New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27

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under Of joint Committee from the
unanimously The President appointed Messrs
Burke Labatut and on the commits
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Il &ssjstant Board for their concurreuces
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uthori1ing the Wharfuger Of the Second District 10
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II trcts Adopted
cleaning the streets the Third District for account and
n gisk Of Thomas Barry Adopted III,
To sell the contract for cleaning the streets in the
Il Fourth District. Adopted
n Approving the contract made by the Mayor with Mar
Bfouef1ek ZOE lnhKiuE
Authorizing the repair of the Fourth District wharf.
r. fill up Coliseum Place. Adopted.
no sell tho for four bridges on Canal
II street, ADO ted
II 10 cohss ucU q N uisance Boat Adopted.
u TO repair Engine House No Is. Adopted
REM. ting ii fine cf s1ooop Mrs Sarah Frisch for in
Permitting Mrs Rice and Mrs Butler to give series Of
Society Balls in the Fourth District certain restric
lions. Adopted.
Granting a charter to Red River Fire Company No 49,
y Referred to Fire Committee.
To sell the lot present occupied by Volunteer Fire
Company No /. and 10 buy another. Adopted. "a
Authorizing the appropriation Of S1100 for the purchase
Of engine for Columbia Fire Company No o. Adop
10 appropriate ssoofo truck for Hook and Lad
DIT Company Ne 9 This was debated Ct length Mr.
the Fire Companies and appropriations made for
Of them further expense Of $4,000 would have to be
priations Mr. stockton concnrred NE Iugenbuhi and
Burke Thought that to cease making appropriations
woud be to do injustice to the Companies for which APP
!, preparations had not already been made ADOPTED
10 pay Franklin Fire Company No IL S73l 80 for new
4, hose carriage and hose Adopted.
TO pay Red Rover Fire Company No 16 $500 for
y hose carriage Referred to the Fire Committee.
" To pay Guck Fire Company No. II $ll00 for a
engine and $500 for hose carriage Fire Com
mittee.
To Jefferson Fire Company No % $500 for new
hose carriage. Fire Committee.
Tose the contracts for the supply of hose for the diff
. ferent Fire Companies for year Fire Committee
"a resolution from the Assistant Board prohibiting the
Warden of the house from employing the prisoners
the Work in the making Of furniture in any
mechanical business without authority from the Commit
tee houses and Prisons. Referred to the Com
nittee On Warehouses and Prisons.
+ Authorizing additions to Dryades street Market.
Fixing the salary Of the Clerk of the Board of Commits
sioners Of the House Of Refuge at $500 per annum.
Adopted
\ Fulton street Adopted NJ A
Declaring Mrs. Catherine Thomas 1T subject for the
Lunatic Asylum at jackson. Adopted.
certain streets with round stones from Royal
L and Charities streets. Adopted
Authorizing the Surveyor report the probable cost Of
20 necessary repairs to the Parish Prison e
resolution authorizing the sale Of the contract for
Y; numbering arrays CARTS etc Adopted.
The Mayors message relative to the death Of Daniel
Vi Webster was called up
Mr., Lngenbuhl moved the appointment of committee
Of from each District Ito concur with the COM
ittoe appointed by the Mayor to adopt suitable mea
sures day mourning for the death Of Mr. Webster
4 Burke, Harris, Iabatut and Lugenbuhl
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday evening the 9f
q Of November.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. secre-
tary Of this Board Mr Walter II Peters with highly
% commendabe aacrty, furnished officially with i'll
last evening when sapersedes the puDhca
I INQuEsrs Deputy Coroner Loze yesterday
held inquest on the body Of Mary Walker, native
New Jersey found dead in house Love street between
T Sk anthony and Bagatelle streets. Verdict, Died
infammatory fever caused by intemperance y
second inquest was held on the corner of Clara ane
s. Clio streets. John OHare. aged IS native
j. Ireland Verdict Died of intemperancen
third inquest held the Barracks the body
"A Of found in ditch Verdict Died Of congestion
of the brain. The deceased known by the Of
| George.n about % years of age and native Of
Nova Scotia On his right was the figure of dancing
woman in Indian ink with the initials L. A. b. On his
n left arm in Indian ink wreath, anchor, and tht
n figure q man holding in Zach hand nag He had ap
er was deserter from the Dragoons-but refused
\ A FUGITIVE FROM JusTIcE-E rtea,siue Sacis,d
ling Yesterday Spaniard named Damasco Pinto, wa
arrested by Captain Youenes Chief Of Police charge
Having taken passage to this city from Tampco in tn
schooner d N. Mckay, Captain Youenes Informed o
It appears that he left Spain for Mexico some month
ago Arrived at Vera Cruz he went to of the large
mercantile houses there, and having asked whether
tain letters of credit had been forwarded to him,
answered in the negative He assured the house
Cruz the letters would certainly be by the
steamer The letters did by the steamer, but
they had been forged in Spain an'
these letters he obtained large sums which he nmedi
atey shipped to correspondents in this city and ohe
places The of $4,000 is known to have been received
here In Monterey he obtained $500 inBrownsvile
Texas $1,000 etc. etc Having proceeded as far as Tam
/ pco he became alarmed, went board the schoone
Mckay, paid $500 for the exclusive Of the cabin
ga act sail The vessel was fourteen days in making tn
passage to this port From her delay Capt Youenes wa
to suppose that the fugitive lad shaped his 70
Savannah or Charleston and accordingly telegraphed tn
He was sent to prison to await requisitioI1 from tn
Governor of Texas.
FIRST DIsTRIcT CouRT-Juage Larue.--Th
following criminal disposed of in this Coui
g yesterday
p Joseph Williams. for assault and battery foun
guilty. and sentenced to twenyfour hours nprisonmer
in the Parish Prison. and to pay costs of
George Sharp and Thomas Wilson, for assault an
VI battery were found guilty.
K George Stova, for assault and battery was foun
guilty. and sentenced to three days imprisonment in h
Parish Prison, and to pay costs
of j. De Gruey and Robert Carter separate charge
I of assault and battery, were acquitted.
~ STEALING A WATCH John Hughes was yes
terday charged before the Recorder of Second D
tric with having stolen, the 29th Of September last
Be- silver watch, worth $40, from Antoine Barba.
ef INTENT 10 KILL.-Meyer Winter is under al
rest In the First District, chargedby A. Goldman wit
entering his house Levee street. and attempting to
n him
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a. KEssAs TERRroRY of ex-senator Benton fro
Washington published in the St. Louis papers, brin,
prominently forward the idea of making terrtor
on the Kensas river extending south to the Arkansa
and presume, north to the Platte, and west to IL
Rocky Mountains, The idea is grand and attractive,
US is intimately connected with the great design of openir
e- roads to California; and approximating wide
I'm separated populations We have heard the Kensas sp
ken OF rich and delightful country fertile soil tin
bered well watered and grassy, and suitable for Il
,ty residence Of vast population. Such territory,