New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-26
NEWS OF THE CITY.

Aldermen to inquire into the right of Mr. Pandely to
seat in that bodyhat the Court afterwards
the matter and dissolved its injuncon-that Mr. Pande
y appealed Supreme Court against the dissolution
Of the said injunction and that while it was pending and
therefore in force If it ever had force the Board
passed resolution proceed with the investigation and
claim their right in defiance Of everything.
nine Aldermen who voted for and passed this
luton cited to appear yesterday before the Fourth
District Court and show why they should not be
punished for contempt Of the aforesaid Court The fol-
lowing is the exception filed by defendants to the Rule
taken on motion of Christian Roselius counsellor plaintiff
Defendants except to the Jurisdiction Of this Honorable
Court the subject matter oil the Rule taken herein
by George Pandey I'D instant and protest against
any with them in the discharge OF the duties
which cored by law solely the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen, of which they are members
| (sgued)
After hearing the arguments of the counsel Judge Rey
nods that he would render his decision to-day
| at ten o'clock
The accused were all present except Mr. Guyol and
they didn't appear to be frightened much
| The Board of Aldermen met at o'clock last
evening The following members were present Aldermen
Adams Irwin Labatut Lugenbuhl, sewell and sinnot.
not being present the Board adjourned to Thurs
day at IL o'clock
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-This Board
met last evening in regular session. Dr. Dalton in the
chair, nineteen members present
report received from the Street Commissioner the
reading of which dispensed with
Also letter from the City Surveyor in regard to the
failure Of the contract building bridge the New
Canal and recommending that tho same be annulled.
The matter postponed to next Tuesday,
number of petitions, etc were read and referred to
| their appropriate committees.
A resolution was passed authorizing the payment of
paving contract performed by Mr. Fitzgerald mis-
| take having occurred in the terms OF the contract
Three petitions received from many persons,
asking the privilege Of holding balls in certain places
Referred to Police Commute.
report was read from the Finance Committee, and
| accepted.
Also from the Committee on Streets and Landings and
among other things recommending the opening of Es-
panade street FROM its present termination 10 Bayou St
John A resolution passed to that effect, Also,
resolution offered by the Committee, authorizing the
Comptroller sell the contract for keeping in repair all
the bridges in the Second Third and Fourth Dis
trcts considered and referred back to the Committee
Also resolution providing for the cleaning and paving
of various streets recommitted and Dsoluton for
the sale Of contracts committed special commit
tee report at the next meeting resolution offered
by the same committee for the opening OF jackson street
adopted and various other unnportant resolutions
offered by the committee respectively adopted and
| referred
An ordinance regarding the fencing and filling of va
lots made the order of the day for the next reg
ular meeting.
resolution adopted calling upon the Street Com
missioner detailed report of the condition of the pub
lie works under his charge.
The orders of the day taken up. and the Board
into the election Of inspectors of the coming cleo
ton after great deal Of controversy in regard to the
| law which should govern the mode of appointment
Messrs Watkins Stark Derbes o'sulivan and others,
made speeches upon the subject interrupted occasionally
by the emphatic call to order of the Presidents maet
A report read from the Police Committee, which
| was accepted.
Also report from the Fire Committee brought up
and referred back to the Committee.
petition, numerously signed received and read
praying the City Council open the polls for the
coming election in groggeres and eofee-houses Refer
red to the Police Committee.
On motion the Board adjourned to eoolock this even
| ing.
RECORDER WINTERS CoUKr-FrSt District
Ann McCoad 1856 Julia street. made affidavit yesterday
before this Court against Mrs Horns-whosc is
very suggestive of her belgerent disposon-charging
her with frequent assaults and batteries upon her person.
and with tendency to pitch into everybody in general
The continued to November l.
| A DIsoRDERLY FAMILY.-A certain McCann
family got up the other night Delord Street be-
tween and Tchoupitouas streets and yesterday
brought the history Of their disturbances several
grievances before Recorder Winter who promised to ex
anime the MATES on the 10th inst
A VRAGo.-One Mrs. Kahn was arraigned
for attacking Mrs. Fshay in her house on phippa
street beating her and afterwards breaking her windows
and smashing her crockery-wars Fixed for the 2sth
instant.
SMART NEGRo.-H Eastman made applica.
tion day before yesterday for warrant to search the
premises Of W. Anglish who keeps junk shop at the
corner Of Rofignac and New Leyee streets Eastman
deposed that his negro Wallace had obtained, by
using pass-book in his name from the store of j. NJ
Ref Co.. in this District various articles consisting of
lead copper nails paint, turpentne etc. amounting in
value to about $3.50 and that he believes the aforesaid
Angsh had received and concealed the The search
warrant produced nothing and the fixed for the
2sth
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-A1rs O'Day, residing on
poydras street Circus and Mrs Warner residing on
St. Louis between Maras and IRENE, arrested yes
terday, the latter charged with having stolen some
months ago lot OF Slver-ware from the st Louis Ex
change and the former with having concealed the same
part of the property found in the house Of Mrs
oDsy and the pair required to give $500 security
| each for their appearance.
RECORDER RAMos's C0uRr- Second District
Thos. Joice made affidavit yesterday against five men
four Of whom arrested charging them with attack
ing and injurng him severely in bar the cor
of St. Louis and Claiborne streets The accused were
required to give $500 security for their appearance
MAIMING.-A charge was made against one
George Weeks Of having made brutal and deadly as
saut Thomas Longtree whereby the latter was ter
riby bruised and ds6gured his grinders and
was left far life and death concerned about
@'alf an 'afa Bond in $1,000 required for appear
ance of accused
A COSTLY Observation-Disclosures Fernandez, q
waiter in restaurant on Main street arragned yes
terday charge made by Constant Lecompte who
depsed that he entrusted dollar gold piece to Fer
nandez in payment of breakfast that instead of
| handing back tho change, Nicholas came upon him
again for the price of his meal which he paid and then
commenced suit The waiter was required to give Sc
curity for his appearance.
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HOUSEHOLD ARrICLEs.-The house furnishing
establishment of Miller, Harris & Waldo, Nos
13 and Is Camp street, at present offers great
inducement to purchasers of the indispensables
of house keeping, Their stock of china and