The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

NEW ORLE A N s:
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY %.
| Charity Hospital Report.
| For the "a hours preceding yesterdav6p
Admitted of other diseases s8-49
Discharged of Asiatic Cholera.
Discharged Of other diseases SOP
| Died OF Aaic Cholera.
H. vANDERLiNDEN, cie G'
INFLuENzA-Seveal of the children in the Catholic Or
phan Asylum on Camp street. have been attacked with
influenza. Twelve fourteen have occurred in the
| institution, but none have proved fatal
! PETTY THErr.-A man named Peter Faulkner was
brought to the Third Municipality watch house last evening
p D. matlneZ who charges him with stealing lew sllcks
| OF wood from the Levee
AssATLr AND BArrERr...James Armstrong accused Of
lung his sste Margaret Armstrong yesterday sent
before the Fist District Court by Recorder Baldwin.
CHARGE OF FKArD.-The Second Municipality police
charged by Thomas G. Msckey mercan at
the corner Of LAFAYETTE and Commerce Streets with deraud
ing him OF the sum OF 1868. Pope had his possession
| $685. which was taken in charge by the police.
Assault AND BATTERY AND HORSE STEALING.-
Thos keegan was Yesterday arrested by the Second Munich
panty p0lICe charged with striking Simon kOuke
stone, and with stealing from the premises of John
kippe on Deod street. which was stolen on the 18th inst
CAUTION TO JURYMEN.-Judge McCaleb, presiding in
the u. 5. Circuit Court yesterday ordered three gentlemen
summoned as Jurors who failed 10 comply with the
mons, to fine of 40 and the costs of attachment
Radwick accused OF striking Edward NJ. SmOOt Satur
day last and threatening to use an axe and stick they had
on his peson yesterday locked the Second Num-
clpalty Watch-house.
OPPOSITION TO LAw.-Michael McGrath. charged with
resisting and striking Waterman Geo Caleb upon the latter
peace yesterday before the Fist District Court by
Recorder GenolS.
Observation-Disclosures Edward charged by John Hennessy
Other persons escaped the door of the grocery
store at the of Dauphn and Cnstomhouse streets
Monday morning about hatpast 10 O'Clock examined
before Recorder Genols yesterday and committed tor trial.
day examined some half dozen Witnesses with the view OF
9btanng knowledge Of the peons WIG beat the soldier
were present at or knew anything OF the affair farther than
wounded Nothing therefore elected toustfy arrest
INQuEsT-An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Spedden on the body of unknown white man, found
dead in the woods street, between Broad and
Gayez Streets The post mortem proved
he died of congestion of the BRAIN. He of
tornado panaIoons two black waistcoas and colored
wooden jacket Three men, found the body when it
discovered and suspected OF having caused his DEATH
were yes eIday brought before Recorder BALDWIN The
Coroners inquest having proved the died of disease
were freed OF the suspicion but were sent to the work
house as vagrants
LARCENY-A slave named Michel the property of John
Wallace arrested by the Second Municipality police at
the request of P M Espreu who accuses him of stealing
from his store No 30 oydras street, gold watch and
era boxes OF sega The watch two boxes OF segars and
So of the Atchaalaya Bank identified by Mr. Esprieu
as his were found in room st. LOUIS street, near Bour
bOn occupied by him. Several Othe articles oil lng value
found in the and identified by parties from
whom they wee stolen.
A GIANTS MIss1LE.-John Garland was yesterday ar.
raigned before Recorder Baldwin charge of
oIffan nf Dam I,Ia
street. the I'd INST, and throwing Cunningham
weighing about fifteen pounds The charge was subsan
before and the throwing of the stone nc threatened the
complainant with personal violence, and the Recorder
him before the First District Court.
LARcEN1Es-Thos. spriggins, Joseph Davis, and Thos
drawer of Jose Vdas cofeehouse the of Franz
nmsd bsonsns to- The s1Se
stealing from the room of Phillip Gebeck, Ramnart
18th inst yeseday arrsigned before Recorder Geno
for examination. Pleading not guilty, they remanded
Tor examination.
charged by Captain Manuel Antonio Sarachuja of the
SPANS bark Maria Cothda with assautng and knocking
him down board his vessel the 18th ins and with
calling on board crowd from the Levee who upon his ad
wounded several OF the crew, and hauling down the sran
ish flag uod and spa upon it and tore yesterday
examined before Recorder Genos and sent before the
First District Court be tried for assault battery riot
The accused $1,000 bail to before that tribunal
U; s. CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge McCaleb yesterday over
ruled the motion of Mr. Frost for Antonio Sibbch
the empanneng of jury, half consisting of American
and the other counymen of the accused and
aliens The Judge his for overrung the
ton, that the Common Law of Eng and which cited TO
sustain he moon c9ud Gny OBTAIN wien mere vas no
shall be American citizen theie could be
was then ordered TO proceed with the empannelng of the
jury, and when the Court adjourned owing in some
to the attendance OF Jurors but SIX OF the jury were
panneled
MUNICIpAIITy COUNCII.- N0ud1
January 2a-Preeent Messs Barnes, Battle Ban9ue, L.
Fabs GGue linz nDesn snS
Mr. L. c. Duncan, from the improvement Committee to
Fifth ward in relation to the lines and grading of the portion
draining submitted report There were two peiitions
asking high and the her low gaingthe latter
complaining that the elevation in the lines being adopted
would force upon them extraordinary outlay fill up
their lots to that level Mr. Communy who has contracted
for the work. and has by the terms OF the contract the right
fix the grade at the elevation Of his choosing, 1t
with The saeyof Of 6e ne and ba far
they had iced. The ajO y of the Committee therefore
allowing Mr.: Communy IN connection with the Surveyor
continue fixing the grades.
Mr.. Hagan, from minority OF the Committee, reported
resolution that the Surveyor alone should define the elevation
After lengthy debate and the rejection of two substitutes
for the reports the majority report was adopted One Of the
substitutes provided that the Survey should be in uced TO
change the level he has given to make II the
and half in eyeTv bundled feet The other Substitute was
dapca of this proposition except that Claiborne street
WAS inserted in the place of DerDigny street.
Mr. L. G. Duncan from the Finance Committee, the |
subject of the proposals for laying sidewalks Benve,
Basin and Franklin streets etc. reported in favor Of giving
the the above mention ID work 10 Mr. Monde.
The Committee also recommended the appointment of |
Committee of Enquiry to correspond with parties the
Moth and ascertain what terms the Municipality be
supplied with stone with the view of the Council taking
hands the PAVING of the Streets without the
tervention of 1t wa likewise, recommended
the Committee that the advertisement for proposals for
erecting awning around the vegetable market be renewed
the ais received do conform the ordinances
providing that no contract shall be made on credit On the
ordinance would be strictly adhered TO- 1t was he said
proved by large majonty of the people, and tendency
establish confidence in the finances of the Munich
patty and increase its credit.
The whole report adopted, as submitted except that
the for the laying of sidewalks Benve Basin
and Franklin streets, divided between Mr. Monde and
Mr. Lynch the latter having made the lowest bid for the
portion of the work which was adjudicated to him.
1t was o'clock when left the Louni still session.
THIRD MUMCLPALrTY CoUNcIL.-This body did not