New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

City Intelligence.

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ton for the city in the Common Council
majority of the committee appointed from tn the b two
Of representation for Aldermen and 400 votes ior
Aldermen. .. e,
Mr.. Lugenbuhl made minority report; heIbhe loIeh
his objections in detail
lengthy debate followed the report, in which
Mcsrs Burke, Clark Claiborne Converse, dique Lugen-
buhl and Stockton participated 80,
The yeas nays being called on the adoption of the
report, it was carred-yeaa 3, nays
communication received from the Mechanics In
stue inviting the members of the Board to attend the
dedication Of their building Thursday: the 10y inst
The invitation accepted
Another invitation to attend meeting OF the Reform
League, yesterday evening, was accepted ,
Claiborne rendered his resignation as President pro
of this Board. Laid over to next meeting.
message received from the Mayor Informing the
Board Of the decision of the United States District Court
adverse to the beques of John cDonosh IN aVor OF me
city On motion the Mayor was authorized TO give tie
necessary security for an appeal |
Another message stating the House of Rufuge is
Of sufficient capacity to accommodate The number OF
juvenile delinquents confined therein ana asking o some
amelioration in the management OF said institution was
laid on the table. subject to call.
A petition suudry citizens representing certain
Soap Mandatory the Of Cclesne street and
rontchartain Railroad and asking its removal, was re-
tcrred to the Committee on Police.
resolution for the sale of the contract for furnishing
the city with fuel was adopted
communication was received from the ouluer ol w
Market the Dryades and Melpomene streets,
requesting the acceptance Of said work Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
communication received from the Neworeans
and jackson Railroad Company enclosing copy Of reso-
utions adopted by of Directors in relation to
the right way for said road through certain streets
Referred to the Committee on Streets and Landings
resolution requiring the - Nicomede, late Comp
rolcr Of the Third Municipality, furnish detailed
of the liabilities of said Municipality Adopted
The Board then adjourned.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-This body
met last evening, DR. AIpuente in the Chair,
message received from the Mayor referring to the
decision Of Judge McCaleb in the McDonogh VI"
and recommending that the case be carried to the
Supreme Court of. the United States. The security is
fixed 100000. Referred to the Judiciary Committee
with power TO act,
Mr. anata offered resolution, inviting the Board af,
Aldermen to meet the Board of Assistants in session
the 10Th inst for the purpose of eectng Director TO
represent the city in the Water Works Company, and
several other officers Adopted.
A communication received from the Comp roilar
referring contracts which he had adjudcaed
Streets and Landings.
The following is the semi monthly report Of the
Balauce last report Observation-Disclosures, $500 90
Received since 1883 81
Total ... sl69o6 81
psburscd ............ 6SS3 60
Ta Quarterly reports Of the Board Of School Directors
of the Second and Fourth Districts referred to the
School Committee.
communication was received the officers of the
Jackson Railroad Company concerning their
petition for the right of and specifying the streets
through which the road is to run.
The present petition is as follows
For the right Of way Through Caope street from
sect upper boundary line of the line of the city of New
3D. For the right of way from Caliope street through
Claiborne street 10 a point in the Third District
For the widening of Caiope street. from Howard to
vez street fifteen feet each side of the present lines
aud alye2 point where it would inersect
the upper boundary line of the city fifty feet on each side
of the present lines.
The matter referred to the committee on streets
and Landings.
large number of petitions and communications
read and referred,
A recessof fifteen minutes taken.
On reassembing, communication was received IRON
the Board Of Aldermen announcing the concurrence Of
that body in the apportionment ordinance as II ca'
from the Board Of Assistants.
The dnal passage of this important ordinance having
away with the legal restrictions TO business thu
regular routine was proceeded with
ordinance passed, providing for theappolntmen
of and inspectors for the election to come off on TIT
ID of November,
The reports of Committees then received,
Mr. Place from the Finance Committee submitted a,
ordinance for the payment Oft large number of bills which
The same gentleman offered a resolution authorizing
the Wharpger of the First District to employ clerk
SIS per month, 1t was adopted
The Finance Committee reported against the resolution
of the Board of Aldermen to pay s75 for one months
of the second clerk of Recorder Genos The re
port adopted The Committee do not recognize an
such Office as second clerk.
REFORM LEAGUE.-Ths association held
meeting last night in Lyceum Hall large audience at
ing was by the Rev Theodore clapp Mr. Walk
or of the Magee Church, Geo Purvs Esq Greer B Dur
can Dr. MacauIy and the Rev. Mr. Harmon, OF Bato
Rouge
The speech of Mr. Harmon was a very lively effor
characterized by bsliancy of illustration, humor met;
phor and manner of great imprcssveness. His addre
was listened with delighted attention and e1uen
INTERRUPTED by prolonged bursts OF applause
The style of Mr.. Harnon's oratory is admirably suite
to the mercful temper of our population and few MOI
such speakers would have telling effect on the cause
which the league is engaged.
ANOTHER HoMIClDE-I will be remembers
that about week ago quarrel occurred in the Thu
District, in cabaret at the corner of St Anthony al
named Chiquto. The difficulty about the questic
of the anticipated revolution in Cuba ohquito drew
pistol and in tho struggle it accidentally went OFT, NJ
wounded a free colored named Pedro in the arr
The wound, at first supposed to be but slight has sin
proved fatal.
INQUEsr-bn inquest was held yesterday
the body of negro boy named Frank, slave of W
Bowers who accidentally fell overheard. on the 9th ms
from the steamboat Leila No. q and was drowned We
dict" Accidental drownipgn
FIRST DISTRICT COURT--Juagc Larue.-Mil
Iawless and Pat Smith yesterday in this Cou
for an assault on Mike Mcley, and found guilty.
Francois Bourgeois and jean Bennaud tried on
charge Of receiving stolen property and found guilty
hoie Pfosequ was entered in eight of assault a
battery
keeps livery stable GraviCr street. for hindering
execution of writ of sequcstration, tried for
tempt of Court therein involved fined fifty dollars
imprisoned five days
TIE McDoNoGH WILL CAsE--A petition h
been filed in this case in the u s Circuit Court prayi
for another trial. the part of the cities of
and Baltimore.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY Thomas Wallace W
arrested yesterday the Second District the charge
burgaronsly entering on the previous night the house
Mr. D. Birac, the corner of Old Leyee and Barra
streets stealing herefrom articles OF the value of 81
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL--Andrew McGinn W
yesterday examined by Recorder Winter on charge
larceny 1t was proven that the accused went into st
the Commercial Place and St Charles sire
and helped himself to trunk containing sundry artie
of eweiry was before the First District Court
be tried.
PlcKpocKET Upton is to be examin
before Recorder Winter the 14h instant on the cha
of having the 9th instant picked the pocket OF Jt
Kirwau of 81 so.
THREATS TO KILI.-Tim and Katie Sullly
have been put under bonds in the Third District,
having manifested carniyerous appetite for taking
life of G. p. Peterson
SETTING FIRE.-Two men - Kaufman a
George Allan Dutchey-have been arrested in the Tt
District. charged with having attempted to set fire to
house of T. Bashenan Bartholomew street. I
will be examined shortly.
ATTEMPT TO KTLL.-James Malabe il uni
arrest in the Fourth District, the charge of thr
enng kill Richard Mansfield from whose house
Oak street, he is also charged with having stolen
PIsToL.--IIite, alias Munich, drew out
tos IN q house the corner Of Ferdinand spd Nor
streets, anti amused himself By shooting ut firz lilo
arrested sna gratis 's e.stsi.-tas haasE Ms sstt g