New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-10
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Balance on hand, March observation-disclosures 2S9S 4l
The Superintendent of the House of Refuge the
monthly report stating that the prospects of the Istt
ton extremely favorable that there forty inmates
all of whom are well employed and several of the boys
| learning trades. The expenses of the month have
amounted to $514 rs.
communication read from John Paul stating that
he had been obliged to pay discounts amounting 5000
on warrants of the Municipality paid to him
count of contract for building Engine house which
contract of itself subjected him to loss Referred to
Finance Committee.
Several bills and accounts presented referred
to the Finance Committee
Mr.. Renshaw, in behalf of the Committee on Streets
and Landings made report embracing resolutions
thorzing contracts to be made constructing
on several streets cutters, fences and posts in Camp
street ETC. according to the adjucatons of the Mayor
Mr. Yancey asked if these adjudications
fore the passage of the late law forbddng this
character.
Mr. Renshaw replied that they We're made before the
law passed.
The resolutions were adopted
hlr fancey offered resolution requesting the members
of the Legislature from this parish to use their best
erons to procure the annexation of Agers all
sh bank OF the river in the Parish of Orleans
to the City of NewOreans
Mr. Lawrason was opposed to the He though
we had gone far enough in the annexation business
MI fancey thought it was Of great Importance to the
city that Algier should be annexed 1t has port which
we need it has two millions of dollars worth of property
ana other great advantages and its annexation would
give unity strength and harmony to our government
lie thought that all the municipalities are in favor of the
annexation and all Should join i'll the expression of an
opinion on the subject before the adjournment the
Legislature
Mr. Lawrason thought that we had nothing to do with
me rg bank OF the river he had enough to do to make
this side what it ought to be- We ought to do our utmost
to extend the city back to the lake away the woods
for the breeze.
Mr.. Renshaw agreed with Mr. Lawrason on the subject
lie SAID committee had been to confer with the
people OF Algers and examine the subject of annexation
but We have heard from it. and there was no
evidence that even Agicrs in favor annexation
The subject wasSad the table to come up first as
the order of the day the meeting of the Council
Inc council then adjourned to "Wednesday evening. fin,
18th instant.
ASSAULT AND PUNIsHMENr-Louis Gradikav
was yesterday brought before Recorder enos charged
with having committed assault on officer Laerandecr
IN Barrack street between Condo and Levee. The Re-
corder fined him $50 ordered him in default of pay
ment to be imprisoned in the Workhouse month
ARREsrs--Matilda White was last night an
rested Phippa street charged with disturbing te
peace ana attempting to cut with knife George
Drew and Eliza Johns, on IA charge of larceny Henry
Ryan with lot of bottles in their possession supposed to
nave been stolen, and Laura Smith, charged by Eliza
Connolly with larceny.
LARcENY.--James Brown was Yesterday sent
by Recorder Caldwell before the First District Court
tfia on charge Of having stolen trunk containing
wearing apparel ETC. worth $3.50, from the steamboat
United States.
FINEs.-Adam Macklin and Nicholas Ruff
were yesterday fined S. each, for fighting in Philippe
street and Patrick Lynch SIS for disturbing peace in
Tchouptoulas street.
LARcENY.--A slave girl called Constance, or
Aaee, was yesterday brought before Recorder Gcncis
charged with having stolen piece of linen worth SIS
Market. ' ~ ~
hLIAcoTiAN-James Boyle and Philip Liner
got into fight on St Charles st. on Monday night in the
course OF which an operation performed Boyc's
noSe-that is 1t was broken and he yesterday unable
TO make ms appearance before Recorder Caldwell Capt
+ orh" sad the mans nose had "caved in
SUDDEN DEATH.-A Mr. Conlin, drayman,
last evening fell dead in Tchoupitouas street near ST.
harys Market, moment before his death he was
standing beside his dray, apparently in perfectly good
lNouEsT,The Coroner yesterday held an
inquest on the body of little girl named Henrietta
Darke Tor Dare aged six years who was drowned the
previous evening at the Light House the Lake shore
Verdict accordingly
ANOTHER VICTIM. "A second inquest was |
neid yesterday at the Charity Hospital the body
EDWARD Coleman native of Ireland, aged % year YER
the steamboat Mary Kingsand''