The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

FIRST MusIorpALrrY COUNCIL. : This body held it
regular weekly meeting last eveningRecorder Genos in the
Chalr-fourteen members present.
message was received from the Mayor, enclosing resc
uion, adopted recently by the Third Municipality Council
recommending the ablhment of House of Correction
by the three Municipalities. His Honor is favor of the
scheme
Mr. Fabre moved that the subject be refereed to specia
committee which motion adopted and Messrs. Fabre
Dupre, Giquel and Lanata, appointed on the Com
mee.
on motion of Mr. GiQue the Council then proceeded to
me election oi awharnger. and several offered
The vacancy caused by the death of Mr. E.
aeihel. who held the office.
Osmer Forier elected and his securities were accepted
Mr. Clark then offered report from special committee
70 whom was referred application from the U. s. Mai
steamship COMPANY, represented by j. jennings asking for
e use OF awhar opposite the Place Armes for their steam
ships The report in favor granting the use of the
whari. and the matter was at once taken up.
Mr. Clarke stated that doubts had existed regard
the right OF any Municipality lease any fits wharyes for
special purpose but he had consulted the Authorities and
was convinced that the Municipality had such right Such
was the opinion of Mr. Benjamin. the attorney of Mr. Jen
nings
the whole Municipality and that the arrangement would be
highly beneficial.
Mr.. McAlpin fully coincded with these views
Mr. Loughn surprised that any one sboud object to
the arrangement. time rad been when the Second
Municipality looked above the First but latter was now
lar above the former epecered and every thing
ese. Mr. L. went on to parculaze and sustain the asser
tons he had made He for one had never looked up to The
Second Municipality but Others hal done so and he thanked
God that a change had takea place.
Mr.. Bonneval followed in a French address, which was
doubtless fine, but couldn't understand sucetv
well to report it correctly
The resolution accompanying the report was unanimously
adopted, the Mayor being authorized to mike the lease
The nuisance wharf is be removed opposite the mint H
within the term Of sixty days the wharf shall not be found to
answer the purpose the has the right put an end
to the lease, but if this done within the period mem
toned, the lease is binding for five years.
resolution was adopted. voting so feet of hose Fire
Company No. 81.
Mr.. Bonneva offered a Sssouiioa to have The machins,v
oi the First Municipality WSssr Works sod BY the Munc
pal Auconeer, after having duly sdvered in the Official
journal, and in the Delta and Crescent The ,au,io, i
in the affirmative.
Mr.. McAlpn here stated that IL his ressnaiis a. mem
ber oil the Finance Committee accepted he .ula
be forced to resign his in Council bst moon n,
adjournment was carried before action taken in the
premises.
THIRD MUNICIPALITY CousoIL-Ths Council me, Ia,
evening" Recorder Ssuzeneau n the charSeyen members
present.
message from the Mayor read announcing the death
OF Daniel Demo, late member of the Council
On motion of Mr. Wesheimsr, resolution passed to have
the Council Chamber srouded in black and TO DAY other te
llmon.as OF respect to the memory of the deceased
The Mayor further suggested the Council the proprety
oil having some mmedas repairs made in the Levee under
me superntendence OF the Surveyor The suggestion was
made the order of the day for the next meeting
The Mayor returned. without his sanction, a resolution
passed at the last meeting of the Council effect that no
bonds or certificates of Indebtedness should henceforth be is
sued by the Corporation authorities to the municipal EN-
poyees. The veto sustained by vote Of yea, to nav
but
Mr.. Weshemer. who voted in the affirmative moved for
recon sideration of his vote
Another message of the Mayor the necessity that
ed for the election of two Commissioners to act in coniunc
on with those appointed the first Monday of January in
The MANAGEMENT of the McDonogh Free School Fund
The two Commissioners appointed were Messrs Pbilp
Guesnon and Olier.
AT a stage of the proceedings the was broken by
he withdrawal of Mr. Weishemer