New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-09

communication received from the Surveyor sta
ting that he had felt 1t to be his duty to discharge Mr.
First District - '''
The Surveyor also suggested certain improvements II
the pavement around Poydras market The whole matte
was referred to the Committee Streets and Landings
communication was received from the Street Con,
missioner, relative to the location of office Street
and Landings.
TREAsuRER's REPORT.
balance on hand at last report ss71s O.
Received since. ATS 8
Total. .......................$38 l9s o
oisn"rsea .33O4S
| Balance on hand Observation-Disclosures 1914 O
communication received from Captain Wander
gr asking compensation for injuries received BY bein
stabbed by Eugene Phissant police officer Referred d
the Committee on Claims.
bin of $2s5, from the Crescent-ofce was read whe,
Mr. Place said the bill had been before the Finance Com
wished the Board to act upon 1t once One item Of III
bill for furnishing twenty five additional copies Of tn
paper for different officers and for furnishing the proceed
Considerable discussion ensaed and various motion.
| were offered.
Mr. Leeds thought if the proceedings were furnished in
pamphlet form, they should be paid for by the member
themselves and not by the city.
Mr. Watkins thought 1t was necessary for members
have the proceedings in pamphlet form, In which Mr.
setson concurred lie needed the pamphlet frequentl,
|
Mr. Nixon did not know whether the bill was correct q,
not He wanted to be assured that the Crescent had fur
nshed the number Of copies charged for before he was
have the matter referred to the Committee on Claims
was referred
communication was received requesting aid for dos
ttute German emigrants Referred to the Finance Com
nlittee.
| A communication received from Edward Rawlc
President of the Board Of School Directors of the First
District stating that the phscian appointed to yaccinate
the children Of the Public Schools Of said District has
neglected his duties for the last ten months Referred n
Committee on Education
petition against certain beer Garden in the Fourth
District was referred to the Police Committee
A communication received from Phoenix Fire Com
pany stating that their present Engine House. which
leased by the late Third Municipality Council is in dill
apidated condition The COMPANY asks a new Ens;no
House lot already owned by the Company Referred
to the Fire Committee.
A bill for the iron columns of the saraparu Market
house Lafayette. amounting to $4,000, presented
Mr. stetson thought that bills enough had been paid for
the erection of this market He had heard all sorts Of
how came about Another bill for bricking said market
was offered
Mr. Shaw thought it best to have all the bills relating
to said market settled at once and he moved to refer them
to Special Committee
Some discussion ensued. Mr.. Shaw thought that no
special committee
The first bill laid the table, and the last one re.
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Mr. Forbes presented petition very numero,sly signed
Tor public square Bacchus street. 1t was referred to
the Improvement Committee.
MI BAILEY from the Committee Streets and Lamb
in favor Of accepting the contracts for
ing the Draining Canals in rear Of the city Adopted
resolution was adopted providing for placing stands
for the sale of vegetables in st. Mary's Market.
Mr. Hermann of the Judiciary Committee, stated in
reference to petitions for the emancipation Of several
slaves that the committee could not report on them as
the law required that three fourts Of the emhers shond
De in order to act them and such number
not ~, being present he would decline to report.
MT stetson of the Police Committee reported resolu-
Ton adopting the police regulations suggested by his
honor INC the Mayor The resolution was adopted
Inc Police Committee reported resolution authorizing
te to issue policemans warrant to Patrick MUIR
ply private Waterman of the ST. Charles Hotel Company
and against reinttng the line of $40 imposed upon him
LOT carrying concealed weapons. Adopted.
MIR. stetson the Chairman of the Police Committee
then proceeded to state that the duties of the Com.
mittee arluous, and that much to his annoyance
he was unable to obtain the attendance Of but one Of The
Committee (dr. Lanata) at tho regular meetings Ue
ad not feel willing to assume the whole responsibility
the subject at Mr. Stetsons suggestion the matter was
postponed till the next meeting.
