New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-27


Mr.. Seicshnaydre appeared and took his seat
The resolution mentioned in the foregoing
report eadopted by the Board Of Aldermen March
Is, 1922 was read and amended, as recon-
mended by inserting after the words municipal
ward y, in the first part, the words, and that the
Finance Committees Of the Common Council APP
point two persons from each ward of the city,"
and said resolutions arpPointing Committee on
Subsistence to Families Of Volunteers were read
a second time and concurred in, as amended, by
the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Beebe, BENT,
Davis, Laborde, Leefe, Mensman and Selc-
shnaydre-9. a
On motion Of Mr.. Leefe, the foregoing resolu-
ton, as amended, was sent to the Board of Alder
men for concurrence.
The Treasurer's weekly report of receipts and
disbursements for the week ending Saturday, ed
March, 1862, showing balance in the city treas
ury of $lla;s62 L., was read, and, on motion,
referred to the Finance Committee.
The following communication from the Treasurer
Committee:
Nav T 64;asss Nss. Ps 81 5sss
To the President Members of The Board Of Assistant
Aldermen Of the City Of New Orleans !:
small ss and eight thousand
Very rsspsxsib5a ak yS 1HFFF City Treasurer
The following message from the Board of Alder
men was read:
BOARD OF a M,2ss e ISL ;
of,the Board OF Assistant Aldermen:
81 hs
al a., the fa Sssy Committee
resolution "inssrucing the Finance Committee to make
sss so with the ses' Of the city ~havs as per s''.
resolution au.hor zing the Street Commissions: hsvs
resolution granting leave of for ninety days to
Theo Buisson Keeper of the City Park to go to the seat OF
"A revolution granting absence VIM Carr Deputy
Street Commissioner, to leave for the seat Of war
the completion of shell road Caoton without de
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant on
the Treasurer in favor of John Biey the of Sl
| the nuisance boats and wharves.''
resouon the Gom1rosr TO- day asFsnts or
resolution granting leave of abssnee for thirty days. DR.
resolution approving the adjudication BY the Comptroller
Biidge, ard accepting his security.
Respec'fs oGTAs. o1a1Bo sNE, Secretary.
The following message from the Board of
Aldermen was read:
BOARD or At Isrsh d 1862 :
To the Honorable the President and Menbsrs Of the
are sG Sf IS n ne
lowing resolutions, adopted y hs Board Of Aldermen
hhps sa GUY nS
The following resolutions adopted by your honorable body
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant the
Tie ss qaa II Of the rents
resolution granting Christian Myers permission
pomsne and Thaiia Streets on y street,
Respse'Gf5HSS, Six CLAIBORNE so,r.,rv
The following res olution, mentioned in the fore
going message, adopted by the Board of Alder
men March IS, 1862, for concurrence by this
Board, was read, and, on motion of Mr.. Leefe, re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and Landings,
viz:
resolution authorizing the Surveyor put in good repair
Phipga and Common streets the city paying the expenses
thereof on complexion and 10 be reimbursed the state
The following resolution, mentioned in the fore
going message, and rejected by the Board of Al
dermen March IS, 1862, on motion of Mr.. Leefe,
was persisted in by this Board, and a Committee
Of Conference appointed by the Chair, to consist
of the following members, viz: Messrs. Leefe,
BENT, Kingsland and Mensman:
the Comptroller to warran. the
in m q bills for of Offices and courts of
The following resolution, mentioned in the fore
going message, and rejected by the Board of AL.
dermen, March Is, 1862, on motion of Mr.. Davis,
was persisted in by this Board, and Committee of
Conference ordered. The Chair appointed the Po-
and Seicshnaydre,) to said conference
resolution granting Christian Myers permission to
erect steam engine on his premises Liberty street, between
By a message, this Board was invited to concur
in the following preamble and resolutions, adopted
this day by the Board of Aldermen, which were
read, and, on motion of Mr.. Leefe, concurred in,
viz:
WHEREAS, The Common Council have learned with pain
that they have lost esteemed and useful member by
death OF Louis MoREAU of the Fourth District
city which he served with counses and adorned with hi
yI1n Gentleman in his INSTINCTS and Of
bic probya patriot in word deed act aspiration
there ore,
Resotrsd That the Common Council will s,onary
badge oil mourning for the space of thirty days. testimony
respect to the the Ae Moreai of the
reavemaht which this body has sustained in his death
soi0e That these resolutions published auong the pro-
Gee ngs OF the Common Connci copy family
grief - 'f'' " $3.50 so ~
Reso.nei That further mark of respect the Common
On motion of Mr. Leefe, in accordance with the
preceding preamble and resolutions, the Board
adjourned to Tuesday next at 6 o'clock P. NJ.