The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

THE WEATHER-We had no lain Yesterday until night
The day was beautiful though rather warm but about
O'Clock rain commenced and fell fast for some time
flooding many Of the If these rains continue during
the uundation, know not what shall do. eexpect
nothing less than in few days be forced to navigate
Camp street in skiff.
k1 There literally no police news at all yesterday
The Reco des Courts deserted as the rufus of Palmyra
where only solitary travellers upon the surround.
ing desolson The only be disposed of yesterday
were those of Migrants who found guilty of the
enormous crime of having nothing do day so barren
OF the records of crime rarely this city, 1t really
seemed as we are about to become aamingy yrtnous
BURGLARY = Yesterday, afternoon, Thomas Lamkang
Vaudeville street and stolen heetrom large quantity of
and will today be brought befoe Mr. Recorder Seazenesn
tor examination.
FEMALE THIEg;-Females sometimes be expert with
ed IN I as B sex m
nn ,ssss s S a $50 from MARY Ann
and will be attended to by the Recorder in sh ort time
almost demolished The walls only are Standing and the
whole pile presents the appearance of ruined temple of
with activity and energy and they will be finished in
great length of time.
DECIDEDLY CoMBATIvE On Baronne street, yesterday
two coIored got into difficulty. and undertook
named Jane. belonging @ Madame Gue. was armed with
acoWhde Which she used vigorously and much to The dis
comfort of her adversary The police put stop their
proceedings, by carrying them to the caiaboose.
ARREsTED-CatherneM uholand and Julia Armstrong,
utensils from Of their female neighbor The Officers
had to wade through two feet of water in order capture
these beauties; but with some perseverance, the feat
complished
INouEsT-TheC Coroner erday held inquest the
body OF named John Fitzpatrick aged rs years who
on the !evee ST. Mays Market verdict was rem.
Tered that the deceased came to his death by fracture of
the skull caused by a fall
IT.
bills against John Wheeler for breach of tust; and Henry
Campbell alas William Roseyelt for breaking into house
breach of trus. true bill was not found.
VAaRANTs.-Pairick Murray. Michael Cusack and John
Neville arrested yesterday in Eysian Fields street
ants and suspicious characters. Two chels were
found with them They were remanded for further
animation.
HIGHWAY RoBgsKY.-John Barnett, while walking
knocked down and robbed of sl2 and watch The act
STEALING yEwkLRy-Jonathan Gutbere, charged with
robbng John P Morris of jewelry and other articles worth
sl5 was yesterday arrested by the Second Municipality
police.
tried before the Fiat District Court for entering house with
intent TO steal He was convicted.
LAFAYETTE CouNcII.-The Council of the city of Lafay-
etc last evening After reading the minutes of the last
meeting, the Teasures report received and read
follows
Received of VIM, J. Boyce, ex- Tressurer,.s 10 50
hecsIved SINCE. 1874 oy 20
SlJo' 20
UisUHistu VI
On hand. $40 -
The report of the Superintendent of Levee showed since
his last the arrival of 80 steamboats,. % sail vessels p flat
boats. 25 fatboa broken up, and paying levee duties
petition from T. ]. Alvey. requesting to have IS
funded which had been enormously paid to the Collector of
Taxes referred to the Committee Claims
petition of George Fresie be permitted establish
ballroom, was referred to the Mayor with power to act
resolution to adv ese for the opening of Camp
from St Andrew street Felicity Road. laid unit,
the Finance Committee should report.
Mr.. FlOance from the Committee Paving and Build
ing, reported resolution to hey TO be placed
the Market House. the corner of Magazine and
Ninth street The resolution adopted Mr. Fioance
behalf of the Committee, requested instruction from
the Council in regard to finishing The Market Mr. Wood
moved that the Surveyor should the meeting
the of the aggng and the meat and vegetable tables
and should procure esnaes for the same. The motion
passed.
Mr. Mackay asked whether he issued for the ex-
incurred in building the other Market in Magazine
had been paid. The Mayor (who then Treasner)
swered the falling due previous to the LIST of May had
been paid. Those due on the LIST bad been protested
The Committee appointed TO report the qualifications
efhe Officers recently elected reported in favor of all of e