New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
AID. DUPRE, Chairman,
j. MORGAN HALL,
U. +. SEICSHNAYDRE,
JAMES DAVTS

The following resolution, published in the jour-
nal of the proceedings of this Board of the 23d
inst, referred to in the foregoing report, and
amended by said committee as therein stated was
read; on motion, the rules were suspended, said
resolution, as amended, was read o second time
and unanimously adopted:
amoirs for the of the the Frs Dis
The following resolution, published in the iour-
nal of the proceedings Of this Board of the 23d
inst, referred to in the foregoing report was read
OH motion, the rules were suspended, said resou-
ton read second time and unanimously adopted
safe for the Office oftho Oh eff Of Police
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read; on motion, the rules were
suspended, said resolution was read second time
and unanimously adopted:
Rssosa That ne ComPTGsr warrant on the Treasurer for
l. Joseph Kc'non, copy OF ordinance of Secession and
.. j. ., Sic art coal for Par.h P 81
3: v Demon eue, lpd for PAri,h Prison. IS so
The following resolution referred to in the forego-
ing report, was read on motion the rules were
suspended, said resolution was read second time
and adopted
Yeas: Messrs. Beggs, Davis, Dupre, FrGmaux,
Hall, Kingsland Leefe, Msgoini, Patterson, Seicsh-
naydre and shepherd-ll.
Nays: None.
RGped THAI the Of W J. Seymour, to supply the
city for year. with blanks und binding the when
s5 f 9f Ss A r Il b. y and @
BE- a R S@s
Ssg tx Ih hs sfS1
secnrites offered by W. Seym r to Wit Thos Ksee and .
Cook Youpg Co.. securities offered by Alex Levy being
accepted.
COMMITTEE ON POLICE AND HEALTH.
The following report of the Committee on Police
and Health was read, and, on motion unani-
mously adopted.
petition of Peer Seber asking pprssicn to erect seam en-
' ~ h5S n o o s 4 re eomnda by liberty "n
Ny thereon and TO rec mn the adoption Of the accompany
S resolution g5t eapaG f ii P@ I the petitioner
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49,. a. F. n sE HAHN SSAYnRE.
The following resolution, published in the pro-
ceedings of this Board of the 9th instant referred
to in the foregoing report, was read on motion, the
rules were suspended, said resolution read second
time and unanimously adopted:
resolution granting permission Seibert to erect steam
engine on his premises, eI',
COMMITTEE On IMPROVEMENTS AND BUILDINGS.
The following report of the Committee on I'm
provements and Buildings was read and, on mo-
ton, unanimously adopted:
The Gnmm'ee on Nu ding, md Improvements have the
honor submit I'll 70 lowing report upon the several subjects
ref FRED 10 them viz:
l. Upon the petition of u1ge Fggleon asking for certain
repairs 10 The court of Fifth District unavnr-
USens oo@ he oa Of Ais w ' aS'%og " X
Of The h Dtrei Recordq Of" and lac I in n wb Ggi
concurrence is recommended.
eS Ts co re- r. Ie -, ne ~ hsh r9n hnlidgs pro
dred dollars, which is recommend, Il for adoption.
JAMES DAVIS
W. y. FnDGKINS,
J. MAGIDNI
The following resolution. adopted by the Board
OF Aldermen, referred to in the fore going report
was read; on motion, the rules were suspended,
said resolution read a second time and unani-
mausly conCnrred in:
resolution z Surveyor tn repqir The roof Ct the
lteEorderS Cont and lock I'M in the Third district,
The following resolution, published in the journal
OF the proceedings of this Board of the I'd lust re-
ferred to in the foregoing report, was read
rrsou ion authorizing Surveyor TO cause the Parish
Prison hn.linP to no repaired Ic.
Uh motlon, the rules were suspended, said reso-
luton was read second time and adopted by the
following vote, viz:
Yeas: Messrs, Beggs, Davis, DnprG, Fr6maux,
Hall, klngsand, Leete, Magoni, Patterson, Seicsh-
naydre and Shepherd-ll.
Nays: None
order to introduce the following resolution. Car
ried.
Rsocd That the Surveyor and he s hereby authorized
nave the wood rail nsl undng the Mepomene Canal
placed In roper repair and condition Immediately and at as low
q price as possible
The foregoing resolution having been read was,
on motion of Mr.. Beggs, referred to the Committee
on Streets ard landings.
On motion Of Mr.. Dupr& the Board adjourned to
Tuesday, the 7th May next Mt O'Clock P. NJ.
JOHN E. HOLLAND, Secretary.
ENROsT s. co., DEALERS IN BOOTS. SHOES. BRO
4 gans, Hats Caps, etc, No. 10 Magazine street.
NOhGER & SON, \. O., DEALERS IN ALI. K1NnS
Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods "orNet Magazine ant
f3rayier streets
I yoNs. L. W. s. CO., SENs, soys'A yoUTH'
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