New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18
CITY Intelligence,

| SECOND MUNICIPALITY Cor NCI..-Ihis body
met last evening pursuant adjournment On motion
| Mr.. Lawrason took the chair
4 message was reported from the Mayor. reporting tn
adjudication OF contract for laying cutters which
referred to the committee Streets and Landings
communication from A. Robb. respecting $4,000 il
ponds recently falling due and not paid referred t
| Finance committee"
a communication from Dr. Stone and others rrIativat
market house Claiborne street referred to the CON
| mlltte on Streets aud Landings.
| communication was read from + b. Sickles askn.
payment Of balance due for opening Commercial va,
! Referred to Finance committee.
communication from j. c. Mosclcy rs ns DELAY i,
constructing banquette opposite his pruue.ty, for m
reason that he is unable to pay therefor ct rred to tin
committee on Streets and Landing
Mr. Brother the part Of the Finance Committee re
ported several bills for payment including Abran
B. Young for work alleged not to have been done Th
was referred back the committee and the rmaindrr a
| the report adopted
MIR Wheelehan offered minority report Of the Fir.
Committee apProPriating money to purchase horse
| Fire Company No O.
Messrs. Brother and Rensfaw objected to receive TIN
report and after debate it referred back to tn,
| committee
| being the resolution for annexng Algiers
Mr.. fnncey moved its adoption
| Mr.. Brother moved to lay it on the table
The yeas and nays ordered resulted in 4 ycp
to nays; so the motion to lay the table was lost
| MIR. Iancey then moved for its adoption
The yeas and nays called and resulted in yeos
| to nays; so the resolution was pronounced lost
lost
was not majority of votes in its favor.
Mr. Perry offered resolution which was adopted re-.
curing the surveyor to withhold certificates from
tractors i'll the Seventh Ward who failed fill up the
ruts of certain streets in any respect comply with
their contracts.
Mr. Perry also offered resolution requiring hands to
be employed on the Common Street Shell Road to ill m
the ruts and put the road in good order Referred 10 tn
Committee on Streets and Landings will, instructions m
report at the next meeting Of the Council.
Mr. Perry also offered preamble and resolution to H.
effect that whereas the Attorney of the Municipality has
failed to hand in his opinion respecting the building of
bridge over the New Canal by the Canal Bank.
lesofrd That the Comptroller be instructed not audit
any warrant for the payment Of the Attorneys salary
until such opinion b. furnished
Mr. Perry said the Attorney could report quickly,
enough subjects and when the celebrated print
er's up he had soon produced an opinon
Now. however when important the public is
to be decided find it impossible to get opinion
However he only wanted report at the earliest posi-
BILE moment. he would modify his resolution merely
70 can upon the attorney to report on the canal bridge
case to the next meeting of the Council resolution to
this effect introduced and passed.
The Council then adjourned to next Tuesday evening
BOARDING House TRICK. - John Farap
charges one Hamilton who keeps boarding house on
Levec street between arrack and Hospital streets with
OBTAINING chest OF clothing which had been sent to his
house against the will Of the said Pagan the owner
warrant was issued for liamiltons arrest
BLOODY AssAULT.---The mate of the steam
boat Fashion yesterday became enraed because some la
borr that he had employed his boat refused to work
during the rain procuring knife ran among n a
men cutting and slashng after terrible fashion One
man he cut in the another in the hand and n third
who had nothing to do with the that had excited
the mates anger seriously wounded in back and
side This man conveyed to the Charity I[o.pital
Some police officers were called and proceeded to the
spot but stated that they could arrest the mate with
out warrant. This instrument procured after some
delay but we did not hear that the been made
HEAVY LARcENY.-Captain Sbisa, of the
schooner Bonita states that yaw belonging to his vessel
stolen on Sunday night and that on the next night
forty Kegs ofard were also stolen from the vessel and he
believes the said lard concealed board the schooner
Renaissance Warrants issued for the arrest of the
people suspected
FATAL AccIDENT-Yesterday morning, while
some persons We're engaged taking down an wooden
she'd at No 10 Victory street. the supports gave way and
the building fell crushing little girl aged years who
was playing in the yard at the time The mother of the
chld was near the place of the accident and her distress
was heart-rending The child died in a minutes and
m inquest was held on its body by the Coroner the jury
hnnglng IN verdict in accordance with the facts The
name OF the deceased Mary Gallagher the daughter
OF irish parents.
IHE FLOWER CASE. Acting Recorder Richard
son yesterday ordered Mrs Dey appear Judge
iarE for trial charge, previously noticed of having
stolen sundry flower pots, etc. from Sophia
SKlFF LOST AND FoUND-Alcxander Roman
lost kit from Canal Caronieet the 18th inst. and
Yesterday found it on hoard the schooner Hnrtensc,
laying IT the Old Basin and Pierre Corse declares that he
tad pufohuSei tho sid skin for ~ 3D. from whose
tSF'' ~ 9StleFel by eFtiRg saaFsieS !iIeAay4se,