New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

spain street, between Clara and Oasacaivo
streets; the said building to be reofed with
siApes ana 70 pc Duilt IN al respects in nc
cordancc with city laws and ordinances.
aEFoRrs FROM SPECIAL coMHITTEEs.
scrrx on NEW ORLEANS. Janunry :. lsH
fc The Honerahc The President aud Members OF the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen;
Gentlemen committee to whom Was
referred the petition of Joseph Butt and ]
J. Greving, lessees of the fruit and vegetable
markets Of the second district Of this city,
Deg leave to submit the following report:
That they visited tho grounds between
the peer and vegetable markets, and found
LOT sale IN many of the booths thereon fruits
W. Nv vegetables contrary 10 the conditions OF
me late lease OF those promises.
Ihat they have also consulted with the
Hfty attorney, who states that he regards
tne oooths thereon as the property Of the
city, and suggested that the MAYOR through
the police cause the removal If all prodacts
illegally there on sale, which has been done,
thereby granting the prayer OF petitioners,
rendering no further action necessary 10 the
matter.
C. O. SAMPSON. 2
o. J. DUNN,
ARISTIDE MARY,
J. l.. STERRY.
The following from the Special Commit
tee composed of the members Of the third
district was received, and the resolutions
aoconnanv,n,, tcad tevico nnfls,. sus.,ension
Of the rules, and adopted unanimously:
TO tho Honorable the President and Mombers Of
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
b SanfIs ss Teroa - SSpcclai SonF
habitants in he rear Of tho seTentil b. =,
sentative district If this city nee n
report that after a careful exam insf 81
the merits of the case they are If ~ fsn
that the prayer Of the psaH srs
should be granted inasmuch 4 II .nld
confer a great benefit to the inhs6isl Is Of
snsl portion OF tne city, walie caasiig p .,.a
nonnd ii1its Thav ptsr he nassserv res.
olution. Respectfully submitted,
Q. s. SAUplAET,
so.,., a.. :. 4 sI q E1A No..
- : S.'--'''''-s : - :,
~. 5eS ~ lnat PraggTapn three - secsl9 ,
tea IAN ordinance a asS ,stabIisbine hounds for
the city Of New Orleans, . be so amended as
TO read ga, as follows:
s sni Up pon1 ,s
and Broad streets, down Broad TO Labarpe
street, down Laharpe to Galvez street, from
liaiVez, corner lahaipe street, y Ss DeEila.u
Eivsis1 Yields Yields street " rIVsisn Fields street
to Claiborne street, claiborne street to Ports
street, gort street to G9odchlldrg en- street,
oye sarss ss[e ~ na,sr ss-sst neIery
to Levee street, and Levce to Esplanade
streetn
oNiSlNAl' HAsohe4lDNS'
By Mr.. Davies;
Res9soed, That tho street Commissioning
osn w tchsS caypn1ised wisSin tbe dis
trict embraced between Felicity Road, Tole-
dnno, St Patrick street, and the Claiborne
canal
referred to COMMITTEE OF streets ana
landings
Inc Board OF Aldermen enteSeo' anu tiie
council went into JOINT session.
Assistant Alderman Soupelt eA'iAlneo N, sno
ooJecs OF tne session--sne eieoslVii " ~
coTder ior the Second DiStrles' anu spDAe
earnestly IN favor OF pressing the sAlu .etec
ton. he submitted tor the lnloFills'lSn y
Sns Dosro ene GecIse VI ene ? ',,,o 49,
OF the state OF llouislana, "herein she Prs.
ent incumbent Is forbidden 70 perform INC w,
danes ana inncuohs OF tne ol1ce aug 1,,, ny
council hos,ueu " eios. q &c
an.ie,an 'nen 1850 ~ ..y -. so ftE
0eneI@i nianeo0A,
ni'ary district IN wnion ne uee...-s,- -
clV1i law snfll ruie WIN uel 'i1
aIa oeiisses 'la' ny SUI
ity IN itself Tor entering INTO an oieo1lon'
He therefore moved tnas tne 0ounell p ~
ceed llninealaIeiy 70 eieS' d i'eO0' u'l I've w
Second Dlstrict' -.
MT, Joubert was ioiloweu py naeasLs-
Perkins, Devices stapleson, o y ls.s..'
Sterry' Davies ana burDAhA, al 7. ",.s..A
Opposeu Nasty ies9i''.,OH 49, a. ,a,te,.
Mr.. Perkins was OF opinion sn'le .ns leseel
Of General Hancock amounted 70 an oIoel-
MIR. Davies referred TO an act OF 'ne iesAar
lature which retains in othcethe incuuaoent'
Mr.. Devices thought that committee
e should be appointed to wait upon the Cen
eral commanding, ana explain TO him that
Mr.. Gastinel was stin acting Recorder, met
I outstanding the decree Of the supreme
Court, and that his acts were in consequence
!. illegal.
Mr.. Sauyinet vacated the chair, obtained
I the floor, and gave his opinion At length in
support q tho motion of Assistant Alder
j man Joubert. He concluded his remarks
! By urging immediate action,
I Mr. Graham eoincided with the views @
q Messrs. SauVinet ana JoeDefs sne -