New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-10

ceeds Of lot of mattresses entrusted him for sale,
gave bail to appear. -saJs
George 0. Hail, charged with having beaten and
threatened to Kill James Andrew on Ganal street,
aud John L"gier, charged with beating c. Watge,
at No. 81 Hospital street, gave bail to appear.
THs COMMON COUNCIL. #.'.
BoAED or ASsisTAN MT A LnER9IEN. Present, Mr.
Marioni in the chair and aquorum.
Mr. !seefe, under the suspension OF the rules Of
tered resolution inviting the Board OF Aldermen
10 q j0int session for the election of city officers
adopted and sent up. ~ Is5 f..
Tte Treasurer's weekly report, showing bal
an"e on hand OF $95 0j5 81. was read and referred.
Also reports from the Fiscal Agent City Attorney,
comptroller, and WhariingeTs were read and re-
ferrcd. H-
The Board Of Aldermen asked concurrence in
sundry resolutions. Granted. The resolution al
lowing the Wharfngers to allow ballast to remain
on the leyee till the resumption of commerce, vas
Geha."d and conCurred in.
Petitions were referred.
Te order of the day, to.wit, the ordinance
r7altcg tight Of way to new city railroads on St.
C!afil4 ard apollo aOd on Haranne tor !}acchus)
g. NarOnIclet streets. between Canal and Eighth,
OF motion, postponed to the next meeting
Tus Finance Committee presented the usual res
q. On for paying bills. Adopted.
lie G0alI o. Aldermen asked concurrence in
reSGlUt Ons relGtvs to the death of .eutcnant-COl.
Charles l.. DrcUX, and that the members Of the
UEmyn Council wear mourning for thirty days.
oncuTred in UNANIMOUSLY.
TIE Committee on Police and Health presented
eve~a Resolutions of minor interest, which were
ne Committee on Fire reported the necessity of
{ greater sG~n,v Of water at fires, the opening of
new nHgs ana wells, etc. the thing being the
more necessary On account OF the weakening Oi
Inc fire department by the departure Of so many
{. 5men t. the V a. The Committee presented the
following resolutions; To forbid the encumbrance
Oi he ieFec at the heads of streets with wood,
unber etc, 50 ti-at fremen may not be prevented
rom getting suction for their engines in time of
tla; adopted. . request the Surveyor to report
uroa the c.nelanry Of digging wells in the rear
ot the THIRD and Fourth Districts, for fire rur-
!0-es, the TgODallc cost thereof, etc adopted.
with an alAeuGnlent that the Surveyors inquiry
extend to the whole city. To request the Direct
0rS Z. the Water works Company to exercise their
influence in causing the erection of fire-pIngs on
every square throughout the city where the water
lines rrn. and 10 substitute plugs of the old style
toy The gYOunG-niugs now denounced by the fire
men a nriSaNce adopted.
the Committee On the Police and Fire Alarm
telegram presented resolutions to pay necessary
expenses. which were laid over. --
On motion O. Mr.. Leefe, the Board went into Sc
cYet session. -|-
The doors being opened, the Board Of Aldermen
entered and proceeded to the election OF city Off
GERS, with. the following result
ctr Printer New Orleans Daily Crescent.
Cdu ANc'ioue,r-J. B. Walton.
CUu NotaTg C. T. Forter.
Assistant recorders First District, Gerard Stith
Second District, Justin Frtmaux Third District,
}. Magoni: Fourth District j. H. Huckns.
directors Con"erciaI H'ater WokS-J Magi-
on and 7. B. eete.
CON- tssjoner$ 7ouro Asyhms--J. Magioni and
!. q. Nixon.
Bank Of Deposit Louisiana State Bank.
Inspector Of Wood Joseph Bruneau.
.SpctQn Fourth Distict-P Hardy.
Eeepe1 CouitisOuses-E. Bouligny.
Keeper ocder iGagazineA-G. r. Fagot.
Jefrer CU,' FGr'h-Theo. Buisson.
Tcerer City Ha--Geo. G. Rice.
II hGrt5aGers First and Fourth Districts: i. a.
Trinchard: Second and Third Districts. John
Slemmer. ,...
Assistont 7 c,7 ngers-First District: ]. R.
