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

4y-Is-as sFrN ny4 COUNCIL HANEER, CITY Hall,
80 - s3 New Orleans Wednesday, Oct. .. 1861. $
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
Hon. J. Magioni, President in the chair. -
The roll being called, the following members an
swef cd to their names, viz:
BENT, Davis, Dupr6, Kingsland, Leefe and Mems
man.. ='.5esS ". W. 4S
On motion of Mr.. Beggs, the reading of the
journal of the last meeting was dispensed with, and
the journal approved.
MAYORS MESSAGE. @.s-
The following message from the Mayor was
read: ~, .ga gss*z IA
nArs CRY H.i Rs 81 Ssv ! ola 1871
Te the Honorable Common Council - = v
aEs sSa yi Se 81 an Ssspsss
nder which YOU wese assembled and chiefly the very
s of like
aPsa NJ a es uSss
believe the past year shall prove have been tile beginning Of
Tie M % si time viii ssi e remembered as that
en- M 5 ss
age Of our citizens for the qualification of individual taste
The railroads raifed, as they are throughout the
Sy az already felt 10 BE- and The public would
than they would consent to the abandonment Of the steam fire
the square blocks granite with which many miles Of our pin
sp" hgoaghares paved with the round stone Of former
9r merits Of square block paving slow to be IscOg
PROSPERITY Of Ft
in the grea. number Of and elegant private residences
m sh entities 81 ss h fad to s ase
of he past It will appear that there has been large
crease in the daily attendance of pupils is also gratifying
schoOhouses have been erected in the different districts from
ah out OF the interest OF the NeD0n9h school
These times which deyelope advantages and test the
stability of public education and to be hoped
that orr will continue furnish refuge for those who
The closing public undoubtedly
gstasa rs aectg not Snay those wG
One the evils Of state of war is growing lawessness
GENTLY checked by and the public schools
morals and Of society It's public schools there
fore hatws pust look for the good of the
Stats Normal School under the immediate charge Of the
number of its students. l.
viii far supply the demands which must hereafe!
| education with the people Of the South .s
youth The city, y IS entitled Io s
is called for by its character and the necessities
q me .Ieh s an institution
The wise legislation of your honorable body previous 10 the
SUMMER recess whereby all improvements in
dispensaby necessary, discontinued; will prevent in
Rave ensued bad different course bean adopted
feeling II asacon and u he Of
your body IN authorizing abe issue OF The cy obligations in
policy pSp sGS snser
very important with the appreciation of all
is unnecessary allnde detail to the causes which re-
ny our Independence involved the issue
every man feels that the war is waged for himself
have the ladies New Orleans done to aid The noble work
H be Il the caas o & esf
We MAKE % IN ee S9g sh o the g0s
them m @ aGGe seems to BE- loo gres tor
households. ''''' very 'i'a''D u VII
habits Of luxury deyong their securing
comfort AND thereby in great the Of the
s nDW lighting the battles of freedom in
Iis m SUBJECT eongrauiatlon that the troops furnished
by the state and by New Orleans in particular have
M Teeysd die highest praise awarded whose fortune
armies -
from T Al s e cSSep Sfs9 If yn cut
several months there evidences suffering among
to the Of the cause
FOR ro which we have as nation pledged our lives for
The has had the effect of calling into existence
eqo in on eomuiy MaHfaeores f" VapiSs
ors nave Peen in our city giving employment TO
mention factory for small arms-chey rifles Of the En-
d interior respect to hose made e
where md still Others which it unnecessary for
I must afford the members Of your honorable body sincere
own measures adopted The security and defence Of he city
measures which, under the supsrntedence able military
concluding this message to call 10 your notice public CHARITY
cs si gSF aar e
an rs rsg aabs. no explanation Pian,ae o
modest the merit Of This noble and benevolent po
WI pc remembered long after the occasion which called forth
The committee appointed your honorable body who have
NE Of te public and deserve unqualified praise
faIe flhs at Sr ss G hs anes whatever there 0,
Violence Of magnanmty of the spirit rises above
Poen s5p IN tie m i hsppy eoh
have the honor TO be,
-z ''y JOHN 5ifSS !r4' MSioNRoE, Mayor. i
The Treasurer's report of receipts and dsburse-
ments OF the week ending Saturday, 9Th instant
showing balance of 1912 o. was read, and, on
motion of MIR. Beggs, referred to the Finance Com.
mttee. 49,
The following Communication from the City
treasurer was read, and, on motion of Mr.. Beggs
referred to the Finance Committee:
TREAsuhER's DEpARTNEsrl
H. +t rr ,, ,,..,, New Orleans October 8th, 1861.
nos sated thu st M @ Of The sss
eight dosrs since them haye sssd I n %p
teen thousand five hundred and twenty dollars three dollar
bred and eight dollars. o." ''1''''10 WV 4"''- |
ADAM CITIZEN, City Treasurer
The following report Of the Citizens Bank, Els
cal Agent OF the city, read, and on motion of
MI BENT, referred to the Finance Committee:
cTtzESs BANK OF LOUISIANA, |
To the President of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
honor to transmit GiH h Ct m me 9es ,R
Tey T ~ Fiscal As S S TIE f!y Sf NeT
-N"tsS''''iSi Y,
CITIZENS, BANK LOUISIANA |
New Orleans, Sept. 3d. 1851. ) |
Report to Common Council City of New Orleans by Citizens
llo OF New City Charter. ~
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX.
Balance hand the Sept mber 1861 $500 so1 oe
RAD coupons issued by Consolidated Of New
Orleans, 5coupons, Est July 1861 $50 24O 90
Balance hand Sept. 80 1861 s9SD 26I %
TAX FOR RAILROAD COUPONS
Balance hand Sept 1851 ........,. lis 15s 20
Paid Railroad coupons "
b, january ], coupon. $50
Is, July l, coupon
q ., september |, 10 coupons. 1850
G, March l, coupons ......., 90
Y September !, op coupons. 1900
e October l, coupons. 60
o. November l, 4 coupons. 40 1850 90 |
balance on hand Sept 10, 1861 Sll5 sos IS
All of which is respectfully submitted
EuG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
The following communication from the Street
commissioner was read, and, on motion referred |
TO the Finance Committee
. STREET CoMMIsSloSER's OFFICE
- City Hat, New Orleans Oct, l. 1861
nc the Honorable the Common Council: > ''
Genuemen--l beg leave call
pe'uonS for The relief of the contractors for lighting
Fourth Districts. - H' ~ '
F ' 3. Yours, very respectfully,
49, j, MILTON RELE,
Street Commissioner.
The reports of John Slemmer whartipper Second |
and Third Districts, and of L. A. Trenchard, wharf
niger First and Fourth Districts as also Of G. N |
Goignard, assistant wharfnger Third District were
read, and on molten of Mr.. Davis, referred to the