The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-15

Nuisance WhdrUes- First .MmRjeipaIifv - Atborsb
this particularly pleasant us vsy i
portant to residents of the First Municipality near the
two nuisance wharves situated have already men
toned, Immediately above the Market and the other
opposite the U. s. Branch Mint. In mentioning the wharf
ne the Ferry landing yesterday morning. we recommended
It's removal below the markets. but appears from con-
versatons with citizens in that vicinity, that this oh nge
would prove hard the residents along the Leyee below
this point and the wharf the foot of Barracks street
AT the latter point, unequenty Happens that many
as hundred carts empiei during night creang
horrible OdOT, which extends through the whole neighbor
hood, and sckens all who in contact with it. With
these facts before feel that the the upper
wharf below the markets, would be great wrong and yet
decidedly opposed its remaining where it is as the
stencil is at times almost noerabe and proves great injury
TO the proprietor of the Ferry boats, Mr.. Murphy
The ssOn aries what be done WITH these wharves
1t has been suggested to us that there ordinances enng
all pnvy vaults be made much deeper than they generally
are, and that if all of them were dug from fifteen 10 entv
feet deep the necessity Of of the nuisance wharves at
least, would be obyiated
Another plan and one which we fully concur in that the
night carts should be taken boat into the middle of the
river and there emped This arrangement would not be
attended with additional The subject is one
well worthy the attention of the Councils OF three Muu
paues and we trust that will receive their early attention.
Recorder CatdoseH's Doek.-The spacious dock in Re
corier Cadwes Court room, crowded to its utuo ca
pacity yesterday morning. and considerable numbe, of
prisoners ranged around the outside host of hard
cases were cnngresated together.
Emanuel BTya, SpanaTd called to the change
carrying concealed weapons boweknife large enough
to chop down with blow, was taken from him. and
| lie was fined $40 TO, the offence.
John Nesbi fined - for knocking down sereaut
Hughes OF the Night Wach II mag be interesting to some
| to know the price OF this sort Of anu sement.
James Brewster fined % for an exceedingly interesting
breach the The details, however cannot be given
Thomas Michigan compelled contribute 81 in con-
sequence OF having got tight, and kicked great dust
Ann Reardon fined for certain Improper cundne
in the teet nOtwiths the made and per
sisted in by Ann, that she very innocent and muc
| wroDged woman.
| Frank Mclaughlin mbbed considerable number {
brandy tOddes,' and allowed himself to get somewha
excited. His conduct did agree with the waichman
ideas of proprety, and he brought him in Frank was cor
strained contribute s. toward the support of the copo
| ration.
Robert Burns whats in a name j was brought up ia
having attempted his enlarged ideas liberty
| me amount of So.
Oliver Perry, Patrick McManus and Ann Wickham wer
brought up the charge of kicking upa 'muss on Phil
ppe STREET Five dollars each the price fixed for this sol
| OF recreation
Several assault and battery called up and dis
posed Of but Of them OF any consequence an
| respect
Joseph Cornelius free of color returned befoi
the First District Court the request of his counsel on II