New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25
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| A resolution passed its first reading, directing
| the surveyor to divide into sections the line OF
| whsrves of the. city, and to prepare plans and
specifications with the view of selling the recon
structons of The wharves, and the farming OF the
| revenues OF the same.
communication from Mr.. VIVA. l.. Cushing,
agent of Messrs. Getty, McClune Co.. of st.
Louis, asking the continuation Of contract made
by that firm during the war, in regard to certain
| water supplies, was referred to the Committee on
| Improvements. Iy. 4.-.H A@
4 petition to remove DR.. Anfoux's smallpox
hospital on Esplanade street. was laid 0p the table
I Mr.. Paisley moved that the upper board be in
vited to joint session, for the election Of city
printer, and the motion was adopted with an
amendment proposed by Mr.. Hgginbotham, inclu-
ding certain other officers in the election.
Mr.. Prados introduced resolution, for the
appointment of a special committee to examine the
salaries of the clerks in the controllers office,
and report upon the same. + s4al
! Mr.. Goldman could see no objection to the or.
ganzation of the controllers Office. He wished
to know what the objections were.
| Mr.. Prados replied that the salaries of the clerks
IN that office were not prsportioned to services.
The resolution was adopted. -.#
MIR. Paisley introduced q resolution, which was
adopted, for the appointment of special commit
tee to confer with the Gas Company in relation to
the lighting of the suburbs
A resolution authorizing the street commissioner
to buy ballast to put Calliope street in good
travelling order was adopted
A resolution from the board of aldermen author
izing the mayor to engage counsel to defend the
city against a suit instituted by the New York
Mail Steamship Company, in regard to the privi-
legsss granted to that company by the late city
authorities, was concurred in.
On motion of Mr.. Kaiser, the board of alder
men notified that the board Of assistant alder
men was ready to proceed to the election of city
printer.
A motion was made to adjourn, the question OF
notifying the board of aldermen pending.
Mr.. McCulloch in the chair, advised the boar
not to adjourn. The business of the evening, b
suggested, should be got through with.
The motion to adjourn was dropped. ...
communication was received from Mr.. Cree
Won, resignng his place as collector Of levee dues
, on ships and Steamboats, in the Second and Third
Districts, and recommending Colonel Vaudeville
r Marlgny for the place. lp.
+ The board of aldermen then entered, and the
E two boards went into joint session for elections
Mr.. Clark, chairman Of the board Of aldermen
The chair announced that the first business il
order was the election of city printer.
+ Assistant Alderman Moore nominated The
! Times" .- a.. FIT. =. tFs. ,r
Assistant Alderman Goldman seconded thu
' nomination. - a-= ...,Il,E .tF d. ~
! The Times was unanimously elected r.
\ For superintendent of the fire telegraph, Mr.
Minge was elected. .a-
For assistant superintendent Mr. Samuel Week
! was elected. ..s o.. r -|
For collector of levee dues on sea going vessel
and steamers in the Second and Third Districts
Z Mr.. Myles Sharkey was elected .y .. .tE
The board of aldermen then returned and tn
remainder of the session of the board Of assistant
q was consumed in routine business, with the eX
Il ception of the adoption of resolution that tn
d election of city printer should continue unit
+ July 1867. .,.. ...... ...
t FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Charles Anderson wa
! brought out of the workhouse on a writ of habea
d corpus. He alleged he had been remanded t
e prison by Recorder Ahern without being grant-
0 q trial. Through the agency of his counsel, j. E
J. Bernos, Esq, he was discharged.
was arraigned, charged with larceny. She wa
e held in $1,000 bail to appear before the First Di
e trict Court.
& Henry Ross charged with a similar ofense, WE
l. placed under $1,000 bond for his appearance b.
!, fore the First District Court.
Sophia Donahan was arraigned, charged wit
ID assault and abuse. Case continued.
Chas Rosa, charged with committing nnisanc
l. Albert Lewis, charged with resisting an office
IS was fined SO,
t, Susan Lewis, charged with using insulting an
abusive language, was fined $40.
