New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28
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lls Board nasf thls 3sy i'aFsaahs n aoloati 1
IN motion. Eff. Faefos,; Was called To the chair
& Present: Maas5sss Baebe, Beggs.s Davis, llupfe,
FFeAanx 4sele, n gioni and sseiestl-
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53n motion Il Mn. I.eefe, the reading Of the jour
Ill file ef the last meeting yas dis
Eaissed with and said journal approve
Ilsa report the fkeasnret Of Iscegls and diss
for c week ending ~ March
s9d INST Iii ii balance of SS3S ISL ~ was read
s ~ to the Finance Committee.
n aV Ma following communication from the Surveyor
Mas read u S8
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sas W. i's Roafa 81 Assistant Aderneu
sfs 4 ss s honor
SsooEa,ssnd .at the same
siysk street. ing that brick
sFrsed' iii from Barracks 70
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h DsssGis Ii ST sieor 81 sifees.ssR
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On rnofioli The Secretary was directed to publish
according to aW, the petition referred to- in the
report OF the
% Afrs Patterson appeared and took his seat.
n communication from nj. Hernandez, Keeper
of the Police Jail cerning runaway slaves con
= 1ned IN said jail, etc, was read, and, on motion
Hsas referred I'd the Finance Committee. $$9
The following message from the Board of Alder.
II slen was read 3.
BoAa Mach q A q, Eissl n
~ ill., TonosAbe lid Frsssdsnt ana Members S'
adopisa b. hon
s5e soasaSFsd II NJ ahs Board IF
sad keeping ID repair ths bridges
for
ssraiee mad rrndlng from Claiborne to
extending in ssboss landing Fourth District
asss their fes
the Surveyor examine the Parish
Tho Surveyor 10 caiss the iron
Halshss II she pablic " be8 painted
q IN tonptrallor u warrant on The
l2 March,
rssolusaa Fiuaiics COM
ssiee The bonds given to the
b sasss IL IA ca5 eeed
ii. y
IN, eoaiurssd IA
shs sioner u have
Caves e Miro tiled with street
rsceasd 10 The oi.
H. y sf ard concur
receipts
sse foiiaWrg reso.
eon,nitiso
eesiproIlsr ~ warrant u liz
I! Fl, ss e.,
cHas cEAIEoRNIs, Seq.
On motion of Mr. Trernaug, the Committee on
Streets and Landings was appointed committee
n ue nn the fol lowing resolution adopted
by the Board of efmeI, re jected by this Board
X and parsistsd II said Board !:
d John fof making nav
lis lsls,WiDg message from the Board of Alder
l1aen VI as read sd 3F5s
BoaRp or J, tgE q
ny the HsEef tlie rssiis,t and sletotgrs .
soncfr II tIe fol
ioss ions aaeptsa g he e9ard of
ground IN ha Fourth District to MI
81 The strerg haning II The
Mesrs. Bochet & DsIa
sFfs a steam tlisir promises 81 The 81
ie 6aF
NisIas VI WE
ths Mayer e detail member IF the
K Sc Al guat dams Of Washington
tssleslon aaitsrizpt ahe have
asshosisirg tEs survey 10 have placed gas
Bs ttx "A N.
IL as & psae q msFset via
ssSss SSs sst ii, alBoRaE. sec,y.
AAEs. He'll peared and took his seat
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
X pf Aidezalen, March 19 1861, referred 10 in the
w foregoing message was read on motion, the rules
were suss5eade said resolution was read second
y &lae, and nliAniiaou sly az opted ss
ais II ifsadss MARKET WITH
FLOWING resolutions, efelred to IN the fore.
a g0sng n1AEsag adopted by the Board Of Alder
men, March 10, 1856 Il were read. and on notion
4 referred ~ ths mmittee on Streets and Land
IL "A resolution autloss i lie street
hdgsa construct n Ions Of Streets
SizeQ foE the strengthening Of
q ING Street III r;ya
ssgsso zas e gount in me Foafth Disfct
aFls ioil lowing resolution, adopted by tlie Board
Of ldefEaen, MARCH 10, 1856 referred 10 in the
foregoing message, as read, and, on motion, re-
4erEad ta tlle Commit e oll olice and Health
.gEantng sFtnsn % Messrs Bechet& neLa
seasa Or their tthe of
The following resolution adopted by the Board
Df Aldermen arch l9 1856 referred to III the
fore going mesaage vas read, and, on motion, re-
teFEsd III hi eai pnrnittee appointed to con
with tie Gas Company ia relation olaying
nfseen miles Of main pipes etc.
have placed gas lamps
The Glowing resolt,t lions adopted BY Tie Board
4 OF Aldernens March I9s 1ssI referred to in the
foregoing Axe read, and, on notion
e unanimously concurred in the rules being sus
pandeas
Al ile 10 deiaii number Of
sepo IN ba ~
ont the nlieFs the of Claiborne street.
Il Aiaf Fielas ~ st An lpKEs tfect. ss5 BIZ
lion from E Berlnudez sending Biz
resignation as s. ch00l Director of the Third Dis
trict, Was read and on melton, said resignation
#As nccsp tsd n. @ SsS s8S S . # i6 an
PETITIONS.
fol lowing petitions were read, and, on me-
Eiens referred 10 the Committee on Streets and
Y langiin
1f ss the Emit market, Second District eeIn.
thar tied sell fruit
MIL NrArk fae table etc. 8sRI
3f na 9hsfN bsaess Poydras
snst IN Fl water in said market insult
Market complaining of
t fsngefi on Claiborne from ha New Shell
10 nkt cohtract for nluk;ng ID
s1aNk sAa sod, etc4 'sf +
s ~ n ia Key We'll bearing took his scat.
RESOLUTIONS s5
Air Seieshna ysire offered the following resolutions.
reed ard on motion, referred to the F 7
nance COMMITTEE Hss n
HE Board The Public Schools Of the Third Dis
t1le "A aSle BIZ the said
the stsll aiDants and whereas
aia The plot used the Wa hingcn
scslrniF If tla corner ef Piey and MORE
M THAT the Finanes fntusIee ttey are
~ nyance said Board Or Public Schools
VI kN tAensand nlars in that they may proceed
2 ma mid resolution Of rep
fAs pallasAlss et M AtclloAoe, School Fpnd.
III Bgg; upFs oiiered the following resolution
which Wa read and motion the rnies were sus.
pended. sid sesolution read a second time and
X @Ssnp hy the Oll6sying vote VII.