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

on moon Of Mr. Yancey, the subject Of the Batus WINS
taken up. and led to proaoted rather ssrp dsouao.
IN which Messn Yancey, Brother and Renshaw o. tcjpa
ted Mr. fancsy, after explaining an ero, into which h..
had fsl on last summer with regard To the ale,d
OF valuable portion of the property by the majority of the
Finance COMMITTEES, brought his resou on tn The
minority report. before the Council
Mr. Brother commended that the Council ooud mn, ant
any result In Inc matter Of tares and suctonee and ali
ueoate In shat regard was of BREATH Nothing coud
DO done with the cooperation of The parties to the co
PROMISE Alter some further remarks on both sdes Mr.
Lawrason moved that the preambes to the resolutions os,s
last summer BY both the majority and minority of the FL
nance COMMITTEES, be laid the table, and the motion was
carried he then moved to lay the resolution of the minority
on the table, The question taken BY yeas and nays and
resulted yeas and nays. The resolution suban.
TALLY as follows:
Resolped That the Finance COMMITTEES be- and they are
hereby instructed to comply with the contract entered
ture properly.
Mr. Eer moved that the Council 90 into an election for
supernumeray nightwatchmen Mr. Yancey thought that
the number of the night watch gt b. large
amount Of money had just been borrowed of nte
which he ashamed state, and ell COZ more mu,
be rased also at high rate The the employees
against the Municipality were also much in arrears
Mr. Ettsr nomiu ated list of candidates for superuumeya
ries, all Of whom were elected without opposition.
Mr. Perry offered resolution suspend the Commissary
Of the Seventh ard until he furnish certain Ia state
mens which the ordinances require him ny long be-
fore this time Referred 10 the Police Committee.
Mr. Vince chan offered q resolution authorizing the mar
ksts Of the Municipality to remain Sunday mornings
until eleven O'Clock.
LARCENY.-Thomas Moore made his appearance yessr
day morning before Recorder CALDWELL to answer charge
of having stolen watch from William Anthony. The
watch mad been left for repairs with Matchmaker who had
loaned Moore dollar to be repaid when called for
Moore sad that Anthony had given him the watch for the
OF having it pawned, but this the latter denied on
OATH The accused therefore, for trial before this
First District Court.
DIscHAReED,-P. McInnery was brought up for sxami.
nation and proved to have knocked down John Mitchell
with colt The Recorder released him upon furnishing
bonds for $3.50 10 keep the peace.
REscUR-J. Holman yesterday CHARGED a slave Inv he
longing to Mr. Briggs with having assaulted him. and James
Lewis with having endeavored the boy after his
arrest. The case was set Tor a future day.
CosrRAvENrIos.-Michae Clark and Owen O'Hara
ght before Recorder Caldwell yesterday to answer
certain charges preferred against them t0sch contra
venon of ordinances in regard carrying WEAPONS The
pair mad been arrested during the night for having
pistol ST. Joseph street. and after colt was found
the of Mr. Clark. The Recorder fixed he exam
nation for the IA h inst.
A TALE UsFoLDED-Mary Devlin, q trim little Irish
woman yesterday. invitation, favored Recorder Caldwell
with q visit and a yarn." Ann MeGoire had charged
Mary. who fellow issenger ship fom Ireland
with having stolen her bed In reply the CHARGE Mary
went no history OF the VOYAGE digresang into statement
the effect that she had given McGloire sovereign
and half for which specimens of the aeen
mint drops she had seized upon AIMS bed The Recorder
listened with wonderful patience the whole story and then
quietly asked Mary If she intended give up the bed
darys reply round about way OF saying no. .If
don't I'll send you prison. said the Magistrate
Not without she gives sovereign" said Mary But
Mays counsel forward assistance the Recor
der and with lew sharp WORDS induced Mary consent
TO deliver the bed to Mrs. McGlore.
MAYMEM.-The of Thomas Cunningham, charged
with asaatng biting off piece of cheek OF Law.
renee Footman, was set ior Wednesday. the 18th
SHALL PoTAToEs.-James Mason yesterday broush
before Recorder Caldwell charged with having stolen some
potatoes from the Levee Tbs owner OF the
to the Cou but having learned that offender very
that he had family. and had stolen the potatoes for his
child ems food, he unwilling the CHARGE The
Recorder, however insisted upon his doing So and Mason