New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

The CRY COuNCIL-Bodrd Of Aldermen.-
At the special meeting of the Board last
evening, President Marley in the chair, the
/ Finance Committee recommended the pas.
sage of the following resolutions:
Resolred, That the farmers or lessees OF
all the public markets adiudicated by the
Controller on the twelfth December, be al.
lowed the option, until and including the
thirty first December, 1865, of either reject
ing the adjudication or of paying into the
city treasury the whole amount of their re.
spective adjudications in city money.
ReS0lred, further, That all farmers who
fail to avail themselves of the above option
( by that date shall be deemed to have re-
tslned the adjudication, with the distinct
understanding that the price of adiudi-
cation is payable in United States cur
Tency notes.
Resoloed, further, That on the seventh
January, 1869, the Controller shall read
Indicate, for the balance of the year 1863,
all markets, the adjudication of which shall
have been rejected by the farmers, as pro.
yded for above, and the Mayor shall be en-
1 powered to appoint collectors, with the ap.
| proyal of the Board of Aldermen, for said
| markets, who shall serve only until the
markets are readiudicated and the resdjadi-
| cation complied with; provided that all
such adjudfcations shall be for United
STATES CuETeHCy Oulys
These resolutions we're adopted.
resolution was received from the Lower
Board to publish for five days that bids will
be received from responsible parties for
\ leasing the. Waterworks for a number OF
years. Concurred in.
Resolution providing for the appointment
Of joint committee of four from each
Board to confer with the heirs of Livaudais
in reference to the dispute about the Dry
AIDES Market. Adopted.
\ A resolution was adopted to have the two
/ Millions in bonds of the Jackson Railroad
4 Company, in the hands of the city, adjudi.
tated by the City Auctioneer; these bonds
% be sold for city money. After some dis,
nssion this resolution was laid over.
Resolution to readjudicate Daniel Null
pms contract for building new and repair.
ng old bridges Daniel Mnlligan having
been placed in default), came back from the
lower Board, amending it by adding ''after
i I've days notice." A motion to concur was
vet by tie vote, and committee of con-
hence was appointed.
rhe Board adjourned.
fThe Board of Assistant Aldermen met, bat
sithout transacting any business adjourned
III this evening.
RECORDER BROKERS' CoURT.-The rain Of
at night had salutary effect upon the
horals Of the denizens of the First District
there Ware very few arrests and these for
hvial cause only.
Annie and3at Craig have taken such a
hey for the stsion that they would prefer
ing locked up iiSt night rather than leave
he request oftlhse in charge.
hey were gratsaes and lodgings assigned
b. This morning tle Recorder presented
with bill of ten d9lars for his nights
pg, which Pat viii Gay by boarding
hys with Captain Swah
ke Denham has gone Ato the heavy
Ing line, if we may believe he story of
kccuser, who says Mike VIZ carving
a lot of old iron. Mike says he only
hbled against it, and was arreted ON
icion. This he will have an opl,rtu-
OF proving on Saturday next.
IN Andrew went by clothing stoe
stuck to three coats until relieved byl
Ireman.
st Fitzgerald was in search of Metro
lilan last night, and finding one, paid tw'
bars for the privilege.
fHKfp BY SOLDIER. Private william
Ibli. company K, Thirty Niath Infantry
As been brought before United States Com
nlesloner warren on a charge pseferre'