The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-14

This body held e of its. monthly sessions last evening
Mr. Bienyenue elected President Nine members present.
of lie rcyenes o. he three Msncpa TbesS atsnens
were furnished by the Municipality Treaurerl rs guide for
ihg r quota y e?iillaie5 Tor tllo eosuipg year.
Ihe portion Of the relating TO this subject,
Tered 10 the Finance Committee.
petition wal read from Ms. Logan who wished a por-
os o. So OF m9nsy PAD by her husband for coffee
license was intended was burnt in March lrs The petition
was lad on the table.
petition Of certain citizens Of Ire left bank was read ask
rug ayeht ior expenses incurred protesting the city s
powder nagazne a the time Of the Tire left bank
aA molten was msde e lay ne petition On the table This
SpeeSi Conmittse composed Of Messls. CALDWELL Water
man aud Lngenhuhi.
IN the Parish Prison, as 10 prevent escape and contnni
Sallops between pisoners and the Streets
ne Finance COMMITTEE reported that the proper securities
gen oF getting out an Injunction 70 stop the sale Of
nag p f,s suei out BY The Cry Attorney
ComEittee which had been delegated to investigate the
snlgect OF excess Of charges made by the Commercial Water
Norhs reported N favor OF dropping the subject the
penses ncnrred by the Company had exceeded million OF
dollars and The city had re 10 Interfere with e arrange
men q the Company until The the stock exceeds
wv WIEN me hGmlnitee contended should influence the
Of oab mart Of he Nv o wa s,o caIs re- g 5 to me amount
th9t ihe interests Of the tow identical.
WORKS, appointed by Che Council was read II gave de-
ued statenet OF improvements contemplated by tho Com.
Majority and minority reports are submitiei, relative 10
, Which roe y the Council is last sitting relative
Teasy OF the Council Al the time that held the office
o. beputy surveyor OF the Port New Orleans Nessrs
Cyprani Uuiouf and Rande Hunt had been consulted on
me SUBJECT s written opinion that The election was
opsr one, and thai Col. Walton certainly eligible
TO hold the Office Of Secfefary 7
Mr. lngehhuin made the minority report adverse To the
talt o Mr. WaiO and offered resolution that The cleo
h9n ,, Of Mr. Walton be considered null and void
ne malouty report was adopted By a OF to2
hessFs Aiel Burt aud Vanderbilt being a committee 10
whom was referred the subject OF furnishing gasghis and
yod ior certain public Offices reported In favor Of The adop-
vn o. an ordinance prohibiting the payment of any more
pms Tor coal or for the Clerks and ShaTfs Offices
n.e ARTICLES should be furnished by the Officers ihemseve
nus ordinance pissed by vote of to l-ir Lugenbuhl
Messrs. Vandegrif Waterman and BENT were appointed
commit Tee TO make for the proper celebration
o NE national birthday the Fourth of July and TO consult
on mat subject with The Municipality Councils.
hI " CneVeeT unanimously elected Assessor of the
Sixth District, in place of Mr.. Quemper, deceased.
u RESOLUTION passed, imposing fine Of ffom $50 10 $50
or my Fic COMPANY which may hereafter convey its hose
carnage or engine through Of The markets. along the
SIDEWALKS Of The city, TO the demen aud injury Of peTsons
Several small bills were ordered to be paid and other i'm.
poItant matters were disposed Of
. vote Of thanks then passed to Mayor Rgeow, Of
he city o. Boston, tor sketch Of anisb house be-
ing erected By atciy which e had ented the Mayor
oil new Orleans on behalf Of the City OF the Crescent
maskeds or Society Balls at which ewd and aband oned
persons congregae BY resolution allow ed to be kept
open without payment of nightly cenee of sI09 To this
ordinance penalty attached imposing fine of $l00 for
days. ~ ~ "
The Council, at O'Clock, Adjourned till its next regular
sesson, on the second Thursday of July.