New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-11

Beans and peas. l22 80
SIT fish, acere GOLDFISH salmon tongues and sounds So
Pumpkins. :. -. " . 49, ~ ia al
Corn. ...,.............. .......... e. 81
Total 1906 hS
The committee have received in cash donations from,
various sources up 10 ls October ...,,, Ga6 81
OF which they have expended for actual supplies IS
Leaving balance hand Of. ,,..,...., s9O8 SO
TfOs. MURRAY
GAKDNER SMITH,
The following communication was read
Board OF ASSISTANT A1pERTES,
To the Honorable the President and Members
Gentls,nel-I have the honor Of informing YOU That the
Board a. tnn& has in the following
resolution wing The Strsss Commissioner to have two
and two al ;hecotner of Iaton and Celestine streets
JoHS I. HOLLAND, Secretary
FE .s PETITIONS ETC,
memorial from C. Marchal and others bakers
residing and doing business in the city of New Or.
leans, relative to the ordinance establishing the
assize and regulating the weight and inspection of
| bread, was referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
The following petitions were referred to the
Finance Committee
Of James Cosgrove relative erroneous assessment Of his
Of citizens of New Orleans, praying the Commoa Council to
eiry store ' " ~ '~ NECESSARY IL Ns'P "J'"'
Of Harry White night wachnan wounded whilst in tho
discharge of his duty praying that the incurred during
memorial From, Toe r, 1r;,.,. ,,.; :.
weapon invented by him for the use of the South
ern army. was referred tn The Comm;ttaa On
Streets and Landings.
A communication from Henry Lowensteip, a
candidate for the Office of sexton of the cemetery
on Washington street, was laid on the table subject
10 GILL ,,,,or, -u,.o,.,
. RESOLUTIONS.
Inc ioHoWlng resoaton' oftered BY Mr.. Cox,
Landings Ian " INV '-'''''''' I'll '''iee'S anu
Rsolsfa That ordinance No $3.50 entitled an ordinance for
If Gead hS snIand4 NV ~ f ] S wa seEtGh
fo sRS s. il y sha.s lawful for ali kss or o,I ,n.
he second Of fine Hour but good and wo S s Th wr 94
the foregoing aisle and The Weight Of tie leaves made M Inc
second qHsy shall wsh one eighth more and further all
the ,sc s}n, quality , be sfmpsd with hs fins IL addition
l ss c o'' 10 h7 Oh twenty hVe dollars recoverable as
:. .,. STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr. Witt on Behalf Of the Financa ron,nttoo
offered the following report, which was adonted.
The Finance Committee kayt the honor to rena no, the
following subject referred to Them, viz ''''' 'H
Upon the petition of Loqis Conry asking payment of his
alleged to have been sold by the city III
Your e9mmtss legal opinion, herewith annexed
examination OIL t'e c4"''n' report nntaEoFaNy;
GERA Al - s@T1ru,
:. .,. H. f. FORST ALL.
New Orleans Oct s. lS6l'
fhe following report from the Charmen of the
FINANCE committees was read and adopted, and
the resolution accompanying the same was read
Twice ana adopted, the rules being suspended, aud
was, on motion, sent to the Assistant Board:
Whereas The Chairmen of the Finance Committees Of the
uonn94 3 IS%hc T sF eGteo ~ resolution No. 2g a
ays for sealed nr6posas for the sale 10 the cP F h w
thousand dollars OF the bonds issued the Pocoren Rail
ro2 e b company ia, ana d odto,oor+ t ,,u,,o
ceyed yone from john r. Head offrip, ciSbT bonds Of
$1,000 each at and the other from the Ne Donogh School
Fana oetinS hifF egh bonds q $1,000 each at The rate OF
COUPONS dme on the 18th Ianuarv iS6s onIJ reer,