The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-04


This body met last evening. Recorder ieois presiding
thirteen .nembefs PRESENT On motion the reading Of the
journal was tispeBsedNiih
A message was received from the Niayof stating that in aG
eordsnce with te resolution Of the Council he had that day
adipdieaed the several Markets the Municipality, for the
year 1850, iooYes the Beef AIarket, 70 j. Heinz for
s62 09 the Vegetable Market J. TregO for sO 6O tie
IRENE Market, 70 George Thinner for $l4 800. Also,
statagth amount Of spndF bills tor Furnished 10
sSking an appToSris Ia, tle t1sinenase III Iyis ii
hs Parish Prison. The latter communication referred
Tie order 81 the day-bsia he report Of die Fiancs Com,
mlIee proposnF a. ed5ipRai Tax q onefif of one Per
M peHran addEss9 ts Council, asius ,ie reas sai
evae Tie ao aiiadei 10 he tsst fat & TTesar soSil
SOS and that with tue present ta1 oh there would b
rolls M u iais e S I Inlls .rse 2d shoI. t1 yea
bad bsu erected These Assessors were appointed by III,
would i IN rti slort Of 81 oi6 T Nv eolGlg ye
eceded az some hEtl, an support Of the bringing for
Mr. Hpebn replied, oieeng 70 The report. lie was in fa.
Of paying every obligation But ceud perceive ne
eey OF Immediate azation to Instantly hlui1ate claims
y s creitols he Se were too eila g ho9 ibe a
cpSi5 Anna all c5rfsi Ii Ied from NeSv C5ai ~
could nq zee why the tax SHOULD be levied to free the district
Mr. Dupre reiolned in Support Of the ordinance proposed
He showed that s12 ,O9 had annually be placed in bank
other amounts eouk paid and read isEter from The Gas
lg Company, stating that without the Municipality paid
prgnpily theg- would have 10 suspend the light
hlr. FahFe called for the question.
Z Tho Ouauce then taken up section by section, and
LOST by a vote OF yeasto 10 nays 49,
Ma. Duncan then 0ue the resignation of Mr. Duprs and
himself as members Of the Finance COMMITTEES stating tn1t
he WISHED to nace the pance in the hands Of thoe who
seemed 50 much better to und5tiand them,
Mr.. Padre objected TO thsrcsHnatiol. $50
|. Mr.. Duncan spoke ARMY iufepiy
general discussion here, esuel, IN which almost every
member bad something 20 5rlg forward milking quite
citHs scene atthe hme bit would be very Interesting
in print The hammer Of The President and ah wish
mrc force and activity, and membehe called to orier N
rand uccesEiOn.
Mr. DuFre asked that te report and dceoanyn papers
he printed and made part Of The iourQal, ADOPTED
Mr. EahTe aslih hoped shat she gentlemen Of the Finance
COMMITTEE pould not Insist orseaisnihg. H.
L Mr. DupFe Tephed, insisting uu0H that eoare stating h0
without fsoprge i was impossible 70 act Areedy had au
other member MIR. DuncaHl and himself pledged their per
soal responsibility TO the Bank for te Of O0OO for the
puruoR oEobtaining means for the Municipality,
The question then taken upon Tie acceptauce Of the
designations, anlrsulte Is and yeas Tesrs. Dun
4 car and pupre.l
Mr. DaPre, from the ComIhle, on tihanee Offered a so-
luton, giving the Committee uuiuuy " receive obligations
| Of the Munieipaly f6s ground rents. AdoPted.
A itcr some further business. of unp0ai paure the
4 Council adjourned.