New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-18

The fourteenth article was read and adopted
without amendment.
On the fifteenth article being read, .
My Sykes moved to strike it out, which was
carried. f33
On the sixteenth article being read,
Mr.. Place moved to strike ont all after the
words g for. each offence" which motion pre-
vailed. -
And the article as amended was read and
adopted.
ON the seventeenth articls being read,
Mr.. Sykes moved to strike it out, which was
carried Ut
On the eighteenth article being read,
Mr.. Sykes moved to amend by prohibiting
irregular vendors from selling in the vicinity Of
and during market hours.
Mr. Derbes called for the previous question,
which was carried. y
The previous question being ordered. the yeas
and nays were called on the adoption Of the
article as read, and resulted as follows
Yeas-Messrs Andrews, Bailey, Derbes, Dol
honde, Eustis, Hermann, Leeds, Nixon, Place,
Stetson and Watkins-11.
Nays-Messrs Burthe, Mackey, NJ Cormack,
Shaw, Summers, Sykes and Wilson,.
Consequently the article was adopted.
The 10Th article was adopted without amend
ment. st's- ~ ~ s. ~
On the Goth article being read,
Mr.. Place moved to strike out all after the
words "penalty Of two dollars (which motion
prevailed. 5x
And the article as amended was read and
adopted. w. ysA ~ $500 sA3 4
The 21st, 22d, 23d and oath articles were read
and adopted without. amendment. sess
On the 25th article being read,
Mr.. Summers moved to insert after the words
&C in the,' the words "German, Spanish -
which motion was lost.
Mr.. Watkins moved to strike out the words
French language"
On said motion, Mr.. Derbes called for the
yeas and nays, which resulted as follows 500
Yeas-Messrs. Mackey and Summers-2.
..Nays-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,'
Derbes, Delhonde, Eustis, Heermann,. Leeds.
Mccormack, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stetson,
Sykes, Watkins and Willson-16.
Consequently the words &c French language"
were not stricken out. 4
Mr.. Derbes moved the adoption of the article,
which was carried by the following vote
| Yeas-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Berthe,
Derbes, Dolhonde, Eustis, Hermann, Leeds,
Mccormack, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes,
Watkins and Willson-16.
.Nays-Messrs. Mackey and Summers
On the 18th article being read,
Mr.. Summers moved to amend by designating
the dimensions of the trays to be;used, which
motion was lest. stss-
And the article was read and adopted by the
| following vote: a ~
Yeas-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe
Derbes, Dolhonde, Eustis, Herman, Leeds, Nc.
| Cormack, Nixon. Place, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes
Watkins and Willson-16.
.Nays-Messrs. Mackey and Summers.
Mr.. Andrews moved to adjourn, which was
lost. .6 sI.s-,.e .l-fll
The 9th, 28th, Doth, Both, 31st, 32d and SD
articles were read and adopted without amend
ment, on motion of Mr.. Hermann.
On the 34th article being read, 77.s =
Mr.. Summers moved to amend by inserting
after the words esprit gas" the words .sor
charcoal" which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Andrews moved to amend by inserting
after the word Coffee the words " chocolate,
tea, milk, etc., which motion prevailed. Il
And the article as amended was read and
adopted. 4s,... T.. @e:e.e ,.,,.
The s5th article was read and adopted with
out amendment. - 51.sH = We
On the 36th article being read,
Mr.. Dolhonde moved to amend by inserting
after the words vegetable table," the words
s'of four feet,' which was carried: {.
Mr.. Place moved to strike out the words
4" twelve and half cents, or one Bit" andinsert
in lieu thereofss fifteen cents,' which motion was
carried. esi. ~
Mr.. Summers moved to strike out the words
| &C double price," and insert in lieu thereof
| Sc twenty cents,'' which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Dolhonde moved to amend by adding after
the words s twenty CENTS" the clause, &C and il
shall be the duty of the Surveyor to designate
which are corner tables, etc, !" which motion pre-.
| vailed. -, ...s..... IA. Iii
Mr. Andrews moved the adoption Of the arti.
Gle as amended, and said motion was carried by
the following vote: 49, -seg t-..,.
| Yeas-Messrs. Andews, Bailey, Burthe, Eus-
| tbs, Hermann, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Place
Shaw, Sykes, Watkins and Willson-13.
.Nays-Messrs. Derbes, Dolhonde, McCor-
mack and Summers A.
The 37th article was read, and adopted with.
out amendment. .
Mr.. Place presented the following additiona
sdction as an amendment, which was read 9
second time, and adopted. - ,-s N r.
| Article =. All ordinances or resolutions con
trary to, or conflicting, with the foregoing, arr
hereby repealed. ~. -, 49,.
The question being, on a motion of Mr.. Place
| for the adoption of the ordinance rs o whole
was carried, and it was adopted as follows:
fin Ordinance Concerning the Markets
and Providing for Farming the Reuenu'
| thereof.
The Common Council, of the City of New
Orleans, ordain as follows: a-
ARTICLE l. On the first Monday Of Decem
Der, in each year, the Comptroller shall adjudi
cate, or cause to be adjudicated, OF his office
the collection Of the revenue Of the markets fo
Oue eur. Sudl SlVo tcA uhy5r 1loelS0, III vi
official gazette Of the city, Of the day and hou
at which said adjudications shall take place.
ART. O. The farmers or lessees shall immedi
ately after said adjudications furnish their pro
missery notes, endorsed to the satisfaction of tn
Finance Committee, payable from the LIST Janu
airy, at one two, three, four, ve six, seven, EIGHT
nine, ten, eleven, and twelve months. Shout
any farmer or lessee refuse, or neglect to fur
nish his notes, as aforesaid, the Comptroller i
authorized to cause q new adjudication to b
made forthwith, for the account and risk of sal
farmer or lessee. ia -
ART. g. The farmer or lessee of said revenu
shall not be entitled to collect other dues tina
| those hereinafter mentioned, to-wit
For every head Of large horned cattle ninet
cents.
For every head of veal, mutton, pork or yeni
son, twenty-five cents, or two bits. { 1t bein
well understood that when the fore quarter Of
veal shall weigh more than forty pounds, th
farmer or lessee Of the revenue may levy, fo
the sale of said veal, ninety cents.
n For each stall and half table, including tf
3 frames with hooks on which to hang the mea
twenty five cents per day. i
For every bench for the sale Of fish, twenty
five cents per day.
All butchers, and retailers of fish, shall
(. answerable for the frames with hooks so rente
!, to them by said farmer, fG ~ {.
II ART.4 All kinds of meat, fowl, game, fisl
vegetables, and all other articles destined #