The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-14

BY the ordinances TO fe, cenvsnty for Inference. The
ordinance adopted. and hundred copiss orssd TO
BE- printed.
The Council then adjourned to Saturday the s.h inst
RECORDER CALpwKlL's Couxr.--Ws ars not given 70
and would ath suffer reasonable dssr,s Of
eonvsnisnos than TO complain. any time but W do
mk that the recent construction Of labyrinth Though the
nszss OF which alone. one aah reach The Reocrdss Court
y ~ Second Municipality. 10 inconvsniencs thoe d.
rsly unreasonable. The deon and ps.ares made s,peci
ally for the ~ Of the public. closed and barred with e.
pecia care. and the only means Of acca for tho public and
even for ladies' il door situated in remote part of the
buldng and in close proximity premises that an on
sivs. not only TO dslicscy, but to dscsncy -74-S
The members Of the bar. and Of Tie press have door by
which they enter without having their sensss 40 much
shocked this particular. but they reach At the expense of
much travelling, dodgisg Of ooness. and othsr ncopye
neoes We hops 70 remedy applied these matters
THE WEArHER.-Ws have but little irarsovsmep, tn
notioe IN this article. Thus have doubt many of our
mercantile friends in their letters of yesterday and
they had good reason % to wts Hardly thing wss
done in quaer-om the Lsvee to the fancy DRY sods
sores-and every body miserable as could be reason
ably desired How long shall remain in this condition
subject Of anxious speculation and over which the wea
therwiss sobevly shake their heads.
FIFTH DlsTR1cr CoUKr.-B: r. Dareset 4 Co w.
Crescent Mutual isaranee Goethe petition In this case
was filed the ll,h of December 1885, in the Fifth District
Court The PLAINTIFF merchants doing husnss in San
Flancisco, California. .'cs ~ * ,
The petition that plaintiff instructed D. c. La
Sosss Va 70 lnsufe uo sock
nsy sre San Francisco, for eight thousand doa and in
Their sss enclosed plan sketch Of the atuston of the
pFeml.ss Laba accordingly took policy in the Ores
cent Mutual Insurance Company for five thousand dollars
only Of which was to Be paid By the company
case OF BY fire. Two days before the policy was
the great ire occurred in San Francisco. and thu plaintiff
lost twenty thousand dollar worth of property including
that issued in the Crescent Mutual
Upon demanding the amount Of insurance from the Com.
pany was refused the ground that the poy was
May ., while the property had been destroyed ON the Alb of
May This date had escaped Mr. Labats notice. he ,up
posing that his principals protected from the date
tne proposiuon which was, as the pa nu aegs. ap.
pile alton on which The insurance based and the policy
should have coesponded herewith They pray that the
rof and mistake in the policy be corrected that the
pany be made to the amount ns ed, legal interest,
Judge Buchanan yesterday rendered Judgment the
and without prejudice To the me entered on the
ground mainly that the Of petition OF plain
tits did not correspond sufficiently with the insurance.
oANlBusEs-fhese very convenient articles make nui.
saces OF themselves sometimes We often amused in
rainy weather like this the which the drivers
contrve to draw directly the crossings 10 as to make
the retrsatng fare jump into the mud ankle deep and
compel the hapless pedestrian walk around their vehicle
wait for its onward movement until innumerabe dimes
and pcayunes have been by the driver and
three times by the We have obserys cd ,a, ladies
particularly attended this respect When they
about leave the vehicle the driver selects the
men Of mud holes directly which bring the step. BY
which the fare one descsnds, AID both parties 20 of
happy.
Senousy. think driver who stops his omnibus across
ths tagged way compelling his passengers step into the
mud, ought 10 BIZ fined. or whipped, both.
ROBBERY. Mrs. Crozat, lady reading in Rampant
street, between ST. Ann and Main Streets lost gold watch
which was taken from in which black boy was en-.
gagged laying down She suspects the said boy OF
having committed the robbery and warrant was issued for
his arrest.
LARCENY.-Jean Beck yesterday charged VIM Wager
with having stolen from his store on Customhouse street
black cloth pas0t, and satin vest worth $25 Wager wa,
arrested aud sent to prison to await examination.
DEsERTER-James Healy was brought up as deserts,
from the Army, and also Recorder Caldwell
sent him to the house await rsquisition from Col
Hunt.
CONCEALED WKAPoS-Dsnel Doghely was stationed
to auction shop No. 80 Graver street. and a,
SENTINEL shot suspected of having shot at Mr.
Pratt, who caused him be arrested. No pistol wa.
found on him, but tine sxbaeled revolver taken III
from the ground Doghsry had told Mr. Pratt that he was
placed there with shoot any person who
to post the pacard . Mock Auction, the house No g.
Mr. Doshery and the pistol taken suddenly to the
house, and yesterday Brought before Recorder
caldwell Tor examination This magistrate fined Dogherty
so Tor carrying concealed weapon, and So tor firing III,
pistol IN the
DISMISS ED--Oyer @. Warren, vino had been charged
with and entering the house OF t. Middleton wa.
discharged by Recorder CALDWELL nothing appearing 10 sow
mat ne vagran that he had rghl to enle
l the premises in which he had been found.