New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

ssoo. under the act Of the 4t May is4T at 1--WE wear.
cepted - N' . ns I 'ie-
R,so'rsa That the Comptroller and Treasurer h. and
TO draw frem the Sinking Fund Of
ment VIZ $4,000 ~ 'u's' 'Ds se etsh Pay
Rsso4red That the Comptrollcr and rr.sorss
are h.ehy authorized to issue to A. eI ni,,e t,s ~
this Municipality for thousand doliass .ach
10 fTe years from che drt Of june 1851 ali,sc i,s.
ally both principal and interest ava nj tI, Ppa.s
ers Office said bonds be Of the usual form with in
cry Of said hends said Robb shall deliver to te Tre
rer the bonds of this Municipality Issued to tha
aldya IA hafoaa and Banking Company and due the Isl
% June last for the same amount. say nine thoJ.an
dollars the whole in conformity with an act entitled
ct 10 provide for the payment Of the debts Of the Mun
cpahtes OF Nesorleans approved May 4 1s47
Resord That the resolutions the Council passed n,
its sitting Of the 1s July 1851 recurring the r.
state in his weekly reports what norton ,f the a.
We're paid in cash and what portion III the liabilities os
Mu,cpaity, , and 70 give the names of the Collectors
VINO paid said liabilities and ikewise the names Of these
VINO nave paid In cash. etc and requiring the COLLECTORS
70 furnish the Treasurer with weekly statement Of ali
eoec'iohs giving the names Of the persona from whom,
sand collections have been made specifying the amount
OF cash or obligations Of the Municipality received
be. and are hereby, repealed - ~ -
r fenshaw. as Chairman of the Committee on Streets
and Landings presented the following report and ,o,
ton which We're adopted the rules being suspended;
me COMMITTEES on Streets and Landings to whom was
referred the petition Of Mr. Spencer Field charging Mr.
oei eleason with having improperly removed lot Of
peg leave to report that said coal leyee in
ion o. the ordnancesand that Mr. Gleason re-
moved the same IN accordance with his duty The Com
nt'se therefore beg to be discharged from the further
consideration ofths subject HEsny R,:ssnaw
JoHs c. STEWART
| THOMAS IL SHIELDS
| BERSaRD WHEELEII.S.s
! BROTHER.
Resoired That Wharf No formerly used FOR shipping
be and the same hereby appropriated to the use Fiat
he ;e
thorized to enter into the necessary contracts with the
following parties agreeaby to the adudcaio,,s ,y the
security for cleaning deepening the canal in Ca,n,
Melpomene and Claiborne streets at the rate Of s per
| certificate of the Surveyor
n ) smith as Principal and Real Estate or other sat
security forreparing the Drege Boat 81 800
payable on the certificate of the Surveyor on the
| pletion of the work '' si
.ames Jennings as principal and j. c. Maitland and NJ
heiy as securities for making brick side walks on Canal
Jackson and Common streets across the put rrn,n1 ON
street at IL SO per running payable on the
certificate othe Surveyor completion Of The work
The above work to be done in accortapce WIN tha
specifications under which said contracts aucated
Resolrea That the Mayor be authorized and
after giving ten days notice the official aner m sell
AZ public auction the contract for making and reparn.
the wooden bridges the rpqstion of the Surveyor
from the 2stl inst up to the january 1853 The wor.
to be done in accordance with the specifications to be
seo oy 'e surveyor and published with said notice
Be Ordained That hereafter it shall not be lawful for
other Heavy material that the opinion Of the barn
ger wllinure the wood work of the Steamboat and steam
snip to drive on said wood work under penalty
pa of each violation of this ordinance rrcoveib bic
| before any conrt of competent jurisdiction
BE Ordained That hereafter it shall not be ,ayf, for
CABS carriages or other vehicles employed in carving
passengers to drive the wood work Of the Steamboat
and Steamship Landings within sixty feet of The of
the narves under penalty of 25 for each violation Of
s ordinance recoverable before any Of competent
jurisdiction.
aS bnr oft tl,.>
lice presented the following reports and resolutions which
were adopted after suspendng the rules
The Police Committee have report that they have ex
amlnet the qualifications Of the following supernumernry
Hatehmen, elected I'd December last viz
James Loan examined and passed on the 5tf Dec
Joih Koca examined and passed on the 9th Dec
- y fauntieroy examined and passed the 9th Dec
H. Klein for Lampghter examined and passed on the
5th December. f = ~ '
James Barnes not qualified under the ordinances
anu the following did not appear before your Committee
p Mouchon, John Parker Jacob Heller and John
smith All OF which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN n HAWTHORN.
