New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

70 the Honorable the Common Council ,uo-s c.,r =,
Hatch ESD Coec,e Customs for port Of New Orleans
relative Marine Hospital and *s that such action may be
taken hereupoa as in your jiaEtse M may nt
LAM gentlemen 'Ssps'',Jji6 Join r. MoSR Sh, Mayer,
CuSroM.HousE: NEw 0ELEANs,2
S respectfully solicit attention to the enclosed copy
States dated The ISM My instant. in relation e
resolution adopted by Congress TIE sn ct OF sick and dis
samea copy of which resolution also TRANSMIT to you
enclosed: 80 ,-, - Il, c.. or ,,, ,rras
ury Efe5ire know from Whether the city corporation of
rev W M in tke enclosed resHluon Of congress
and in order facilitate your acton IN TIE promises fe 10
been rs 70 losss
In APRIL 1851. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1872 0S
In May, 1861 SO far. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 50
And further leave to state that have no reasons to @
eve the latter amount viii be increased during The exist
e"'' yerv respectfuIv your ODE ient servant,
'''' 1'>iS'''N''' +. H, HATCH, Collector.
i-0"' - Mayor of the City of New Orleans.
Cs.A. TREASURY DEPARrnExF
Montgomery, May Is, 1851
F. II HATCH , t5f of Customs New Orleans La
srI you enclosed resolution Of Congress fer the
Im must immeaiasy be reduced to required
all oga dismissed whose employment canno' be paid for
receive this fa ~ will f9ne Tt n5 the
vorr charge located and whether the city
lion will lake charge OF the same upon The terms BY
then Won can ascertain bether authorities will under
ISsg Charity medical would lake charge
the hospital on the terms proposed H., A., o,,ou
s bit the Y R 0 n 6S sa and
have repudated the doctrine of bnnes of supporting one
the Of others proposes 70 leave charities
feeling and 80 place the sck Of ali classes and
p aEss AMPLE nP provision for disabled IFS
deny that will not e sn IN being left to The
Respectfully; your obedent servant, ,,,1>-,r
Secretary of the Ire .sury.
a resolution in relation 10 Msrine Hospitals ,ou
ca Tina; the expene of The Marine Hospitals in the Confed
States be limited to the uns rec wed for the! sup
Place Of such hospitals may be practicable under the
f o zee op amy ae for H. AND to
therein such seamen as the fund.- allowed by Ia" for their sup
Signed HOWELL; COBB,
Approved May 16, 1861 .,,,,r,r,a,o,-
Mr.. Beggs moved that the foregoing message and
ACCOMMODATING documents be referred to the FL
nance Committee and the city physicians. Carried
The following message from the Mayor was read,
and, on motion of Mr.. Dupre laid on the table sub
jeet to call
nA'G Gity Hs 2S Nay Nay g 2Hf is5i }
To the Honorable the President and Members "'
honorable body, has BEEN lad before me- for approva
Reoss That the Comptroller be and he hereby instructed
place the Of the parties who may be appontd by he
nre of their respective Courts the city petee
o he o same salary bs pT to s dy 5 p9e he
so appointed by shall be taken the regular
The la Legislature referred to in the above resolution
mp with a s s f e bs ss aR
do question lie right of the Legislature confer such
authority the Recorders nor have the slightest dispo,n
h n f a ct bs 9sffH B
in this matter and without any uhorty of law assume to re-
them by the Legislature BY limiting the cnoice Of officers
wh 50 far as teRe the If s
the Re- ord The Council The ha rests n @
charter that respect entirely unchanged by the giaon
That legislation is additional existing sta'nes bit
ef beY me G Of
they occupied before the Legislature acted The subject in
powers the Recorders increased
BY an iDeroase Of The Of the Council am
ha the nr or by any gre
ps sASs
already stated vested Exclusively Mayor And yet your
the control Of the Mayor portion the police
entirely of his hands, and transferred oher
parties not authorized by the charter or by any other act OF
For these reasons am constrained to withhold my signature
Respectfully, JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
The Treasurer's report of receipts and disburse.
ments for the week ending Saturday, 18th instant,
showing a balance Of ST240 q, was read, and, on
motion of Mr.. Beggs, referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
The following message from the Board of Alder
BOARD or ALDERMEN,
May %, 1861.
To the Honorable the President and Members
of the Board OF Assistant Aide men :
Conference.-The following resolutions adopted by your hon
Gio he Gena Board Of
to sxe nSe @ to aT will b. Rs a S
Second District, Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
1''Sp''''D"'' CHAs CLAIBORNE. sec'y
The following message from the Board of Alder
men was read:
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
May q, 1861 s
To the Honorable the President and Members ,,,,
. 2 of The Board of A 'siStRnt Aldermen
Conference.-The following resell lions adopted by your hon
orabe body we're sonenrred in b. the Board Of Adermen
Treasurer for the payment bills tAdoped May 4h
the appointment of special committee of
of the Board of Assistant Aldermen and four
and practicabity Of reducing the expenses Of the city
we're H. and he come ~ and Lsndg
appointed a committee Of conference upon the same ~
lights placed certain intersections of the Third District of the
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to have two
bridges made at the corner Of Bassee and Cee:ne Streets
and two at The corner of Union and CeeStine Streets
CaAs. CLAIBORNE sec'y.
On motion of Mr.. Beggs, the Committee of
Streets and Landings was appointed committee
of conference on the following resolutions, adopted
by the Board of Aldermen, rejected by this Board,
and persisted in by the said Board of Aldermen,
viz
A resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner cause
lights to be placed at certain intersections of the Third Dis
trict, etc.
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner have two
bridges made at the of BEatee and Ceesme Streets
and two at the of Union and Celesliue streets.
Mr.. Patterson appeared and took his seat
On motion of MIR. Leefe, leave of absence was
granted to the Hon. E. Toledano, assistant Al
derman of the Second Ward) member of the Bat
talon of Washington Artillery, now en- route for
the seat of war.
MIR. Davis appeared and took his seat.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Fr6maux offered the following resolution,
which was read on motion, the rules were sus-
pended, said resolution read a second time, and
unanimously adopted:
Reoloed That the Surveyor be and he hereby requested
a1ve with the President of the Works Com.
PAM open plugs the the city where may
be necessary, during summer time for the public
Mr. Dupr6 offered the following resolution,
which was read; on motion, the rules were sus-
pended, said resolution read a second time and
adopted:
Yeas: Messrs. Bakewell Beggs, Davis, DuprG,
Fremaux, Hodgkins, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson and
Seicshpaydre-l0.
Nays; None.
Rsord Tha the Finance Commute be and they hereby
athozd TO settle with the Board Of Assessors for balance
also for balances which may be due for 1859 and
Years aud tho Comptroller is authorized the
treasurer Tor the
REroRT OF CoMMITTEES-FINANCE.
MT. DlpFe, chairman of the Finance Committee
onefea the following report, which was read and
on motion, unanimously adopted:
OFFICE no OF the THE FlNAScg CoMmrrEE,}
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