The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

Sworn to signed this day ber is4s
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUxcIL-Tuesdav Ecenfng,
Dec I2.-Pesent, Messn. Barnes, Renshaw, Hall, Mon
tanye Stockton, Gleason. Goldng Peters, Buitt Marks
Cook and Thacker Recorder Baldwin, presiding.
subjoined is the Treasurer's Weekly Report:
IN hand last report ......,.,..-... $zSs -,c m
received since 65OS $50, 20 ~
1otoo y
Balance hand $173 66
The Board Of School Directors submitted the following
proposals for building Schoohouse in the Fourth Ward,
received by them Mr.. Beatty $10sl0; g. Hall, $10S00
j. P. Kirwan, $1,000; John sewaH, s9 $50; E. Moves,
s84 Charles Pride $1l 500 w. J. Day. 81 500.
Petitions received from the following persons and
appropriately referred p Van BeuFen. relative the de-
cayed state of the kitchen the upper WorkhOnse John
Ame praying Of fine imposed for goods remaining
too long the Levee A. Waper concerning delivery Of
square granite blocks John T. Hutchins & Co., praying
permission establish slave depot Graver street: be-
tween Carondee and Baronne two petitions signed By
large number Of citizens asking that police officer
steamer Agenon relatve judgement obtained by the
Municipality AGAINST the boat from James N
property Tor the opening OF CslboTne street om several
Apollo from Sol Bonard praying the of his
goods seized for peddiBg without license and from T. C.
A communication received from an Rice in relation
TO the order Of the Council to remove the wooden shed he has
erected St. Charles street. He he inends erecting
feprGof shed. and viii do 50 as speedily as possible.
Mr. Renshaw, from tie Commit Streets and Land
from Hercules Apollo streets James Wight The
port was adopted: Mr. Renshaw also Tepo ted resolutions
which adopted to sell the surplus supply of cub and
gutter stone e he Frst Municipality to place lamps on 81
Thomas and Theresa street, and on Triton Walk opposite
the Bantist Chu oh TO place gnnwae on both sides Of the
MepOmene canal from Benton to Soils street, the North
side Of Iepschoe street to Howard str e. on Eutepe street
from Benton to Liberty and on the West side OF Benton
ton prohibiting drays or being driven the wood
work Of the whanes, except tho e carrying ice.
Mr. Bullitt, fom the Committee Education, reported
in favor Of purchasing lot az the corner OF Constance and
bartholomew streets for sl0O a. one and two years with
in lieu Of the present Fulton SchoohoHs The report
approved, and the purchase ordered
Mr. Cooling from the Police Committee reported in favor
Of Withdrawing the suit of the Municipality against John
front his house. and 10 favor of permitting VIM Terrell
70 continue his cotton pckey on Orange street between
Tchouptoulas and Religious Streets The lrst report was
la until the next meetng and the last was adopted
Ward was given 10 Joseph Mathis and lily Fonbene.
Mr. Marks offered luton, which was adopted, pro-
ion IN New Of lie approach Of the cholera
on of Mr. Pc Ihos Butenield was substituted
for p Caajani as lessee of the ROydras Market with Mi.
chael sullivan David Barbour and james Dunn security
Ia o ed eogoP PTPVaqg taat sSd oo
landing which referred TO the Committee on Streets
and Lsndiugs. The Council then adjourned,
LAFAYETTE CRY CouEcIL.-T Tuesday EUsaing, Dec.
L. 1e4s-A series of resolutions submitted by the Finance
Committee through Mr. Mount providing that all taxes on
real due Oh the 1st July last not d before the LIST
January next shall pay interest of cent from the
frst mentioned date and authorizing he Tax Collector to
institute suits the Isl Of January next for all arrears Of
10 1870 ana on me Isl
quent tax payers of 1913, bought and adopted
Mr. King introduced resolution that the Council adjourn
to the first Monday in May The gentleman did not
degn give any for this attempt OF his to rob tie city
If Lafayette of the benefit of its present assembled wis
dom Or FIVE months and secondng the resolution
il died ia early infancy. -
to whether the resolution in relation to the erection 81 new
market in the First Ward was in force OF not. Since the
action Of the Council al the last meeting on the moten TO
reconsider the vote the resolution there variety Of
Onnion the effect of that action The Chair replied that
the (Which $5UUI Dulang OF
the market-ons half cash and the remainder in
bond twelve months. drawing per cent inefe.t was
pas ed the zst November and Mr. Devices gave no ice
of his intention the next meeting that he would move
recon liberation Of The vote The next meeting was hed on
subsequently moved the REJECT on OF that MOTION Inc mo
ton TO reject was lost By ne casting vote OF tae 1haI he
TO approval of it, and that therefore the reconsideration
was had and the resolution before the Council again
Mr. Florance said he would waive the right of appeal from
the decision OF the Chair and he moved that the resolution
with an amendment the cash be paid until the 1st
January 1850 that the bond be dated on that day
A petition from number Of inhabitants against the two
meats foot oil factories ntoerabe nuisances was referred to
the Committee on Health -
Ksn in the Chair, to take up letter from Dr. Jones, rep
resentatve Of the Parh in the Legislature, on the subject
OF the gas contract with James H. Caldwell and the annex
aon the city Of the Faubourg Paisance, Or First Ward
Of the borough Of Freepo II BEN shown thai D NO"
sve privilege Of supplying the city with gas for twenty years
var ant IN It's deal rom tns 60 tact mace cen mn t
and the city, and differs TO the q we Guy the
Committee resolved that the deegat Of the Parish be
queed its influence modify the bill as to make
than continuation and exclusive ngnt OF enjoy
ment Of the privileges granted to MI Cadwe Dy hs con-
with the city In relation to the annexation subject It
was resolved That the deega be also requested 70 ayor
the of the faub0uTg Paisance with the tpnauon
$3.50 the excess of expenditures that Of the borough
over the receipts from its the organization OF the
he allowed the faubourg in the Council until new APP
portionment be made The COmmitte and reported
and the resolutions were adopted by the Council
FIRST DIsTucr CoURr.-James Everett, accused of an
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