New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-11
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

New Orleans, Wednesday,, October9 1861, 8
The Board met this day at o'clock 2. NJ, pur
suant TO adjournment. 81 5 D..
Members present: Hon. J. 0. Nixon, President
Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Stith aud
| Willis. AZ -,
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
The following message was read: Us
MAypRAIrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
| =, sseE City Hall, Oct. s, 1851
| To The Honorable Common Council .--. 4. -
tentemen-one year ago awaited myself of occasion
similar to the present to eongra9ate you on the happy auspices
favorable sanitary condition of our city.
PP s oT IL o Ss e NM
gi9a has witnessed no change IN the general health unless
nav and happis, sfA il is sanitary history: :
in which public and private enterprises
greater convenience adyn
and and comfort Sl Tor OF LOT Ns Fne0 OIL aSi'"" '&s
city already felt be the public would
not more readily return to the old of street conveyance
engine fire alarm telegraph Does wish replace
the qqaTs bGsk, Of With Teh many miles Of our pT
days. Is not the other hand very strange that the spe
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@ ne the ,Ts AND hs tastes q Gn5
is gratifying 10 know thatths public schools have reached
st educational INSTITUTIONS Of 6eir Kind From the statistics
o hs Past s9a vii sppsF that there has be cen %
80 @ s @ afge and lions
appropriations ont of the interest OF the McDonogh school
ese times which eveope the advantages and test the
stability of of public education and it be hoped
peculiarly exposed the temptations dleness
Inc closing Ct oa public schools would be re-
desire hnmediae advantage thereom but the whole tone and
One Of the evils of growing awlessness and
on the part Of those on Tho are not sniff
m are s led to exercise an S pGP the
fore that must look for the good Of the
State Normal School, under the immediate charge of the
arS District School Board has received large nccessi0ns to the
It will 90 far supply the demands which hereafter
exist for teachers identified by their and
education with the people of the South.
As department. Of public education the Iyeenm Library
ahe condition its finances not q
which is called for byits character and the necessities
The financial condition city will compare favorabiy
The wise legislation your honorable body previous the
SPINNER RECESS whereby all contracts for not in
great measure those enOarasscns which would necessarily
nave enSred had different course been adopted
am happy also, TO add that there is eveywlete expressed
feeling of sasction and announcement with s action Of
your body in authorizing lie issue Of The cit obligations in
s sn for . s parpGlse Of pqbe eonyenence
very important erestsmeeing with the appreciation Of all
tits unnecessary to alu1e the which
CURED resort 70 this expeiien tits sufficient that
every nun feels that the is waged for himself.
have NOR nn TN a df e. NS Of the sex alone What
r. f ayg tHFI nc sons and brothers G bat
fully do they toll to provide the clothing which the rgos Of
TineE make Necessary il the regions whittier our gallant SOL
them and 'er spirit has extended TO the children Of
With what ease have people abandoned their accustomed
habits Of Injury their time and means to securing the
Prage sons Of ous$a now lighting the battles of freedom III
ct subject for eongrauaon that the troops furnished
BY the STATE and by New Orleans in particular have married
IT mas been to participate in the brilliant achievements of
Notwithstanding the fact that have been virtually Of
from communication with all the channels Of for
,f fsrnr
people It to be the universal wi TO contribute ser BY
FOR which We have nation, pledged lives, for
tunes and our sacred houor' -.I--s5.o..
The emergency has had the effect of calling into existence
great deal Of latent ingenuity in the mechanic arts supposed
sorts have been established city giving employment
large number Of worthy aud industrious people o. theSe
ned for making swords toundsies where
where and still Others which is unnecessary for
L must afford the members of your honorable body sincere
to witness thee results seeondn they do
measures which, superinendence Of our able military
authorities s!e being successfully carried out Allow
m msf fPSd 10 on Sg At free
The aah9r - Planter and Citizen of New Orleans too
modest to claim the merit of this noble and benevolent project
M De long after the occasion which called forth
Pie committee appointed by your honorable body who
the immediate charge Of the market enjoy the fullest
hsiF antns energy IN The holy @oE 0F
have faith that our which nes whatever there Of
danger misfortune people viii the
PoVdence and result in the freedom Of happy
have the honor 10 be-
.- cry J f5iPSs: +. 'HSoHRoE, Mayor.
Mr.. Stith moved that two hundred and fifty
copies of the foregoing message be printed. Car
red. '.7e
Yeas Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, ForstalI, stith
and Wiltz-6. -'
The following communication was referred to the
Finance Committee:
TREAsuRERs DprARrMEsr}
n. New Orleans, Oct. 5, 1915
my last Of the issue q c
thousand five hundred and twenty dollars dollar notes
and eight doars.
e. o. ~. 81 = ADAM G1FfsSN',' City Treasurer.
The following communication was referred to
the Finance Committee:
-. .as C1TlzESs' BANK OF LOUISIANA,
Tothe President of the Board Aldermen W. '-'-
to transmit es GJ h ct n ne 1s ss
S q VEN s h fS" AgfRs R f E Ny Orleans
' new or EAss sept ST h S. i55f
Report to Common Council City of New Orleans Nv Citzsu
Hank Loa Agent in eoafoms y to os secon
lis of New City Charter.
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX.
Balance hand the Isl September 1861 $3.50 Fol or
Paid coupons BY Consoidaisd city Of New 20
Orleans coupons, 2st July, 1851, $50 2O 90
Baauceon hand Sept 60 25l %
TA= FOR RAILROAD COUPONS.
Balance hanAS Sept l. 1851 lis l53 "a
Paid Railroad coupons
= Janu,fy J. coupon. 80
~. Il, July /, | coupon $50
B. Septemberl, IS coupons. 1859
G, MARCH l. 2 coupons. 50
C, September /, coupons 1890
c, October l, 2 COUPONS. 49,. 80
G, November l. coupons. 10 $3.50 90
Balance hand Sept 30 sl15 IS
ALI of which is respectfully submitted
- BUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier
The following report was referred to the yolun-
teer Relief Committee F5-r
NV ORLEANS, October l, 1861
~, 49, ~. ..s. Of the city of New Orleans
GenttemenBy resolution your honorable BODY passed 9TH
August providing that the undersigned others
sueomtnittee 10 the Volunteer Belief Committee with an
thcriy to take full charge of the market about 10 be tah
ished al the eyee Ranrworks building to submit
This their report, for your consideration !
inc committee at performance of their
purposes ' - ~ ' w. ''' |
The lumber having been donated by the lumber merchants
aud the labor by the builders Of our city ''
While the committee fitting I'M
Of every kind rapidly the country tfst Ire