New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-16
NUMBER 234.

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and resolution authorizing the resale Of the con
Messrs John 7. Hanlon and - Unfack we're
aScepLed as securities for Miles sharkeY collector
| ol cues ron sea going vessels
~ private claims and petitions were refer
ieu 70 appropriate committees
- resolution by Mr.. Prsdos to nav Mr. 1ao-as
a5 9o9o lor MS services during the time be
ae.eu ~ mayor pro tenn, was referred 10 The I'll
nance Committee. - y ~ y
resolution by Mr.. Montamat to Mace bv.
drant at Jackson Square onnoste Il petar ssaa
vas adopted. $50. ~ | osSL s'feet'
=, preamble and resolutions were offered nv NJ
moore, OF the most complimentary chaTactsr II
regard to Mr. George Clarke r1avnr 80 II. 49,
They were in substance. that he b5d aetsJ u
faithful public servant; that he was entitled M The
respect and gratitude Of his fellow citizens and
that the board rendered him their best wishes for
his prosperity
unanimously. - - -
A communication from Hon. Pierre soulg, in
regard to the claims against the city by The heirs
or John Davis, was referred to the city attorney,
A resolution to change the hour of meeting from
D to 81 P. NJ, was adopted.
A resolution authorizing the mayor to employ
Mr.. L. Janen to defend the city, in a guit now
pending in the United States Supreme Court the
Zee to be $3.50, twas passed.
A resolution to pay Mr. St. Armand for certain
lumber, ETC., was referred to the Committee On
Streets and Landings
A resolution to sell the right Of collecting fees
from stands between the beef and vegetable
markets, second District, was adopted.
a proposition from Mr.. w ID. DeneGre 70 nrose.
cute the claims of the city to certain lands donated
BY John McDonogh and Stephen Girard the com.
pehsatlon 10 re onehalf the amount recovered
was adopted.
The The Committee on Streets and Landings re-
ported untavorably as to building bridge at the
intersection OF Claiborne street and Galyez Canal
put Mt. Moore urging the claims of the tax PAYERS
OF that neighborhood the matter was referred
pach. me committee reported adversely on the
ground that street railroad would he huiIt an
Claiborne street, and the lessees would have to
build the bridge. VI -
resolution to have some necessary. repairs
made TO Po9ydras market, was adopted
| a resolution to advertise for proposals for s1n
plying the city with 50000 feet of nIanks far
Wharves, was adopted.
resolution to advertise for proposals for build
ing wharf from Lafayette to Notre Dame streets
currence. n y = ~
"A resolution to confirm the contract made with
Mr.: Denis Cronan by the late CITY authorities for
making certain water pipe connections, at cost
OF Sl4S0, and to pay him s40O for A mould was
ooneurred in after some discussion.
II was informally resolved that the chairmen Of
committees should meet at O'Clock this evening
az the City Hail. for the purpose of reconstructne
tne committees It's claimed that each Distrie
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The surveyor was authorized to have miami
roads made on two of the Third District streets,
Inc surveyor was authorized to purchase mate
raj, at the expense of the United States author
track is removed.
Mr.. Moore presented petition signed by sixteen
hundred clazens, protesting against the stopping
OF the street watering carts as recon-
mended by the street commissioner. Mr. Moore
promised to show at the next meeting the fullest
PROOF that the streets were not as it was alleged
injured by the watering carts. The question va,
held over for consideration.
Inc board then adjourned. asj5 - U.s. st
REooRDER AHERN's CouRr.-E. W. Grant wa,
connitted Tor trial to the Criminal Court, O.
| charges of breaking A. Kissenger,s show window
on Camp street, and attempting to shoot Jane
Bishey, colored.
Joseph Lazarus & Co.. on the complaint of
Eosenthal, was also committed for trial to tn
Criminal Court, for selling goods at auction afte
$500. %
Joseph Rodriguez, charged by E. Wonder wit
steaiing piece of cashmere valued at $40 wa
sent to the Workhouse for four months
Peter Forrest, charged by officer Lacey wifi
assault and battery with intent to kill and, also
with carrying concealed weapon. was fined $40
d aaa In default ofpayment to be imprisoned thirty
Thomas WALL the driver of the Prytania street
city car which ran over P. Fl. Cain, and fatally in
Jared him, was remanded to await the result OF the
CofoneftS investigation.
John Dufour as principal and Ernest FIOurain
and X. blackwell as accessories, were arrairned
on the affidavit Of John Reilly charging them with
having unproyokingly assaulted and Stabbed his
son Terrence. The examination is fixed for the
24th inst. Dufour is held in bail in the sunn NJ
SloOO, and the others $500 each.
RECORDER LETTEN's CouRr.-The CHARGES NJ
larceny against James Wetzel and Albert Roof
Fred. Kouptz, assault and battery, and WASHING
ION -, and Jeha Lewis, larceny were dismissed
Mrs. Walsh was arraigned on charge Of assauli
and battery, and the case was continued for exam.
nation.
VIM. Foster was arraigned on charge of lar.
ceny, and was held to answer.
John McHugh, as principal, and John Bran.
non, Roger Cozan, John Murphy, and
f. o Brian as accessories, were arragned on q
charge Of garroting and highway robbery. They
viii be attended to in due time.
RECORDER VENNARD' CouRT.-There was no
case in this court yesterday worth noticing.
RECORDER GAsT1NE1's CoURT.-M. A. French.
for allowing himself the liberty of indulpinG
in several horns of tanglefoot which induced
in him too eXcitable frame of mind, had TO
pay $l5,
Charles Williams charged with being so incou-
fined $40. " 80
Emile Lonely and Emily DAIMLER, colored, for
endeavoring TO take the shine out of each other
by pngilistic means, were charged SIS each for
their belligerent demonstration.