New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30
Hr6maux, Hodgkins Ungsand, Leete Magioni
and Seicshnaydre-l0.
NAYS: None,


Whereas the iessees Of FIRST second fourth Nth and sixth
the city wnarves have pelioneh the Common GSn
ell for S1 e SSE "g" Son h.
sxsng blockade Of this port! they e deriving no TToml
are wsEas be asH S pss@Gh"y nae the following pro-
position which is just and equitable, to:wit;
That they the lessees MAKE he repairs
The port coSode their lease provided The Sly guean
e sss Inc ~ Sve" ass rc PTS S ySu years. ed"Sg
the rate Of S per anmg for lH,s amount Of repairs re-
missing pay their five notes de the LIST mrd 4th Of June
a %na III r% ali fs " a S may 6
due &her said LIST and 9Th of june s6l until che 'erns
ton se existing war and the resumption OF business there
above mentioned proposition OF said cecs Il being we'll
stool the city shall be the SOL judge TO when such re-
ssS@ 81 stall be % s a e E" h
Fesoiri fr That tie Mayor be he is hereby
thor zcd sign be before the
Cy Notary carry effect the provisions of this odi
Mr.. Beggs presented a petition of E. A. Patter-
son 4 Co, essees Of the third section of the city
wharves praying for relief which petition was
read and, on motion Of Mr.. DuprG, referred to the
Finance Committee.
STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Mr.. Kingsland, Chairman of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, offered the following report,
which was read:
The Coniss Streets and Landings have the honor to re.
J. Upon the communication of the Comptroller May 1871,
Office your ccittee report recommending the approval
contracts separately for the repairs of the ballast
roads the city, and acceptance Of the securities therefor as
renar rsF the sp roads SS Of he Cum
mings-seeurty, & Correines, at s370 per onnum.
Of the Second District Russecurity Ihos Akew-
sd Acontrsct years for repa ing the ballast roads
of The Third District, to Pat LS"e-securi'y B. poug"r"t
Sot4s for ye@5 for fRar the 1a St q@ds of
per accordingly presented for
adoption authorizing the Mayor to ene into cont5"c with the
los nnTurin Hrt.fO ht
Adoption is recommended in the two following resolutions
Isl resolution authorizing the Surveyor the wooden
rating G s,ra to 3
Eighth street to maet pSs*o little delay as poss bic
5A A E1 6GTIs,
Mr.. Beggs moved for suspension of the rules, in
order to take up and actupon the foregoing report
Lost.
Yeas: Messrs. Beggs, Davis and Kingsland-3.
Nays: Messrs. Baaewell Fr6maux, Hodgkins.
Leefe, Magoni and Seichsnaydre-6.
On motion of Mr.. Dupr6 the preamble and reso-
buttons granting relief to Messrs. Stanley Eager,
lessees of the first, second, fourth fifth and sixth
sections of the city wharves, adopted this day,
was by unanimous consent, sent to the Board of
Aldermen for concurrence.
Mr.. Hall appeared and took his seat.
COMMITTEE ON WORK HOUSE AND PRISONS.
Mr.. Magioni, chairman of the Committee on
Workh0use and Prisons, offered the following re-
port which was read:
The Committee Workhonse and Prisons respectfully
Touching the Parish Prison, which they have inspected
find it in lis povera clearly well ordered condition.
the epas in which tie building stands in
need your committee end thing,
much alton of fifty eight hundred dollars
made by the Counc for the purpose of said repairs
which will come most op2QFtnne ThsTe is hOweyer one
condem The Keeper informs that in of
s 5S 5 avS s from s he @
cdpse1 the vicious eNpedienl Of bain
them rainy day into the CUTTERS Of the street
needed this institution is herewith appended marked A.
In vi it this Asylum Of the Insane found the
clenny and proper attention given to the inmates Toe a h.
tub and showerbah- most important apparatus for such
institution is sadly out of repair and s uld be at attended
list of Indispensable articles for the Asylum herewith
presented marked b. many of which be procured The
house and for which hope the necessary reqason will
The i we department Of the Police Jail we found ceany and
Three lamps required The back stairway aud
in the office Teny bedsteAd needed and twenty
be used by the inmates advantage the building Your
committee would recommend wnchman be stationed here
at night the is OF the opinion that The present
force is sufficient
Our next visit to the We speak
concentration the ceany orderly active lfeke
appearance presented by this institution We conducted
into department by The Superintendent found
thing lis place AMI place r everything. The Superinend
That furnih the
Grated by wanted the Parish Prison. Insane AsYlrm
etc He also informed that recently he did receive the
usual quantity of old wood etc from wharves plank roads
formerly and that in he nearly Of
wood This should be looked avoid the additional expense
purchasing wood.
marks of commenda ion Of the Work House applies equally
this institution The hathhouse in bad order and should he
renntred Military tactics should be introduced in this nsti
tnon the neglect of their usual routine in learning
trades
MAGTONI Chairman.
W F. HODGKINS,
JAMES DAVIS.
New ORLEANS, May s. 1861.
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