New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

: Mr.. Seicshnaydre offered the following resolu
= | ton which was read, and, on motion of Mr.. Du
pre-, referred to the Finance Committee:
Resored That the Commissary St Bernard
and he Is hereby authorized to buy and furnish light
Mr.. BENT moved that the vote by which the fore
gong resolution was referred to the Finance Com
mittee be reconsdered. Carried
sad resolution, having been read de nouo Mr.
ieeie moved to amend the same by adding the fol
lowing provsG provided, the oil be purchased
ana furnished under acquisitions of the Financ,
committee" Carried. Said resolution thu
amended, was read second time and unanimous
~ ADOPTED, the rules being suspended
Mr.. Davis moved that the report of the Suryeyo,
~ feiaiioR to the petition fof property holders OF
Magnolia street from Felicity road to Upper Line
street. asking that a ballast road be constructed
on SAID street." Gead and laid on the table subject
to call April 80, 1861, be now taken up Carried
SAID report, having been read, Mr.. Davis moved
that the Secretary be authorized to publish said
petition according to law" 80
MIR. BENT moved that said report and motion he
laid on the table, subject to call. Carried
REPORT OF Observation-Disclosures
! Mr. BENT, chairman pro TEN. of the Finance Com
mittee, presented the following report, which was
| read, and, on motion, unanimously adopted:
The Finance Committee have the honor report upon the
l. Upon petition 'ss ,ns ta
cate warrant No 2s6 be issued BY the CITY Surveyor your
f esar to iii Ffs Of 1Snpm.D Hvnrs
amounting to SOL - recommend the
|
spnr 9S beg ssaye to present resolution pay
| JAS. BnGGS "' -'''' p'0 'e'n
me following resolution, referred to in the fore.
| going report, was read.
On motion, the rules were suspended, said reso-
| lowing vote, viz:
| Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Allen, BENT, Davis.
Dupr6, Hodgkins, Kingsand, Leefe, Mensnan and
Sechsnaydre-lO.
] Naua
Rolge That The COMPTROLLER on the Treasurer in
of 81 onhpa4 hyams Tor the snm Of hundred and
new bridges On LONDON avenue and GENTLY road Third Dis
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
| going report, was read
RsDe That the Gomp9sr warrant the
ls' Charles A. Dc Ar Arms Deputy Surveyor General
I'd New Orleans Bee adyeFtising proclamation Of S' "
loaisiana Stats zstug advertising opening Of 'O'
4h william PP cleaning pfives Of the Work House ~ ~
Mr.. Dupr6 moved to strike out from the foreeo
ing resolution item first: " Charles A. de Arnlas,
Deputy Surveyor General, for surveys and plans
for opening streets, $3.50 90" and that said item
be referred back to said committee. Carried
| On motion, said resolution amended as afore-
said, was unanimously adopted, the rules being
suspended.
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read:
10 ssSs &c The he be and he hereby authorized
ing to S3s9 81 Nhree Thousand four and ftynine
Of hsnew house eves see5 sud b harng
bean lest in the transmission of the archives from Montgomery
On motion, the rules were suspended, the fore
going resolution read a second time, and adopted
by the following vote, viz:
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Bergs BENT
DAVIS, Dupre, kingsland, Leefe, Mensman and
SYSTEMATICALLY.
Nays: None.
The Board of Aldermen, through their secre-
Of
following resolution this day adopted by them:
A resolution inviting the Board of ststent Aldermen 10
re- se aG BOARD Of in secret session. this evening
Said resolution having been read, was, on mo. |
tlon, unanimously concurred in, the rules being |
suspended.
The Board of Aldermen having been notified of |
the concurrence of this Board in the foregoing re- |
solution, appeared in the Council Chamber.
Members present Board of Aldermen: Hon
$. P. DeLabarre, President pro tenn Messrs. Cox, |
Forstail, Hucklns, 5titn and Wtz-6.
Board of Assistant Aldermen: Hon. ]. Magioni
President; Messrs. Allen, Beggs, BENT, Davis,
DGppre, Aodgkins Ringsland, Leefe, Mensman and
Setcshuaydre-tI.
On motion, the doors we're closed, and the Com.
mon Council sat in secret session. After short
tlme, the doors were opened and the Board of
Aldermen retired, and thereupon the Board of As |
slstant Aldermen proceeded with the business
before it.
COMMITTEE ON STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Mr. Davis, Chairman of the Committee on Streets
T.,
which was read, and, on motion, unanimously
adopted:
The Commute. o. Streets and Landings the honor to re-
port npon The following subjects referred them w
l. Favoraby upon The petition Barnett and other.
asking thai fence be placed around the fortiGc atoms AZ
panade street from fa ing uio the itch
enclosing ths ane etc. resolution accordingly presented
Tor adoption authorizing the Surveyor said ditch
lars. " ~ '
Favoraby the petition of the City Railroad Cornpsnv
aski that ordinance M 57S be SO ~ to read
nat aid railroad company allowed substitute
iron for Hat rails GreAmen
to the Barracks and other respect said road to he co
structsd agreeaby the - which your commit
Tee recommend Provided that said toe space
between the tracks, after the Of ther
railroads Magazine street, Four District and ibat when
company shal taks the lay ia its place the
LAT iron rail- as rzquu ed in their original contract
j. our COMMITTEES recommend The adoption
his Board directing the Street
&iatng in White street. between Lab srens
o be h-d with dirt from the banks OF Broad street Canal
intending So esoluon by adding thereto the provided
he cost thereof does not exceed seventy five doars-D
T. adoption recommended in preamb resolution of
his Board directing bridges be made contractor
,dses IN the Ihd District Broad Canal from
tspauade street to ST. Bernard AvenEe anendag the aid
by striking and inserting resolution TO read
be resolved, That the Surveyor
zed to make The bridges said Broad Canal
the between Espanaie and ST. Bernard
Ayende whenever and wherever in his Judgment said bridges
required" !
Respectfully submitted
JAMES DAVIS,
JNp. b. LEEFE,
n T.NJ