersection q pieiy
Yeas; Messrs. Nixon, Coz. Forstai Landry.
Vennard Whitney and Wiltz--7. H
The following resolution, mentioned in the fore
going report, was adopted, after having been
amended by inserting the words !" Louisa street,
to read as follows:
esa That the uomrtlolier hereby requested to
% f. as sas n Fss
roosne and Louise streets from Goodchdea ST. Ayde
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Landry.
Vennard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
The following preamble and resolutions, adopted
by the Assistant Board, were rejected, as recon-
mended in the foregoing report:
preamble and resolution authorizing tile Mayor take the
from ssoa oad u ossas ssses sweet 70 e opened
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, were concnrred in as recommended in
the foregoing report:
resolution the Comptroller sell five days notice. TO
s 9w s 70 pave with round stones Gasqust
Yeas: Messrs Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Landry
Vennard, Whitney and Witt.
the ordinance NJ s2i sesoa l ETC. 0' 70 enforce
Yeas; Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Landry,
yennard, Whitney and Witt.
resolution approving the adjudication of contract to III
saf 70. dtehing all the streets comprised in the
cs and sad es es seRs s aer sled
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Landry,
Vennard, Whitney and Witt.
resolution aa.lofng Comptroller 10 adjudcate 10 the
sowe haae Wish W asys nees contract Tor paving with
Street s'ss W. 70 Magazine
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstal, Landry.
Vennafd, Whitney and Witt.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller adudeate to the
Lowest s ls Se s ays noes contract with
cas-; Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Landry,
yenaard, Whitney and Wiltz-7.
French aaa Eas eaonx law se ple e n eoses n
tie Common Council 70 10 be paved with square
feyse street sc = t'ss
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Landry.
Vennard, Whitney and Witt
resolution granting permission the Louisiana Rope Manu-
sss5ag ef1aay & sssa ~ ssf ss.os al
y cas- Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Landry, |
Yennard, Whitney and Witt.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board and mentioned in the foregoing report.
We're referred back to the Committee On Streets |
and Landings
rsou,loa sa.horisug the Mayor give notice in French
e bc win blocks both sides Of
rsea.ien asheriing tho surveyor hellsd or COW
ereu Win other hard substances thai portion
nlled up between CAusl and 81. Louis Streets ctc
The following minority report wassread
W conclusions being In respects anagonissc to these
adapted bt the majority Of the epuee Streets and Land
ngs respecting the ordinance providing certain
haiture lands constrained offer the following
SOILS fer voting against The ordinance.
caunot favor that portion Of the ordinance which calls for
tn Haie Of Tue bafine comprised
Baenvilie streets, for several reasons
hfst and paramount objection THAT the right
to diss " ti e expiration 81 contrast
with the lessons Of the section OF until ii has
Obtained The consent Of said leesees. At
~ my opinion their bid predcated that the
vessels lndnR NJ Their wharyes would
eagoe and the the facilities which attached to dc
sscio HE heavier was thu contractors bid such TOO
must have been the Interpretation the city, by the very
terms q teir essees required these
lures " repair % far back the curb Of The
Should this objection be that is NOT con-
sonsn WI pnf nor ~ II 40 the better interest people to
sell this baftlfe -
have before tie nndeniabe that the present Water
WORKS Ne totally insufficient to supply the ahsolue daily wants
q our constituents that protection III coufagr
als fhcr efficacy Within tile las
twelve months quantities pfoance mercba
disc havc been destroyed hundred dwellings, many Of
poor tainies have been which wond never
nave extended te houses IN which they originated had
there been anything like proper supply Of water.
hy thea set this iocayf Why TO the erection
sections Of the ethyl ~ = - ~
There ~ another why, my opinion hsnld not be
SOLD The city Of New Orleans fast approaching destiny
~! ne growing wants Of the commercial rot 10
matter Of ugent necessity, and Imagine ne spot better
adapted FOR that purpose than The locality be sold
sugar cannot De great
70 merchants and decrease yae An
enFts made to warehouse sugar faiiedit mus remain IN
npth Whee shown