The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-03
City Intelligence.


observed Saturday. population turning
matter Of holy duty and other classes Of the
following them in large numbers witnesses of their
beautiful portion. Many Of the latter. also. caught
spirit oftheir creole friends. and fallen in with the Of
visiting the resting places OF loved from then daily
companionshp. but not from their hearts, We sevsaof
these-ons German friend who ago laid his wife in
those beautiful places and who omts this
versary flowers her marble bed Ireland well
represented the celebration and England and
North entry without representations. lndesd
ves of nearly ali chimes to be with offerings the
memory fths loved and lost.
We rejected an early hour for ysit the dierent
grounds The approach to them generally lined with
marohands and flower girls with stacks Of funeral ornaments
Of variety. from the richest to the humbest character
Wath and CROWNS, and hears abounded. worked
with artificial and natural flower. Some of snowy
wbiisnsss designed for the Of the sinners. and othe OF
hue fitted for the tomb of him who had arrived late
portals and Others still of varegatons corresponding with
the expeence Of those cut down in the bloom Of youth.
At the Of each buying ground sat collector Of
aims for various charities and generally with wel-6ied
| vases.
The St. Louis Cemetery presented Of great, but
subdusd animation during the day. and afforded some fine
abeaux. There but few tombs without decora
ton. profusion of ornament general and in many in
stances was of Costly description There were many
fine vases rich candelabra and maDtel furniture. Lighted
candle stood before number othe somb and kneeng wild
and orphans arranged with naudbe the flowers
and leaves brought thher for the OCCASION The
humble vau attracted the most OF our attention. Here small
| means had been employed to happy advantage Ia
place aQuare cloth stretched Upon slight frame
bore the and Of infant. and below was rude
picture apparently drawn with coa-of tree, house.
gate without fence. and made grave.
scene entirely different and novel; short distance from
Il this engaged attention. magni6,en tomb, with
opened DOORS displayed interior Of great beauty. 1t
little chapel with crucfx and other sacred furniture, and
not wanting w0rshippen -Four OF hve lovely girls
occupied the place. and the sdcred and passed
The object that attracted regards,
vault which afforded still greater Within itsouls
i H.L-. ! .-l. L.
sun shining full upon them, produced hdeous effect. The
noble the Orphans friend, Alexander Milne.
appropriately sIewed with leaves and simple
flowers single bruised and faded bud lay at the base OF
the grand column that perpetuaes the hon0 Of Judge
Martin. that evidently thrown there by the hand
affection But bouquet gaced the fine tomb of the
Ibean Association and of wilted and dropping owe
the sole offering the wants of the Sister, of Charity.
At several of the t0mbs Of associations, collections were
taken for charitable and the amount gathered
some instances, w. large The collections the
the Portuguese Association were appropriated to that nobl
: institution Camp street. the Female Orphan Asylum
They amounted. we understand. to handsome sum.
CHAaITY HosYTAL.-The following is the Charity Hos
pta report for the psst week Admitted, 4; Discharged
80; Died. 3d. Remaining, 1853. The deaths here reports
have resulted in several instances from casualties. and
om disease, and healthy condition of the city sshow
. | by the report.
= H1sHwAy RoBBERy.-WiIlam Parker and John Wei
arrested Saturday. charged with robbisg
the street Of watch. breastpin and handkerchief Tn
charge will be examined to-day by Recorder Geno
and in the meantime Parker and Wells remain in the Parl
k Prison.
r. OLD CAsE.-Recorder Caldwell on Saturday took up Il
of George Boon. who charged in August last vii
!. having shot at John Holland. in Hevia street. IN
proven was the judgment of the Recorder and the
was discharged from his bonds
I. ARREsTs.-A calling himself Hugh Grant was la
night arrested for being magnfceny drunk and extensive
,e disturbing the Another gentleman. who gave
he of B. Fulmer arrested with an immense knit
10 throat mt
IN woman's throat These gentlemen will this morning ha
"a. | an introduction to Recorder Caldwell.
CoNcEALxD WEAposs.-The culpabs practice Of carr
IN ing saled weapons entirely general in cit
and frequently leads to dreadful consequences We I'll
notice the disposition in all Police Magistrates to pu
y: ish with all the severity that the law will allow perso
brought before them and convicted of following the dang
practice. Recorder caldwell stated Saturday that
had been many resident of this city, had
exciting times. had traverssd the streets at all hours of
al night. and had found necessary carry
s excuse in the premises could have force with him.
ia drew Freeman was fined go Tor fighting and carrying
and colt and George Rogers go for carrying pistol
an firing it in the street. Joseph Leoucelo charged
drawing pistol and threatening take the life Of J1
Thorn and the for examination Wedaesd
eat the 9TH inst.
"a ATTEMrT TO EscArE.-Antone Craig. the young
ueman who sports the alias of Frank Dermont, and who
been provided with quarters 10 the Second Municpa
of Work House, charged with robbng and setting fire
by store of Babcock & p Fenna, and with stealing
anu from lie tne rfuieYeFs ued on fnday nlgh
SITS make his escape. He for time vigorously
hs the wall Of his prison with piece of old iron. and
probably have succeeded in forcing passage Ike
nal surprised him in the midst of his operations
yet MoDoNoeH EsTATE.-ln the Fifth District Court.
Saturday, the counsel Of the Baltimore Executors
,an of John McDonogh filed opposition the account of
'es New Orleans Executors. The parties the opposition
B. q. Howard, Brantz Mayer, and R. R. Gurey. T
that they have been legally recognized and
' the Judge (Buchanan) Executors of McDonosh's w
that they possess oil the rights. powers and privileges of
s., office and had forfeited them: for when they
not in the State they had here legal
1op sent them Executors They alegs that nevertheless
The New Orleans Executors namely: A. ID. Crossmsn c.
selius. F. B. D'Aquin. w. c. Leverich. and J. g. SIN
rel opposed the discharge Of their duty have entered
the them from their Office and claim the acc,
now opposed, the distribution among themselves of the
nty cenage property Of the succssson smo
him. ing to t63. Ss 70, excluding from such distribution tn
Selves namely. the said Howard Mayer. and Garley.
Judgment allowing them to share equally with the
Qual Executor the commission of t63 34S 70.
tile, Arrivals at the Principal Hotels yestsrdas
'sta' VEkANpA Com Parker and sesvt u SN; JCole
8 Crane, N o; w Hogan, Yaz0o City Thos Camp
AGO lady and Children San jose. California; Smonsf
terri. City Of Mex CO.
d. PLANTERS. =. C G McLsmot. Ark; w M Palmer
eted bile: Capt Budd ct Louis.