New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-18
NUMBER 1853.
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Two. families coming forward for supplies, yet
went on with its accustomed quiet and
regularity The following is a list Of tho articles
given out: Al bbls. meal, bbis. pilot bread, y
bbs. sugar. 81 bbls. rnolasses, bbl roe herrings,
bbls dried fruit, 6h bbls. mess beef bbI. mack
erel, l80 pumpkins, kits salmon, 10 sacks sweet
potatoes, boxes Goldfish Z sacks Irish potatoes, 3
sacks beans, 8 boxes soap, and large quantities Of
green vegetables too numerous to mention. These
supplies VIII last until Friday, the next market
day. p - - -. -
: LETTERS lsD PACKAGES FoR GRASD CArLLor.-
Capt. David H. Marks, Of the 1Twiggs Rifles, re-
quests US to state that he will leave for Grand
Gallon on next Friday morning, and will willingly
take chasge all letters and packages which per-
sons in tie city may wish to send 10 their friends
in the aray,in that quarter if they left at No.
43 New Levee street. Sas2 ss
BoARp OF A ALDEasdEN.-This Board was convened |
last night by the Mayor, in consequence of an ap
plicaton made by members of the City ConneT-s 4
: A message was read from the Mayor, explaining
why he had called the Board together. F-t5t
The Chairman of the Committee on Streets and
Landings, Mr. Cox, informed the Board that the
contracts for keeping and repairing several bridges
the canals had been adjudcated, and offered
resolutions directing the resale OF these contracts
which were adopted and sent to the Board of As
slstants for concurrence.
The Board Of Assistants, by message, asked con-
currence in aresolution authorizing the City Treas
urer to receive Confederate notes for all debts due
the city. ~ =
issue for the fractional parts of dollar, and
for one and two dollars, which notes shall be re-
ceiva Bile for taxes and other debts due the city.
This resolution laid over, and made the
special order for next Friday night, and the Board
adjourned to meet again on that night, at Z
O'clock. o- ..' a-r4 st< pI1
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEs.-Thers was
special meeting of this Board last night, in com
pliance with call made by the Mayor: 'a' i' ~
Mr.. Magioni, President, was in the chair, and q
quorum present. f-z za4-, ss.sk - izgs4s =
The message of the Mayor was read, in which
the causes which led to the Boards being con
vened was explained. m *-t7,Stt& t"''0F2 .
Mr. I.eefe offered a resolution authorizing the
Treasurer to issue notes in payment of debts due
by the city for the fractional parts of dollar and
| for one and two dollars, which notes shall be re:
cevable for all amounts due the city for taxes or
I otherwise provided the amount OF said notes
shall not exceed $780, 600. The objects of this res
olution are relieve the public from the distress
which exists for small change, in the first place,
and secondly, to provide funds to meet the neces
sites which the times have created. The resolu-
ton was adopted and sent up to the Board OF Al
dermen for concurrence -
| Mr.. Leefe offered d resolution authorizing the
| City Treasurer to receive Confederate notes in
| payment of all debts due the city. Adopted, and
| sent up to Board of Aldermen for concurrence. -
The Board of Aldermen, by message, asked con
currence in resolution directing the sale of the
contract for keeping in repair the bridge across
the Old Basin, at Tchoupitoulas street. Concur
| red in. . -.r. p
Also resolution directing the sale of a contract
for keeping in repair the bridge at Magnolia street.
| After the transaction of other, business OF no
special Importance, the Board adjourned.
THIRD DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD.-lThe Board met
in regular monthly session on last Tuesday night,
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Present: Messrs. Cantre, Barthelemy, Dodard
Larose, Lombard, Wynn and Stiekney.
MIR. Stickney, chairman of the Finance Commit
tee presented their report, which was read ant
adopted. ,~,. 81
The same member offered two resolutions
which, on motion of Mr.. Larose, were adopted
, the one granting leave of absence for two month
to Mrs. N. J. Piles, and the other asking that tn
chairman of the Finance Committee be authorize
| to insure in the Branch of the Merchants Mntua
Insurance Company the Washington Girls Sehoo
| house, now being erected. .. .... l-.- - r.
! The report of the Superintendent was read an
adopted. :. ~ sa.-, ....~. 49,.
ed to revise the rules and bylaws of the schools
this District presented their report, which VIZ
1 adopted. -, t.st. ..--. -. gy,,,l,
On motion, the Board adjourned.
