New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30
OFFICIAL.
Council Of Municipality No. Two.

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sssg WEDNrsn4r. January %, ASA,
The Council met at O'Clock H. on the following call
3.-l.q Z 4 NATIONALITY OF NEwoHrxAss1
oh, Calhoun Esq, sserveyy Of ae Second MnieDd,v
4fwo for Wednesday. 2sth inst. at S O'Clock p NJ
= Very respectfully your obt servit. agSSs
The following communication she Mayor was read
r, ~, ssiaSs MAsonAIIry OF NEwosln.s.l
s's8 -. January %. 1852
10 the Hoasrasls tie rrsdsat asa Member,
GEsT1EsES-4I have caused yal convoked this day
1t the written request Of Aldermen Etter, Perry and
rugniens for the Of taking into consideration
such police and other matter may brought before the
'u'SA Si' i''p'' ~ 4 III D, S caossa.s, Mayor.
petition from Samuel Jackson, that Ellen Boulger
unatic admitted into the Insane Asylum having
read z'.' '37'Q''
Mr. Brugniers offered the following. which was adopted
after suspending the rules; 'H.-G rs 9s Es'fsts
esolysd That Ellen Bguiger lunasic and in INDECENT
circumstances be- and hereby declared At subject r
the State hunatic Asylum. 's .-Lte as-t3 't=
On motion the Council proceeded to the election of
twenty-five supernumersry Wstchmen. The following
persons having ceved the Unanimous vote declared
duly elected. viz: sa Vi g sta se l-aasl9f s&
Matthew Behan, p Cummings. john Drenen, John
Flanahan Conrad Garhsc, James Jackson, g. Ke.rney
1 IaneE Murphy. NlcEoiAs MeJure, IHnlaS Pr1ce and
Patrick Quinn-H .@sAfs ei4"A 7e'
The following were also declared duly elected having
received the votes OF Msssrs Brugniens Emerson Perry
shorridge. Stewart vdntagen. Wheeehan and Yancsys
viz:
Alex AIso.A Cayard James Canin, Jos Clark Ker.
rigan Harvey Kelly, P Murphy. Morris Maddox George
Mayne Michael McGoey. J. W Richnrdson- -scully. Of
Gravier strset Hugh Tuily and Sylvester Quinn--I4
J. j. Casey J. Deering, B. Albert H. OiDonnel. VIM.
Dwyer VIM. ONeil P. sessmun Murphy Of the Seventh
Ward. Michael Smith VIM. Markham Charles Dougherty.
NJ Hynes and James Carfin-13 received the votes Of
Iessrs. Etter. Renshaw and sykes--3. se7; MI
4 P. Murphy was unanimously elected a River Police
Officer r r. '-ln.5ir1 - g>>rs r fi ,-asa@
Mr. Etter. from the Police Committee presented the
following report and resolution which adopted after
suspendng the rules - H. t- - -.r
Rssolred That the Surveyor be- and he hereby au-
thorzed to have such repairs made at the Police Prison
in his judgment be necessary n the safe keeping
# prisoners sad work to be executed with little delay
possible provided the cost of do not exceed sixty
| dollars. +t.-.. .5-r -- -.-r., E.r.
The Police Committee beg leave to report that they
have examined the charges made by W. F. Duff against
Day Oicer Ritter and find the be purely of
character not within their Jurisdiction the whole matter
appearing to be Of personal nature They therefore,
to be discharged from the further consideration OF
the subj ct
Your Committee have also examined the charges pre-
farred against watchmen Thomas Quinn McGinu and
Mcnamara, and found them IF trivial nature that
ifter reprmaud, they ordered them back to duty.
In the case Of OceTs Coleman and Be- cher 1private
lutymen) charged with receiving money Hberate
prisoner your Committee find that the officers were in
pursuit of prisoner that by combination Of crcun-
Stances they induced go the Way House
where they expected to find him and that they were
their duties that they there forced to renqut
the search for the parties It does not that
received by them but is in proof that the party
they had in charge the they were in
suit of Believing therefor that said Bseehsr an,
they beg to be discharged from the further consideration
. | of the subject. JOSEPH ErTEn,
s' G. BRuoNiEys.
Mr. Etter presented the following on its first reading
Resolred That permission be granted the following pei
sono emancipate the slaves hereinafter named to wit
Shepherd Brown. testamentary executor. the slav
George black aged about As years Celeste Labiche-
the slave Rosa quaroon aged about % years. and Jo
sephne her CHILD aged about years and ]. T. Heath
the slave Jane black aged about 80 years. and tina
said slaves be permitted to remain in the State when the1
respective have given the usual bond and secur
V ty subject to the approval of the Recorder.
And motion the Council adjourned.
. JoHS CAI Secretary.