The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-16

and proven % Be guilty. 81 giect 0f d1iY Is m
respect, shall Be iOFihwilh discharged.
Rss0lued, That Emily Bonner, an insans us4
son, 10 INDECENT circumstances, b. and Il hereby
declared hl subject for the State Lunllic A1glun
The following persons, elected on ooh ulf, have
been examined, and found duly qualified, under
the ordinances, TO ilI the situation Of Sopsnuns-
Eary Walchmsn, viz
Timothy Quinn, Lewis Keller, John Shsriss5
Joseph Frienrsin, Michael Wehnef, 1achsl ss
iigsman. Eli Hogans v. G. Burbank. haid Nc.
Cam, 1hOs. Flynn, aud Geo. Powers.
And that Daniel Toohey and John Burrsr ars
not qualified, not being even volsFs, altof which
Is respectfully submitted. yEo. n HAWTHORN,
CnAUDE BngonEns.
Mr.. Ettsr, from the Police COMMITTEES. also Of
fersd the following, on IFS ffst reading
Resoiged rhat permission Be-. and Is hs4sbf
eranted 10 Chaa. White, to emancipata ihe save
Sarah Ann, aged about 81 years, and her aod Da
MEL, aged about months; and 20 Ann Brown. Is
emancipaie the slave Prudy Of Priscilla, aged abeuf
81 years. and her son JDseph, aged about 10 Naafe.
and to Maria Jean Muscaiel, 70 enaneiqSa az
slave Nicols, a black, aged about 45 years. and
that said slave be permitted to remain Ia ta Stafs
when their respective owners have given t6s uanal
bond and security, to be approved Of By DE Re-
cUfder.
Mr.. Yonagen, from the Committee On Claims
presented the following reports and resolutions, and
they were ssverally adopted after saspending he
rules:
The Committee on Claims, to whom vas refer
red the petition of w. Whitfield, prayina fsr
remission Of fine imposed on him, beg leave % re-
port adversely 70 the same, and ask be discharged
from further confederation Of the subject,
". i hasssas. n0sEas1s'
The Committee on Claims, to whom was Tslsired
the petition Of A. Z. kenney, beg leave % report
in favor Of same, after a full examination 81 lie
facts and consulting the Commissary Of the Faulih
HG Y@rAs-u.
RssoEUed, Thar the suit now pending ~ ,be
Court Of First Justice Of the Peace, Is. A. r Ken
nsy, for violation Of the ordinance ia keeping
mich cows, be dismissed, said Kenney paginq
costs Of suit
The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred
the petition Of Stephen Campbell, asking remission
ci fine imp sed on him, beg leave to report, that
after full investigation Of the circumstances and
consulting the Commisaary Of his Ward, thai n
justice said fine should be remitted, and hope the
81 G yos1aauu.
Resotoed, That the Treasurer pay, on the var
rant Of the Mayor. 10 s. Campbell, 'hs sum u six
dollars, il beng amount Of fine imposed On nins ri
leaving cart and dray il the street. and also hat
said property be restored &c him.
The Communication Claims, to whom was rsisfrsd
The petition Of Matthew Riley, praying Tor fenie.
sion of fine imposed on him. beg leave Is rsbon
that they find extsnusting circumstances 10 nsiiv
the remission Of said fine, and that no fraud Was
intended. H. c. YoNrAara.
W. EMERsoN.
ResolDsd-Thaf the Treasurer pay. on the war.
rant ot the Mayor, to Matthew Riley, the sum Of
ten dollars, beng amount of Ene imposed on him
for cart moi being branded
The Committees on Claims, to whom was rsisued
tne petition 81 Mariin C0sRr0ve praying for rsns-
sion Of fine imposed on him, beg lsave 10 rsDori
that The testimony in the case does not warrant
them in sodong. and ask 10 be released from further
consideration Of the subject
II c. VoNrAsrn,
w. EMERsoN,
The Committee on Claims, to whom was rsisr6d
the petition Of Charles Clapp praying for Femia.
sion Of ne, beg leave to report thai ihs ctn Of is
case do NOT justify said remission, and ask 10 Be
discharged from further consideration Of the sub
Jecl II. g. NoNTA0EH,
w. EEERsoN.
