The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, ls4s.
teday before the First District Court and Pleaded Not
guilty to the charge OF tmbezzement prefssd against
Clemens ess DR.
with 9 Wa s; Of rs 90 e. Az Dea f.
appointed for the trial.
| RECORDERS CouRT.--Eirst .Hanicipalitv-Jos Por-
w and ssn e % by by
trial Joseph and Norbert Prdewisie charged with
Court Thomas Hennessey for an assault was sent be ore
| the First District Court. tal
| BREACH OF TRusT-Joseph Renard obtained a warrant
Ddler charging them with having sold Tor him Il gross
OF cut Tobacco valued at ga So and appropriated the
tIrst Municipality Police cha ged with stealing
nanPosss s s. ~. simon
| with having harboied and concealed slave
CASE OF THE SLAVE JERRY.--The slave Jerry. who run
Ii boy the sen Of Mr. Massey hd an sxa%na
the First District Court.
MEETING OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL.
This body met last evening Recorder baldwin in the CHAT
10 members present. After the reading of the journal
Mr.. Renshaw offered the following resolution:
JAMES K POLK late President of the Unied States and
whereas 1t proper and incumbent to manifest due
have been among their fellow be therefore.
Rssotoed That the Secretary the Council Chambr
TO be hung with black and that the members OF tire Ccuac
wear The usual badge oil monrnng Tor 81 days.
On motion, the rule dispensed with, and the resou-
ton unanimously adopted.
The TreasuTer's Report submitted a. follows:
Received since IO7 03S 63-s1o7 AS 80
Discussed. oil "
Ths following Message from the Mayor received and
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, June 26 Is4s
Hon. President land Members If the Council of uHnici-
GENTLxMEN-The necessity of raising levee for the pro-
OF doubt, and deng it Of the highest Importance for
the welfare Of our citizen most especially call your a,-
prety of taking the necessary steps to carry on with effect
The legality Of this undeitaEins having been questioned
in the Joint COMMITTEE the Crrvasse was requested to
torney l herewith trans nit copy oftae same
In conclusion would again respectfully urge upon
the necessity OF prompt action on lhls subject:
Respectfully, your obe''Ient servant
A. d. CKossMAN, Mayor.
The following communication from the Surveyor read
SURVEYORS OFFICE SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
New Orleans, June e. lS49.
To the Honorabl, Council Second JNuncipdihy:
that apd ecedng Of the water from he city has a
fOrded opportunity of jmmed ateiy ncing
e Ssw ca
he of the Fourth Ward and from thai point along
1T the dg snS to q sp Nsw s
e 1ay Of works of so heavy
character those the Sauve against the action
upon the operation and great danger outbreak
there or at oe p0R think calls for the peeau
There Iecessy a. ths present time of connaing the
any Of the dches these with Of The evse be-
tween Howard street and the ridge can be .hn Oft and con-
Gro T. DUNBAR, Surveyor Second Municipality.
Mr.. Renshaw offered the following resolution:
Resolred That the Mayor be- and he is hereby author
Temporary eves along tbs line Of Claiborne street. between
along the Mepomene Canal 10 Soils seei thence to Fell
city Road thence 10 Howard street Said evee to be
with Of h,se feet top. with slope OF one to one.
Resolued That copy of the above resolution be trans
mitted the Fist Municipal ty Council and their
and cooperation requested
Mr.. Renshaw stated that this temporary matter and
did prevent Lafayette from continuing the levee if her
authorize. chose SO 10 do lie believed that the cost would
Mt Stewart moved to amend the resolution by adding
leyee down Claiborne street to the Bayou st John
the rules be dispensed with and the resolutions It'd
Mr. awrason thought that the subject ought TO be eie red
What s eS U they might tn ok lie the
e'erence Mr. B,1goens seconded pd The motion Afler
and Cook participated was referred back to the Com
mittee Streets and Landings with The to confer
and act with the Joint Se;ect COmmrtee.
Certain proposals then read received by Mr. Dunbar,
relative to the furnishing of caron bridge tops The tops
proposed be furnished. landed levee al three
per pound The proposals referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings
petition received from NJ Tourne lessee of Poydas
Market stating that he would have to throw his
lease unless the Council voted indemnity to HIN of 5000
for sustained by the late nundaton Referred TO the
Commtee on Finance.
petition was read from Mr.. Fl. Finch to
make certain bitches IN the rear Of the Second and
Fourth Yards He stated that the flood had filled
portion of his work and ask ed additional
his contract Referred to the Comm tee Streets
and Landings.
seve!a petitions. of public interest then read and
referred to the appropriate committees.
The Committee Education. through their Chairman.
Mr. Stan reported against The estabs hment of Az
chtectural School, proposed in petition referred
to them.
Mr. Montauye from the Committee Finance, submit
Department action upon which, after sumo debate,
postponed.
Mi Stewart offered the following resolution
RcsOird, That all the inhabitants OF the inundated
dist Of this Municipality who taxed Tor The carrying
particular trade profession that district which
trade profession has been Interrupted by the overflow he
and hereby released from that port of SAID tax
prised between the 10th of May and the LIST OF July.
On motion OF MIR. Bell IL referred TO the Finance
Committee. On motion, the Council adjourned.
Supreme Court of Louisiana.