The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

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Psssnt e'ss ceot prugnissr, Iei. Eu.solh, eedlnT.
teea.. Mot.use, eEpca, Stewart, Fsisss WaiIts -
message sresrsss, FINN IL Marco. enco.iur an ord.
nance pasaed By tie Gaal coune N regard 70 bsarding-
hogse Taensis whcl va Fea esou Of Nj. eoldlus.
The Trsasursss vessg IlspoH ~ ,ssa. - ssElows.
Raance On hand lalt 5spost.- tllf "a
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Balance hand. .eIea y
Ths TieasureTs ouarterly Report recvsd and lsssa
% !he Finanee Ceannlaee TO !ssasn s. = -
dat Mr. smith, lie contractor for making ss sslr6a oi
SsR"Ss s f iSm sas &c e Sg%e y a Il G ss
acton might 3 aken j. he yIea.lse. ss e 81 int
4 DE same re that W. smis had been eonisa - ~
III rssyet enesd proposals ~ 10 pasns Tnloa rss
and skiss eIsnE road % sams. Isi "a "a
q pe.iOg sad o. ~ properly holder e eIsibsEs
ss ~ M T; e, 1S s ~ ri iaJi~ Ais
from Boyer Byiaston, rsiays brick depot Referred
fo leave 70 cover their wooden awning wa mineral paint
"A petition ' 5 ssssiSs ifs ts atssn 4 the pmI-
ay sssas a. ssass q wess ,s9 y X es ne e
AID fsls e is Poies caee % report a. Inc sas
gs e .9 gs s@us sss ssa,S 2 ~ ss s VA
Psy Iaes sstIss req ss%q1sS@ ie ss- g ere
petition ross ROBES isr $s CHARGE ior Tsosnr dead ~
from tss gEss q r. Lgusis ss sas rsssd Q s
the grvIsgs cgstruct oven bark q By orp and .ls
xsn sU q sr a. Rs 70 the COM
ai.lss Police. W. Hexson asking rsqesioa q ss
kss.s5 g Roies com9iiiss jaime DeEsga IiSas p
H s's = Re sf ain. i IS Ma Y IN F2ss so
US ~, w ss1sa ss1e aia bul Is cru PeE 81
coglsa Isnsd slsS y laying % ssossn
reed io Rassiias and Baiissd, At
.o,neys Mr. Rstsr mggsa la DC csg. p sgslpssa 2
he proper bonds sigsn Adosis - = 80
and ,fa 'l R e hSsss sfa s "a gs $500 r .se
Mr. Peter. from ise Finanee Comalasse, aade report
eros to arsai fp and sssrss e s cssiiisss r.
T. o5so1s errors comm eo@niiss b. he ssasu Ass sb
eias f assea s s1ssr s bat not ssv. Val
& Pro q safssi AGAINST the tar on capital
4 a Diminufi0n OF capital during the year
5. Property assessed no. In the poon or belonging 10 de
q Cia. for ascaunt taxes paid ties
The Isge ,,aisd thst NO sssi 5ssasdy was within ss
where great and paIpabs bean eommiIrd
of he Ce@pslesr The isl. nh and ssih CLASSES ssss
under tbs head the tiEd cas- wsf reisd q ths OPINION
The Eepor hrher proposed form Of cas y iakeu
application for reduction Of aae@nsnt spsn The Isx
sr Peters tursad the nou1ns smbsdyiug ths yisss
the Committee, and his motion they natz ths arder
# ss 81 ' sTaniss Ls fsuins d dupsss coupons
w. J. montgomery, was taken up and passed -
Mr.. Ren.law. from The cemIuires Streets and Lsad
wk aas ae = A asS Z, sor q s
contract Of hiessS. Emerson. Toane & 20. io
serbed s. law The rsseaior oirsd was then sdopted
i RedssI' c0nIssS. s q 80 per month fhssssasss
to this effect was adopted
roads paved and nHpayed and Die facts relative 70 the
Mr. Peters moved aienaeni dat The surveyor alb
On MOTION lie rsoali 10 ssd amendment we've adopsd
NJ Goldgg, nom ihs C9mmss on Rcl.es Is.crisd n
alf. ilosllls presented the following report:
The Police petition
TONS to sc one Kept 81 james Everett al 30 New Lsss
eue E s S 81 IS S aaa H. Da bs
thai the petitioners have just OF euu1palnt nn
G %s 6 s ss s e our Ss eSi s
tS 4S & n s sm e Iis s
70 destroy q even sh1s ss 9ssanss, and 81 s s Ias
have not Yet been found ay adequate Q!
mock sacilSn sHs snsrsiSrs sDssuy ,sss@s e,
legislature o such laws y at hC Yl ssas may
d lore be- leave to Offer he FOLLOWING preamble and eoqloa
% Lsisned y. By Rembsn q de eem@iI g
MIR Peters did not know what law could be pad tlp
70 subject abate the nuc, He bad biz doubts Of tc
proprety OF memonazng the Legislature, because be d4
iors d the Mayor Of New YOrk who al ls s.ses po
9es With Paears nssd BeEss q :. MS %, anu, ~s
!, the offensive establishments out OF Broadway.
unti tie next mseins isi in dc means il ngi Be con
l. sidered what kind Of law could be passed
!, the adjournment OF the Legislature He could nothfl
\ that could be gained by delay he saa thar these mock
q AUCTIONS had sprung since the law granting leer " ana
70 uonee their giving security He had examined tese !.
cutes and found they men that no one would TAX
M their wors their bonds. However, he willing 70 pos
poe action The pluiions until the next mestnE, an
the subject accordingly postponed. .
AF. Eastman offered resolution atpFupnainR SOU ir =
support of ine House Of Refuge.
Mr. Brugnfns opposed the passage Of the resolution ms
- he fully iniofed in the condition OF q
House OF Refuge, EXPENSE. outlays etc.
"a A debate followed tins question. alter which the apprt
pFat0n passed, and ME bfugnens then ee renols
iion which adopted calling upon the Committees % q
House of Refuge report the coudon OF the Affairs OF "a
Institution al the next sitting 7.
THE resolutions relative WhnFfuEef and also TO q
= ComInary Of the Administration Market paAfed-
nj Mr. Bel stated that the next sitting he houd noye
the adoption OF that portion OF the Of the ConinIIllAe
Fire which asked Tor appropriation Tor repairs Of epg
"a houses etc
Mr. Bragnens gave notice that at the nesting
should Introduce resolution for the appointment Of "
competent engineers examine the steam engines and bol
located in neipaliy, and report monthly 10 the Comps
MIR. Mccormack otiere rsola1on lot ri9vllg syo n
gent insane patients um the Charity Hospital to The As5 10
:" at JacksOn-ad0pted.
Mr. Peters stated that be should offer recitation a
meeting. prevent the using oil the yce1m hall
purpose Than for thai II lntended lie was opp
nuTng citizens by coming into compettion with the
Z by renting this room. The Council adlourIed-
M Lafayette City Council.