New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
CIrY CouNcIL-BoARp ID ALnERMEN-T nes.

CITY CoUECIf.-B0ARD or ALDERMEN-TueS
day EuetiHg, January 1l.--present members W
9. q. Claiborne, President in tie chair
| The minutes read and r.ratrt
message was received ffom IA igor recommending
the Council to take proper Tor holding cleo
ton to Gil the vacancy in the Office of Fourth Justice Of
the Peace Occasioned by the resignation Of Alexander
Derbes Laid On the table subject to call
Another message recommended the appointment Of two
Commissioners 70 aid in administering the bequest made
70 the city for the benefit of free schools by the late John
McDonogh Laid over, subject to'call,
The special committee appointed TO confer with the
Commissioners Of the consolidated debt in relation 70 tine
appointment Of the separate Municipality debts made
report setting forth that the appointment made by the
Commissioner correct with the exception Of slight
against the Third District which had since been
charged,
Mr. Converse from the Finance Committee reported an
ordinance for raising the tax for the purpose Of paying
the interest of the consolidated debt in accordance with
the report Of the Commissioners
Mr. Claiborne moved TO refer the ordinance back to the
Finance Committee, with instructions.
LIST To devote third of the funds arising from the sale
Of the Batture in front of the First District with all this
assets Of the sinking fund Of the old city to the redue
ton Of the debt of the city which existed prior to the d
vision into municipalities in 1896. such amounts Of said
assets and funds had been applied to the expenditures
Of the consolidated city to be refunded,
ID. To charge each Of the municipalities and the City
Of Lafayette with the value Of all improvements ordered
by them 10 anticipation of consolidation
81. To credit Each Municipality with the amount Of
for ISL and back years collected since consoida
ton to be applied in dminuon Of their several debts.
4h To reduce the surplus assessed in order to raise the
s650O0O to pay interest the pos
sbe figure that will the collection Of the amount
required
The motion Of Mr. Claiborne was carried and the ord
nance referred back to the Finance Committee by vote
| Of five to four.
The Board then adjourned.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT AIDERMEN.-A regular
meeting Of this body held last evening. Sixteen
members We're present DR.. Alpuente in the Chair.
The message the Mayor called the attention Of the
members tn. resolution passed by both Boards for the
resale Of the contract for the draining machne OF the
Fourth district for year and stated that it was his
! duty to return 1t without his approval
The message was laid on the table subject to call
second message reminded the Council that the ne
cesaIy arrangements should be made for the election Of
successor in the Board 70 Alexander perbe, Esd Laid
communication from the Survey stating h- estimate
for the repairs Of the Hospital the Second district prs
on referred to the Committee on improvements ana
Another communication from the same officer an
nounced that the Neworaans Navigation Company bad
cncroached seriously the Bayou st John and re-
ierrred tothe Committee on Streets and Landings,
| Prruoys-from Robert Murphy and ot1ers, demand
ing virtue Of inherited right that sidewalks should
be constructed in front Of their houses Espanade
street Streets and Landings Committee.
From Mr. Cohen asking that the usual numbers Of his
| Directory should BE- taken, Finance Committee
From property holders in the neighborho9d q Maya
zine Market asking that improvements should BE- made
On 81 Mary street streets and Landings Committee.
From property-hoders in the rear Of the First aud
Second Districts, asking for Improvements on dayez
| street
From 900 property holders in favor Of the contemplate
railroad from the upper to the lower portions specia
| Committee on Railroads
message from the Board Of Aldermen with regard to h
recently introduced tax ordinance
After waiting the time allotted the Board adjourned
SECOND DIsTGIcr. -RecOr9er's Couyt-ThGs
Lucy yesterday examined the charge Of .sautni
with Il knife John Welsh with intent him the said " elsl
to mmCrtglize by Sitting his Wcasand then and there
aiust he peace and dignity If the State The accuse
was sent before the First District Court
Patrick Dayy brought up charged with harin
grossly iusulted lady named Mr., Mary Foucher Til
affda3t charges that Mrs Fouchrr being passenger i
the omnibus that TO the Bayou Bridge was assaulted
aburei and the grossest manner lhsnted by the ac
cuspd-aso rasseug, in the same omuibus-wno ca!ls
her uumentonable and laid hands on her sewers
times Those insut being 80 gross and unjustiabe MI
Duyigneaud, who IN tho Omnibus ested Dayly an'
delivered him over to the custody Of the police He wa
tined So. which was pai1
Pierre Nicholas Cruguir made au affidavit setting for
that he resides street, between Robertson an
Where that yesterday morning his daughter Marie
Madeline did itlonousy take and carry away from III
trunk Of dep1ueut tho Of 500 consisting OF leu
$50 pieces and SO He further made oath that tn
,lid Marie Madeline did also kdnAp and enyeiSie ava
his daughter Marguerite warrant was Issued for th
Of the fugacious Marie Madeline aud Marguerite
the kidnapee who were afterwards arrested
An individual named Guilasse complained Of b
Fon Bagneros who charged that on ne IN inst De II
trusted 70 said GuillasSe Tho S2f to purchase lou
and that the accused instead Of purchasing the -four Al
| prOl.r iated the money to bis uwn use
Jean Pierre Guerre charged by Clement Ramos wit
having tocn about fifty pickets from his residence nca
the Bayou bridge and also with having certain ieonol
designs on the complaiuants integrity If property in
juvenile mutton possessed BY him. The accused was SCI
tor trial before the fiFst District Court
Boston Maria known in her days o. innocence a. Mar
Edgehgld was found cutting up Customhous4 stree
she was arrested by officer Schulz but violent h,
resistance that it required tn s,ance Of three other 7
| ..eenen 10 take her 20 the " gtch house
REcoaagR'- CoURT, TnED Dl7TMCr,--Tl
arrests IN this District for minor offences, such
su.picion Of mpdtatet raselity, etc Mary Lambert
charged with breach Of trust in apIr1priat1g sons IN,
articles and held to give account Of herself
u , B,EHAK0t s. Karl Steavcr and hi wife az
a tu1er in tho Fourth district charged with haNl
thrown the dead body Il Ae. child into the river II
: | der 10 avoid the expense Of burial