The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

time when dnc put il 70 the Council whether with ali ie
cause Of complaint e par Of the efnoraists Yet GER
a papers dwell loud and long the terrible wrong
measures that adopted would take away from the people
Pnbs sb ssd 70 iher own Affairs and would destroy onr
o oes eI T. !, pay her aTss which 4 followed would close
any Qne SO dishonest as to refuse upon such base recon-
Ward asked whether this petition was in Tie possession Of the
Council did not hear him make the inquiry or should have
Of & III that s gcOH be re, referred t. the Board
Mr.. Bell said that p the last sitting of the Council he had
CURED whether petition nom The Teaches Of lie Public
Schools had been presented He replied that he believed
but would inquire. lie did not then know its contents but
stepped to bis seat and made the inquiry He asked whether
was giyen he then asked whether Il was IN the possession Of
The Council and received the The next morning
doubt that the gentleman last up had heard the inquiry
that be would have given the necessary explanation it
he reference Of tie petition lie Finance ComGtes. be,
Without eee e ~ a Boad hYe on s
% oe Aed day might be NAMED for the Of the
tain, would be acceptable then uncertain day Per,
sons with whom the eache contracted for their small
landlords particularly, imporunae for their rent on
the r. Of The monLbut et them understand that ,he 18th
.ny 6D pee 81 eps he strongly e the Of
II refer the Finance COMMITTEE for they
would also report in favor of paying the day the
Treasurer could only pay when he had funds and revolutions
TSa4 pas ~ pch9S Mr. = said that ds s did not blame
erection ne yss IN av9f Of reference 70 The Board Of H
he delay the memorial would be Withdrawn lie enteTained
be e % eIs coo Spen 81 The Of the aeashes q
Legislators the country they ned up he ns sene
ration TO take places lie wished to reathem with every
Mr. Bell further advocated the reference to the Finance
10 he wished e have report from them, to satisfy
he m Ter n
Mr. Peters answered that il Mr. Bell were the Chairman
easily satisfied, and perhaps would not Be advocating meas
Ires against the interests Of the people. and recommending
The motion then taken the reference Of the petition
Te OM e e r snd a a6S
9@ :s s uSs to TIE COm%ee o.
Committee Protection Hose Company Committee Of
Fire A. Brown Co. Of 800 Magazine street, PROTECTING
ton Of Magazine streetgCommittee on Streets and Land
aycI peon aEs9st the erection Of steam IN engine
Fergus3n-C Committee Claims. George Drmeyer, do.
tons, drawn in conformity with the late law authorizing
A on capita, Tor the speedy collection Of the Tevenu
payment were made within ten days Rule suspended, ant
Mr.. Rens6aw, from the Committee on Streets and Land
eRG @ a favor sS 1Rd C s me3S I'd
,f e sa ~, ; e mn, LIZ w eI I ohs
Wright the Street Contractor for the Third District. that hi
"a and Sd Districts placed in repair at his charge Ais
reported in favor of dividing the Municipality into dis
Mr.. Goldng, from the Committee on Police reported
op9n carrying out the ordnance passed by the General Coun
Also, in favor OF increasing the Of the night watch
so per month, sergeant 500 Lies till next sitting.
Mr. Peters resolution reference to renting the Lyceun
Hail. referred to the Board Of School Directors his motion
Mr.. Montanye reported amendments the resolutions OF
ferred at previous meeting BY the Committee Fire. II
9yed an 2r the repairs Of engines puchos
The report of the Finance Committee and aecompanyiu
resolutions the claims for take
| up and adopted
The memorial to the Legislature asking law proven
mock auctOns-adopted.
An invitation was received from l. N. Marks Grand Ma
shall inviting the Council to Join in the celebration the At
| OF March. Accepted.
Mr. 4awrasoa Offered resolution granting to the AEsstsn
its next sitting.
Mr. Brugnens read certain resolution appointing an nspec
| or Of steam engines for the Municipality.
On motion the Council adjourned