New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-24


reading OF the minutes dispened v h.
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six ii nsand stahd Of arms for the He Of cit Of New ~
lean in case Of d en- aud authorizing the Mavor
armoers Adopted AID sent to Board Of Assistants for concur
The Board Of Assistants by mcssage asked concurrence n
seye resoiucn among which The important the
A. opti2n pproprI,ting 10000 for defending the
a JON committee to tpot csoImons apDropratHr s3Go Ju0
for PE2Ttng the amiles Of hose who have volunteered
reolg';on "ppreprans for the payment Of sundry bills
Ies2u'ion thorlng the Maror purchase certain pro-
pey om Maams Fo,nS: ,ss rsoe% Co%eTe fd in H.
A. Geaton informing the Council Of their hsviss formed
hone guard. spread nTon he minutes Wy
w. Hart. oise resolution authorizing the Mechanics
road from London avenue Adopted and the Board of
The balance due them for 1859 and 1850 Referred Committee
Mr. De abar.e offered resolution authorizing Mayor
morers t9 each at aay exceeding S0O each per
Mr. Wz offe ed resolution for employing guard
for the Powder magazine Adopted and the Board of
The ] and t, rep1Tted upon matters referred to
Mr. Har gave notice that he wi hdrew his notice of
fer i Of Ne [ss23n acce ting the Tor iron
The Board then adjourned.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMES.-Present, a
quorum and Mr. Mag oni in the chair
The II eaureIs report showed fund on hand of Sl943 55
Re erred.
canal digging ec ao #dadcaon Of hs farming St Bcr-
astor ETC. Al re:ered 10 Finan"c Commee .''''S
tn ne r9mPT%r % receipt q ;eas1 proposals to fur
The Bo rd of Aldermen reported concurrence sundry
ex endig hs work The amen lnent vas 'i terprcf
The Board Of Aldermen asked in the following
TO bridges at intersections in the Third District
TO lights certain intersections in the Third District
To lava snulre block nayament on Old avea srea+ from,
Bicnviiie to 1 Mi. La Il over.
Rs2red @ % on % and III ieSh 5" OF SsA''e
Petition, offered One vas from the Fossil Guards Of
the aronne and ST. JoepG strec ! TeoIaon wa
o"s ""% 'sT' Gd@ f
The em?y Of buildings no. s'"ndGg din on th@1 Part Of Ola
The School Board Of the First District through President
Sho for hs %d 5 at hf r. of m o@Pge ] and nd
being equa and the oea,io much better A resolution &c
jackson School 10 he intersection named was offered and its
merits being explained 9y Mr. Hall and by Mr. Geggs
The Louisiana Guards Capt Gardey petioned for the
a Of he S mr. G @ IN aUT"
IT. to @ efT d h pc ps d to The Set oct m oa wh
the company The petition .nd resolution finally reerre,
The German Turner's Society announced their organization
hs EJW 5 "9S 'sf r
SERVICES to he Mayor and Common Council. Accepted.
% FIR Di 10 a "0'
Mr. Peer;on @ Ge ed resolution 10 buy an iron safe for h
H. b offered reSols,io9 prohibit boys from ayin
penalties M9ons to lay on the table and withdrawal OF
Mr.. Duprs offered resolution that in view of the city
sr@ilenea hnnmcss and our our alarming condition alt pub
and that he Compol he postpone the sale of
t commitre Mr.. Dnpre adyoca ed tne resolution Mr. 4re
cons m9on wa" NJ s. The mG9n TO G10o wS & S@f T ed by
+ mss,iHF he %ouIl roye rseons's S,"n: - ~ ,., w. ~
The Spqrd # Aldermen asked concurrence in resoln