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Inventory of the letters, petitions and decrees of the New Orleans Cabildo, 1782-1790 [1770] [1772] [1773] [1775] [1776] [1777] [1778] [1779] [1780] [1782] [1783] [1784] [1785] [1786] [1787] [1788] [1789] [1790] [1791] [1792] [1793] [1794] [1795] [1796] [1797] [1798] [1799] [1800] [1801] [1802] [1803] [1804] [1805] [1806] [1807] [1808] [1809] [1810] [1811] [1812] [1813] [1814] [1815] [1816][1817] [1818] [1819] [1820] [1821] [1822] [1823] [1824] [1825] [1826] [1827] [1828] [1829] [1830] [1831] [1832] [1833] [1834] [1835]
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| Letter from the President of St. Louis Church wardens transmitting a resolution from this body accepting the Corporation's condition for the purchase of the lot of ground situated at the corner of Royal and Orleans Streets. | Jan. 14 | #726
| Letter from the Company of Navigation soliciting the authorization to cut
down the trees which are on the bank of Carondelet Canal. | Mar. 29 | #727
| Copy of the letter from Mr. D. Prieur, Mayor, to the Mayor of Charleston
City. | May 3 | #728
| Letter from Mrs. Poeyfarre submitting the plan of her property to the
Council for approval. | May 7 | #729
| Letter from Mr. William Christy renouncing his contract of paving certain
streets. | June 2 | #730
| Answer from the various banks to a letter from the Mayor offering to lend
a sum of $100,000 | .June 8 | #731
| Petition from the City inhabitants against admittance of the foreign
negroes. | June 8 | #732
| Petition from Messrs. Babcock, Gardner and Vance giving away the
necessary site for the opening of Exchange Alley. | June 8 | #733
| Petition from the City of New Orleans to the United States Congress. | June 8 | #734
| Petition from the City of New Orleans to the State Legislature. | June 8
| #735
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| Letter from Mr. E. Livingston acknowledging receipt of the memorandum from Messrs. Moreau and Mazureau in the Corporation proceedings against the United States. | Jan. 9 | #736
| Letter from I. Raynes soliciting authorization to rebuild his mill
conformably with the plan approved by the surveying engineer. | Jan. 10
| #737
| Letter from Mr. Abbot Moni, Pastor of St. Louis Parish, offering the
Cathedral fro celebrating the funeral services in honor of Washington's
memory. | Feb. 14 | #738
| Letter from Gov. A. B. Roman regarding the locality intended for the
Supreme Court. | April 5 | #739
| Proposition from Mr. Sam Spotts to pave the City streets with
shells. | May 11 | #740
| Judgement of the Supreme Court in the proceedings of the Morant heirs
against the Corporation. | June 3 | #741
| Letter from Mr. J. Saul, President of the Company of Navigation, regarding
a new road. | June 5 | #742
| Judgement of the Supreme Court in the proceedings of A. Lanfear versus
the Corporation. | June 12 | #743
| Estimate made by Jn. Pilie survey engineer for the City jails. | June
27 | #744
| Report made to the Mayor by J. Pilie, survey engineer, on the streets
maintenance. | July 13 | #745
| Letter from Mr. Doctor Chabert, on the Huaco regarding the yellow fever
treatment. | July 23 | #746
| Letter from the City Bank Treasurer transmitting a resolution from he
directions which place a sum of $50,000.00 at the Corporation's disposal. | Nov.
3 | #747
| Letter from Abbot Mony, Pastor, inviting the member of the City Council to
assist to the funeral services of Charles Carrol de Carrolltown. | Nov.
28 | #748
| Petition from the citizens residing in Rampart Street against establishing a
railroad in the center of said Street. | Nov. 28 | #749
| Judgement of the First Judicial District Court in the proceedings of C. G.
