New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Finance Committee of the Board Of Assistant Al
asInisn 70 nave the minutes of that Board, daFing
cer'ain peIIods since 1852 copied AID entered ug0H
ls Joar ia oI shat board, provided il does not cest
| more than 5000 Mr. NIXON having ian the chafy,
offered to amend by striking out $500 and inserting
| s3po whlch amendment was adopted, and the re-
resolution approving Of the adjudication aY the
contract for furnishing the city Offices WITH coal to
Alfred @. Terrence Co., for the price Of es cents
4 per barrel. Concurred IN.
| resolution authorizing the Mayor Ia co,,4rae4
with the City Gas Company for furnishing the city
with gas at s45 per lamp per annuHn. ConcsIr
/ red in.
/ tracts were concur5ed in.
| referred.
l One from Alexander Lee, the City Pound Keen
er, asking to be supplied with coal for his Office.
/ Referred to Committee on Finance, with the re-7
| qGest to act favoraby upen it.
| Also ore from the milk nen, asking action In re-
! gard to those who sell mAk without license was
| referred to The commsfee
| mT. ForstaM offered resolution authorizing tbes
Chairman Of the Finance Committee, iH connection.
with the City Attorney, to settle certain Affairs be-
tween the city and Mfr. Buerdiek, the admins
traitor OF the Piss estate TIE resolution was re-
ferred 70 q secret session of the Board
! The standing committees presented theif usual
/ weekly routine reports.
The Finance Committee offered a substitute OF
ne resolution from lie Board Of kssistants, for in.
| u1uihiyluS mtssfs. nfuu50H q G3cESUu IOr LnGlE
share of the salt warehouses. The substitute ap-
pr5priated $500 to those gentlerssn in full pay
meat for theT claim, and directed tie Comptroller
| 70 a1}adlcate the salt warehouses 10 the highest
Also, in fayer of the resolution fer refurnishing
the Mayors parior; adopted with same amend
nents,
The Streets md landings Committee recon-
mended the following:
The adoption Of the resolution for wooden gut.
ters on Magazine, between 9th and 9th streets.
Adopted.
Concurrence in the resslusfon for closing the
Turner'S Hall on Franklin street, between Canal
and Gasqset streets. ConeasTed in.
The B0agd then went into secret session: after
which they adjourned to meet the Board of Assist
ants in joint session, and then adjourned to next
Tuesday night.
BeARD. OF AssIsTAsT ALDEasEs-Present M.
Magioni in the chair end quorum.
The Treasurer reported a fund on hand Of
s99O1 SO. sz7575sf75
The Comptroller reported adjudication Of the
market contracts, which adjudication Ne have al
| ready published. Referred.
| Ehe Board Of Aldermen invited concurrence in
resolutions for cleaning Claiborne canal, and for
placing six oil lamps at the Bayou St. John. Re-
hferred. The Board Of Aldermen reported concur
renee in a resolution from this B0ard.
The monthly report of the Fiscal agent was read
and referred. Balance, $50 ,o08 and over.
| The report of Mr. Wharfineer Siemmer as to the
condition of the wharves from Canal to Toulouse,
was read and referred.
Arasolution authorizingthe Street Commissioner
W Suceb DftuStS tFectSu III UlHeIeHL paGtSss
was referred.
A resolution in reference to the payment of the
City Assessors was read and referred.
a resolution in reference to raising mortgage
held BY the city upon alot of ground belonging to
MARTIN Leroy, was referred to the Finance Com
( mittes.
A resolution to pull down . wall at the south end.
of Dryades market, in order to permit better
ventilation of the market, was referred
The Streets and Landings Committee reported
against the petition of the Carreilton Railroad
&1znSr knF
7 ground at the corner Of PovdFas and Baronne
streets also, against the petition of Slawson q Co.
as TO the manner in which they prefer paving the
streets between the tracks of the city railrOads
The committee offered resolutions as follows:
!, To allow the Carrolten Railroad Company to
run street steam cars Baronne street, upon the
: Company ceding to the city the lot Of ground at
the corner of Poydras and Baronne streets, and
authorizing the Mayor to make the necessary ar
rangements for the transfer. Objected to BY Mr..
Patterson and laid over for further and future con-
sideration.
$ To construct street bridges in the rear of the
Eleventh Ward, wherever the Surveyor may desig-
E To pave Tonti and willow streets with round
stones. Adopted.
! To require the Gas Company to proceed to lay
= = at their own expense, gas main along the riyeI
= front, from Toledano street to the Barracks the
II II Surveyor to furnish TO the Company plan l0cat
= ing the lamps; and to appoint committee Of one
4 member from each District, Of each Board, to con
y fer with the President of the Gas Company the
\ lines and termni Of the fifteen miles of main pipe
which the Company is required to lay throughout
u u the city within the next three years. Debated al
y some length and adopted.
|. The Board of Aldermen entered, and an election
= was held for Board of City Assessors. The cleo
- - ton resulted as follows: A
r First Assessment District, VIM. Solomon; Secont
- Assessment District, L. H. Place; Third Assess
Il ment District, Moses Eastman Fourth Assessmen
= = District e. L. Tracy; Fifth Assessment District
: Mark Walton; Sixth Assessment District, ]. Ell
h Frobus Seventh Assessment District, Victor Ge
= rodias; Eighth Assessment District Francois Cor
y reiolles; Ninth Assessment District. G. A. Fassy
= Tenth Assessment District, Theophile Witt; Elsy
Z enth Assessment District, j. A. Watkins; Twelfth
u y Assessment District, John ]. Barnett.
. The Board of Aldermen retired.
The resolutions of the Streets and Landings Com
mee M bns with tb Na an. Il
. point where. Claiborne street will open on th'
y = Canal, provided the Canal Company consent. De
a bated and referred to the City Attorney.
- To lay fagstone crossing on Louisa street
. adopted. To build bridges on Claiborne street
! adopted
!; TO reject the resolution for filling the battur
- - from Julia to Gravier street, with river sand
q q adopted.
= To change the iron posts on the neutral groun
4 of Canal street, in order to accommodate the cit
~ railroad that the posts at the end of the square
r of the neutral ground; adopted.
~ ~ To lay fagstone banqnettes on the north, sout
w and west sides of Lafayette Square; adopted.
. To substitute shell.road for the old plank roa
" on Eighth street, from Tchouptoulast St. Charles
an Referred to the Surveyor, with Instructions to re
~ ~ port the probable cost.
u, u The Police and Health Committee reported upo
9h different matters, and offered resolutions. CON
munieation from the Street Commissioner, reiaty
to abuses and violations of ordinances, accom-
us panied the report The resolutions, of minor in
in port, were adopted.
9 The committee submitted an ordinance requil
n. ing proprietors Of hotels and boarding houses
of keep covered can and. at night cart away thei
own offal and privy fftk; sand empty the same q
lie the nuisance wharves and forbidding said pr
in prietors under penalties, to empty their filth q
al heretofore in the gutters the ordinance to go int
he effect after the lst of January next.
he The Board adjourned.
er Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.
- ST. LOUIS HorEL.-Mrs Il Flower; s. Mea(