New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-14

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their original good condition It they
years square block paving will be bad con
VA As bsors said my province my excuse
bringing the subject attention is the constant
enormous for The paving and who link that have
which they Justly the public.
| remain, gentlemen,
A0of '0'"''I Io SfFEsG Il PILE,
| City Surveyor
| The following communication from the Street
| Commissioner was read, and, on motion, referred
to the Committee on Streets and Landings
Civ Nd, SrE Ns G9Iss TstEE s }ss
| To the Honorable the Board Of
:, ;, Assistant Aldermen of New Orleans
sp in ssRa h shell %dk rG md r T hod b Gn
The shall road on southeast side of Canal street. from Broad
Carrolltou Avenue has been turned the city
since the contract for epa5ng she roads sold and
should be glad ii would adopt
have taken ts mater my own bands and am having them
], MILToN RELF Street Commissioner
| report OF J. r. Creed, Assistant Wharfinger,
on the condition of the wharves levees, etc, was
read, and, on motion, referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings.
A report Of John Slemmer, Wharfinger, Second
and Third Districts, on the condition of the Wharves
and leyees in the fourth section, read and, on
motion, referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings:
A report of the Board of Commissioners of the
First Draining District in to the resolutions
of the Common Council, was read, and on motion,
said report, together with the documents accom-
panying the same, were referred to the Finance
| Committee.
The following message from the Board of Alder
| men was read
BoAg 1,2 OF 4slP3ssfEiHnS'}
To the Honorable the President and
Members Of sle B"ad Of ASssa1t Aldermen
orGbe b9 were lin By the BTsrd Of Al Term
reo!ation alIowing II e. Pierson Secretary pro tenn,
| OF the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
o 5ssqe p the ni'"on Of contract to B.
resolution aPpfoyng The a1jndicsOn of the Salt Ware
Of the Board Of Assessors for sl2OjO, on account
making ba3qgojtes, bordeed by cuT5stone wooden
Ear Eo Il d m rse corner OF 81 7s
resolution authorizing the Stree: Commissioner to have
s sass made a" the intersection Of '"T's Canal and other
preamble and resolution appropriaing $4,000 of the Nc.
Donogu School Fund for building school-honses,
GHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
The following message from the Board of Alder
men was read
BoA TR. OF Ar AFHofis .s5s
To the Honorable The President and Members
Of tas 9, RoGd Of ds assistant Alds 2
lowing resolutions adopted by tle Board Of aldermen
erect f shoP on ST. oRn seet ' TO
resolution authorizing the Commissioner
ttrcttd wooden path on DryadeS street, from ST. Andrew
Aresoiuon amending ordinance No. 5iO5
were eoncnrred in with amendments:
dir from the Camp tso ean. PLACED on Drodes street. from
resolution authorizing tie Street Commissioner to haze
Famyre street from Galyez 70 a9 lled with street scpngs
The following ordinance adopted BY honorable body
ordinance concerning the Police Jail of tho city of New
Orleans
The Committee on Streets and Landings were appointed
| in by your honorable body:
steam engine on his premises on the square bounded by Full
oHAs. toi EEfB6RHE Secretary.
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, and referred to in the foregoing mes
sage, was read.
x rtsoluioa amen ling ordinance No. 54O5.
On motion, the rules were suspended, said reso-
luton read second time, and concurred in by the
following vote, viz: o
Yeas: Messrs. Blackwell, Beebe, Davis, Dupr6,
Hall, Hodgkins and Shepherd,
Nay MIR. Seicshnaydre-l.
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen referred to in the foregoing report,
was read and, on motion, referred to the Committee
on Police:
A resolution granting permission Patrick Cummings to
blacksmith shop St. John Street.
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, and referred to in in the foregoing
report, was read:
resolution auhoz ng the Street Commissioner 10 have con-
rneed wooden path Dryades street. from ST. Andrew
On motion, the rule was suspended, said resoIu-
ton read a second time, and concurred in by the
following vote, viz
Yeas NIessrs Bakewel Beebe Davis, DuprG,
Hall, Hodgkins, Seicshnaydre and Shepherds.
Nays: None.
The following amendment of the Board of Alder
men, viz: by inserting the words !" Melpomene
Canal' in lieu of the words " Camp street Canal"
to the following resolution, adopted by this Board
February 26, 1861, viz;
Resolution directing the Street. Commits to have the dirt
Nm Camp street Canal placed en- Dryaes street. IRON Mepom
4 On motion of Mr.. Duprd, said amendment was
unanimously cOncurred in.
The following amendment of the Board of Alder
men to the resolution authorizing the Street Com
missioner to have Palmyra street, from Galvez to
Miro street, filed with street scrapings adopted by
this Board February rs, 1861, viz: Bystriking out
the words q street scrapings,o and inserting the
words g such street scrapngs as have not yet been
appropriated was read.
On motion of Mr.. Duprd, said amendment was
rejected and said resolution persisted in origin
ally adopted by this Board.
On motion OF Mr.. Seicshnaydre the following or
dinance, adopted by this Board December Il, 1860
and rejected by the Board of Aldermen, was laid
on the table:
orieans
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were read and, on motion,
referred as follows, viz:
To the Finance Committees:
The aemosial Of Cart Dreuy Of the Orleans Cadets asking
aid and relief for his command.
Taat Of The editor the Mirror asking payment of bill.
him to secure the faithful performance Of contract will thu
Fra Municipality, he cancelled. etc
i the G9m5iieeo on Streets AID landings
That the CITY Railroad Company akins leave Icy their
tracks on certain 'treeis.
That Of Locust street. between Clio street
anS Felicity road asking that bridge be made, etc,
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stones and wooden CUTTERS be made on said street