New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-01

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| JOHN II. MONROE, Mayor.
| The following message from the Mayor was read
| MAYoRALrf New ORLEANS
To the Honorable the Corumon Connect: '' '' -(''
Genenen-I havn the honor your honorable
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General c. T. Beauegard for Common Council Of New
Respectfully, JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
On motion of Mr.. Beggs, the Photographic
| Views of Fort SUMTER" referred to, were ae-
cepted
and, on motion of Mr.. Beggs, laid on the table,
subject to call:
MAroRALIT OF New onLEAss,}
To the Honorable President and Mem asrs,
Gentemer-The following es9lpton from your honorable
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R1scS h% viii esby made The n Of The Assist
R,soeI ieS Tint vi ordinances or parts of ordinances
conflicting with the foregoing be and the hereby
would respectfully direct yor attention to ordinance No
the City Laws aud Ordinances under the head of Wba
This section embraces hs WHO'S Of he e=onton before me,
Poi ing ont sTPe[ the diss of harngers and the penal
ala e%ion would in ny humble opinion be 81
nature to the resolution.
JOHN t MONROE Mayor
| The Treasurer's report of re eipts and dsburse-
ments for the week ending Saturday the 9th in
slant, showing balance of SG6, 96G 49, was read,
| and, on motion, referred to the Finance Commit
| tee.
communication from J. Bruneau, Inspector
elect of Wood and Coal offering his securities, was
read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
A communication from Charles r Fagot, Keeper
elect of the Powder Magazine, offering his sec1ri
| tiss, was read, and, on motion, referred to the
Finance Committee.
| The following message from the Board of Alder.
| men was read
BOARD or. pr A J, ,:E1
| To The Honorable the Pre- ,ideut and members
l,., -, of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
orabe body concurrsd in by The Aldermen
rsasrs @ o eSon fo he '1 S S s on Tile
eo9!ao organizing tht selmerips Of The heads of
resolution granting permission to J. T. Bailey to
Aresoution requesting waterorks Company to comply
| wlhthetr charter with an anendment)
| CHARLES CLAIBORNE, sec,y.
| The amendment of the Board of Aldermen, viz
by striking out all after the words " all plugs out
| of ORDER to the following resolution, adopted by
| this Board, was read. On motion, the rules were
| suspended, and said amendment was On motion of
! Mr.. Beggs, concurred in:
"a resolution recurring ,ls aerwGrs Directors have said
| The following message from the Board OF Alder
men read
| 3 BoARDog A1nnn,iES, !
To the Honorable the Presi e Lent and Members
oGa@ e5Ss are P S dHS e in the fol-
resolution accepting Dnne as he Sc nrity of Ell.
gene puprt Assistant "hartnger Second District
resolution requiring the Street Commissioner have the
| street
resolution glnng 70 AlG@son 4 Mndge permission
st. Peter and st. cIanae stree '''"'s 'A Tue corner oil
s Jackson street between the city Of Eea oTGans a1d y
bns and na sr 6 70 80 be ea
| gust, 1851, etc.
GuAs. CLAIBORNE, sec,y.
Mr. BENT appeared and took his seat.
The following resolution, adopted by the Roard
OF Aldermen, referred to in the foregoing message
was read
Resolution ennnling contract lease ferry pvi
Ei h. mi We p city 2. New 9Eeans and
priy ge Monday, the 18th day Of Avg m 1861 Gil
On motion of Mr. Leefe, the rules were suspend
ed, said resolution read second time, and CON
CURED in.
Yeas Messrs. Msgioni Allen, Beebe, Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Dupre, Laborde, Leefe, Mensman and
Seieshnaydre-ll.
Nays: None.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, referred to in the FOREGOING messape
were read, and on notion referred to the Commit
tee on Police and Health.
a resolution granting TO Abertson Nudge permission
Peter and s onde re situate " the eon0r of ST.
resolution recurring the Street Commissioner cow
The following resolutions, adopted by the Board
OF Aldermen, referred to in the foregoing MESA ee
were read; on motion, the rules were suspended
said resolutions read second time and unanimous
ly concurred in:
resolution aeeepipg A5mand Dupr5 the security Eu
teSoo aa,hGf ~ The Conproer to warrant the
Mr.. Leefe moved that the Mayors message, re-
lative TO providing depot for provisions for the
families of volunteers be taken up from the table
and acted on. Carried.
Mr.. Leefe offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were read, the rules being sus-
pended, and unanimously adopted:
TO he Mayor heir wlnpness to as sf' IN r ,h
amls q our aben! volunteers by sending appointed
those in need ''''S
Refo'rs aeoe That the iron building the of
be and the hereby placed the disposal planters
tend Of The c,y Surveyor.
On motion of Mr., Leefe, the foregoing preamble
and resolution were, by unanimous consent, sent
to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence.
PEryTIoNs.
The following petitions were read and referred
as follows, viz:
TO the Finance Committee:
OF r l. Mitchell Captain OF City Guards asking the assist
y, Of 3. R Miller, a policeman, asking relief
To the Police Committee:
OF GSn oSd an" md on TshonnOe
CINE and Saw mill establishment be removed, etc,
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Beggs offered the following resolution which
was read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee:
Resooed That the sum of tso handred and fifty dollars be
and the is appropriated The military organization
known the Citizens Gurrf for the purpose assisting
said company purchase said appropriation to be
made out of any moneys otherwise appropriated
Mr.. Beggs offered the following resolution, which
was read, and, on motion. the rules were sus-
pended said resolution read second time, and
unanimously adopted
Resdtd hat leave Of absence be granted DR. Berhel0
es SIX wek Dr. scracey attending to his duties during his
absence free Of any expense to the city.
On motion OF Mr. Beggs, the foregoing resolution
was, by unanimous consent, sent to the Board of
Aldermen for concurrence.
Mr.. Beggs offered the following resolution, which
was read, and, on motion, referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings:
ResgrR That the Street Commissioner be
authorized and requested to have bridge built Claiborne
eanal at the intersection Of First st eet. Fourth District
Mr.. Beggs offered the following resolution,
which was read: on motion, the rules were sus-
pended, said resolution read q second time and
unanimously adopted
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