De Armas and M. L. Cucullu against the Corporation. | Nov. 28 | #750
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| Letter from the Directors of the Commercial Library soliciting a new fund appropriation. | Feb. 13 | #751
| Letter from Messrs. De Armas and Cucullu proposing to sell the Corporation
their piece of lot of ground situated on the levee. | April 17 | #752
| Letter from Messrs. De Armas and Cucullu regarding their lot of ground
situated on the levee. | May 29 | #753
| Letter from Messrs. Lizardi Brothers, offering to take the loan at the rate
of $96 the $100. | Aug. 22 | #753
| Letter from Mr. L. Moni, Pastor, soliciting the authorization to ring the
Church bells for the death of Mgr. De Neckre, Bishop of Louisiana. | Sept.
4 | #754
| Copy of a letter from Mr. X. B. Taney, United States General Attorney, to
the treasury Secretary regarding the sale of certain lots of ground; and also order
from the Ministry fro the district attorney to cease opposition to the said
sale. | Sept.19 | #755
| Letter from Messrs. Lizardi Brothers, withdrawing their offer of $96 and
offering 95 for the $100. | Oct. 31 | #756
| Letter from Mr. G. Hewes, President of the Bank of Commerce, announcing
the sale, in New York, off 5000 Corporation bonds in favor of this institution at a
premium of 3/4 per hundred. | Nov. 21 | #758
| Resolution from the City Bank relative to the interest pay the
Corporation. | Dec. 18 | #759
| Letter from Mr. Doctor Jones on the salubrity of the City of New
Orleans. | Dec. 18 | #760
| Project of condition between New Orleans Corporation and the rail road
company of Lake Pontchartrain. | Dec. 18 | #761
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| Protestation of Ths. Banks, B. Marigny and others against the sale of certain lots of ground situated between Ursulines, Levee and Barracks Streets. | Jan. 22 | #762
| Letter from Mr. D'Hemecourt relative to the draining of lots situated back
of the City. | May 13
| #763
| Letter from Dr. Antomarche offering to the City the bronze mask of the
Emperor. | Nov. 12 | #764
| Letter from Mr. H. Pedesclaux, church wardens president, soliciting a site
to bury the Roman Catholics. | Dec. 9 | #765
| Letter from Mr. G. Hewes, President of the Bank of Commerce regarding
the bonds for the loan of $100,000. | Dec. 11 | #766
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| Statement of loans made by the City since 1830. | Jan. 3 | #767
| Letter from Mr. B. Marigny soliciting a $10,000 voucher for his part in
certain lot which have been sold. | Jan. 3 | #768
| Letter from Messrs. Depouilly and Surgi regarding the plan of the City and
its surroundings. | Jan. 3 | #769
| Letter from Mr. Henry Generelly transmitting the general statement on the
proceedings brought by the Corporation before the Judges Counsellots. | Feb.
21 | #770
| Petition from the New Orleans Company of Navigation soliciting the
authorization to construct a brick covering a certain portion of its canal. | April
3 | #771
| Statement of the improvements effected since April 8, 1832 to April 7,
1835 in the City and the faubourg. | April 7 | #772
| Paving executed since April 8, 1832 to April 7, 1835 in the City and the
faubourgs. | April 17 | #773
| Petition from a Water Works Committee soliciting authorization to throw a
viaduct on the public thoroughfares. | May 13 | #774
| Letter from Mr. A. B. Roman, President of the Drainage Company, asking
the Council to positively determine its manner of paying for its stocks. | June
13 | #775
| Letter from Mr. Claude Dupont presenting to the Council a new method of
paving the streets. | Aug. 11
| #776
| Letter from Messrs. Desmares and C. Derbigny, agents for Jean Bordier
and Jacques Delondes declaring to consent to the understanding between the
corporation and the Deslondes heirs. | Aug. 21 | #777
| Petition from H. Lockett asking the Council to differ the agreement with
the Deslondes heirs. | Aug. 21 | #778
| Petition from the Nashville Railroad Company requesting The City to
subscribe to the capital fund of said company. | Nov. 20
| #779
| Letter from the Mayor of Lenlis and Montlevegue (France) regarding the
legacy from Mr. Pontalba. | Dec. 15 | #780
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