New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

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Fourth srct1To Gab CoTrtjoe security Patrick IT.
| what $50 % one thousand dola, per annum,
''A'' s'''''' '''' '. burhfEss1s, Comptroller.
Messrs. Toledano and Seicshnaydre appeared
| and took their seats.
| Mr.. Leefe moved to lay the foregoing commune
cation on the table, subject to call
| Mr.. Patterson moved that the said communca-
| ton be referred to the Committee on Streets and
| Landings, which motion being put. was carried.
Yeas: Messrs. Beggs, Davis, Hodgkns Kings
| land, Leeie, Patterson, Seicshnaydre and Toe-
| dano--S.
Nays: Messrs, Beebe, Duprd, Hall, Magioni and
| Mr.. Patterson moved that the rules be suspended
| in order that he might introduce resolution, re-
| lave to the election of Directors in the New
| Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad Com
| pany, and the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great
| Western Railroad Company.
| Yeas: Messrs. Beebe, Beggs, Davis, Hodgkins,
| kingslaud, Magioni, Patterson and Toledano-S.
| Nays: Messrs. Dupre, Hall, Leefe, seicshnnydre
| and Shepherd.
| The chair having decided that the rules were
suspended, Mr. Hall appealed from said decision.
The yeas and nays being called the dicislon of
the chair was not sustained
Yeas Messrs. Beggs, Davis, Kingsland and
Patterson-4.
Nays: Messrs. Beehe, DuprG, Hall, Hodgkins
Leefe Seicshnaydre, Shepherd and Toledauo-9
A report of John Slemmer, Wharfinger of the
Second and Third Districts, on the condition of the
wharyes and levees in the second section was
read, and, motion, referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings
PETITIONS.
The petition of d. Cox, asking payment of bill,
was, on motion, referred to the Finance Committee
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. HodgkinS offered the following resolutions
which were read, aud, motion, referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
eso!ee That The Street Commissioner be and he hereby
ct h ssSyi sUd 2 n ssw on s sS M m
Streets st. LOUIS and ayez Streets and Toulouse and Gavez
Roigs That The Street Commissioners be and he hereby
@ to der The for nans and reparng he
erssetons of Roehebave DoEten's and Broad streets with
Mr.. Patterson offered the following resolution,
which read, and, on motion of Mr.. Beebe, re-
ferred to the Finance Committee:
Yeas; Me>srs Beebe, Beggs. Davis, DaprG, Hall,
Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leete, Margioni, Seicshnay-
DIRE, Sheppard and roledano-l2.
Nay Mr.. Patterson-l.
heoos TIT the Governor Of the Stats be and he hereby
time for much Of the 500 m approDne ed Tor the defence
voaner Who e now Or may hsrear be into t hs
s ' ao o 81 OF ha cG@ s " they
Mr.. Leete offered the following resolution, which
was read:
Roca That the Financ Committee be report
to the Council Ct It's 81 neS = %he,r it E9nta got be for
nddi nal TAX Of per cent on real and personal properly in
VISION by the SoriIsin fnaa'ics '
Mr.. Leefe moved that the rules be suspended, in
it on its final passage. Carried.
Yeas: Messrs Beebe, Beggs, Davis, DuprG, Hall,
Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leefe, Magioni, seicshnay-
Dire and TOedauO-ll.
Nays: Messrs Patterson and Shepherd-2.
Said resolution having been read second time,
was on motion of Mr.. Beebe, adopted.
Yeas: Messrs. Beebe BeggS Davis, DuprG, Hall,
Hodgkins, Kinssland, Leeie, Magioni, Patterson,
Se!cslnaydre, Shepherd and Toledano-l3.
Nays: None.
MI. Hall moved that the foregoing vote be re-
considered Mr.. Beggs moved to lay said motion
on the table. Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Beebe, Beggs, Davis, Dupre Hall,
Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leee, Magoni, Patterson,
Seicshnaydre, Shepherd and Toledano-l3.
Nays None.
Mr.. Leefe offered the following resolution. which
read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee:
Eo,es That the Charmen Of The Fipeucs Committee, of
are hereby empowered ana auihorSed 20 instruct the C9mptro
The Govelnor Of The State Of Louisiana for he sam Of inv
thousand dols the said being intended loan
Stare for the cqppng and supplying volunteer
Go1p nov IN M or Who M now nrePaTng 70 en2 for the
REPORT OF CoMMITTEEs-FINANcE.
Mr.. DuprG, Chairman Of the Finance Committee, |
offered the following report, which read, and,
on motion una nimously adopted:
TIL Finance Committee have the honor report follows
Upon resolution directing The Comptroller 10 place the
cSrders under recent act o. The egjsae as otcers Of TIER
sent substitute heysor and r3commenl is G"I
resolution pay s.ndry bills duly inedond approved
~ A J. h5 REGR2 i fsf!f"n"
JANIS DAVIS.
The following resolution, referred to in the fore |
going report, was read
On motion, the rules were suspended said reso-
luton read second time and adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, viz
Yeas Messrs. Beebe, Beggs, Duprt. Hall, Hodg
kins, Kingsland. Leefe, Magion, Patterson, Seic-
shnaydre and Toledano-ll.
Nays: None.
Res6leed 1hat the Comptroller the Treasurer for
NE 81 9 n" e s E ea6 and Third Dis
tric for election Of District udg~s 90
I Wilson, spring wagon #olk-hone.. 81 %
H. B3sworth y f., O., ice supplied city during The |
H De May G., hay oats, bran supplied ~
George !" Ries Washing towels for The use Of city OIL O .
during the month Of April 1861. .... "a 10
i Fqlmo itching cotton ne ting aenms' etc, for
T. n BoyI@n Iieuicnan fst District Police laors '0i ii
to prisoners in April! 1861 ~. ....... 1873 %
To- pri o"srs in Hp sS fore ratons IN
Lieut. f. Ma1e4, third Psct fSles 1sons Pi
racks Station for April, 1861. .........:.,. 81 90
f"rie for o. AGILE ey s f@0S 10 and he Of 81 40
The following resolution, being substitute Of
fered by said committee for the 50 resolution di-
rectiDg the Comptroller to place officers of the
several Recorders Courts on the pay roll, etc. -
published in the journal of the proceedings of this
Board of the 9th April lasD was read. On motion,
second time, and adopted by the following vote,
viz:
Yeas: Messrs. Beggs, Baebe, Davis, Dupr6,
Hall, Hodgkins Kingsland, Leefe, Magioni, Patter-
son, Seicsbnaydre and Totedano-12
Nays: None.
Reoe That the Comptroller Big and he IS hereby nsruced
Of e u Ts may sceS S az Of @ b he
atue a. Officers of their repeetiV courts on he city pol
an o;:s so.wi' $40 Re- nsjoE VII
he regular pol ee iorcs his city, '" Ut taken out oil
Mr.. Beggs moved for q suspension of the rules,
in order to introduce the following resolution.