New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

To the Honorable the President and M.meeis : ,''@

To the Honorable the President and Members
eentieaeI have he honor to inform you thst The following
resolutions adopted by your honorable body were coneed
resolution grantins permission to the Clay @Anamenta
Cemntee the eurhsenes at the Clay Statue and
continue the blocks the granite base of said statue
resolution authorizing The Surveyor to bitches dug for
proper drainage Epht Baechus Fourth District etc
constructed at ne niersec doerty with Enparose
fesouiion s aShori1ns tie Surveyor to constructed
foot pathway connect the upper and lower sections OF inc
nea.nsle ana resolution authorizing the Committees On
Streets and Lsndng q both Boards 8 e asee't" the os h
resolution declaring th In selling the contract sr the a
se !, sreet e tsi ;sid at 500 eeirsm Froat street.
Tie following preamble end resolution adopted by yoar ho
Isaa'1oa sppTopEistiesS S ss fer the gissRg
Church on Josephine street
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
The following preamble and resolution, rejected
by the Assistant Board, persisted in, and, on
motion, Messrs. Harrison, Whitney and Della
barre were appointed committee OF conference
upon the matter:
preamble and resolution appropratng $500 for the plene
repairing clock in the sepe of the German Catholic
Church on Josephine street.
BokRp OF ASSISTANT AIpERaES /
August l, 1850 5
To the Honorable the President and Members ,,,.
are respectfully in the fol-
resolution anlhoriz the strees TO haye re-
all the and ballast material on common street
Iresoluon approprating $50 for whitewasn trees the
Aresoluon giving permission Elisha Wells small
steam engine h premises on Basin street. between Perddo
very fss1esssa.is Say. \. afISStKISs, Secretary.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, were read twice and concurred in, the
rules being suspended: a.
resolution appropatng $50 for whie-washng trees in the
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Harrison, Mo-
reau and Whitney-5. .-.s.
his premises Basin street between Perddo
The following resolution, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, was referred to the Committee onStreets
and Landings:
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner have
all the and ballast matea Common street,
from Basin to Claiborne street.
PETITIONS. .
The following petitions were referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings:
or Matthew Cox Hurdle asking for the privilege of
erecting engine the southeast Of Locust and
f property holders asking Franklin kept open
engine on he property included qaare bounded by Tchoup
| toulas Common, Julia and st. Joseph streets.
cond District, praying for relief
OF the for repairing the shell roads of the First and
Of Third District oppessd 70 the erection o
! Craps and Greamsn streets;
city lying between the lake and Robertson street. praying for
| communication from W. w. Randall relative
| to his removal as Porter of the City Hall by the
1 City Comptroller, was referred to special COM
| mittee of four members of this Board.
/ Messrs. Whitney DeLabarre, Harrison and Cox
/ were appointed on the aforesaid committee.
! RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions, offered by Mr.. Moreau,
i were referred to tho Committee on Streets and
| Landings
Resou the Street Commissioner be and he hereby
and oil lamps placed at the follow
Il ing Of streets, to-wit
Il On Diyades street Of Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
| streets.
On Bachas street. of Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
4 streets. r
4 Corner of st. Denis and Washington streets.
/ Corner of St Denis and Sixth Streets
/ Corner of Harmony and Eighth streets. g
1 Corner of Apollo and Eighth streets
Whereas Complaints having by number of citi-
Fourth District that essees Of sections Nos l.
6, Of the public wharves have exacted and
acting than the ordinance allows for wharfage fat
slip No. between wharyes Nos 10 and 10 section
| No. 2; and
Whereas Said advantage of the essees over the merchants
has and continued under the provisions of ord
4444 454S and 433 that said ordinances enables
give special privileges and preferences
chant another when is the object Of this Council that
each aud engaged in business and using snd
wliarves shond be placed upon equal footing; be 1t
Resop That ordinance No. 44i4 approved March I'll 1853
ordinance No. 454 approved April % 1852 and ordinance No
ABB approved July 81 1859 be and the hereby
peaed landings shall confined
the places designated apart by ordinance No. 07 ap
proved June 81 1858 fixing the landing Of athoats from Sec
ond Washington street Fourth District and from lndepen
denee 10 Barthoomy street, Third District.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, at O'Clock P. NJ.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE. secty.