The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19

NEW ORLEANS:

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEPR Is. /
AFREsTs.-,The following auest, were mads yesterday
aiu9s he5Fms9b a. e9 S SS5 S q 5s J
fehtpg 1oha CaITo charged with foreiby taxing he
of Joseph Rim in the Place AImez and when
sa1ag him very seriously; jeremiah CogEey lawfully |
married. the affidavit states TO Madame Coggey, Tor beat
ing and abusing his said wife at divers and sundU times
TmRD MUMc1pAIrrY,-Joe.. the oOIOei qqaok doctor;
poisoning detailed By some time since The further ex
animation was postponed until to-day.
ANEoYIye Mr. Isaac Bossere made an affidavit before
The habit when drunk Of coming to bis houte and creating
great disturbance Charles will appear to day to answer
,BREAcH OF THE PEAcE.-Wiliam Morris was taken in
ehsrge Yesterday by the First Mqniclpaty police iqr d
streets. and also resisting the officer
REooRDER's CoURT, sEeosp MUsrcIPALTY.-With
po S S o. ae Sass q Rohng Of I'M
,,KEocKEp DowH-Bdl Kidd having knocked down
Yesterday.
CRUELTY-Frederick Menage was taken in custody yes.
eluay p e second Municipality Police for beating his
hor'e In Poydas street. and afterwards assauting citizen
D1scHARsED-Fhe further examination Of John Rich.
no9d accused OF arion continued yesterday before Re
code Baldwin and resulted in his honorable discharge
DIscHAEGEp.-Peth DufTy accused Of larceny wa,
o''e'afseo py recorder 1enols Yesterday.
LAFAYETTE CoUNcIL.-This body met last eveningthe
Mayor the Chair After the reading Of the journal the
4seasurer's weekly report was read as follows:
On hand at last report. S49I %
Received e'.'-..'.'.''.''.....-...... sS6 80
DisbuTsed 1l3l sc
Balance on hand $3.50 IS
report read from the Harbor Master stating that he
The Captain Of the Watch reported the following arrest
for the week IL whites, all discharged coIored dis
a Communication read from Leonard Urzluger ten.
deng his resignation a member OF the Council On mo.
ton, said Issig alton accepted.
On motion the Mayor was directed order a new elec
A communication received from the Attorney stating
that the amount OF sl39 was charged BY the contractors for
fitting the Municipal Hall. II proposed By that
gentleman to submit to arbitration prevent any litigation
A petition received relative to lighting certain por-
uon Of fchOupitoulas street. Referred.
Certain commg neauons stating that the residents in the
neigh6o'hood Of Butchers Wharf were annoyed by the
referred to the Police Committee.
Proposals were then opened for the building of whavss
tended To the 18th of November next
the Committee and Landings in CONJUNCTION with
ths Mayor with instructions let the work to the lowest
Proposals were read for the laying sidewalks on Rous-
seau street, Nayades street. from Felicity Road to Pleasant
street portion Of t3lton street, sc. Referred to the Com
mltee on Paving and Building.
report was read from the Finance Committee having
under communication Of the Board Of DiTee
tons Of the Public Schools relative to the annual ap
propnRtoD, and asking for the of s9 060. The com
mtse reported in favor Of al6 900 for the year ending Sep
/ l.
After some unimporant business the Council Adjourned
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| FRENCH EaUALTTY.-Raspail, a Montagnard, is
condemned 10 three years Imprisonment for striking
fellow representative, not in open Assembly, but
in one Of the passages leading to the hall where
the Assembly was sitting. But Pierre Bonaparte,
| cousin of the President and nephew of the Empe-
ror is sentenced to $40 fine and COSTS for striking
a member in the hall ITSELF during the progress of
debate. An American is at Marsees maturing
a project to be submitted to the French Government
to connect that city with Algiers by an electric
telegraph. Letters from the Mediterranean state,
that on the Sd August the American frigate Con-
| stitution cast anchor off Gaeta: when the new
| American Minister, Mr.. Chinn, who was aboard,
went ashore and was presented to the Pope and
the King of Naples.
BRITlsH CREDIToRs IN VENEzUELA.-Accord-
ing to the following circular, the British have re-
solved to deal decidedly with the Venezuelan gov
eminent in relation to the law putting off the pay
ment of debts for eight or nine years
BRITIsH Consulate GENRRALN
Caracas, July q, 1919 1
sra have the honor to state to you for the information
Of all British subjects residing within your consular district
that her M9lestys government having had under heir
bling debtors to obtain from their creditors period Of from
SIX TO nine years for the payment of their debts resolved
not to permit law inconsistent with the spirit Of Inc
treaty between Great Britain and Venezuela and SO ueb al
Vanance with the fundamental principles Internal ona
intercourse to be applied either erOpecVey or prnspect
vely TO transactions in which British snbects are concerned
and that her Majesty subjects have therefore deemed their
duty formally to declare the government of Venezuela
that the state OF Venezuela will be required Great Br
tam to make good to British sabects ali and damages
which they may at time sustain by of the OPERA
| ton OF SO unjust and unpTncipled law ]. RIDDEL,
HOMIcDE IN TELFAm COUNTY, GA-On the
10th inst. DR.. TomlinsOn F. Moore of Jacksonville,
Telfair county, was killed with doubIe-barreled
gun by one James HUMPHREYS. HUMPHREYS accused
the Doctor of having written an anonymous letter
to his prejudice. DR.. Moore verbally denied it
absolutely, but refused to give it in writing as de-
manded, upon which the other killed him.
COoLIDGE's BODY AeAIN.--Dr. Mann still sticks
to it that Coolidge, the murderer, is alive The
last number Of his paper contains some sixteen col
umns, endeavoring to show that some other body
has been pamed off for that of DIR. Coolidge
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