New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

tbat h ia the ntention of the Common Conncil to
cause ballast rnad tn he cnnstrncted on Magno,ia
streat from Eei;c;tu Road to Waohaa,nn o etroot
was ~ mot;nn yofarraa T. ~ Tno,r,ittea VI Il
of Streets and Landings,
PETITIONS.
The solIo4v;no, ,ot;tiopo ,vo.o on ,ot;o,, ,,gorraa
IL .e Unn,m,;,taa o Enano ~, IN
in M psan hr 81 MT lSsn f danng m
penso for as or Cotton ff'' ana
sand Washneon sSSaIe Th ptstrist eaimia
$ Petition ciifens sell eean lots q sronnd for the
opening of Claiborne Common Lafayette that
the s&psycy9r & lay ont The said street aud banqaettes =
he s city q New Orleans M in account % With T. Ps5ec e
sehtsmper Tf r 70 70 iseo
Ihe following petitions were referred to the
Pson o q streets and g W.
Soidee and Josephine gil up the third block in front of
thsir property said block being impossible in rainy weather
Second and Third psre ; onn D. sSe S Mmafhges ~ @
wharyes landings 'es'u'Ds 'A' '0H0''''a VI ."'
g. Pson & q citizens o have lamps placed Cypress street.
NON a P;itin ssi raai ~ 70 ,,sut a9eust street.
Market praying for the opening Il ssd street from
st. Mary 10 St. andrew street '''' s''NS' -
ts a ne e@n.bp part 5 9 petition from eens complaining
their water pipes Broad originally
and also the bad condition Of the plank road
Ihe iirst part Of said petition regarding the wa
Yer rom said Gas, works running into Galyez ca.
MAJ, ehaahgering heaith, etc., OF said petitioners,
va was /, referred TO the Committee Of Police and
Health; as also was petition of j. T. Parrish, to
erect steam engine and machinery for the pur-
pose OF inanuiacturing batting, ETC.. as also Pc
titlon OF citizens residing on Eysian Fields, be-
tween Craps and Greatmen street. opposng the
Mr.. Charles Frantz.n E..
RESOLUTIONS,
The following resolnton nrosa,toa h., n.
Beebe, and amended on motion Of Mr. DuprG, was
adop5ed' s,pIdeai VIZ; T5:, ii. r,u.n.. oa..u,,,...
proceed and I with " s 9e dsS AM a. aTs neehy
res is shr sansa by the opening OF Claiborne
Ihe following resolution was read and referred
to the Finance Committee, viz:
hossed 10 piace upon lie roll Of II nepey n "
de sa s sss And 70 ass %sy S injured s n s q their
The following resolution was read and adnntad
viz:
The city q Orleans furnishing lumber be referred buck
10 Tba 1e sieanee sa,, COMMITTEE for further aetion
sented by MFR. Dnpr6 were read. and. on motion
OF MI; nan, amended by hlling the blank in the
seponI Pads od sala u resolution after the words
Oreans preceding the word sshank . he tha III
lowing vote
Yeas: Messrs. Bakewell, Dupre, Fremaux, Hall,
Nays Messrs Beebe f pays aogkn. se
Shepherd and Bepps-6. ''0N'S'
The said preamble and resolutions. as amended
were adopted by the following vote:
Framanx Hail uoda,;ns a"sa 1,a.;, DDuple' D'
son, seicshnaydre, sbepherd and BeggsMis | @'t't'
Mr.. Magioni gave notice that he would move the
" saiu preamble ana resolutien at
the next meeting.
Whereas John p Fink, old resident Of New Orleans who
] ~ amer bs ns yeaT h @ ms ahe whole q hs
he erection and maineuSnee in hi et f m for
Protestant Widows Orphans to be called he Fink
Asylum" and
Whereas The Supreme Court has derrced The charity
created by the will legally be administered only by tie
City Corporation of New Orleans, and z sFHr
Whereas The City OF New Orleans has been and Is now
sgeresson consisting Of lots buildings First
na o sdsss are @ 3, gSpsa % IN Jefferson cry bonds Of aan
shd insurance serp bres @ ~, so s tAroaa " x9Gss &
effect Tie object 3, q ny @ @iesstor u Il ~