The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

MEETING OF THE FIRST MUNICIPALITY Council
This body met last evening Recorder Genos presiding IL
membem present.
Mr. Fabre ssked that Mr. Mazareau be excused on &C
copst of sickness.
o. motion the reading of the Journal dispensed with.
A message was read from the Mayor which was taken
up. on motion, section by section
ThefTst paragraph referred 70 petition OF the u - 0m
mssiOne for boiing the Cusi0m house ashlug to he p
lsgs Of snding ve heavy BLOCKS o EfaHle A he eng o.
that they could not be TRANSPORTED through ihe streets
which after some d, bate was gTan'ed.
Of Emanuel for o9nstFasag oansewa{sin tne ia
baton Of the displayed by Mr. Emanuel and the very
f Richardson moved that the May be requested oue
his Mr. Emanuel for the sum tatei IN the mes
M1 sir dd moi think TIE amount OF 81 sufficient. He
also wished immediate action on the amouut Of $40
be paid that due to The aboe ioT WORK he
asked PS I[o s Ins 6s ~ M resolution gran
ting COMPENSATION TO Mr.. Enamel; Mt Montgomery
having stated that he thought was time 70 vote pay men
Ne MoStsomers wished to relsrthe oaimOf sl45 the
MI Richardson Strongly objected stating that the amount
due to poor abO1s who worked or their daily bread
MI Mcstsomeiy Withdrew his further objection and the
resolution Of MI Richardson was passed.
The thd section of the message recommended that the
neutral ground Canal be- raised by the dirt taken
Of that belonging to the Sc ond Municpay Referred, on
mS ION Of M Dupeah 70 the he Improvement Sommes
creating the Office OF Comptroller OF the Surveying DE
Daffmenl and Inspector OF Inc ctrte was fleh Ieau
Mr. Fa6fe moved subsiitate. comprised in three Teolu
tiOns, equing FIRST that all bills accounts. ETC., BE ap
he Survey eputy Survesor approve Of all Certificates
Of work etc third. stating salaries the Two oiaeess
Mr. Duuean and addressed the Council al some
length in Of the ordinance stating that i wa he be;
heved generally approved Of and that the committee had
reflect in any manner nro1 the ehsIaote or
integrity Of any former lncnm0ent 81 ne ehee OF 5u.Neyoi
While Mr.. Duncan was sti speekng, Mr. Bonneyal
i stated that thers 10 quo um ,.
The Recorder asked the members in the adjoining room %
come forward and take their seas which they eeoo dngy
/ uu. ., 'sr L. 1
ever officer OF the Municipality was in favor OF H.
that he be isSsa i evinoed fixed determination raise
one man at the expense Of ano!her h was es % ASy 80
but neh he believed was ihe sd,ks l5os " was Oo"H
M Dnseen daclaimed The imputation. He considered
lir RiskardsoH.--I call the gentleman to order. Ihs
void imperliaent should never pass geRtemah's lip
The C6aTman's hammer here was heard calling the mem
bss generally order while several monous were msd'
10 adjourn Much excitement prevailed IN !he ehsmbe,
improper word l IS Only % g ihe peea VINO ma
choose 70 take imnfoPetyi Is meaning IS not Reone
were irrelevant the matter in hand.
ii, Richards0a-If the gentleman intended the word il
Mr. Duncan II do not give il as an explanation stat
T.e ChaT-Mr. Duncan, think you owe an expanauo
sp TaTeaS@If the explanation is taken sir by the gen
tlemen, again that ihs meanng OF he wGfd lmps
linentn Is" not belonging to the subject Never i
way The charge Of breaking down." sir. hardly merit
a Teuly.
.Wr. RiehardsoR--ltiss homsy adqge, but true on'
that the proof q the pudding Is IN the eaihg tsh
the ordinance itself sustaa the charge bough iofw
Mr.. Silk stated that sorry Mr. Sufgi had ever bee
sected-ths the true cau7e ot the amng OF the ou
nance. If Nit Pis had been elected It would never ha
been brought forward.
further discussion here ensued IN which heaas kahr
Defb6s, BonnevHi and Others took pars
The substitute offered BY Mf. Fabfe then taken un.
The Ht Two resolutions passed by gute 0l 20 4
The question was then taken 10 f the hrss blank wi
1880 and ghe second with tiIoO which was adopted.
Moved the Deputy Surveyor be required % give
| fity in the sum Of $40 600. Adopted.
Alter some further business, tie Council adiQHIEad.