The Committee on Claims, to whom was reisrrsd
the petition Of Dennis J. Donovan, asking remission
Of hne, beg leave to report that we have ascer.
lained. BY conteFfing with the Collector, that said
Donovan has paid no license, and they ask 10 be
discharged from further consideration Of said petit
non. n. C. YONTA GEE.
w. EMERsoH.
The following also offered by Mr.. Vontueen from
the Committee on Claims, was adopted by the fol.
lowing vote, viz
Yeas = AleWu, BIugnienu. Emerson, Perry, sho4iiaes
stewart ~ kess NQniaGen and tVheelshan-6.
tq,gs-M Melsa Brother, Eues, LawnIon, Renlhaw and
The Committee on Claims, to whom was re.
ieTred the petition Of Patrick OiDonnen aaxino
compensation for lost time in consequences II INV.
ing been wounded severely while in discharges ..
his duty as lampghter, beg leave 70 report ia favor
Of same to the extent Of one months wages, say
forty dollars.
q, g yongAarB.
Resolvsd, That the Treasurer pay On the vvsr.
rant Of the Mayor, to Patrick O'Donnell. tbe sum
o. forty dollars, compensation in full for lost tims
caused by being wounded in the discharge Of hii
duty,
Mi. Sykes, chairman Of the Committee on II,
House Of Refuge, offered the following resolution
which vas adopted after suspending the rules.
ResOtVed, That the sum Of Eve hundrad and
ninetyone dollars and thirty-two cents. b and i,
hereby appropriated for the payment Of the bins d
the House o Refuge, for the months Of August and
September, 1851.
MT Perry, from the Committee on Health. Dre.
sented the following report and resolution, aod
moved to suspend the rules, which motion was
carried BY the following vote
:, Yeqs- msHr BIohes Brugniens, LawTason, Perry
hepsaSw M shoIudge, Shields. Stewart sykss, Vons9ss
Ndys-Msssn Ensnon and Et,eF--a
The Committee on Health, to whom was recon-.
mitsed their majority and minority reports upon
Medical Dispensary, have again taken the subisc
into consideration and beg leave to report:
The Council Of the Second MunicipaHty bv IN,
expenditure OF large sums OF money in atfem6fa I,
improve the sanitary condition Of the same 4,
draining the sWamps, cleaning the streets, etc.
certainly have evnced desire to prevent disease
but at the same time il has most uuaecount,b III,
neglected to cure large amount Of disesse fairl,
within ita reach similar neglect on the part Of ~
layette and the First and Third Municipalities. ba,
cost the lives Of probably more than fifteen run
dTed persons per annum, who might have boo5
among US, contributing BY their labofs to adyanc,
.he prosperity Of our city, instead Of swelling ou
bills Of mortality
The success which has attended Medical III.
pensarea for the poor Of the great cities of Euron
and our Northeastern cities, will ia the opinion 8
your Committee, justify the Council in establ;.b
ing such an institution, notwithstanding The IN
poverished condition Of the Treasury
However new the subject Of Medical Disoensa
Fies may be TO this community their imoovtanr
has been acknowledged By most persons vgbo nv,
considered the matter; philanthropiss conaids
their establishment due to humanitv phveir;s,l
due to their profession, and political seonnFos1.
as due to the State, which rises in impostanee ~
wealth, N proportion a. her climate ia salubrion
and the health Of her citizens is preserved.
Il has been estimated BY those convsrranf will
the vital statistics Of 1hs community thai th ,,sn
mortality Of NeYOrleaDs and Lafayette has. n
the past two years, reached per cent Cfher
estimate The usual annual mortality 10 be 5 ne