The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

for innCting cruel beating bis hore
nOis to day will examine the charge.
SMALL GAME.-Edward Vaughn having been accused By
Geo smith Of stealing chickens from him was onveJed 70
he watch house B4TOBne yesterday ten min
u'es and hftyiOuI seconds after 5, Pm.
D1scnARorD. Hoffman, whose examination for Il lie
charged yesterday by Recorder seuzsnead The evidence
amounted TO nothing.
LARGE sErzrRE.-Ofieer Rosenhsm Of the First Nh.
luniuTe. bedding; etc found in house in St. John be-
tween GfavieI and Common streets.
BRgrE-Pesr Rah indicted severe teating upon his
that The Poo woman viii decline prosecute when
IL Is called before Recorder Baldwin.
HoNoRARLY ,DIscHARqED Charles Stewart was ez-
sm9ea before kes9idsr ssazeHesu yesterday the
Gasaoa Fsde oy M snnott' and was discharged after
Outrage -4ohP ss,eR viii be brought up before Re-
eofde baldwin to-day Tor making beast OF him eff yeer
aay Inc scamp was found almost nude in the street.
posing hm'eh with malice aioTetkORght to the paseby
LARcENY-James Miller and James Mur.ay were arrested
yssteday By the Third Municipality Police charged b.
61en Benson with entering her house at A. NJ the
ID inst and Iobbtns her Of silver watch.
BUReLARYJOseph POnsee was arrested yesterday by the
e Charles Msiiaa . Con siiest between Msis and 81
p6P streets and sIsasknE open trunk fPm which two
A SERIOUS CHARaE.-Thomas Mccormack made An
ath av before Recorder BALDWIN eday ehaTg ng Thos
IN sunday night and without esuss sr1st AL imro1
ing HIM in the baTO ne-stre Waehhouse. The accused
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FoRc1BLE ABDucuoE-A man named Alfred, in COM
pany with Others took by force yeslediy from b.
AXE eId Of the Ponchartran Taio2d great quantity Of
awarant for he s[Ies Of TIE 4 ieyes
swIvDLSG Pierre Conrad alias GedGo. was examined
yesterday before Recorder Baldwin upon the charge OF Oh
he lin Of August, N43 by means OF raudu emit sta sents
The property returned, and all efforts catch the
he was nabbed b. The First Municipality police for aitemat
ns the same Kind Of Toguey win yey sable keeper in
| tn tn
await his trial before the FIrst District Court.
DIsGRAcEFUL-Thomas Purcell was sent yesterlsv he
tore the Fst District Count by Recorder Baldwin for beat
seI near Race Tbs mas s. an ~ En e pa is
moral depraty for the yey air q that delightful region
bIeathes and quietness Two msnslaughers four
buTgIes Twelve assaults. and fYseVeR fair fights have
N; BA dance house has Just been established 10 add to
the harmony OF the neghbOhOod. They the ghl
strains Of cracked eaonet Tine name Of Ibis deis6iui
Pon sn9Se should he changed the compliment 70 the
| SAINT Is TOO overpoWeEhs-he cant stand IT.
sEcosB MUNICIPALITY CoUScrL -'fhis body met last
evening, Recorder Baldwin in the ChaiI-seven members
"A Message from the Mayor received en-.
closing Communication from james Reed askiag for in.
Identification for loss incurred by the cutting of cansls
through the Meaine Race Course also resolution passed
at the sitting Council of Municipality No l. appointing
| committee of five to confer wi committee from this
| Council upon the subject ofthe communication,
On motion Of Mr. Renshaw the matter referred the
eogie' with the co amittee Of hye.
The Treasurer handed in his weekly report from which
| appeared that there
On hand at last report. ,............... SAG 81
receiver Sa,4b3 SA-2,Il0 -
ONu $500 .I.2l %
Balance on hand. 81 l3s 81
The easusr stated that be bad deposited IN bank 10
| the credit of the Sinking Fund, 81 $50 IL.
report was received iIOm the Surveyor enclosing pro
also for taking ~ and repairing ST. Joseph street from New
Levee 70 MAGAZINE Delod from rchoapitguas to Maya
ton Of Julia street and Triton Walk. Referred to Commit.
