New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-02

.,.I ;ouynsl The of ,hs cisyof New Orleans
en-. s s AZ u barrooms, caba
80 MA other places where liquor and
~ ucs arc sod for ycaf fonl q day Of Jan
a sssry succeeding rttereof; 10 be made
nrci he following terms andconditionss Wiz Aae
ssd sales shall be made BY Districts, wih
The First District aud continue uatthe fonr
are sold. The sarmeIs purchasers shall smmean
ately said sale, and its approval By me 4,
Council pay into the CIV Tresyg ~ M balanee IL
shall furnish his Several promisory NOES " W. =
hree four five six seven eight pie ssn m, w
I ,Pan p ,6 Ma soossoos sn s
Size . Re- fsrslerordaiHsa, efc Thst the farmer or
purchasers Of the ss'ec s5r = shI not be aad
IN collect any other dues than those herenatser men
toned 10 viii: For every cabaret o. oaffoon selilg
1872 besr-hoase, ffy doa,s for each and every bur-
soot house. and srogshops, WHERE spirttpons
and other liquors sold by retail, one hnAdred and
INV dollars--sai1 licensessio run tos one year.
SEC 81 BE Is further ordained, ETC., the farmer or
purchaser of the collection Of Me aforesaid fevenue
shall be fully aulhozed TO make such rules and fegu-
gatioas the COLLECTION of said revenues, may be
satisfactory the payees said licenses y being u
acrsioad the city is not responsible ioI any ael %
asnlssion resulting from any arrangement lnads by
said farmer purchaser for and on account OF his own
OF advantage.
| SEE a Be ii fs,4her ordained, etc., The Common
Connect reselyes 10 Itself life RICH, 10 approve 81 relec
and all Gales made under the provisions lore
going ordinance. s.a,.,;.
with The for going, so soon as this shall hava effect
DO and they are hereby repealed. 55s ,,
sPEe4AI. CON MITTEE.
The following report from the above Commit
tee was read and adopted: $3.50
erhe 5oint COMMITTEE appointed tereccive and revise
The Code Of Draancesbeg 70 report that The work has
been completed by the reviser AID are
ree wing and Preparing The said code for the final
action Of the Common Council ...e Il, nHpp,
eGERARD isFfTH,
s64 LOGAN MCKNIGHT
Mr.. Mcknight, onsbehaH Of che above Com
mittee, difsreds tie following report, which vas
read and adopted: -
70 the Hon. President Ind Members Of The Board
Assistant Aldermen of city OF New Orleans:
rThe COMMITTEE 10 Tham Wassreferrsd the co mmtn
cation oil The New Orleans Commissioners efsihe Nc.
ponogh estate, iave the honor 70 report:
That inas much us the views rdeelared by me sCom-
mon COUNCIL in the resolutions of July I'D, 1856,
Ebegh approved ana confirmed by our Commissioners,
hesitation shonld be entertained byyour honorable
Bhoiica Information has 6eeR received that the city
of Baltimore declines taking any active part IN ihe
direction of the property OF the estate as sci forth
those sou,ious. Without her active psrticpatioI
BaiinoIccannostheIefore aneably enter nto The eon
empialed parti0u or sale Of tue estate. Fitc taliute
her part acquiesce IN this par,illoa 8 wslnnder-
Stood 10 arise from fear OF tle Stare Il MAI land
coming forward and asser,ngsrights 10 lapsed
tate However gfoundless such fears may appcar 10
criiicize te action OF the Councils Of Baltimore,
indeed is it necessary
Under Of the Civil Code section 1894 has
been declared that action for partition in hive years
from the death of the tes,ator will be legally main2
famed il suicieni ground shown for such division
John McDonogh died Oct 22d, ls50 and resolution
has already been pissed, July 1854, by The CONS
mou Council of New Orleans, directing the City
Atto5ey The end Of the years, tobrng suit for
~ of thu annulment of the two egacies,
Is to she School Farm Of Baltimore; I'd, 70 The Asy-
Jun for ae Poor The time has now arrived fcr inst
teting such suit, and the Cty Attorney vile AZ me
of the court term, file petition accordingly.
M 10 delay occurs he hopes to heara fayora-
die decree by tho month OF Muy,dS56 URlii such de-
cree is obire il is Idle enter into viaWs as TO e
nr,roer mode oi dividing the estate Of selling the
property. The legaeies of the will to the Orphan
isoys' Asylum and the Colonization Secretly VIII
hardly be contested by the city, and therefore, oppo
salon is likely be made by hosechariiies 10 The ac4
ton now about commencing The city OF Baiamore
not participating IN the suit VIII be UNAFFECTED by de-
cision rendered favorable suit There is really
ten NO souce whence opposition can aYlse, unless
be from some champion of The vague and imaginative
schemes of the School Farm and the Asylum tor The
Doorest OF the poorn e OF every caste and color
Your committee have therefore no immediate action
10 propose your honorable body in the premises Bu,
poper appreciation of The spirit and ability exhibited
in the report of the ofhe Estate on Inc
part OF New Orleans prompts us 10 ask that such re-
port with documents accompanying, De printed IN
pamphlet form, and resolution 10 that effect Is an
A resolution is also appended instructing The City
Atprney to pray for partition OF the estate by sale
long credits rather than Kind. would be obviously
better that The whole property should pass once into
the hands OF individuals who would improve and cui
tiya,e it, fol- remain even divided in the hands
Of corporate bodies, whether municipal or charitable.
such "a partition by sale be obtained on proper
showing before the tribunals of Justice u.
And your COMMITTEES beg 10 be discharged from fur
.thcr CONSIDERATION Of The subject.
ADAM GIFEBN,
S. HOWELL, e
i'll. FABRE,
vs. lzSes LOGAN MCKNIGHT
&,-l ID 81 A. LANDRY.
The following resolutions accompanying the
above report were read, the rules being suspen-
ded, and adopted by the following vote:
Pegs Measrs Tracy, Banister, Barharin,
BENT, Chambers, Cbiapella, Dueros, Eager,
Gitten, Guyol, Howell, Landry, Mcknight, Stlth,
Thayer and Violett-l6.
Resoteed That $50 copies of the report Of the Com
fnissiorers ofihe MeDonogh estate, with the aceompa-
nyng schedules be printed ia pamphlet form for the use
ofihe Couacil
Resotrea Thai the City Attorney be instructed 10
pray for paftition of the MoDonogh estate by sale
rather than by division in kind provldedthat sich
ton be made to effect the lesacies The Orphan
Boys Asylum, the Colonizalo Society, and The
omission TO Liberia OF the slaves now held by the
Gty.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tues
day next, 9th November, 1855, at 6 clock, P. NJ
s0 CHARLES w. HOPKINS,
Il Sanratarv yra Tam