The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11


mi.sarv Of the Drvades Market for police officer
of citizens and others against the Cotton Pickery
in Orange street of Tbos Hany police officer, for
invest .oaon ;nto the cause of his suspension of
M c. Berv complaipinp of watchman H. Faw-
cett: of J. Lallande and others, against the con-
tinuance of Stokes & Co.'s Circus; of J. T. |
Heath. for leave to emanoipats the slave Jane of
L. F.. Simonds. the slave Gabriel; of C. A. Ja-
oobs and Geo. Lynch. the slaves Noah Griffin,
Felicity Griffin. and their children and of N.
Po;rdavta, tho .lave Mary Ann and ehild-were
,e,d nd ,efe,red IN the Committee on Police.
Of M Mu.son and others. letter carriers and
emnove.s in the Post.ofice. to have the hou ses in
..oh s,,o., nsr numhe,ed and the names of
.,,os,. ,fBx.d N tho CORNERS of same: of ]. M
Fo,n,, nronos;no IN comnlete the having on
Totsnn;,a,,,., .,rss, If p w Coben asking for
Ii. n;,.o,o,v hv tho Co,ncl and
'he PURCHASE u n'' - ..o N"N
to have streets newly humoefeo' e'c.' oi SPehsef
Field, complaining OF arbitrary and illegal conduct
| on the part of Joel Gleason of Henry Magunn,
contractor that his warrants be paid in cash of
B. Garity, for extension of time to complete a
contract; of John Anderson, W, arfnger, COM
planning oil the afVhg Oh carts anu ea's oh 'ne
wharves, etc.-were read and referred to the CON-
mittee Streets and Landings.
| OF |. N. Marks, submitting bill incurred BY
him in his defence before the Fifth District Court
| in suit rst;tn,ed aoains, him al an Alderman nv
Gta,,a. ps,,;s If Is,so so,;a for correction Of hs
| y.
''i'e.ee on i'n'noe M. c
| e .
P'ra''h - purchase nc" eng '''N anu
or ~ w S.Aas ~. ..t;,. ,,o,o.
| p,o,ao,;on I.vao. and of II M.dd.n for ,s,nrn
| -
| anu fehi'sioh vi nno-"e'e io"u "hu ieioiieu W
the Committee on Claims
OF G. PORTER for compensation for supporting
an orphan-was read and referred to the Recorder
| na,,;o, of oi,;,.ns nrona,,u boIdors .nd
| r0 t. n D,
otliefs' against ,he con'hualice Vi La" hcs
circus, on ST. Charles street, ana TWO peitiohs III
| favor OF same having been read, Mr.. Yancey
offered the following:
Resolved That the Commissarv of the Fifth
W.. I'd no and s harahv ins,rnc,sd IN nrocasd ,iIh'
ont dsav unJar rho ad,;ns of ,hs A,,n,nsv of this
| Mnnicinaluv In remova The Circus known az n, n
| R,cs,s Eircvs from the roar of Cnmmarc;ai Pj.cs
| NJ D. - Al =. =. H. L:t -
."OIu 'nA' ~ 'e ''e'' ""''A 'n'''oA
was iost oY the following vote:
Yeas-Mes..s. Brugniens. Emerson. johnson, Perry.
Shields and Wheel han-e
NsvsnMessrs BrothTsr, Etc. Renshaw Short
"'se' ~
motion for its adoption was lost by the follow
/ "s WV
Yeas-Messs Brother. Lawrason. Renshaw. Sykes ant
faneey-S:
s,s sho,I S,ya, Vns. n.' d u SEnnIoh e9
on'e''' -on'os Gil anu
STANDING COMMITTEES,
"f' oro'nei' as chairman VI tue Ooh'hi'!ee Oh
FINANCE, presented the following report and reso
tho rusy were ao0pso ''f
The Finance Committee have under cousdera
ton the petition of essses of coffee-stands in thu
Poydras Market, complaining OF the dues as fix &
l by the Council as being oppressive In the extreme
s | and reouest to have the rates reduced.
The ordinance defining the dues to be paid BY
mated from difiruties that eristed b.twesn r.
na.eu loh o.a ne .naa eAs,eu 1e."een Wv
IS tee, in fixing the rates in that ordinance, carefully
investga'so us sup)ee e anu pu, ,ns price a. %na
on between the farmers of the other markets arit
Of stands which rate up to this time
% appears satisfactory 10 al, except pethonefs
% Our Markets are now farmed out for the ensuing
anu 10. eT, II. lie :! o'noui'
rates therefore, we could not, in good faith to tn
n Iessses reduce The fees on which ,hsv nrsdicats
their purchase except in O cases Of g manifest s erre
h In view of the premises, your committee re
port adversely to The request OF petitioner, and as
k 10 be discharged. -
= HrSkT RIssuAw.
1 u, ID,
r. Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the followin
- | 800 ~ ~ nt f ~ M -;
III | ouhs oh INC WARRANT Vi tle mayor, VIZ
To sundry persons labor on wharves and evees ia
vembeA 1851, thrty.v hundred and twenty eght dola
To dry persons for carts employed on wharyes ar
levees in November 1851 nine hundred and Thirty dollars
To ,uudry person. employed as PAYERS, labofers, etc.
November 1851 five HUNDRED and len doan and ttty tr
: ceLts. NAN ''A ''' A''
To sundry persons EMPLOYED as pavers laboers etc.
November 1851 iour hpndred and thirty three dollars Al
~ | twenty .one cents,
To sundry persons EMPLOYED as psyevs laborers etc.,
m November 1851 eight hundred and ity6 ve doisn a,
is eighty Eight cents. A'''D A"N N''"'' 81
To sundy persons employed as payers laborers etc.
n November 1851 hundred and ninety -four dollars
To sundIy persons employed as PAYERS, laboe, ETC.,
October. 1851 four hundred and doIas and asyent
two cent. ' N'AA'' anu ''''
To sundry employed dredxs boat in Novembs
1851 hundred seventeen dosn and eighty six
To spndry persons employed in Surveyors dep
November 1851 six hundred and seventy dars and sxt
To G. Jones' for work Protection Levee, fifteen dols
and sig ,yLw cents.
To Coughin. for brooms furnished for cleaning Dryad
Is | Street Market, sixteen dollars
To tiy Renshaw for division fence between his proper
s6 and Washington schoo ;houss, thlriy. two dollars.
50 To John Armons, for srAe bars for draining
81 chiee, ski. two dollar. and eighty cents
81 | do lars '
on To &c. Dalbe. for timber Wheel thirty five dollars.
33 To f. Herman for staff bearer to Surveyor
30 November, 1851, twent, two dollars and fifty
To Gemge ay!on for repairing root OF Franklin Schot
To James Fitzgerald for labor pavsr in Septembe
0O 1851, tounesn dollars and thirty y.eigbt cents.
To l.. ID. Ackey, for hooks and bars three dt
3s lars and seventy. five cents
To James nn, for services of horse and Ocobt
~ 1851, dollars and eighty cents
70 Lawrence kearns, ior blacksmith work in Septembs