The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-29

tee appearance and ne address, rushed office yes
terday bare AIDED and politely the OF hat for
few minutes, until he could the Recorders office,
and lodge complaint against fellow who had
moniousy stolen his from his head in the But for its
being dinner hour, and being sharp having paraken
of hasty and light breakfast and the time rain
failing. should have lent given him besver. He
offered his card in RETURN testimonial OF his and
standing. We hope ne caught cold by the temporary
exposure and that The Recorder took proper steps give
him ample redress.
STOLEN PRorsRrY.A few days ago a of crockery
ware. supposed to be stoen was discovered in st. Peter
street. 1t was left there by drayman who threw from his
ray and drove off, police officer having his attention
called to it, and finding owner took the guard house,
where il remains.
GRAND JURY REPoRT.-The Grand Jury met yesterday
morning the Courthouse. and after examining the
eal Prisons and Workhouses of the city. agreed upon their
report from which make the following extracts
The Parish Prison.Order and cleanliness every where
prevailed and he had complaints. There
tics kept Their Tor ant Of more suitable place The len
Of the authorities Gale! to the subject they
admitted into the jackson Asylum on account OF being
Police Jail and Vork heuse, First Jxunicipality.-
The Of this Jail good in its general condition. but
equal the Parish Prison. There hundred and
would be better employ the prisoners than them re-
main idle as would add to their comfort and deay the
want e rspsirs and Ihf yard wants reay"s while The
kept and The cobweb, brus ned off The walls every ak
l
the water he yard three four nches but the MUM
cipaity have not means to remedy the evil
every appearance comfort and cleanliness is large and
airy with large yard The inmates work the food good
and the prisoners, of whom there twenty
Second .uunieipality WorlAouss--since last Novem
Der there have been no inmates d his Workhou.e but
blind woman and her asndant. The Jury VISITED the oer
Gazing The former good management Of The establishment and
they concluded That tae morals Of that of The had
the causes letter was addressed to thu chief off Police
who answs that the present Recorder Of The Municipality
lsii (auIthotzing the Mancpalties Of New Orleans
uliona and on that ground would not commit the Wcrk
house those suspicious characters and yagras who having
are taken daily before the Recoe VINO " aiSH NE
ed that several occasions he had been epmanded by
This Of thugs sh ,uld not exist IN an enlightened
community As free people we make our own laws and ii
that they enforced 1t does the Grand Jury
can with prorreiy The that only apper
tans appellate eou and declare law iutlonai
6 a snao as 8aas
unsafe 70 pass ioSs, he streets Cizsns are Obliged to 20
armed Tor their own protection in violation OF law. Not
OF principal Streets and he thinks probably, would
have been murdered had he not been armed We have
ISb6ed IN the Day n e IN Gaen, n streets OF the SECOND
referred TO- prop ry enforced that part Of he city,
" Second .Mun'e,pailtg Udtehhoase-A part Of the
both OF which might be kept cleaner and mademore comfort
| able
has - boys in il, from to Is of There appears
10 be neglect lneapacliy the management of this
institution Seven eight of the boys had ha pieces
hats, and the Others had N0t had shoes. The
Jury told that summer approached, they would
provided with straw hats. Amongst those boys
Of the neorgibe-r.ds and strict discipline
iag The sympathy Of The community. They are taught to
read and write they should be taught TO work, that
when they lea the in ituton they may be able
honest live HOOD The location OF the house good bU
therein great for i'm royement, and little more
the part OF the Municipal authorities do gIea
Charity Hospitdt-The Jury thanks the polite clerk
the institution and surprising how such Instlu
non, having generally from eight to twelve hundred patients
greatly indebted to those neslmabe PERSONS the
OF Charity, who comfort Iand visit the sick The Crane
Jury cannot be too urgent IN their recommendation Of Thu
Institution TO the liherality OF the Legislature.''
COurt-house.-The Grand Jury consider this building
unsafe OF s, and considering the value the rec
ords therein the of the people The State
astonsed tina there has been We action there
on, and that suab building has provided
large feproof buiing smuch wanted where all public
G5mbiing Houses-Noihng effective has been done t.
winch are onnd all the Municip ites
a hhnusn their exist nee is violation Of the law.''
Public Bds.A number OF these Balls the First
and In I'd Municpa tiles and licensed
by the Municipal authorities in violation of the of the
state The 6raud jury hope that the utmost gors of the
% Cabarets.-Another crying evil is negro srog.sbops
where Intoxicating drinks sold slaves These exs
this respect. 1t is thing of daily slaves
drinking and gambling at these places. There are laws
punish tho who commit the offence OF which we comuain
and yet but few of the voo OF those are ever made
amenable 10 them
The report closes by requesting committing magistrates t,
write the aidavis distinctly the name of the witnesses
who are to be examined in criminal cases. and is signed
jules A. BLANC, Foreman.