New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

yanasa, and ahe ends for which they wire
established sxteaaisg tbs benefits of iree education g al
slsssss nv repss q from ali ,he Districts
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Mar Mssss 3 sss ssecRs aps aa SsH ssHp
Tbe state Normal school, which vns organc5 city
ths u 81 April ISIS has accomplished bssaesl results
is sas q ne ass eos pis II oaf as nstsments
ii order Is aid IN tho puTys asits and he erection e
Ssios ths Closing ii sou ia July payable in ls5t and
regret to learn tha. State Audi teprets the act
making TIC appropriation so es esssur eny when sn eana
bsc s se informed y ha he cannot until that
AsS rs a1is s time s
ysus Of real estate Saay mere asng and the selection 3,
mere Sssi would thesefSf suggest that yon take
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he STATE SS shs sSsssnt " pste q M
Ths Library AMI Issu Society impor.nt branch chef Cf
degree ers spirit 70 our somnpniy no one % ssa sosos s
mony cirrraied The Board Of Directors have wisely en-
'ssas District
The incass q lie Library scarcely keeps pace with The
wants s r reading community the amount M I 5r h
schools being barely sufficient meet the current expenses o
Tas public library which should bs
and cTes the sheuid ne eiage ifotn
sss Pa a & flss @sna aa sn 70 enjoy ]
f CIV Govarnlasni small appropriation
wosd place sb6 Library in mora prosperous condition
brave and sTeroas youth hurried unnely end
lion of mani * The most imposing frequently uses
edices II city No one can doubt that ths @ fa'ai egn cons.
attended the mourning and deselaiion into which many
i lie & Saae
Ii { the duty Of municipal guard against sueh
eaiams al Least 10 iaks Al reasonable means Of preeaIon
were Thought to BE- sufficient for purpose Of their
snee Perhaps il would be proper to appoint an inspector
report their condition. with the view Of preventing io
latter or evasion Of the ordinances. ~.
conclusion would repeat my congratulations the
eidence prosperity and advancement now 30 con
Tie Introduction Of many and the projected in
e p a tSe teieh lie re
dseg Of the in the of the cia these are 50
q our , f Their s effect will be
md Of and viii prove q be the
ludes of YET greater works and the harbuger Of that era of
goaiums giusas q ths ssA wo 70 H. "es
am gentlemen respectfully,
JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
The rules being suspended Mr. DeLabarre of
4 fered the following resolution, which was read
/ twice and adopted, and was, motion, sent to the
Assistant Board to be concurred in:
That My o e. I v f a S Mes Mssisgs S his is
i Yeas Messrs- Cox, DeLabarre, HARRISON, Mo-
/ reau and Whitney,.
The following communication was referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings:
/ MAroaALTy osA.r ,sn, eg Nnw E on,,saSs, 9 Lea
10 the Honorable the Common coaueil :i' .
M ss ss Ten & ss e KsEs s 6f b
ope Annuncaon Streets is oapidated and danger
The Commissioners for this reported
@ @ s q sss ss s s
Very respectfully yess sos ffsfifa r MSsR isssf9t Mayor
e The following communication was ordered to
be published with the proceedings of the Board
sunvssSn's ss% o,fssss Ssss'a a.3 elgr : ,a H4li-
Tote Honorable The Common Council Board q Aldermen;
EasIy ~ morning
from East Southeast kept increasing constantly until
O'Clock ii is ser9eon when The hurricane burst with
hsnye accident protection syees along Bayon
s 9S ss h @ % Il
order four points along the New Canal where
d lie NV and Canals Bayou John well
saas' ~ ls s @
, In ss ssap sa ss se IN ID s
depth six to eight inches the protection leyees
sss io@ PLACES las IN IL hs lees along Canal md i
soaaeS es as syss Of Sent Heshs
guard tho city against all oserlows from the lake
a New
Canals voidable, and could be stop ed In the
ad nnd hs I'VE
esss stfss s sss sag m a.
anng machine distance about three bad sarsed
~ the q the water On the outside in i've dieren
I Beng u
Immediately set work and at o'clock in tbs afternoon
machines Immediately started and tie 4h night
The ong Of that day lie water of Second Draining sec
q ss e @ IT, an s wa @
day On the IN II the mSng hs water M o had Ire sesas.
Canals and Bayoa St. john employed abcrers and had thu
Tie he @crnns
the water inside had receded some fourteen aud conin
deeper and se Strengthening raising evees
Sna m n toay the ali Se nhabed PORTION
m s S e he s ss spd pS sonne
Much hss 9sen and Is noE sad @ agoa tas neS
blamed aad accused q g59s negligence Ihe residents
5 Of s New y @ es aua the = Sysay e yt
aong the New Canal and taxing me With negl
Ing that the overflow only caused by The removal by e
Canal @ % S S egs aSng S @ s 9s sa
New CANAL also that the leyee aeng the Old Ca
a' IT Company ea
aas %o
@ The water sni6,meged 70 depth Of TX to ten inches parts
,at e same o sses goG and sound
{ o those dat could fore
see and avoid violence had already
h september last and e sections had been oyerown
ence and only by the HURRICANE of 1884, would in h
short space Of three weeks after again visit oar city and rails
thereby oyetiowing section Inhabited
people whose seiings and losses must be I'M
Where then that and objectionable negligence
Can either Council the Canal Coinpanys
self withit No. admit that sometimes,
the aud arduous duties imposed nowhstand
negect he Providence having endowed with the g
| OF nhquity, but on this occasion deny the charge.
conclusion gentlemen respectfully recommend that tn
along the OLD and New Canals well along Bxyo
john in the fourth section, Claiborne street. from tn
Canal the upper limit Of the city be strengthened
twelve wide at the base and five feet wide at h
raised be twofeet above the
when completed that men be appointed BY your honorab
body, constantly 10 watch the and make daily
Surveyors Department of their condition and have tn
honor report that the have employed abo
repair said evees and keep repairing them until
. ther action be had by the Common Council
Hoping that will meet with appreciation,
9 | remain, gentlemen, your obedent servant,
sE'N.' LOUIS II. PILE City snrser or.
i The following communications were referred
i the Finance Committee.
I ClTIzESs BANK OF LouIsIAsA,e
\ New Orleans July 81. 1860
To the President Of the Board Of Aldermen
s-I have the transmit herewith the monthly
this Bank Fiscal Agent of the city Of New 0rlean
3 Respectfully, Mt. n. ROBINSON, Acting Cashier.
n CfrIzEss BANK or LOUISIANA,
Is / New Orleans, July 81, 1860.
Report Common Cennei Of the City Of New Orleans by C
zens Bank of Lonans Fiscal Agent of saia City in
& forHiils 10 sees llS Of tho new City Charter:
N / cossoLpATEp TAX.
y Balance hand June 80 1850 SfS5320
Il Received from July Ito July 81, sA6s4
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