New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-29

Superintendent Of Pnblic Education Catrigap. So
/ Senatc-Lacey. dem. 49, ID
House q Representatiyes- Duncan and Bailey wings,
| and Hatch democrat appear to have been elected
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81 Local intelligence. .
| ALDERMEN, AND LICENSE OR No LICENSE. -
Ihe vote on the election Of two Aldermen from the First
District and an Assistant Alderman the Second Dis
tct also on the question Of License br No License
houses has not yet been counted and the re-
suits VIII not be officially known until some time during
ItRprobable and have the best information for as
osis aa s Rsn ss The
Patrick Irwin a denocrats to the Upper Board from
believed that the question in opposition to the
houses has been carried throughout
the city bya small majority. - r.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-7'u esdap, Dec. 28.-
Present members VIC G. Glaibdrtein the chair
The securities of the Keeper of the Court house we're
| accepted. NE
A comnunicationf from she City Surveyor complaining
Of the filthy condition of the streets and OF the failure Of
the contractors to clean them referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings.
A resolution providing for the payment to Edward
Plabchard $500 being the value Of cJrtan nronsry
on the corner OF ursnne and Derbgny Streets taken fer
public use was adopted. ~ tF-1 Z
petition from numerous citizens residing on Canal
street. asking for the removal Of the sheds and Offices
erected for the of the New was made
veyor shall notify the Commissioners of the New Custom-
house to remove the distractions complained within
sixty days. r 4 Ss
Numerous resolutions from the Assistant
Board were concurred in.
A petition received from Mrs Mary Ann S.
Mrs Barbara e., Mrs. Mary P, and another
asking assistance from the city as ordas in destitute
circumstances Mr.. Giqe to lay on the table
Mr. Sewel thought they could not be called Norphans
and seconded the motion to lay the table The motion
was carried. 49as
An ordinance from the Assistant Board prohibiting the
watering of the streets without permission, from the
Street Commissioner, concurred in.
Also, providing for the removal of tho Mayors Office
from ls present 4oeaton TO the City Hail. opposite Lafy
ette Square. Rejected.
Authorizing the Finance Committee to withdraw all,
suits for unpaid taxes provided said taxas have been
properly assessed. Ceneurred in y
Making it the duty Of the City Physician to sign all
Certificates of the In9uests which they may be called on
to attend. Concurred in. ~ 3E %
For the payment OF numerous bills. Gbncurred in $50
Gronting permission to Dan Rice to exlibiths useum
on st Charles street during twelve months Concurred
Granting permission Dan Rice continue his circus
for four months on St. Charles street. Rejected
Authorizing the sale of the contract for building a
bridge the canal at the intersection Of St Paul
and Liberty Streets at the intersection of Magnolia
street etc, was concurred in. r.,
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-T body
held their regular neeting night Fourteen menu
beers present Dr. Alpuente the chair The reading of
the Journal was dispensed with. T.
communication received from tne Comptroller .
relative toadjudicatioDs made by him.
communication from the Surveyor edmplanpg of the
contractors for cleaning the Streets referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
second communication from the same officer REQUEST
ing suitable Office for his business referred to spe-
cial Committee of three.
A third from the same referred to Streets and
Landings.
A communication from the Street Commissioner reIa
tive to the approaching expiration of the contracts for
repairing the Streets was referred to Streets and Land
ings.
uons passed by them and inviting he concurrence of
the Assistants the resolutions referred to the pre
posed Railroad through Magazine street. Mr Watkins
offered amendments ordinance that the shares of
the company should be S5 each and firm person
or corporason for the ten first days Of the thirty for
nf Guhga rfrf.,vx
should be allowed to take than two hundred shares
on any one day The amendments were ordered to be
printed and the whole ordinance together with the petit
ton adverse to the road was referred TO Special
Committee of five consisting of Messr Nixon Stetson
Eusts Herman and Mackey 1t vas then ordered that
the resolution lie until the report the Committee
at the next meeting. a1
second petition from Porter, HILL and others for per-
mission to build railroad from the river through Canal
street to the Metae Ridge ordered to lie on the table
until the report of the Special Committee
motion to refer the petition of Mr. surgi to special
Committee Of five. adopted Messra Hermann Sum
mers Mackey Dolhonde and Mccormack were appointed
said committee
3 resolution Diminishing suits against b Lamohe was
referred to Finance Committee
Aresouton for erecting suitable office for the Clerk
and Buildings. $40
resolution allowing salary Of SsoD per anpum to the
Assistant Clerks Of the Recorders concurred in.