Creed Second L4strict, Eugene Dupre: Third
stri-t, c. n. oignard; Fourth District, +. NJ
cit, P6rsa ian FIRST and Fourth Districts, Dr.
ferthe.ot Second and Third Districts, DIR. Borde
s hoo, Tire os%-First District: Messrs. W. 3.
Lindsey, R. NJ Ii -her. Thos. H. Shields, II. Flor
aOce. G. Y. Race, T. n. Wharton, P. H. Skpwith
! \. Eiake, L. = Eell. Jas. Edwards, A. D. Grief
NJ. reenwood. Jas. Mcconnell, W. P, Campbell
T.. ~aomon, C. H. Waldo, l.. Folger, A. G. Brice
s1,;t3 it. '-o's''' '"S'p" N'''DS"' anu "0""'0
Sc md DstriS Messrs. D. Maupay +. Hyde
! {. E. sucoin. J, Cassard. II. Delreu, John Dol
! ho4de, Armand ! rrt, \. Whitney, p. Spear, L.
| F. Ma.eut, upessis, l.. Charyet
Third District: Messrs. N. Larose, s. Maspereau
A. Robert, Robert Wynne, j. f. Barthelemy, Il
Castarede. D. Stickney, Jr., J. A. Boulet, Joseph
| Lombard. A. Cantree, NJ. Dodart, and A. O'Neal
|
| 5icl earn Isaac n. l'hillps, lanes Il, Phelps, R.
Swain Wa. holmes, D. Il. Glenn, Wm. Cooper
James Brewer, L. Fash and Dr.. Dowler =,
{ ,.is isstoI,.$ Houses Of Refuge Messrs. n +
Moses Eastman. John T. Barrett, A. W. Bosworth
! c. T. Leverth, Robert Gribble, a. G. Bakewell
John Barnett, Henry Bier and j. V. Lindsay.
! Directors Board Of Heath-Messrs. S. A. Kings
land, Dr. Iforde and S. 7. DeLabarre
This completing the ELECTION the Board of Alder
| men retired, and the Board of Assistants ad
ourned.
GoAr2 ov A1orrMrS.-This body met last even
| ing, t'r. HeLGDarTe in the chair and quorum
| present.
Mr. stith offered resolutions expressive o
the feelings Of the Common Council regarding th
death of Lieutenant. Colonel Charles D. Dreux, ant
providing that the members of the Council wea
mourning for thirty days, Adopted unanimously
and sent to the b1ard OF Assistants for concurrence
No other business of Importance was trans acted
The ordinances to cut down the salaries of cit
officers were, on motion, laid over for future &C
| ton.
4 message from the Board of Assistants, to b
read in secret session, caused a closing of tn
doors. The doors being lGopened, the Board ad
ourned to aid the Board Of Assistants in the elet
ton OF city officers.
ROBBERY uv A HEM RusTE.--ln the morning W
found out that sum feler had bin kommittin a sal
on Gran mars poeltry and several other hens. Nj
Eddyter, when | gazed around upon the rack Q
|
| clame in the lanwidge of the Poit when he sez-
feel most like feller who treds aloan sum banki
| haul deserted, whose Its are ded, whose gals ar
fed, all 'ceptng him and an ole rooster and few
defunct hens departed Yes, sir, thar sot tina
nobil ole foul like Melancholy on rok latting a
Patients, as mister Shape spear says in his Pisto
to the Ruchuas. That war Gran mars faveri
| Rooster, and could but lament in my very gi2
zard to see him a sottin up thar without emmy O
his noomeris wives to kumfort his dropping spirits
| Whar war they? and Ekko anwered, whar?
A SUMMING UP.-The New York News thus sum
up the acts of the Lincoln Administration, all com
mitted within the brief space of four months:
| Already we have had the sacred right of h0beG
corpus violated; a war levied and inaugurate
without the sanction of law troops enlisted fo
three years, contrary to law; blockade declare
without legal authority; States invaded and thei
laws violated by a Federal army, unconstituon
ally enlisted and called into the field the privat
papers of citizens uuwarrantably seized the uu
lawful seizure and Imprisonment of citizens @
different States the private residences of citizen
illegally invaded and searched innocent Wome
and children shot down in the streets by bruta
sodery the mob spirit invoked and prompted t.
deeds of violence; the liberty of speech and tn
freedom of the press seriously threatened and il
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