The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-10

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accepted
petition was referred to the Police COMMITTEES fom Er
ecutoIs OF E. Creswe. respecting slaves liberated by his
will.
rRRAsURKRs REPORT
balance ON hand last report. 1853 Is
Received ancs 50
Dsp..s sam. time. sss55 $ $
Balance remaining on hand $50 is
petition received from Marks ESQ. represent.
ing that in 1850 he member Of the Council in the
charge OF his duty brought charges against Charles Pee
officer OF the pocs in of which said Pee had
brought su against him for SANDER laying his damages at
$1,000 X. Hunt, Esq and H. l.. Levy appointed
defend the suit but the former could attsnd and NJ
NJ Cohen employed, who charged fee of $780, which
the Council requested to Referred the Finance
Com nittss
j. N. Fogay proposed furnish square blocks and make
certain pavemens at four dollars per square yard allowed
pile blocks along the sidewalks. his charge be % rs
per yard. Referred to the Committee Streets and
Landings
petition received from residents Of Commercial
Way, and the neshbofhood respecting the of
the buildings on Commercial Way Laid for future
action.
communication received from 2. NJ Cohen asking
for his Directory suggesting that streets be re-
numbered and mat he be appointed supernteud the
numbering.
remousrance. signed by twenty citizens was
against pcSery Religious street. Referred to
CommisIee Streets and landings.
AOomnunicaion was received from the Whar6nger Of
the Municipality, complaining Of the nuisance of cabs car
RACES the steamboat landings and suggesting that
ordinance be passed restricting them to proper limits
petition from -, complaining OF a watchman having
i'll treated him. and pat irons his limbs referred to the
Police COMMITTEES
The President stated the Council daily complaints
made to him OF charged with crime being
put in irons, and thus dragged from the High Constabss
Office to the WerA-houss Even men OF high standing in
the community are TAKEN Ia inns DEGRADING manner through
the The President stated that the High Constable
had informed hin that this state OF things rendered
sary By the existing OF the police. and also that
hhe had peiitoRsd the Council for horse and cart which
would obvlas the necessity oil ironing those arrested for
small offences The SUBJECT was referred TO the Police Com
mee, with nstnoous 10 report Us 10 the Of
| the Council IN the premises.
remonsrahos, signed by Messrs Laande, Maunsel
White, and oths. against the circus the OF st.
Charles and Poyras Streets was read and laid over for h
| ture action
paper was presented sisned by many citizens residing
in the neghborhsod oil Commercial Way, stating that they
had objection the continuance of Dan Rices Circus
on It's present ate TINS brought the whole subject up.
Mr. Yancey osded resolution recurring the Commissay of
the Fifth Ward proceed under the advice Of the Attorney
OF tne !unhcpa"y, ~ emoss 'he CIRCUS known as Dan
Ricss Circus from the place which now occupies After
mpch debate amollon to lay over was LOST by six yeas
against zine maya The vote on adopting Mr. Yanceys res
outi0n was then taksn and resulted In live yeas to
So the circus remains where ii is.
Mr. Esr moved that the Circus remain in present
ton during the pleasure Of the Council Carried by 10 yeas
to nays.
those for fitting up polls and furnishing refreshments
missione etc., at the election, for printing election
notices. etc.. and recommending payment. Adopted.
The same Committee reported in favor of accepting the
proposition OF David Hidden for adjusting $l2 Of bonds
Of the Atohaaya Bank. certain specified conditions.
Adopted.
The Committee Streets and Landings, reported in favor
of relea.ng EJ WATSON his contract for repairing the
Vegetable Muket the said repairs being found not 10 be in
dspensabls.
The same COMMITTEES reported proposa from Msssr,
Hyde Gooddoh to furnish clock for St. Patrick hurch
The Commute that they find the clock cannot be fur
nished at pms, within the limit fixed By the Council
The Committee reported favor rep for Dsdge Boat
draining canals and of opening out Common Street
Shell Road though Metare Ridge to the Lake. and author
zng the necessary contracts to be made to these
/ objects. Report and resolutions adopted.
The Comnttes on Internal Improvements offered resolu
ton offering the Lyceum Hall for the use Of the Railroad
Convention pon to be held in this city. Adopted.
The majOny Of the Police Committee reported in favor
Of allowing the pioksy Of Dr. Crockett, Orange and
Religious saees to remain where subject the pleasure
l Of the ConEil.
Mr.. Brugens presented q minority report aud warm
debate sprsng The at length taken, and the
majority report wss adopted by ID yeas and nays.
Inc same committee reported IN favor OF appointing Capt
Eldndse Chiei Of the Leves Police, and designating
\ pages ofms specisl rollce Adopted
,sop tho ,,n,e .g.;, Tho 81 ~ eae so"A.ue
in view of ,hs !, ,.n.n,. of ,h Srva IS ~
! tv tbsv c.nde, fn,,b., action nnn.ossa.Y i. ION
tbs Su,vs,o, -. d ,,;n th, 49, 3; I I 'ioin
h smell n, ,Sa n.a,;s h., 10 h"L Nv" uasreea
/ -, -: p =, 1t 'ie improve.
| complain. The renorr was adon,sd e'0-N' VI
The majority and minority rspors of the Ro.rd oe
came m A. the order, of ,s 6av and afie. an "a
dress from Mr. Perry in advocacy of hi, pan of
the besh Of the Municipality and pressing an
VOTE the and nays taken. resulted in the reec
zion of The di.psnssry plan by yeas and 10 nays.
Mr. Yancsy offered resolution appropratng Wharf No.
for the of steamships Referred to the COMMITTEES ON
Streets and Landings
Mr. Shields Offered resolution requiring conductors, OF
lightning rods. to be placed the Public Schools Referred
Mr. Lawfason offered resolution, which was referred,
qans furniture Public Schools as far as possible ia
be made at the Work house.
| Contested ELxor1or yoR Conference.-The o,,. a,
oBran ys Piersou oontss,iny the ,ac,ion If ,h ,s ~
the cGs abe.hp of the Second Justices Cont was
dsy given tn the ury bv Judes I.rue Rpt Ie ,d,inn.
tesmsny was brought forward and brief charge from the
Judge closed ths The gs of the eharRe was
that the uy believed that legal votes had been rsec,ed