New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03
All of which is respectfully submitted,
~g1. r-%E REV EUG. ROUSSEAU Cashier.
The following communication from the Treasurer


All of which is respectfully submitted, II
The following communication from the Treasurer
was read: a| ,e5,.s
| E5i+ sSss. s.51 TREAsURER's DEPARrMEyT,l
~ g. New Orleans Oct l, 1861 S.
Gentemen-In accordance with resolution 57Go the Com
to date the Of eleven thousand hundred eight
q and eighty Goas a
ss688-threen thousand six hundred and eighty eight
'0'lsF' very ss BSa GfF fGas City Treasurer
The following communication from the Comp
troer was read and, motion, referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
csMRTf ssGisl s, osEicE, CITY f., HaI+
Honorable Common Council Of the city Of New, Orleans
GenemenIn conformity with resolutions Nos. 81 30, 81
day adudiesied the tres contracts below e tioned VIZ
lst contract for attending and keeping il repair three
security chas Rolling S''0 - 'f 'S'snsf
ID contract for sstsnding and keeping for three
Langhstee. for 8 soo1seenFity n Rivera
- sssPe 70 spf ~ Ss
| Ia 10 ~ B. W. REBRARD, D'ty Comptroller
The following communications from the Board
of Aldermen were read ~
H. n M, .-5.e BOARD or ALpERMES,s
To the Honorable the President and Mernbsso ifhe
able body wee coneurred il BY he Board Of Aldermen
resolution authorizing the Comptroller warrant on the
resolution accepting B. Harrison IS The security y q JOS
resoiuiou accepting james FOrgay E. T. Parker and P
a. the securities of c. Fago Keeper of the
se s Rpn sn Mfss AID Toms R, Ssy Bier
Committee to theVolunteer Roller Committee ~,
resolution ten thousand dollars Tor the relief
= resolution afhorzng the Street Commissioner build
bridge across Claiborne Canal at First street. Fourth District
Fire Free cSnasa1y No. iS e &c paf
preambleand resolution requesting the Mayore detail
policeman Tor Coliseum Square. 49,
the Police and Ere Alarm fsiegapb LOT current expenses Of
resolution aatlsIzng The Surveyor issue 10 j. Coleman
street, the necessary certificates, etc.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Sec'y
BOARD ALDERMEN,
To the Honorable President aud Members the
Gentlemen following resolution adopted BY your honor
able body, coprurred in BY the Board Of Aldermen
Of city taxes licenses the Treasury Coneder.
tfIAs. CLAIBORNE sec'y
September IS, 1851
of The Board of Assistant Aldermen:
oss Ssy &osd q Ad e aS1! non
Treasury Of The Confederate States payment d ali city
r@'@s's oHAs. CLAIBORNE sscret4ry.
30 Board OF ALDERNEN,sl
~ 81, xr, -, a., D., September 20, 1861.
Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
CONFERENCE.-THE following resolutions, adopted by your
Rssoa'i9ns ahgzng tho ot,y Treasurer is,qe notes
fractional parts Of do!ler and three dollars
GHAs. CLAIBORNE. Secretary.
report Of John Slemmer, Wharfnger of the
second aad Third Districts, on the condition of the
Wharves, was read, and, on motion, referred to
INC committee on Streets aud Landing.
| --t4...-e d .-. G.. PETITIONS, = ----.
The following petitions were read, and, on mo.
| ton, laid on the table subject to call: a- e..
4 OIL A. Engelshem asking that he appointed Sexton
2 Of Henry lowensen asking be appointed sexton
| Of the Fourth District Cemetery. '-
| The following petitions were read, and, on mo.
| ton, referred to the Finance Committee, viz: 81
ofN NJ Bailey President First Draining District asking
thai he Board Of said District be allowed the City
| 8, Ufv. St Geran, asking payment of bill
| !, OF. Belsom praying for relief ee
| The petition of property.owners on Claiborne
street, from the Jackson Railroad to Elysian Fields
street, praying that contract for the construction
| OF a railroad and running of horse-cars on said
street be sold, etc., was read and on motion re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and Landings.
The following petitions were read and on mo-
| ton, referred TO the Committee on Police and
Health
l. or Nimck & Smith asking permission 10 erect Cook
q John ,lyte asking permission the business
tween Victory and Leyee streets S''sS' 's'
RESOLUTIONS. I
Mr.. Leefe offered the following resolution which
was read, and, on motion of Mr., Leefe laid on the
table, subject to call:
Resord That from aud after the passage this resolution
the compensation allowed the Sheriff Of the Parish Orleans
for the keeping and all prisoners Parish
Prison, for which the city liable Shalt and hereby
at The rate OF thrtyseyG and half per day for
prisoner ring the existence of the and that after the
war the rate shall be twenty five per day. aforesaid
Mir. Leete offered the following preamble and
resolution, which were read and laid over till the
| next meeting, under the rules:
Whereas the Governor of this has. proclamation
queSied that all banks other places Of bus
inss1 b closed at o'clock p NJ each day order to allow