New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

The following resolutions, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, referred to in the foregoing mes
sage, were read; on motion, the rules were sus-
pended, said resolutions read second time and
unanimously conourred in:
Resolutions auho king The Comptroller to advertise thnt
sealed proposals will be received for furnishing the City Work
Ii use with meat for one ear, etc.
Mr.. Shepherd appeared and took his seat.
Mr.. Magioni moved for suspensation of the
rules, in order to introduce the following resolu-
ton Carried.
Rcolrs That the Board Aldermen meet the Board of As
directors The city Of New orea in the New Or
leans, jackson Great Northern Railroad Comp nv and
also in the New Orleans oeousas and Great Western Railroad
Said resolution having been read, on notion the
rules were again suspended, said resolution was
read second time and unanimously adopted and
sent to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence.
~ PETITIONS.
The following petitions were read, and referred
as follows, viz:
To the Finance Committee
l. That OF T. O. SuIy and Others, Committee appointed to
obtain relief for the families Of those persons who have joined
Of Capt F. Beuer asking relief for the German Turner's
To the Committee on Streets and Landings:
l. That of farmer Of ST. May's Market relative to the
bad e T i2 e Of said market etc. ~,
that the pps"om Of The arm o. said market place at
To the Committee on Police and Health:
That Of j. ana q bsydson asking leave to erect
Fiat Of etc on Csmp teet nrotestin
against granting leave j. g. Davidson to erect livery
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Leefe offered the following ordinance, which
was read:
ordinance every gtogsop, coeehouse g ocey house
any are sold Shall closed tie hour Of 10 O'clock p
NJ, and shall not be opened Ill o'clock A. NJ.
thea 6sGs d Recorder Or pSs Of The Pence in this city
dsd do and in % mere hah a T"g nm
pr,so?sd q, not 10, exceeding thirty days;
each and every police policeman or Waterman of This
city to entoTGe this under the penalty of being dis
Mr. Beggs moved that the foregoing resolutions
be referred to the Committee on Police and Health.
Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Beggs, Davis, Hall, Kingsand
Magioni and Seichsnaydre--6.
Nays: Messrs. Dupr6, FrGmaux, Leefe, Patter-
son and Shepherd.
Mr.. Kingsand offered the following resolutions,
which were read, and, on motion of Mr.. Hail. re-
ferred to the Finance Committee:
Resora That the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized and
the Of arms and formed into companies squads as
may De NECESSARY IN order to form an efficient force
lis e OF ' ives and property Of the inhabitants
Resosel further That the Mayor be and hereby authorized
to and and uniform the said police such
a tho es hPspen G he and
nre hereby 70 pure ass ch arms and equipments and
aforesaid Int mayor '""' require i'F the purposes
Mr.. Beggs offered the following resolution, which
was read, and on motion of 8Ir. Leefe referred to
| the Finance Committee:
Reorea Tint the Of two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars be and the hereby Appropriated for The purpose
Of procuring and ammunition rccrug such baterc
and works will protect the city New Orleans from attack
invasion from enemies said expended under
the supervision of committee elected in iont session OF
both Boards of the omTon Counri composed OF not Iess
than three members Said elon held SION as pnsse
| REPORTS OF COMMITTEEs-FISANCE COMMITTEE.
| Mr.. Dupre, chairman of the Finance Committee
offered the following report, which was read, and
on motion, unanimously adopted.
The Finance Commit have the honor report as follows
Upon nton appropranE $40 purchase AN iron safe
| for the office o. the CHIEF of Police, fdtorably
Upon resolution horlnG the FnaDrc Committee tn mr.
Chase aForS for the office of the Clerk of the Fl
District Conrt, 6ed the do exceed 1850 vou
committee recommend hat the words gurdred be sub
stirued for the words three hu1dred the seventh line
| and, amended, that he resolution he adopted
Upon the communication OF Comptroller
Council thar he had we'd sealed proposals for TIE
city with staone printed blanks your rommtte re- ON
mend that the proposals of Alex Levy supply city witt
aonery that # " j. Seymour furnish hs city will
blanks be accepted The necessary resolution therefore pe
| sented Tor sdupti II.
resolution to pay sundry bills Is herewith presented ro
adoption.
Upon he petition Of R. II. Smith Thompson relative to pro
ccting the from attack by vessels by Of sun
marine battery committee report they conjunction
with several practical engineers AID brat oh lots have exam
ned the carefully and recommend its adoption
until ser of satisfactory axperm made They would
therefore advise your hono refer the whole matter to the
| Military Board
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