New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-10
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sessmeut being 81 500, there shall be
levied on the real estate and slarea tax of
Is cents on every $780, which will yield So. 537B9
$685. $50 II
The following resolution was also passed

| The following resolution also passed
WHEKEAs the Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt
have reported to the Common Council surplus of the
| Consolidated Loan Tax remaining in the Treasury
| of S120000.
Therefore be rsso'rei BY The Common Council of Tie eii
Of Nrte Orleans That they advertise for thirty days in the
csl Gazette, Inviting proposals from Bnndholdprs for
The aIe to the city OF bonds Of the city of New Orleans
issued under the act to consolidate the city of New
orssas and provide for the government admnistra
ton Of its aairs Approed February 23 1852 aud thu
act supplementary thereto approved February 1852
Said proposals will be made in duplicate sealed and
Marked Proposal for sale Of Bonds and one addressed
10 the Board Of Aldermen and to the Board of hs
| sistant Aldermen
On motion leave of absence granted the Secretary
| Of the Board for ten days.
Numerous petitions were then read and the Board ad
| jouraed
| GRAND TURNOUT OF THE JACK-T1Rs-A
body of sailors numbering several hundreds marched
along tho principal streets yesterday with music and ban.
This, understood was demonstration sgaip,t
certain regulations of shipmssters and owners
| AecpEST.-While an omnibus was passing
rapidly down Roysl street yesterday one OF the hind
wheels became detached and tho end of the axletree
struck the pavement With great force The shock threw
the driver from his seat and he fell heavily against the
curbstons brnisng his face badly and probably nctipg
other injuries. He picked up and taken care of
| STEALING MONEY. Patrick Deegan was ar
rested last evening in the First District ona charge Of
| He was locked up
! RECORDER WINTERS CoURT--FFrst District
Joe Williams arragned before this court yesterday
for assaulting Henry Bland with club or some other
such weapon knocking him down and nfietug severe
wound upon his face Joe remanded for further ex-
animation
SMALL LARcENY.-Thos, Kelly arrested for having
in his possession horse collar which was thought ne
had stolen for his own use He will undergo examination
on the 18th inst
Peace BkEAKERs-A large number Of persons were up
yesterday for disturbing the peace tho streets bar
rooms and of the St Charles theatre Many of the of
tenders fined small and others were dismissed
with gentle admonition.
observation-disclosures Dunovan wss arrafcnEd on a charge
of having been found in the house of John Andrsa
Magazine street at late hour Of the night he having
entered by breaking window the door and upfas-
ening it the inside Dennis had made his way into an
upper where Mr. Address and bis wife slept and
when the alarm given he retreated in such haste
preciptats himself hsadlong down pair stairs and
then picking hmselfup he rushed through the wide
hall door aud made such remarkably excellent time for
square two and with much labor of lung and elattsr
ofhee that it led policemen in the vicinity to suspect
something wrong, and he accordingly gave chase and
captured the fugitive who had exhausted himself by
fleeing from an imaginary pursuer He sent before
the First District Court under bond zm.
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPoSs-The ordinance against
carrying concealed weapons proves when it rgdy en-
forced of much to the city Some one
is nearly day compelled to pay fine in this
for srmng himself with deadly weapons and thus taking
the first step murder John Dunn and Edward Malen
each mucted in the Of $50 yesterday offend
ing in this particular.
rSG.-Reeorder Winter yesterday rsmanded with
out bail Gee Pass who had been arrested in St Ma
rvs Market for dangerously wounding a man named
Uoyle with knife
DiscHtRGEp-A man named Ferdinand weizenne was
arrested few days since charge Of having shot and
seriously injured Philip Schmidt who was taken to
the Charity Hospital and whose recovery was for some
time doubtful. weizsnne yesterday released upon
certiacate from the wounded man that he believed the
shooting to be entirely accidental
BAD AoNEy-CharIes Mllard and another person were
arragned under charge Of yagrancy and of having in
their possession large quantity of worthless money