Aeut hughes from the charges made against him by Col
ann proprietor of the Pacific ravier street
Tor violence in arrestng him The report adopted
The ordinance relative to creating Board of Health
was called up and laid over.
MT Wilson, from the Committee on Court-houses and
Prisons, reported ordinance relative to the estabs
ment OF prison for the confinement slaves which was
laid over ''N'' "A'eA was
The Committee of Conference. relative to fixing the
OF the officers of the city, submitted report on
the subject. motion made to lay over. but Mr. |
SHAW took different view of the matter He thought
and the postponement was finally agreed to-
The Special Committee to whom was referred the resi
nation Of Mr. b Winston reported in Of receiving
Ill the vacancy. Adopted.
... RESOLUTIONS FROM THE BOARD ALDERMEN.
resolution fixing the amount of expenses at election
precincts at o limited sum, was concurred in.
resolution directing the Surveyor to number the
aoaes on Canal street from the Levee Claiborne street
resolution ordering that all ordinances passed by the
Council be published once only in the official
resolution authorizing the Surveyor to issue to Tbos
Duffy his warrant for the value of work done
Galvez Canal referred to Committee on strents on
landings Adjourned
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Slape case.-The
rial OF the negro man Michel slave of j. B. Flemming
or an attempt to violate white woman was Yesterday
in before special tribunal Of six The names
leblanc, W. D. srcCutcheon, Pierre Deverees NJ O. II
orton Moses Greenwood and A. b. segier The facts of
cared from the evidence that Mrs Herbert was returning
Belevle on foot from McDonoghville and took patti
through the woods in the rear Of the Bpga,nan Race
curse She saw the negro leave stable near the
lace track and advance towards her and suspectng he
ad evil designs she became frightened and ran He
nr6ued and caught her. and after struggle she
aGGeeoed IN terrifying the negro whereupon he left.
me jury brought in a verdict of guilty, fixing the
entiary at hard labor for life The court passed sentence
accordance with the verdict the coiored Individual
os galanted back to Jail to await his removal to Baton
iouge.
curt on Monday in the following cases.
GtAesme, appellant vs.. FREEMAN and Others. appelees
ppeal from the Ninth District Court of Concordia
rehearing. Judgment heretofore rendered by this
ourt to remain - ~
1ourda', appellee, Boaon and Others heirs of Samuel
opn appellants Appeal from the Third District Court
JEFFERSON Judgment reversed and the case remanded
" new trial.
Woodworh appellant HIS Creditors James Cu,ley
I'd others defendants, in rule Of appeees Appeal from
hird Dlstrict Court Of NewOrleans. :. Judgment af
rmed
Ray,e appellee vs.. Pd,rent appellee. Appeal from
hrd District Court of Jefferson. Judgment affirmed
arern appellant VS.. Merchants and Planters Insurance
ompany aPpeLes Appeal from First District Court
Judgment affirmed.
Aotre fatttson aaleVees, Penny appellant Appeal
ON Fourth District Court of NewOrleans . On q re.
caring Judgment heretofore rendered by this Court
remain.
Corhefson and others. appellants Sun Mutual Insurance
opdny ana Others apelss Appeal from Fifth District
'urt OF NewOreans. Judgment affirmed
faM hehtp appeHees Jadson appellant. Appeal
ON fourth District Court of New0rleans Judgment
yerscd and rendered for defendants I
massey opTeiee Va Hermann and Others appellants
ppeal from Fifth District Court of NewOrleans Judg
ent reversed and rendered for defendants.
Enthusiastically morning, about ten o'clock, ,
hre broke out on the of CalIiope and Jacob
reefs IN the oakum factory of Mr.. Cook The factory
lch was bullt OF brick destroyed in about hour
trough the exertons of the fire department the flames
rc snbdued and prevented from spreading to the
nee OF Mr Cook, which stands near by. The burned