The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25

THE PERJURY CAsE-The papers in the of John
yesterday up from the First D Court and &C
Baldwin.
hoard the ship Miadss in the Third Municpai y John
Swanson. Peter MeHugh Peter Maloney and Others
arrested and sent before the First District Court
LARCENY Richard Charles Jones yesterday made afda.
Wit before Recorder Baldwin, charging named Martin
Cangan with having stolen g from his coffee house in st.
Charles street, next door to Hoibrooks The case VIII be
examined 20 day.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL Tuesday Eusning
8pra "a This body met last evening. Recorder BALDWIN
the chair There fifteen members present. The fol.
lowing is the weekly report OF the Treasurer:
Balance on hand at last report.......... 1858 "
Discussed "a
Balance on hand. SlS4 81
communication received from the ire lrer, trans
hitting several adavs from complaining Of
assessments Referred to Committee on Finance.
Several of the newly elected Commissares offered their
securities, which were accepted.
petition received from several persons doing busi
ness on Bank Place. complaining Of the Picayune steam
printing press nuisance also the newboys, who collect
present that Il the horrible and inolerabe naisances com
planned of arg moi sugp,ssd they p viii be compelled to
communication was RECEIVED from ..eorge McChrs al.
naso R 'oa h'
sevs ThO
benefit of he subscribers the Society He represents his
establishment exceedingly exclusive and rechercheand
he is only paonized the nights of he asks
T. be s o
Mr. Pe,es of the FINANCE Committee, presented the usual
Mr. Renshaw Of the Committee Streets and Landings
submitted resolutions authorizing he surveyor to advertise
Ca, Sass ao
be for repairing the steamboat shipping wharves also
to advertise during ninety days for proposals to furnish
authorized to i'll in the faboat basin the foot Of More
Dame The eported favor of giving the
between Tchouploulas and Apollo streets M Foreay,
At the price of $50 square yard the to keep
resolution to that effect was adopted Mr. Rensbaw on
De On u c w
I'm co.. s @ Of y s | aa to
e ss a
which will fS Be- materially d%inhed Thereby The
report states that the great objection heretofore nteposd to
municipal debt which having considerably diminished
The recommend that work be paid for By the
issue of bonds to be called water stock payable
annSm It also scom@snds that books for said
stock be opened at the TTeasgrers office and subscriptions
sum Of 80 shall have been subscribed the work shall be
with The said t. be PAID &c cshsS s by
subscribers The committee Submitted long communica
ZION, paGs I % e,c iu eo,;a a,b he
neeesssry cps to be taken The documen Were ordered
Claim, r ss, ted i resolution
sent from the Leyee stor house by the whange in
o Tine iS5f
named , look the whole lot away and that
stated the ChaiImsn Of the Co%mse gave 10 essis
B. T. order for all the without kSSwing that he
M zeas had given the best ha
taken from the evss and d that e bams ss
unable explain how the matter stood exactly OF who had
and 5 % n
luton to pay was adopted. ..,,.;,u .,,,,,n,;,,;.
mon street near Gironde which to build an Engine
said o5 the en1p0ss Of erecting Ns sad
$1,000 s o 81 Or o
The Chairman of the House of Refuge Committee re-
ported tn he had report to make but that the House of
Refuge was burned down. s..
two new bridges at the intersection OF Commences
Mr. Renshaw Of the Committee Streets and Land ngs
hen called 10 The resolution giving the contract for laying
NJ Os the s laid over
at the last meeting. made some remarks maintaining the
luton He was in favor Of paving New Levee street n
stead OF Tchougltoulas with the square DOCKS al
and Landings would pledge themselves TO iutrotuce at the
next meeting, resolution TO pave New ievee st,ee aiSo
Levee sIee paved We, square blocks that he did
think would be judicous to attempt al present. as ne
Mr. BeI was decidedly in favor of paving New Leyee
street in preference TO Tchoupouas or OF commencing
the latter street above POydra at the tenauoh Oh the
block on se Se to pave New
Jevee street As there private property only on one
side Of The street expense would be very TO the Mu
ncpaty 1t would necessarily entail debt OF $4,000
Nh that it would take at least two years to COM
yards of blocks the cost being great
rel il in any her way than brought ballast. |
Mr. Bell followed sustaining his posl by of the
facts stated b. Mr. Peters, He finally moved that the mat
make estimate of the comparative cost OF paving the
Two streets. This motion carried. |
resolution adopted authorizing the Board OF Com |
for the House of Refuge procure ONE suitable
place for the children lately confined in that es hment
Mr. Godng then offered resolution OF which he gave
of Poydras and St Marys Markets The former has
receiving 1890 aud the latter $500 per annum The
resolution propo reduce them TO $oO each M Peters
bough this reduction too great ana proposed 10 BLOW ne
d. and the resolution adopted Mr. Cooling then offered
her resolution anpropating the sum OF se per
the society for destitute females Mr. G. appealed 70 The
of the Council TO second the beg ent onJct
He appealed TO the feesgs OF the Recorder N parcnai
whom be said, If he addressing him off from hs seat
would he sure coincide with h m IN his views wen
moving the importance of providing TOR the ons ees
widows city. Mr. Peters objected 70 giving
away the peoples without Knowing 70 wnom nsy
we're giving it He acquainted whh any OF the
widows -perhaps The gentleman who offered the resou-
ion was Mr. Goldng was willing to lay the maues over
any gentleman objected it. He was not aware that he
any advantage gentleman last in the way Of
with widows but he felt that the Object IN
he pssssge Of the resolution. The vote finally taken
md the resolution resctsd-sys J. pay 10, Tbs Council
osR Ad;esnst,