The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01
Second NIunicipnIity CounciI.

This body met last evening, Recorder BALDWIN presitnv
rsesent Msr Johnson Hooper. Hawthorne, Hale Mon
Renshaw, Stewart and YanceyMii ''0'' 0"'ei'
y, a ,P %ej zlH was Rad from The Mayor;
GeSemea@ fpe aSs e. S n,i lS o3 April 90 $50
Were number Of important laws passed. bearing upon the
Iieests Of the city, 70 which deem my duty 70 cal he
&C, apGo.ti9g Board Fl Liquidator and eSpcidatue lie
nps ens The asa o an 1rb sss Ts 9d1 1s the g
within the limits Of each Municipality The manner ~ leV
s. E'i G Ss az E. . b ssfd b &c
IN cnDira e. and now removed also the which
are 09 Pies e sOndease The gemanns portion the
pede iis st t sbs g MayGT and Re S
the Rscordsr and Alderman Another is an act q etsbR
New Bs psTed T TRf MaSS
a Who sDsa S the da n q Street
Mr Rens ~ e m s.Tesf p PAYING n repair etc
sage relative to streets be referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings, which, with amendment proposed BY Mr.
The Treasures report was read as follows:
Balance on hand at last report $Is.164 81
% 10, 792 T6$26s J7 90
n, ''''''''''''''''t.'......-,...,. 29.512 Y
balance on hand So 4O5 IS
n quarterly report received and referred
MI kayet The Comptroller, reported the Council that he
o% n H. gaess, 70 , obtain he mopty oT March
'u9e Ssn %9s referred e the Copmee Fnsncs
yssSF announcing the still further Of the Common
communcatiOn from A. O. Jones detailing hi, plaDs as
published for laying pipes from the River to the back par Of
ne ey' was referred to the Committee Streets and Land
petition from citizens asking the opening of New Market
street, from baonne street to Penn street. was referred 10 Inc
COMMITTEE on Streets and Landings. -
The petition of Messrs Leeds Co. was also yafsrrsd n,
same committee. That of James Budd the Comptroller
r reeIs offered IN requirement of the law, resolution
s ts 1P9n the Comptroller TO whether the Officers Of
py nem while performing their respective duties Adopted
on real and personal property which becomes he order
Oh Ms W. Say III n tfe next IN meeting
nent upon elter committee of the Council or lie Council
IN session. to examine the accounts Of he present asE
ing i9r reelection before said election takes place
sbeas ana a eHre ensged in WHICH Mes sewa Peters,
uuShs eonderd the subject fully covered by the one Offered
W. nne resolutions were seyerally rejected
salaries Of all officers of the Muncpsy IN sccordancs VIII
the PROVISIONS Of the law passed by the Legislature al their
!as session. Objections having been raised to suspension Of
the rules the ordinance lies over until the next meeting
mr. hepshaw Offered ordinance defining the duties of
NEW wo Wha.tngers in the employ Of the Municpaty-
less ohefous duties Of steamboat Wharfinger. '
Mr. ancey said that the present Wharnge wished to an
saving the Municipality si6o to $3.50 Der ses He 0r
deIed that there was but office, as provided BIZ the
Mr. Renshaw replied that by existing ordinances t,o
WharhngeIs appontedthat the Legislature had only
fo the election of but that this did not Yacate
Mr. Hale asked for information in regard to the law He
Sn9pgat that the Legislature intended but one
Mr. Marks explained, that he believed that the law had
been framed in error He reced the duties of the Whar
fingers showing thatthey ardnon and different in their
dea and mat necessarily they must be discharged by
than one person.
Mr. Yancey replied
Mr. Peters sl further replied, and then offered resolution
ger elected BY the people, the Of the shipping and pro-
Wiling Tor the election by the Council, Of to
attend to the STEAMBOATS, and upon his motion the whole