The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19
SECOND Municipalitv cnnnciI.


This body met last evening Recorder Caldwell presiding
Present-Mesrs Marks, Pride, Renshaw, Shields Hale
Nc Ormick, LawrasOn, Sewell, Sykes Johnson Hooper,
Hawthorne, Stewart, and Yancey-l4
message read from the Mayor and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
communication from the Secretary of the First Munich
paly Council stated thar that body had appointed Com.
mee OF Conferences relative to an appropriate pu bic cee
baton of the 4th of JGy. On motion OF M Sykes com.
mitee of three appointed to meet tb on behalf of
Municipality No. 2. Msssn. Sykes, Seven and Hale
appointed by the Chair
The report Of the Board of Public Schools published by MS
a few days SINCE read and referred TO the Committee
Finance
communication from the Attorney Of the Municipality
was read and referred to the Finance Committee.
The Treasurer's weekly report was read as follows:
Balance on hand at last report ........... sll4 S.
heceVed since 74 s.
Dssp.a s 'sssS q 8
Balance on hand .......................... 1888 IL
handed proceedings Of the Cairoton Railroad Company IN
9DnetHg Nayses stree. with lumber etc. and refusing
inpNe the same Petitions were also presented by Mr.
Snfs, eao"ds ing the complaints Of number Of citizens
Philip MeGoyern. one of the night watch, petitioned
ded by Alderman Mccormick on iie charge Of usns d
rsf2eeiul IhaSsuage towards him. Referred to the Com
petition the vendors Of produce, etc. in the St.
referred 70 lie Commute en- ssreets aud Esn1inss. was
planning @ Is popSs ses5 ne
Police. -, ~
The usual weekly report that nothing had been done on
the Common She-road was received and referred
uetin oil the holders said complaining
ts same, was referred to the Commute Streets and Lam
dings.
MIR Lawrason from the Finance Committee reported pay
for sundry bills Adopted. Also remission of taxes
On the building used By the Sisters the Orphan Asylum in
the Auorney to take immediate from the
n e IhoP9n Se GpecO5 The
Mr. Renspaw, from the : ommtee on Streets and Land
ings, made report (ee official proceedng) The sluces
We're ordered to be opened 10 allow the river to flow through
Mr. Hale from the Police Committee, reported that the
Committee had in view al lot for the purpose of building
IN melton Of Mr. Hawthorne, DR. Copes and Mr.. N. R.
Jennings elected OF the House of Refuge
mtee of thu FRS Municipality the subject of improving
Cantl street, reported that no meeting had yet been held
The resolution relative to the of the teachers OF
the Public Schools, aud requiring the received from
the stale TO be set aside Tor that purpose called up by
Mr. Marks addressed the Council stating that the fund
always had been reserved.
Mr.. Pride reOined.
Mr.. hieds said that no fund could exist, always
advanced by the Municipality before being received by the
State The payment from the Municipality required
morthy whereas from the treasury OF the State was re-
Mr. Marks spoke at length opposition the Eeolu
nn he commenced upon the report OF the Board OF Sehoo
oros which would be shown to the Council at fuart
ums.
Me-sg Hale, Ren.haw. Lawrason. Pride and Sykes,
The question taken by yeas and nays and lost by
vote OF " nays 10 = yeas.
N Officers Of Poi and Night Watch, Lampighters
Ht show thar They duly qualified according law
teloe entering upon the performance Of their respects'
MIR aaFss oised resolution requiring the Committee Of
n yiosl l. 81 he he Council 10" '''s' w
On motion, the resolution amended 81 70 refer 70
special committee It was then edopted