New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-27
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

CouNcn CHAMBER, Cry HALF
New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov %. 1861.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Hon. j, Magioni, President, in the chair.
The roll being called, the following members an
swer ed to their names, viz:
Hon. J. Magoni, President Messrs. Allen,
Beggs, BENT, Davis, kingsland, Mensman and
Seichsnaydre--8.
On motion, the reading of the journal of the pro-
ceedings of the last meeting was dispensed with,
and the journal approved.
The following message from the Mayor was read,
and, on motion of Mr. Beggs, laid on the table sub
iect to call:
I I,n I.3 ON or NV o o. IE4i
Gentlemen your honorable body with.
Gagnt place car for exhibition purposes on the levee
From motives of public convenience, the Common Council
xbs upe h ess 5 elaaf
nnisanees and pohhye legislation had become necessary
individual cases think in justice to all applicants excep
It is also questionable, in my mnd whether use of
can be the purpose named without the consent
JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
The Treasurer's report of receipts and disburse-
ments for the week ending Saturday, 23d instant,
showing a balance of Sl0,055 40, was read, and,
on motion, referred to the Finance Committee.
The following message from the Board of Alder
men was read:
November 20 1s6l}
of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
able S he O. By
preamble and resolution granting to Major General Lowell
T,s q Rs fro" fi'''0''
p Eeepns m the S e
Butcher, e:c
Treasurer favor Of Pat lane for SIS ''S
IN vo c% o &c. warrant on the
resolution authorizing the GonprQler to warrant the
resolution authorizing the Comptroller the
S5 'aS e 5 sell contract
faTni raEngt; the si{ With Gos
preamble and resolution rendering to the Legislature the
City during such time IS it may sit ID the cit, Of
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, see,y.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were read, and, on mo-
ton, referred as follows, viz:
To the Finance Committee:
of F. T Parker, late Sheriff., asking payment of bills
2Of F. NJ. Jacobs, asking for relief.
g. OF G. Conne praying that the Surveyor to
issue in his favor duplicate of No 1868 for sss A.
OF the Chdren Home Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
H. New tSo Orleans GsI praying for relief ETC.
Of the City Railroad Company, praying that ordinance
Of John p Barnett and Others complaining of the danger
ons condition Of the ditch around the Notifications of
To the Committee On Police and Health
q " d askng leave to erect one or more FORCES
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Davis offered the following resolution, which
was read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee:
esote That Surveyor he or is hereby authorized TO
70 nj to sny et for x q S @
59 o. against the New Custom House, The original having
Mr.. Beggs offered the following resolution, which
was read and, on motion, referred to the Commit
tee on Police and Health:
Rosed That permission be and the is hereby granted
I, rhrapF
se NO. u st. Joseph street for the purpose Of making
other work he having complied with ordinance No Isl Of the
CX c9nnc said privilege be in force during the pleasure
Mr.. Seicshnaydre offered the following resou-
tons, which were read, and, on motion, referred
to the Committee on Streets and Landings:
canal bridges been m to be fee
i've ne material belpg in snch condition that if replaced
esood That the contractor for the bridges in Third
said canal ia &c space comprised between Espladsdo street
Resoe That The Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
directed to cause TO be filed without delay, exist
using the now lying on the banks Of the Broad street eana
MIR. Magoni offered the following resolution
which was read; on motion, the rules were sus-
pended, said resolution read second time and
adopted by the following vote, viz
Yeas: Messrs. Magion, Allen, Beggs, BENT,
Davis, kingsand, Mensman and Seicshnay dre-8.
Nays: None.
1871 that the wSFds Facs odyGs
words tho neutral
ter of Orleans street. between Claude and IRENE reafs
be substituted, and, thus amended that resolution be
adopted. " ~
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Seicshnaydre, on behalf of the Committee
on Police and Health, presented the following re-
port, which was read, and, on notion unanimous
ly adopted:
The Committee on Police and Health have the honor to sub
Upon 5s sn oe s9Rsss asg 2 h
70 erect steam engine their premises No. Spain
Favorably. 1890
Eavorsby likewise npon the petition of Artemon Hill and
g. emmy asking permission 81 small furnace on the
part Of lot No. go Tchoupoulas street Both these pet
ens beng accompanied by the written
bors the co1mee have hesncy asking adoption OF
the accompany ing resolutions, grating the prayers ps
TONERS.
Respectfully submitted,
URSIN +. SElSCHNATDRE, Chairman.
JAMES DAVIS,
". T. NODGKINS.
The following resolutions raferre7 to in the fire.