New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

B.W. HEBRARD, Deputy Comptroller
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-, a communication from FL. NJ. Address, Deputy
| Whardnger, Fourth District, asking leave of al
sence, was read, and, on motion of Mr. Beggs, laid
on the table subject to call.
| PETITIONS.
| The following petitions were read, and on mo.
| ton, referred as follows, viz:
| To the Finance Committee:
BY election q oFtdcaton f liz 0SS pS
Of payers relative to the adjudication of contracts to
nrnh pitch pine fire wood for the of Draining
To the Committee on Streets and Landings:
u stanley Eager Lesseas first and second sections
Of G. Ingram asking leave 10 improve by Ieyelline
ton Of the ely Park the purpose OF aodng space
10 the Committee on Police and Health.
III o. Gezea1 hsking leave to erect steam engine his
ofJ Rant asking leave remove his gun and
Mary street between Camp and ss MAGAZINE ana GsRp
ana g Of sf smsi iG Mgl fhe1s sn ee
sses ana a0 odse on their on POydras
communication from A. w. Boswortb tender
ing his resignation as member of the Board of
commissioners OF the Houses of Refuge, was read,
and, on motion, said resignation was accepted
A petition of 81. MCGOWAN. asking reliaf 1v,s
read. "NS
Mr.. Beggs moved that the foregoing petition be
referred to special committee Of four members
OF this Board. Lost.
On motion Of Mr.. Dupre, said petition was re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and Landings.
A report from the Committee on Free Market
was read, and, on motion, referred to the Folun.
teer Relief Committee.
The Board of Aldermen, through their Secreta-
nnl1rro nofN u
lowing resolutions, this day adopted BY the said
Board, which were read, and, on motion, referred
to the Finsnce Committee:
The State Legislature the passage oct % auIorize
preamble and resolution authorizing the Surveyor TO
have the Parish Prison repa ed ETC. Z w ~
The said Board also asked the concurrence Of
this Board In the following resolution, this day
adopted, viz:
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner 10 cause
White street TO be flied, etc. = : ~
Said resolution, having been read, was, on rao-
Landings. ~ 4
The said Board also asked the concurrence Of
this Board in the following resolution, this day
adopted by them: F'
purchase steam engine ior the powder mill, etc.
me foregoing resolution having been read on
motion, the rules were suspended, said resolution
read second time and concurred in by the follow
ing vote, viz: - F991''-
Yeas: Messrs. Magieni, Allen, Beggs, BENT. Davis
pupre Hodgkins, kingsland, Leefe, Mensman and
Secshnaydre~-ll. = s
Nays: None. -
The said Board also asked concurrence of this
Board in the following resolution this day adopted
by them viz:
resolution providing for the appointment of Joint COM
ee 10 inquire INTO the praciicaby of hnidng snicient
number OF war vessels for the defence city ttc
Said resolution having been read Mr., Beges
moved to fill the blank therein with the word
f" FOUR Carried.
On motion, said resolution was unanimously con.
Cured in, the rules being suspended.
The chair thereupon appointed on said commit
tee Messrs. Leefe, Alien, BENT and Mensman,
The amendment of the Board of Aldermen to the
following resolution, adopted by this Board, Nov.
~, 1851, viz: by inserting " on next Tuesday,
10th December, is61,'' was read and on motion
unanimously eoncurred in.
Resou ion Inviting Board of Aldermen to iont session
70 MI vacancies existing in The Board Of Commissioners and
Fourth District School Board.
the amendment of the Board of Aldermen to the |
following resolution, adopted by this Board Nov !
Z, iebl VIZ: by inserting the words two bridges
instead OF one, at Toulouse and Claiborne streets
was read, and on motion unanimously concurred |
IN, the rules being suspended:
hesons9n anih3rzing The Street Commissioner cause
altmo. - ~ We Ss f'n
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Beggs offered the following resolution, which
was read, and on motion unanimously adopted
the rules being suspended
ResOiPed That of abb noe no and "a anna Ia b .h
gtattrn 20 Andres, deputy haffuvcr OF ihr Fonrt
IN iIc LOT me pdG ot ninety 81 d crubar
M Sh and ihai VIM. Ham ion b. N.Y. d to a n ii.
stead dn ing his Nbsce pro idcd he Acctri m of said
ahuftss conhe-l thereto and