G. BRuGNIESs.
JOSEPH ErTER.
The Police Committee beg leave to report their action
on the several petitions to them on the 9th Dec
last IN conjunction with their proceedings since that
date-to wit: s'"'
The petition of Kelly, complaining of i'll treatment
during arrest by Watchnan Fawcett, having been duly
Fawcett to be returned to duty
The petition of II. c. McApin Attorney tl,ot narn,is
sion be granted to certain slaves of the late Film lres
we'll to remain in the State they having been e,nanc;
pated by the will of said tesator has received their
serious atentlo and they are of opinion that to grant
testaor which provides for their removal from the state
special donation to that end being made and that the
policy OF the law forbls, and opposed to so large
num'r o. free negroes remaining in the city or State
ihey therefore report against the petition and ask that
the petition be returned to the applicants
The petition of Thomas Hanley for Investigation into
snH cause OF ms suspension has been considered and
fui examination had They find that said Haney was
guilty OF rotous conduct drunk and disordcrly nj
place where he was detailed for special duty for the pr
servaon OF peace aud prevention of breaches of the
poice tney therefore recommend that he be discharge
The petition of r. Degruy, for a d1y officer for tbe
Poydris street market. they consider inconsistent nas
much he is himself employed by the municinalitv to
ENFORCE the Police o1 said market and beg to report
against said petition
The report made by the Chief of Police against Watch
men ketris Jiiisdale and o Bren the Committee beg TO
report that they examined the and return Kear,s
md Tinsdale to duty with forfeiture of their paw from
late of suspension
Watclman O'Irien did not appear before your Chm
nitte altho there has been regular weekly meetings Of
ne romeo committee since 9th December last, and the
harses being fully snbstantated they the following
s5.A7
joins N, HAwrroRS,
... 49, O. BRuGNeNs,
Al is hereby dismissed from the watch Of this nnicn
ny to dnte from time of his suspension
Reso'red That Thomas Haney be and he is hereby dis
n1ssea from The watch of this municipality. for conduct
an oficersad discharge to date from fhe
ay he suspended :
The Police Committee to whom were referred, the peti
ion Of B. Forance asking permission to cinancpte tho
lave barbara and of Rose Aston W. c. to enancipate
he slave Samuel, beg to report against the same.
N the reason that Mr. Floanee resident of another
aris and Rose Aston resides in the State Mississippi
nd sad petitioners have permission withdraw their
pphcatons JSo. N HAWTHORN, o
CLAUDE BRu6NIENs IS
,IosEPi ErrER. VI
Inc same gentleman as Chairman etc. from the same .
presented the following its first reading 7
Resoired That permission DO granted to the following
ersons to emapcpate after named, to wit: Geo LYNCH
nd ChaS A. Jacobs the slaves Joseph Baptiste nuiatto
sed about % years Norah Griffin muatto aged about
years. Felicity Griffin muatto aged about 81 wears IL
nd her infant child jerry Brown
l.. Il. Simlmonds executor the slave Gabriel a blact
sed about y years and that said slaves be permitted to
main in the State when their respective owners have
yep the usual bond and security subject to the ap-
roval of the Recorder ?
Mt Brugnicns presented the following:
heas It has been established by legal and sufficient to
smony that Michael Hughes, Second Lieutenant of OF
g Night Watch OF the Second Municipality has in yio Nj
tion Of the ordinances of the Second Municipality aore
~ ana m disregard of his duty knowingly. wifully t
ID corruptly placed the list Night Wafchmen one
nm flanagan, who, under the direction of said Hughes
placed on duty and acted in the capacity Watch u
IN for several successive nights without the knowledge
inc City Council or Police Committee in total disregard
duty. Therefore belt