}. Susan Lewis, similar ofense, same fine.
d j Hartford, charged with committing an assam
and battery was fined SO and required to Civ
!. bonds.
4 William Wibel, charged with stabbing Pete
e Sweitzer, and VIM Wener, charged with being a
accessory, was continued.
!. Francis Curm, charged with assault and battery
l. | Case continued.
l. RECORDER GAsTINEL's Court. - Pierre Loui
II was arraigned, charged with being an accessor
after the fact to the larceny of $1,000 in gold, con
e mtted at the residence of j. Menandes, on tn
hight of the 2Sd inst. He was committed to priso
10 to await an examination.
S Mrs. Calvery and L,zzy Wilson, charged wit
being drunk and behaving badly, were sent to tn
r workhouse for ninety days each.
IT Michael Delaney was arraigned, charged wit
g having, on the night of the 22d inst, murdere
ct Martin Lynch. He was commi ted to prison.
n James Goding, charged with being dangeror
g and suspicious character, was sent to the worl
II house for 90 days.
s Jas. Nelson, j. G. Brady. W. NJ. Foster, JAIME
Moran E. Manereigh j. Clark, Jennie May. En-
J. Saunders and Kate Bloomfield were all arraignv'
:, charged with fighting and disturbing the peace
Il Basin street. They were fined SO each, or
default of payment undergo Imprisonment in tt
n workhouse.
Several unimportant cases after examinatit
l. were dismissed.
< RECORDER AHERN's CouRr.-Charles Walsh W;
u u r,raigned, charged by II. Hrnna with stealing.
I tale 2lst. from Front Levee street, horse. sadd
alld srdle, valued at $3.50. Bail was required
TIE sum Of $1,000, and case sent before First D
- | til ct Court.
. Jacob Wallace. charged by Annie simms c,
u ort,d, with stealing watch and s. in eurrenc
!, II. e case was sent before First District Court, III
rs bail required TO the amount Of $500.
J ohm Phlbert, charged by John Sullivan wi
;, sta bbing him on the left side OF the face. Ca
g sen before the First District Court and bail \
=, qui ed in the sum OF $500.
~ II emy Thompson, charged with being vagral
y Cat berine Russell with keeping disordery hsus
= aud Jenny Devne with being u vagrant, were
"a cota mitted to the workh0use for sixty DAYS.
j., G.. B. McFall and NJ. Murphy were arraigne
~ chaa 'ged with fighting and disturbing the peac
n They were fined SIS each, or ten days in the pari
+, pris on
~ Ii ly colored, was charged by Amanda Bak,
. colo red with assault and battery. See was fin
V $25 or sixty days in the wOrkhuuse.
-, N ichulas Bathuse, colored, charged with assa,
- and battery, was fined $25, and required to en-,
~ $50t, bonds to keep the peace for six months
~ FL enry Tamus. charged with running a carria
" 81 und' 'r d false number. was fined $25.
Jc,. Williams, coored, and Andrew Andre
were charged with being drunk, and fined $l0,ae
1t. B. Roach, charged with firing gun i'll the pub
"t thor oughfures, was fined $40
cd Charles O'Leary, charged with committing
$ NUS ance on the banguet,e, was fined $40
Ann Bayley, Ellen O'Meilly and Mary Wal
re we're all arraignrd charged with being drul
H. The were fined S. each aud required to give S.
bon ds, or the alternative of ninety days impg
le ouuient. ...
Rnbert Dush, Timothy johnson. colort
OF and Thos Sullivan, charged with being drui
were tiued SIS each.
ID FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr.--In this court vest
=, day, tie case Of certain PARTIES who had be
)" ths " ont tor informaty. wasrenewed. Mess
- Chauberiu and Tully, counsel for Dave With,
ss Dan Tay Of and William Pearns, again hroug
m their eIents before the court. These pari
Cal known to the police it was alleged, profession
THE yes it was oouterded by counsel were illega
e e held in custody, because the vagrant act wns