RECORDER ENERsoN's CoURr.-Phoebe Delamin
a alias Creason, was held to bail in the sum of S25
4 to answer on the 9th inst for having felonious
taken from Nick, slave of Mr.. j. Drummond,
cage containing two fine canary birds, valued
| twelve dollars, = ..t.-...... f5J J
!. The following parties were discharged, Il
q | charges against them not being sustained: J.
Bruman accused of deserting from the Governor
:. Guards, and Mat. Shay for stealing dog Wor
| $50.
n John Williams alias Mcguire, was sent to Il
Il Work House for ninety days, it appearing that
- was both vagrant and burglar
q Frank Connolly, for assaulting and striking Jol
~ Commusky, was committed for trial before tt
il First District Court.
IL Emanuel Garcia was dealt with in the san
r manner for beating Mrs. Louis Fanstenberg. /
n was also committed for trial for stealing bolt
~ hankerchefs from Mrs Fanstenberg..
Johanna Butler, chambermald IN the !;
Charles Hotel was up on charge OF having ca
I'd ried off lot Of linen from the hotel she was ne
y Manuel Monego, for Illegally renting room
lg slave, was held for examination on the
w proximo
le answer to the charge, made by M. j. Nugent,
m the effect that he had swindled him out Of S63.
r. Estele and John Valentine were held to answ
3, to the accusation of having thrown sundry al
ly several bricks at the head Of Miss Margaret Gral
It H. Gosenhym, is fond of goats, therefore VIII
IT. some boys brought goat to him the other da
he which they offered to sell, he asked no duestio
w but made the purchase. After he had invested
he money he was horror struck to learn that the g
I'd had been stolon from Mr.. Thompson, resident
n, Liberty street, who had him arrested and broug
.r mp before the Recorder. The matter will be look
ly into in day or two. r-N
te ,e LETTERS from our absent Volunteers in
rs ginia, and from the Eleventh Regiment at Colu
bus, Ky. to the following addresses. may be h
iG iiGG by parties applying in person or by written orc
At at this Office: t' '.1 70. p.
in John Adams, Mrs. E. Allen, Mrs. j Il. Allen, !
es w. g. Austin, 4. E. Badger, Ezisdore Brown,
be Brown, Julius Burchtorff (2), Samuel Barker,
in Byrnes, Andw. Bryan, Brown George, Miss Ma
IN, Barry, WIN. Banks, S. Ii. Brown John III. Bea
as Mrs NJ Cain Mrs. Ans Carroll, Mary Ceasy, Rog
o. Casewell, A. Cain, James Cain, ". Il. Cla
j. Cassiday, L. D. Cook, Geo. E. Chids, P. O.
Din ningham Mrs. f. Cason, Martin, Conlon, II. !
est lacey (2), Adolph Dumas, L. D. Doctor, I. 8.
ing der, Mrs. A. E. Elliott, Michael Finney. Mrs. Ca
I'VE crime Finigan, P. c. Filberg, Mrs E. NJ. Fauch
the (2l Thomas Fernon, J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Ams
II a Fryer Miss Ann Fahy, Albert Ford, Peter Fow
t Mrs. NJ. Fuller, Miss A. Carey, James.
er, Giyan, Mrs. NJ. Healy, John H. Hillebrant, DR.
ur- Il. Hurd, A. Hoffman, j. Heart, J. Van Hoorebe
to Mrs. G. W. Hang, H. G. G.Ingham, 4. Jacobs, N J
Us kins, Miss Mary j. Johnson, Mrs: c. Jones, Br,
md Kelly, Mrs. j, B. Kennedy, B. Korralsk 80,
loi q. G. X. Kendall, Mrs. A. Kucklon, Mrs. Mary
md laea, Mrs Mary Kelly, Mrs. Mary kirwin, III
ght Lyons (2l, j. Levy, 3. Kanalski, Mrs. Marga
un Moray, Jas. Moss, Louis E. Manssier, G. ?:
leh Michel, ST., 7. Moran (2), II. &. Macs, Miss
oat. Marchand, John Marshall p. Marks, Aif MI
OF Miss G. Moore, Mrs. Miles, Ctns. Mouson, II
itly Markey, Jas. McCabe, Miss c. McQGaid, Mrs.
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