New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERME EN-.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
New Orleans, Wednesday, April 50, 1862, :
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Hon. J. Magoni, President in the Chair.
The roll being called, the following members an
swered to their names, viz:
Hon. J. Magioni, PRESIDENT Messrs. Allen, Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Hodgkins, Leete, Mensman and Tole-
dano-9.
On motion of Mr.. Benit the reading of the jour
nal of the proceedings of the last meeting was
dispensed with.
The following message from the Mayor was read,
and, on motion of Mr.. Leefe, that portion of said
message relating to the Police, and also for making
provision for supplying the necessities of those of
our population that are now in suffering condi.
ton, were referred to the Finance Committee:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, April 81. 1862
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tanned.
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my power eli Ct that ohc S I; s1i ms of public
owing the valuable services dsred by the European
ss and s"e 3s o M ss pos
sill will for some day; be continue ths
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Of the police in ord ms-t II. demands made
"s sas$ %iH 6oes iii "'ossi@S
he buig thus d mauded by the public necessities
would ksws h @ sh % as as may seem NE expa
suffering condition to want of the ordinary necess
RespsySGijinIINly, yGiIN r. MONROE u.vo,
Board was invited to concur in the following reso-
utions, adopted by the Board of Aldermen this
day; said resolutions were read second time,
and, motion of Mr.. Leefe, concurred in, the
rules having been suspended:
Resorea That The Council of The city of New
have witnessed the snsfy . and k1gosm Win which
St, Phi lip with feeling unboundsd admiration respect
.nd ok upon his efforts to vndests @ The honor Of
du5e n the of all soc and .S hsh m minded ezsn.
performed with nigh anu The upsesh
Essosel That Gen Duncan we'll merted of country
that This and this state plead for him Def The q ~
to bravery and patriotism
BY message, the Board of Assistant Aldermen
were invited to concur in the following resolutions,
adopted by the Board of Aldermen this day
on motion of Mr.. Beggs, concurred in-the rules
having been suspended-vlz:
That this cSnns Sn in lis name and nc nh, and
Paa hs os% Bes M
for h to aha hs m ed n @ VIII e ss
zeal and devotion with w!ch they have performed
nd h
Lives and the D 1sm seG sfee the transit crisis
e Resolsed i Thst o New Orleans be requested
ions VITA the proper Manifestation Of our gratitude an
respect.
By message, the Board of Assistant Aldermen
were invited to in the following resolutions,
adopted by the Board of Aldermen this day. Said
resolutions were read a second time, and, on mo.
ton of Mr. Leefe, concurred in by the following
VOTE the rules having been suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Maglon Allen, Beggs, Benit 'Da-
Wis, Hodgkins, Leete, Mensman and Toedano--9.
Nays None. =
RGsd That he cquns do hfrcy her aanO1 Ge
his services 70 the po & Of t city, um 1eI the
".t Roied e He Tha Cen Paul Jnge hereby
his to be paid for by the city, on the voue
s Hs hs 95ry nyo 5 be hss na sss o.
A1r. Dupre appeared and took his seat.
By message, the Board of Assistant Aldermen
were invited to concur in the following resolution
adopted by the Board OF Aldermen this day. SAID
resolution was read, viz:
Resolution authorizing he Mayor /. organize, ont Of ha
regular Police Of The city Of Se% @ G ssns a s 1tsrs "
be received rom the Mayor, et'. .
Being called for, the Mayors message was again
read.
The President called Mr.. Mensman to the chair,
ami addressed the Board on the subject matter of
the resolutions from the Board of Aldermen. w
Mr.. Mensman in the chair.
Said resolutions were read second time and
concurred n on motion of Mr.. Leefe, by the fol-
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Beggs, BENT, Da.
Wis, Dupre, Hodgkins, Leefe, Mensman and Toles-
dano-l0.
The President resumed the chair, Mr.. Mensman
in his place.
BY message, this Board was Invited to concur
in the following resolution, adopted TINS DAY by the
Board of Aldermen. On motion of Mr.. Dupre, said
resolution was read second time and concurred
in, the rules being suspended: ;.
resolution instructng to abae the
i aud nosses through s cutters and
similar throu .hont the city, etc.
The following resolution, presented by Mr..
Beggs, was read second time and adopted, .the
rules having been dispensed with, and, on motion,
sent to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence:
qaesd to with Vii cAef Engineer he Ere
m ihe S s his
The following resolution. presented by MI
Leefe, was read, and, on motion, amended by add
ing the following, and that the appontees be ap
proved by the Chalrmen OF tne FluduCe Semlhil
tees" Said resolution, as amended, was read a
aecond time and adopted by the following vote
the rules being suspended
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Beggs, BENT
Davis, Dupre, Hodgkins, Leefe, Mensman an'
Tosedano-l0.
Nays: None.
esece That the Treasurer and Comptroller be and they
employ capable na pr IT, oT ta to a
M by No 5 and tina The Rppontee
amToy yed by the Chairmen of the Finance Committees.
lution tn he Roar
of Aldermen for concurrence.
By message, this Board was invited to- 'concu
|, in the following resolution, adopted this day b.