The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-29

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City Intelligence.
DrMocRArIc Mass MKHT1Ns-There was another large
gathering Of the democracy last night at Dyades Market
In pursuancs of call published by the Central Committee
We judge that fully three hundred people present.
The meeting called to order by Jasmes A. Gasquet.
who nominated F. W. Delssdefler. for Presidents list Of
twelve gentlemen for Vice Presidents, among whom we
ced Messs Pat. Irwin. N. M. Reynolds and Dennis Cor
cnran and three Secreteresa OF which nominations
confirmed by the crowd.
Upon taking the Chair. Mr. Delssdeier addressed the
meeting in few appropriate remarks and closed By intro
ducing Mr.. Sosia as the first speaker.
Mr. Soras address well conceived and delivered,
but the arrangements Of the mesng did not embrace de-
cent accommodations for the press we are deprived Of
pleasure of reporting the remarks made by him, either
Of the other speakers.
Captain Leach followed Mr.. Sora, and made power.
ful appeal to the imagination of his auditors His military
style was especially taking - and bis figures of speech
prsngy appropriate. An alusion to . "bomb.shell of
patriotism thrown into the camp, ELECTED thunders of
pause When Captain Leach had through with eeotr
flying his audience. Mr. Vaudeville Margny made bis |
appearance (by pr0xy.) and delighted the multitude with
Speech (aso by proxy spee with sentiments of dem
and patriotism. At the close of sentiment, Mr.
Margny (by proxy1 immensely eheersd Hand he, of
course, was Immensely tickled (by proxy.)
The wings demolished in excellsnt Franco English.
and their evil deeds and hod principles made manifest the
eopgregated democracy Of Dyades Market. 1.-The Cons.
tuition Of 1s45 gave us our common Schools. said Mr..
Maigny. the father aud the proxy The wings don't like
schools. chesrs1 because property taxed sup
port them gea cheerug] and hreeouhs Of the property
in this State is owned by the whgs Immense enthusiasm
The wings insult and abuse the democracy They call the
poor the drayman, those who work. dam rasca The
cheering at the close of this sentence, deaenng and
the enthusiasm awful that hastily adjourned
fesu that he might be mistaken Tor wing and impaed
the spot
l Mr. A Had
this body held last evening Thirteen members were
present. end Recorder Caldwell in the chair.
At the opening OF the session. the question whether
the Council should conne s action to the specific object Of
| the me citing. or pas upon genera subjects.
The Recorder stated that the object of the meeting
stated in the cell Of the Mayor, proper for the
Council to act upon any business brought before it.
motion that the Council dispense with ali matters this
meeting except those relative police Matters adopted
Mr.. Hawthorn presented list Of twenty five of per-
| sons nominated BY him as police officers.
second list offered by Mr.. Stewart, and upon pro-
esedng the election, four members unanimously
elected and the vote was tied for the remainder of the
t,ss.. .s ~ 49,
The Recorder voted for the list offered by Mr. Stewart
/ resolution ps@d authorizing the Committee Po
number Of and rael for the Of the
| Night Watch.
The Committee Police reported in favor of allowing
W. G. Bailey and the proprietor of the True Delta,
steam engines their pemise Adopted aud resolution
passed granting the privileges
A message from the Mayor was read End referred.
The Che Of the Committee Streets and Landings,
after considerable debate. allowed introduce resou.
ton extend existing contracts TO the extension Of certain
wharves and landings. He read communication from the
Surveyor stating that such extension had become absolutely
necessary Mr. Eer oppoe ed the resolution. aud Mr. Rem
shaw and otes advocated in lengthy debate The reso
luton was adopted.
Mr. Renshaw introduced resolution authorizing the Com
mitt Streets and Landings carry out the works
vded for by the Council during the time sapsng between
the regular meetings. Adopted.
| The Council then adjourned
ANOTHER CHARGR.-The boy Antoine Craig elias Franz
Dermont, who is in prison charged with robbng aat
setting fire the store of Messs Babcock Fenns
day had charge of Iarcsny brought against him by
Demas the keeper Of fruit stand the Of Canal ant
st. Charles The larceny consisted Of stealing silve
spoon and sixteen dollars in from said Dsmas HI
sagnsd yesterday morning before Recorder Caldwell
ri ALLEGED MURpHR.-A man named Alexander Ratteri
va, yesterday arrested by the Second Municipality police
supposed fugitive from Justice The accused answers thu
description of man. who on the 18th instant, shot Mr.
Connolly near Atlanta DE Kslb county. Georgia. and mad
his escape. Handbs were issued at Atlanta and dlstubu
ted through the county describing the of the
N derer and offering reward Of $500 for his Mr. Fe'
dnand BubIidge referred the description to the person
arrested, and made affidavit to that effect before Recode
90 Caldwell The case awaits an examination.
ELLEN ApuR- This lady has we are sorry say, take
TO drink and from drink to scandal. (neuray and froI
scandal disturbance of the and from disturbing tn
peace pitching bckbas into the yard of George Scot
the SAID George Scott being police officer of the First Mu
n for thirty days
K A WHOLE BALE-Jamss Wilson was arrested on MOI
day night twelve O'Clock, engaged with two companion
IN stealing bale Of cotton from the ieyes The two ent
of Wilson made their escape but he was caught and yeste
| day mt to the Woskhouse by Recorder Genois.
n, STRIKING W0MAN.-The COOK Of the 'Cosmopous
Coffee house. who sjoioss the of Louis Deshaye
was yesterday charged by the fair Marietta Boyer with havr
to assaulted her. and for doing. was placed und
bonds by Recorder Genos
De INSULTING AN OFyloRR.-Dennis Sullivan came to Il
IT, First Municipality Guard on Monday afternoon
ipsulted officer Giscard Recorder Genois directed M
Sullivan to give bonds to appear when called upo
Try Evx,,x Tpoup1rs-Ma,ie Ajlsine 81, Martin told
,,oyv Of tbs trouble, that cana IN ber household
H. ,.;n ~ M. Jaen pere and Mrs Jepn Pisres serva
M The yerte mistress and servant were sent for by
corjs, cano;s
ill., ;a D., Evvn srs.x-Tb;s ;,,a,s,,i,, voun, lad
49, g.. Mo- ,y.s v.,,a,d.v bronobt bsg
rs Recorder Caldwell as case of vagrancy The Reoort
D,,,ssvn-A ob.,ss of stealing a p.r of boots w
N, hnh, Nv r. n DeI asapst n eood.lookne Young ma
he L n..s nndo, the MANS of VIM Richardson The III
w.. ,,sa - hsv. bc an committed at two O'Clock on
) q ;n 81 The ash ir,, n, the bosydine houss of nj
es ;d IL povdrc, .,rst xvbs,a the .ecu,ed had enwap
' IT, .d.n. No. No, corc,u,vs and the a
.. "use' - paJ. C.,a.r.n n,,h., chavpe n
ce s.,;n. i, vet 10 he EXAMINED