The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
Report Of te esrand JulY for the Parlsh Of oElsan

May, June and July Term
The Grand jury previous their final discharge yester
day handed the Court through their foreman, the fol-
loving Report. Our readers may find rather anbgu
Gus sentences. We copy Uerbatim:
To THE Hoa. JoHE McHENRy,
rdge Of he First District Court Of Ntt1 Orleans
The Ggsnd JuToH Of The Parish Of Orleans At the close Of
W. visited n eo@paBy with the She if Of the Parish
the Third Muneipalty w house. which we ioand in
make the regulations. which TO cal fo5
b, rom IL 10y xisse wears al aes ae confaed fo
I'VE snsss 70 oST Msaspa au,bos to place tos Of
tender particularly the orphans, u charge q maions
cared for and lnoss Of larger growth should Be seat % s
Workholse and perform labor Many Of This class have
living in the city without any legitimate OF support.
and often longer When they dischaTged AID leave
their companions in crime their moral condition Z wofss
magnitude and are sent the STATE Prison We suRget
delnqueas 10 the HOUSE Of Renge Of the Second Munie
patty, for petty ofsnees Il suitable arrangements could
of our good shipping oes, it would give 10 Them an oppof
W. VISITED he Fist RIunepsjty Prison and Wosk house
The former, considering the large number Of IDmaes gives
Sheriff and bis Deputy MI. Samuel Povers especially the
Tbs inmates are ISL white male and II females free col
OIed males and femal % male and female sayes-al
and hoos neat aud clean The prisoners aFs satisfied
To preserve their health Inc Sheriff and the deputy have had
crested large bathing establishment and hydrRRt. They
discipline except some e who claim more privilege Than
can be extended to Them in their present condition There
investigated forthwith. before the Count adiOuns for the
The W0rkhoacs adjoining this establishment we found in
similar situation e regards csTanllness sheRgh the9r
TUE of clothing who should be provided o by anthO
1Rs sy have VINO not T6
should be ended to in Odsr to alleviate the snfs Of
amGing the state Of the hading &o We found Il IN out
in many places from the building settling under us heaviest
the founds!on From Is appearances we are q the
authorities examine the idng for the public safety
We lhen visited the Second Municipality Workh0use and
House Of Refuge. We louHd the first perfect condition
ssregaTds cleanliness, alter 50 shot period Of time had
peared wei sisd with food and Treatment, and be well
cared for by officers The House Of Refuge
is former usefulness alter having been destroyed By fs.
through accident design. IL order TO avoid the like
fepoof for Of tue magnlude Of this and let each
part Contribute to such object Of charity.
of being engaged in their several punnis The
youngest Of them should be placed in the Orphan Asylum
under charge Of the matons iet they are too young to
Bo boad bss poy5ed SS by 6s auboe found
them deficient in clothing VIII oh should be provided for
his visits 10 those sick when his services required
N the Temporary name! they are now provided iot we
10 charge are making their condition as eoni0aba e. the
Weihen proceeded the BaTonne street prison. where
egnd bu! few inmass and h9 well provided io By ne
situation, eopsdeTing rs limited eapaoity 4 ana. an,
ofths Co1 had occasion 10 remark in his change he
performance Of duties in relation to the community, Of tbs
aaeny IN M most g Genital Of s thee
those ewd and abandoned occupy those sua
bic Tor men business the most central psrs
Of our ctywhlch causes many 70 eek 5ssdenees IN me
cOndues and boder Of the city This ev should pc RENE
died BY city authorities in the discharge OF te outs
This course be continued the most valuable paris 81
city Will be naied by their influence ana n VIII
be highly deogaOy 10 the character and best interests o.
hoders who have no res for them elves the welfare
Ofhe community, except sOd gain 10 the course Of you
observations you alluded 10 The well.known Practice o.
dram shops selling liquor to siaEes which Is daily paotee
has been for the great injury OF our sav'
population II may mol be Necessary 70 pont out tg9s
for they sight of our city authorities Let them emo 4
d tanned
exist the commercial community By system OF petty Phi
eing The levee aud wharves Of the elYby Of n
tIOm infancy TO declepi Old age This calls tor Ieion
Ismedy hand. The last and The least that
ieness have ensendeed, daily observed n orr ayocaQn
the preteHce of seudng ut and other articles bOai
steamboats, and vessels for other puFpO than postitg
ton, OF conveying whele il can be found This Win %
many ahuses IN our Guy, we sincerely nope our Nhi
u earliest STATE
In conclusion we cannot fofbear expressing atsfa
son the this Gouu endeayOrs project the lives an
property OF citizens, and al the and
getic inner in which is officers dispense the adminatiQ
OF public JUST particularly the public tauetanay WI
pre- ides over this the arduOus Of al the tribunals
justice IN Louisiana. Wereg Ct ceeingy, as private eli
while sitting under the Jurisdiction o this Cont,
Sc any thing openly set forth IN our public journals OF
day that would dcfed IepToach the must us
s. fnl tribunal in The Sae without the protection q viii
= mted On motion. the above report adopted.
\ New Orleans July 10, 1919
w [Sis ued1 joins HUaHRs. Foreman Peter ColFey, g.
Iitiefed j b Moner Vaihour Forier u Martha
- Y, Mdifin, Charles Plicdne A. EsdEa. Denna CIuua
Gabriel Montegnt, b. O, Pl1uehe G. w BrghtmI
Seoss huboaId' i. Ulainn' r Aopas' Sfana !ul'
Al E1AhIsED-lohu Mcdonald, changed with laresny. !