New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18

The residence of General Harry I. Hays was
feloniously entered on Monday night and robbed
of a meerschaum pipe, hundred and fifty dollars
in money, gold watch and hat.
Board of Aldermen.
This board met last evening, pursuant to ad-
iournment Mr.. Bosworth, president, in the chair,
and six members present.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen, by communi-
cation, invited this board to meet them in joint
session at clock. Accepted. H
The resignation of Major Bosworth, as porter of
the City Hall, was accepted.
A resolution authorizing the Vestry of st. Johns
Church to establish cemetery on the square
bounded by Caual, Anthony, Bernadotte and Gus
tomhouse Streets Concurred in.
A resolution granting permission to j. B. Jud-
lin No. 95 Hospital street to continue his dstillery
on his premises. Referred to committee on streets
and landings.
A resolution authorizing the assistant city at
torney to compromise the claims of the eX-sherif
and present sheriff Of the parish at his discretion.
| COncuTred in. s
An ordinance relative to driving of animals and
vehicles on the levee in front the city. Referred
| to committee on streets and landings
resolution authorizing the mayor to enter
| into contract with Henry EIleman principal, and
Francis Martin and Charles E. Eager securities, for
building the steamboat wharyes IN the First Dis
| trct at Sal per superficial square of wharf com
plete So per superficial square OF wharves raised
and stripped, and 81 so per running foot of rivet
ment complete. Concurred in.
A resolution granting permission to Nicholson
| & Co., to erect steam machine and blacksmith
| shop, on the square bounded by Carondelet Bar.
onne, Eighth and Ninth streets, Concurred in,
resolution granting permission to u. j..
Guilia to erect steam mill on the corner OF Cai-
| borne and Orleans streets. COncurred in.
The Board of Assistants, by message, asked
concurrence in the following:
| A resolution authorizing the street commission
er to put in good repair the shell road from the
lake end of the Pontchartran Railroad and the
Bayou St. John. Referred to committee on streets
and landings.
An ordinance to license the vending of lottery
tickets in the city OF New Orleans. Referred tt
committee on finance.
An ordinance providing for the sale of the righ'
of way to establish railroads on Claiborne ant
other streets. Referred to committee on streets
and landings.
A resolution authorizing the mayor to cancel {
mortgage given in favor of the city to secure the
payment Of note by X. Boulin amounting tt
S6220-said note having been paid. Concurred 10
A resolution, granting permission TO F. Bizot t
erect small steam engine on his premises, at the
head of the Old Basin, in the Second Distrlc
Concurred in
A re .oution, granting permission to Patricl
CosgroVe to erect blacksmith shop and forge Oh
his premises, on Claiborne street, between 81
Louis and Toulouse streets. Concurred IN.
A resolution, approving the contract for collect
ing dues at the Second District vegetable market
COncurred in.
A resolution authorizing this controller to Sc
the contract for building foot bridge acros
Bayou ST. John. Concurred in.
A resolution authorizing the surveyor to put tn
public squares in good order. Concurred in
r A resolution directing the street commissions
to repair Deord street from Liberty to Caiborn
streets. Referred to the committee on streets an
landings.
resolution authorizing the controller to Sc
the contract for shelng First street from th
Levee to Magazine street, and Eighth street frol
Apollo to Magazine street. Referred to the COL
mttee on streets and landings.
1t being now O'Clock, the board proceeded
meet the Board of Assistants in joint session.
the return of the board
petition was taken up from oyster dealers
relation to the ordinance permitting the sale
J, oysters during certain seasons and asking tn
they be allowed to sell all the year round. Refer
to committee on streets and landings
Mr. Clark offered an ordinance defining the til
that the payment of taxes past due shall be
q. layed. Adopted,