New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15
City Intelligence.

Aldcrmen--W, G. q, Claiborne and J !, Lrgenbuhi;
Assistant Aldermen-Seyenth Ward, L. Burthe and D.
NJ Cucuu; Eighth Ward =. Stevenson and Geo, Eustis,
Jr; Ninth Ward j. B. Dehonde
The Democrats of the Third Municipality have made the
| following nominations:
| Recorder-pierre seuzeneau the present incumbent
Aldermen-Horatio Davis, and Thos II. Kennedy. but
| the latter gentleman has since declined
Assistant Adermen-Seyenth Ward, DR.. j. j. Kerr and
Jno f. Holland Eighth Ward. Francis Stevenson and
Geo Eustis Jr.; Ninth Ward j. J, Lugenbuhl,
HOMICIDE CAsE-IIugh Gallagher John Lee,
and James Boyle examined Saturday. before Re-
Caldwell the charge Of having assaulted Watch
Montague and of having been engaged in the ARRAY
In which one James Boyle killed, the ID instant
Nothing appeared to show active participation in the
ARRAY the part of Lee and he was accordingly dis
| charged. Hugh Gallagher was fined s25. and James
Boyle SO and required to give bonds to keep the peace
Al the conclusion of the Boyle made an affidavit
charging Waterman Montague with having stabbed Jas
| Boyle and caused his death
CHARITY HosPITA.--The following is the re-
this institution for the week ending Saturday
evening Admitted 305 discharged 3l5 Died. 4S; re
| mining 1852.
PROBABLE SUICIDE - An inquest was held
on Saturday. ia Bourbon street the body of Au
gustn LarctoS native Of Corsica who reported to
have committed suicide and upon opening the body the
presence of suphuric acid was detected
INDEPENDENT Mass MEETNG.-A large num-
her Of people assembled Saturday evening at the Anne
rican Theatre led there y call which had previously
appeared in of the city journals and by the promise
| Of amlsement free of charge
The house filed early hour and the proceed
ing opened at little after seven O'Clock by G. Ken
De-.
| President: FELIX GsIaa
Vice Presidents Walter Cone, W. e. Kendall. John P
Harrison Paulin Ban1ue j ii staufer Lons Desaules
| W W Montgomery, W NJ. Perkins, w A Gasquet T. b.
! LeBeau
Secretaries VIM Alling. W P Atwood
Upon taking the Chair Mr. Grma addressed the
bge stating the object Of the meeting to be the expires
sion Of opinion to the proper persons to administer the
government under the Charter and toappoint
mtce nominations for candidates fitted admin
itcr affairs bring credit to the city 1t very
important that we should begin rght-the prosperity Of
rity Ip1 m
| new government
In party spirit must be discarded and all
political preferences set aside TO mngle politics in
afarss to fail in achieving the benefits of Consolidation
1t to be regretted that meeting like this had not
been called earlier but it not too late as it
hc obvious to all that that the prosperity of our city
at stake
In the approaching elections must all unite upon
the selections made by committee. If we do unite.
we may rest assured of proper administration of
government for shall have chosen upon whose
intelligence, ability and and integrity may rely We
shall then free ourselves from the abuses under which
have so long suffered. and NewOrleans will have been
placed in the tide of prosperity,
After referring in very fattering terms to Mr. Robb
would address the meeting the Chairman proceeded
to read off the names of committee of thirteen gentle
men whose duty it is to make nominations to be submit
ted to the meeting on Monday (this) evening The COM
mittee is as follows:
FIRST Mmicipahy-N, 0. II. Norton. ]. R. Marshall
George Urquhart-
Second Municipalita-w G. Kendall. J. A. Barell j. G.
Gaines Samuel ,Jamison and J. Donovan.
Third M,a,cipaity-B Bcauregard D. Castera F B lie
Beau,
Latqgete-II S Buckncr and David Iadden.
gentleman in the pit and moved that the COM
mittce be selected from the meeting. Some noise fol-
lowed but no notice was taken of the motion by the
Chair White the endeavorng to enforce his
motion. Mr.. Robb entered and was received with ap
plause which drowned all other proceedings.
Mr. Robb took the stand and commenced his
speech by expressing his grateful feelings only for his
kind reception this time but upon all occasions when
, he had appeared before the citizens
He had been drawn from the pursuits Of private life by
the partially of his fellow citizens and in becoming can
State he had done with desire to the
/ State-to the city. With heart full of gratitude
he before this meeting He came citizen
OF the United States, citizen of Louisiana. and
citizen of NewOreans and not as the partisan Oh party
but to state his views frankly and fairly He had come
the from all parts of the State He
had waste time by idle defamation, not to
enlorize party but to plead the cause of Lousana-to
plead the cause of NewOreans He use his efforts
to the interests of NewOreans. and elevate its
5 character and credit,
or nomination from any party. "A Noce-lou have
n courted nominations No sir; it is alse-it is false
l.. uled Office nomination from any
G "a VOICE. say you E1ve-you coulted nomination from
q the democrats I repeat, it is fa'.e Never have
e courted nomination | have never asked any thing
from any party Every here knows it to be fasc,
He but soldier in the ranks always ready to do
his duty and follow whoever might lead in the great
Of advancing the prosperity of State and City
What the history of this meeting! [Slght kissing
and noise He was not going to be put down by the
laugh of any individual for he engaged in just and
honorable cause and which he would alb nlon
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ot What was the history OF the government OF Ne"or
leans te Wou maze no ra'ecton upon persons hn, 60
u ntrted with It, nut VINO would not say mat they ia
So failed in al the purposes OF government rotn etit
and city had declared the bad by passing ID
!" new bl democrats ana Wings hiu united, actuated y
tho same patriotic spirit IN endeavorlng to promote IN
welfare OF the state ana cy ny carrying out TINS gfe
II measure .-.
Ne II Ntworleans was true TO nefSt Sie "ouu sust''i
those who had done thef duty IN .iS matter WITHOUT Il
l. terence TO party, , -,
IL Nhat naa party 10 no WIN our iulcisi '.lls: ~
Mt erences IN national questions VIII arise on various sur
or Jecs oh 'ile nhhhcf inc Gonhicrca,' lu e ioeis