Observation-Disclosures M wen Mr. DuDbsr the nvsvo, sd
G Mgg3 Contractor iS ksnf u spa The streets O.
August 5ls wrote to Mr. Wright requesting him 10 place
large force Immediately Julia and irod and to
thee weeks Mr. Wright replied that owing 10 I1S con
aSSs 5 siSo ana On ~, mGnsh{ eehiale b
niepay mad ee eT he JOB IS he had had
Proposal from David Moore offering a new method T,
paving with accompanying plans, resued the Con
, mittee on Streets and handbags.
P Consy and Others psliuOned for the paving of Terpa
chO1e street, between Apollo and Nayades streets On M
ton OF M Rvnhaw, Ie;ouuon answering the prayers
ellere from ,AnlhOny Hun was read charging that
bd put in by said Hun, Tor delivering sand and that
membe[ made an offer under the rate specf-d.
pabe violation Of law conld rdy have been cOmmtle
6y q member oil the ounci lie proposed reference
The COMMITTEE Streets and Landings for investigation
A petition from John Case was referred to the Commit,
Two petnons-one relative to the erection of cooper
ence 70 me epang OF house on Duplan'ier sIreet-wel
| referred to the Commute Police.
a pSuon from Francis Bond relative to the illegal aTTei
Of slave was eierred TO the COMMITTEE Claims asC
one from Michael kensn, which, on motion Of Mr. Peen
A long communication was read from A. oton. Stain
which had been evidently die work Of incendary thi
himself ana VIE haa assisted 20 eAungulsh &C. lew nigh
Lieut.. Busby Of th1 Second MHnCpaity police had Al
himself aud wife the gTossest terms OF attemptu
to set fire to their house; tpat be would not come in an
make investigation bot abused them very vole nly IT.
pel9n stated that The prospects Of the petitioners would
ruined q these charges made by Ruby passed
an ASKED , o Of pd Ge
Mr. Peters, fOm the Finance Committee, reported sund
wrh and the bills ordered 10 be paid.
Mr. Renshaw, from the Committee Streets and Lant
Mi Brue9.ens asked The privilege of reading report re
tive Fire Ordinance. He that It had not bee
signed by other members, but that he submitted 1t as m
Mr. Bel explained that the committee was composed
five members; Two were absent ifOm the city, and one nj
M Peters Objected 10 the reading as ont of order
MI; Goding asked that the Committee on Streets az
Landings should taIe me consideration the matter OF
Of hsnquettes the Of The StcOnd and Fourth Ward
on Streets aud Landings authority to adopt such meaani
during he long adjournment Of the Council contemplated,
| Adopted
An adjournment was moved until the last Tuesday in
MI Brugnens protested against this no action had be
70 be lett for months longer. He wished be di chag
om the comm ttee ha.ng the matter under eonsiderstC
been lodging him ike hounds aud he had been treated to
that evening with want oil Iteration, when
temuting 10 bring forward the question
q NT Bell answered that he in the habit of dolgi
gentamen under circumstances The Offered
Mr. BTugniens was in substance agreed by malO1
of the committee He would sign il tonight, put two q
eOnsti majority; besides he had sight Ohecli
to 1.-THE report asked the Council 10 Eppont commit
10 do that which it their duty TO do themselves.
Mr. Bugniens insisted on being di cha ged. M Goldi
opposed tie 3ppcauOn and the matter remained IN STA
QuO... On mOtOl, the Council adjourned.
LAFAYETTE CRY CouxorL.-The regular weekly NEE
or of this body held last evening, Mayor BOyee Pr
siding, and nine members present.
The reading of the journal Of the previous meeting belE
l. dspen4ed with, number Of important communicating
s. were read and referred 10 appropriate commit tees
IL As usual a communication was received from the lnd
fatgable lamp ighes. cOmplainn2 OF the oad qnaly
III the oil furnished them asking the Council TO adopt On
remedy the evil; Tseued TO the Police ommittt
IN number of proposals for building three shiD whary
Were received and referred the Committee Streets
o. Landings, .
Nine proposals read for building bridges which
referred TO the Committee on Streets and Landings.
The Council then went into election for Assista
g. Clerk wheIeupOn MI Tsdae received votes and the
iec referred TO the Finanes Committee to examine il
qualifications, &o.
The Ommitlee on Finance reported against the eomu