New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11
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]. !lI I.trspA FEB. 8. 1861.

TNFspkY, Feb. s, IS6l.
Tho ganYentioR met pursuant to adjournment
asaa AZ fEuiitep ID tie chsirs
AiFes rtay I'll by tfe Rev. Mr., Goodrich of til,
raftal Church, the roll was called. and eni
+ NAss@ssfra dsls gates found 70 be present.
asls 5earnsl u tAe proceedings had the day be
sHaFe were then read and approved,
I'm mfs kasks Of Cadio presented q resolution re
qaNsH 81 Secretary 10 transmit to the Secretary
~ Sssfe certified copies of all ordinances and reso.
h Gtesons adgpted BIZ the Convention, to be fled in
&sEs ofIice, which resolution was referred to the
-fadsssFy Committee.
Tsse President then read communication to
sEsa Convention from Mr. Nm. 0. Rogers, inviting
~ delegates d Tie Convention 70 visit The Pub.
VII Schools OF The First District Of New Orleans.
sTsse invitation extended in said communication
Was. on motion Of At. Rozer, accepted by the
saapnntion.
Me-. Taxada III BEHALF of the Committee on
&sunrnaerce, then recommended tile reference Of
die following resolution to the Committee on FL
mace, ~ Vie most appropriate committee to con-
ssEas such matters
RssegagS That the Committee on Commerce be
EfErueted ID report ON the expedieney of reporting
sxA oEsiIa ace to exempt from taxation sill capital
Y cad property employed IN manufacturing within
+ Tie State of Louisiana for the term of five years.
Eha AZ ommendation was adopted, and the reso-
Eatsaa W referred.
saaatfon of air. BoEford, of The Judiciary Conn
MaStfee HE ordinance concerning the Circuit and
HstEsct Courts established in the State Of Ions
asia ty The .lata Government of the United States
svas made the order Of the day on Thursday, at
o'clock IL.
aks Briscoe. from the Judiciary Committee, re-
aaed IA nance relative 10 the publication OF
Ne nSdiRaaess and journal of the Convention, |
sxasIels vas ordered u III over nnder tie rules.
4 Il. sgorton from d special committee
Rlesatnfore appointed, then made the following re.
which was adopted
y THE undersigned committee, appointed by this
asssasiosa to take aa inventory of public property
hands OF the officers OF the late Federal Gov
within the parish of Orleans on the lst
1851. beg leave to report that they have
aIxlifea and counted the Sub Treasurer vault
faa Hint. The sum of four hundred and e;ehty
\ hTee thousand nine hundred and eighty tfrse /
as5 IA aotiars in gold and silver coin--now in the
Of As q. Ifot, an officer of the State Of
aad they would further report that in
Eas freasus of the Mint they find the sum Of one
and one thousand seven hundred and
five 81 100 dollars in gold silver and conner
~ possession Of lor. Al. I. Bonzano, meter
aa sA nee the sum of one hundred and forty-ttree
slx hundred and eighty mine ana 85-100
I'm goM aud silver bullion and in possession
Ut Irs Il. ayior, coiner the sum Of one hundredf
Asssa seye TWO thousand eight hundred and sew
81 1870 dollars in gold and silver bUliion
ssfEsg an aggregate Of four hundred ana eiahfaan
sssa.sd three hundred and eleven So. 100 dollars
y fEe Mint proper, ID the custody Of AZ j. Gairot.
xs II Is proper further to state that of ire
s8 sum y the Mint, three hundred and d
~ Two hundre ana sixty seven 46.I60 dbl r
ags n egarded Is the permanent bullion fund Y
wssssyz Tour thousand nine hundred and ninety twn
aIay IL as due to individual de- re
faatSfs aad Che remaining four thousand ana ffty-
s1s 1T g0 dollars Is the accumulated profit an u
Tie sum of which profit has herefofore III
esls hdFaFsn from the Mint proper. M
~ 1eposIfed II the Faultof the Sub Treasurer m,
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