AM ordinance to regulate the Levee dues on ships
steamboats, and fatboat referred special commit
tee Of five Messrs Place, Leeds Wtz Eusts and Wat
Klns were appointed on the committee.
Asecond message from the Board ofAdermen inviting
in amendments to the license ordinance was
adopted, 49, .7F.s VIZ fe'a-[ 5-'' 81 az ~ 81 T
The Board of Aldermen concurred III the
for the Hospital, and $4,000 for the House of Refuge
petition was received from Messrs Hunt Graille, Ro-
seus and others asking that the Council appoint some
proper person at Washington City (here case now
the city Of in the place
OF the Hon Daniel Webster deceased in the suit ST the
heirs 81 John MeDonoghwas referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
petition from residents on Canal street for the re-
moyal Of the workshops Canal referred to
Police COMMITTEES. -
petition from sundry citizens for permission for Col
e establish pistol gallerywa referred to Police
second petition of the same nature was referred as
above. -F35atFs
petition from Snow, Gddon s. Co. for permission to
erect dry dock this side of the referred is
Streets and Landings l@.aI 49,
petition from residents Broone street for the re
Committee. |
REroRT OF CoMMirTEEs.F Finance Committee reported
certain lot. adopted.
resolution for the payment of sundry small bills had
n second reading and was adopted.
streets and Landings Committee reported against pay
Ing extra compensation for lighting lamps
Reported ia favor Of releasing Chandler from his con-
tract for branding and numbering drays.
Reported resolution that the CoAlptroer sell Mt a,lc
ton after five days notice. the contract for branding and
carts and drays in the Second Dstric-was
adopted and sent to the Board of Aldermen for their CON
currence -
auction after five days notice. contract for building
the four bridges across the Canal Carondeet the
an ris OF tne FORMER purchaSer and his security
The committee reported In favor of authorizing the
Mayor to enter into sundry contracts repairing paving
md laying sidewalks in certain streets which were
adopted.
INQUEST Coroner Rice held an inquest at IL |
NJ yesterday, in the Fourth District upon the body Of
lanes Dee native of County I.etry Ireland aged rs
years the Jury rendered verdict that deceased CANA
70 ms death from the effect Of blos inflicted with BILL
ct of wood in the hands of John Shanahan
RECoRDGRs COURT, FIRsF DIsTRIcr-Ha-
,ramsMary Ann Prudhonme, found lying in the street
peasty state OF intoScatien. with her person indie
enty was sent to the orhose for fifteen days
ohn heating veteran vagart was committed for three
months; Hugh Boyle furnished with a residence for
hirty days similar charges Mary Wallace was sent
lown for sixty days. e.. ri "a
& RoBBING 4 CLOTHES ItNE.-Phil Powers,
aught IN the act of taking and carrying off clothes from
hue III yard on Circus street, at O'Clock Tuesday
morning, was sent before the Criminal Court.
LARCENY AND FALSE PkETENeEs Frank
Gilman FOR obtaining under false pretennes gun be-
,pgng to Louis Schroeder of Agiers and entleavorpg
dispose OF for his own benefit and also for stealing
lanket and sundry pots AMI kettles all the property of
AID Schroeder was yesterday committed to the
ouble charge before the First District Court,
TRIALS FIXED Robert Edmonson. arr.airped
esterday on the charge Of having passed. good
andred dollar bill OF the Bank Of Grenada Mississippi
pom Patrick ONeal and Pat Cuiman for stealing from
Conner silver Farch and s2i5 in money will havej
1eir examinations Friday next -. u n
JUVENILE TnIEyEs Pat Phillips, aged ter, l.