New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

Claiborne 70 BASIN street accepting his security cr,
on cSeSn do o sSias with are ecks NSrth and
south from Tehoppitonss t. New Leyee street
The aowine rcsoqiio4 rejected by you'll honorable body
a ND commiee of Conference upon tbs subject
Aroolution iosting The Street to remove
boanGsa Sy s. &naea FapEn Liberty and White
Streets.
Very respectfully '9 Taa sRSss 4 i no{FeRiSs
The Committee on Streets and Landings were
appointed Committee of Conference on the fol
lowing resolution persisted in by the Assistant
Board of Aldermen:
resolution instfaeling the Street Commissioner remove
forthwith The bridge from off the property Of G E. Piteles 10
sG gsfs bounded y = Andrew S'ankn Aet saa 3Ais
The following communication was read
New Orleans, July II, 1860 )
To the Honorable the President and Meulhsrs ,,,.
enenlcYo are respectfully nsied 10 concur il the
sss isSaS ae9R s i
psss Hon il, u s'9a" s
il NV s5sssE s. IL sa N ~ .vsBSs II M
through is hs Fe AlavM and Police Teiegaph. $50
Tie Criminal JariseTadence stsie q Louisiana
'sss s'"l JAS As T. noPKgs, Secretary
The following resolutions, adopted BY the Assist
ant Board, were read twice and coneurred in, the
rules being suspended:
resolution inviting the Board # Aldermen ,he
sSsa 8 A az seo Ds ' i lion Fa5
resoiuion to pay sunday bills adopted July H. 1850
Yeas: Messrs. Forstall, Harrison, Story, Whit
ney and Wiltz--5.
Mr.. Moreau took his seat.
bs poSdng III Ill ia i m ls cyea sip e
Fourth District, and making provision therefor through the
\ fesoiaten @pissi5ss ehaisa rinanse COM
% hs es s i OF
Yeas: Messrs. Forstali, Harrison, Moreau, Story,
Whitney and Wilt.
PETITIONS, ETC.
The following petitions were referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings:
cause iii eoya j The clrbsone about e cs sta and u
continue The suafe block up 10 the granite base
0propely opposed to the creeisnef cotton pcser
the bounded by Tchoupiiouas, Religions, Reur
The following resolution was laid on the table
subject to call !.
date for lie oAce Il Recorder Of The Second District
Ne pRiT4 G. Ssg 81
leans read and said resignation notion accepted
RESOLUTIONS.
The following preamble and resolution, offered
by Mr.. Moreau, were referred to the Committee
on Finance:
Whereas, he inhabitants II the Fourth District very
RGsoiaei That The Of ave hundred dollars the
FL pnsas sPaeIHs
said District situated en- Josephine street between live Oak
to b. under the supervision and direction Of he CITY Surveyor
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Whitney
was referred to the Finance Committee
Whereas The Second District School Board have with
sa q ID q M
for public schoolhouse; be it
made e E aRs sfG
s 81 s ssa' s Saa 6
The following resolutions, offered by Mr.. Witt,
were read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended, and were, on motion, sent to the Assistant
tn he K u i55a u
Yeas Messrs. Forstai, Harrison, Moreau, Story,
Whitney and Witt.
tee on Streets and Landings of both Boards be and they are
hereby authorizes e accept o. rsse. any adnIsaon q
ad i &c H. ad H.
contracts adjudication after asa notice N lie Official
joga subject e the approval of te saa Joint committee
lied approve all accounts and bills properly certified TO- and
10 ordes1h he payment 9f The same.
24th July 10 the Isl Tuesday in October. 1860.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Harrison, on behalf of the Committee on
Streets and landings offered the following report
which was adopted, and the resolutions accompany
1 ing tho same were read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended
Committee on Streets Landings hare
report npon the fsiiowng subjects q e e 3
Ksnnedx ring to te es three lots of ground fer the
and = so e o p,s sbos e s s (
coars The necessity does net exist for the purchase q the
& Your eomstee report favobly upon he petition Of
i
fSr adepe grsnng sad priyege and e remain during the
j. fayorsby upon lie petition u Norris ranham, praying
FeP mi Aeeo s pne& for
adoption gauting said privilege and 10 remain during The
Adoption receamsaded resolution the Board Of
d xfass flled with risef sand and gradea, -
Your committee 81. referred Tho Mayor for M acton
Eapa sg ,srayisr Streets pa5eg foT The n
IN sY''''A' BENZ. S. HARRISON,
n. WH miss
q sss I eRs H &c 81
50 Rampant street provided the be constructed in
SUE Of he eemn,on Goansl M Nil4s prev
Rssa Tint be ind BE- same i hereby Grant
corner Of Fourth and Apollo provided the
sne liz pssafs Il he Common Council "
The following resolution was adopted, as recon-
| mended in the foregoing report:
Rsolcc City Surveyor Is hereby authorized
land and graded provided cost thereof shall exceed
Yeas: Messrs. Forstal HARRISON, Moreau,
/ Story Whitney and Witt.
| On motion, the Board adjourned to the chamber
of the Assistant Board of Aldermen.
JOINT SESSION.
Members present of Board of Aldermen: Hon.
y. O. Nixon, President; Messrs. Forstall Harris
son, Moreau, Story, Whitney and Wtz-7.
4 Members present Of the Board Of Assistant Al
dermen Hon. e. F. Blackwell, President: Messrs
Beebe, Davis, Dupre, FremauX, Hall, Hodgkins
Kingsand, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson, Seicshnay
DIRE and Toledano-l3.
On motion. the Common Council proceeded t.
the election Of Recorder for the Second District
in place Of the Hon. J. l. Fabre, deceased
Mr.. Anatele Blache was nominated, aud there
being no other nomination, on motion, he was de
Il clared elected by reclamation.
The Common Council having terminated tho
election, motion, the Board of Aldermen retired
and adjourned to Tuesday next, 2lth instant, at
o'clock p III.
GHAs. CLAIBORNE. Secretary.
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