The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18

NEW, ORLEANS:
MONDAY AoRNINq, Auo6Sr IS.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
7x4wsatAa.-sasu'd.y and sunsi wsss both
delightfully."- showery. Ths lhir.ey card tdr.nk up
the Refreshing rain With an the esgef1PN d Z
parched traveller on the sandy paains q Zehsss,
when he nssts . aptsag in the dsssFt. How D.
lightfully cool il il, ~ Alter thpse ans showsrs
Isn't iss We think Y 7. q
R;Hs SRoosiss The jackson .Riiss, Cspssia
Fesno, numbering any msa, after dining u Car
roton Hotsl, ysstsrday, wsnt y y Hosysville, to
have target shooting match. The silver medal
was won By Private Fisher. Il wss pssssntsd 10
him, with few pointed geulssks, b N. n. Rsys
nolds, Esq, ON behalf Of Col w. ". ". Wed.
the donor. Z. 81 iis
Frs At Aigiws.-Four small frame buildinss,
three Of whish belonged u Andrew Saith andess
to Justice Suvsth, Ill injured wsrs burasd at A.
gisrs, late on Friday night last.
Death from Ssn Styokss- Three persons, two
Of whom were not identified. died q sun strske
last week, in the parish II Jefferson. A promis-
sorry mote for e1e2, dsswn by Frs. Amsds Tets in
favor Of Edsnns Disnss1, ~ On The pszson d
the third. found dssl = ~. Gasson's.
Dropssd.-An Inquest M held yesterday BY
Coroner Speddsn, On visw Of ths body Of French
man named Fnncok Marschal, found drowned in
the river Opposite the Louisiana Gaw mill, Third
Municipality. Verdict accordingly.
Fatal Lse2.-Early yssssrdsy morning, . -
man who was patient in Tie Charity Hospital,
while under : At Of dslirium, GOT oat 4 the win.
dow in one Of the upper stories Of that building,
and falling upon her bead mashed in her skull and
was killed the spot. Her nsms We did NOT
learn.
A,yss Of Ro65srs.-John Chapman, Oliver
Hunt, James Dunn. and Willism Hatton, were
arrested in the Third Muaicipality, yesterday, .,
the parties who had stol6h Mr.. Lawson's gold
watch and money, (e30s It The Pontchartrsin
Lake baths few days ago.
Breach Of 1rsa.- Gubsl Hussr and wife wsss
examined on Saturday last, before Alderman Haw
thorn, the charge Of converting to their own
and benefit money and clothes left In their care b
Ellen Sonball. They were Soth sent before ths
First District Court
Apeplesy-A young man, the driver Of furni
ture wagon, nsmsd Heb6Ard, died suddenly yea
to-day. lit II believed Of apoplexy.) in the lowe
part of Perdido sssest, near Calves Canal Sevensl
Ward. He il said not TO have been moro than 2
years Of age.
Lorceny.--- Coutajoua was arrested List eve
ming by the Flint Municipality police, on charg
y ofiarceny. This charge grows out Of transaction
in l847, in which Coursjoua sold some land scr
TO Theodore Guyol, notary public Of this city
said by him tCoursjoua) to belong 10 himself md
party in St. Louis, whose name it was ascertaine,
afterwards as appended to the scrip. was forgery
The case will be examined in full in . few days.
The Sionz Tssaty Concluded -We have u
ready announced tho conclusion Of the treaty Wit
with the Sioux. Little Grow, who writes his ON
asme, led of in signing il. The Minnesota Poa.
Ger says:
These Indians receive for their lands IN amour
somewhat less than was paid for the lands u til
upper bands They will receive, after remova
subsist them-and, after that, cash annuitiss {
$4,000 per annum, or three fourths a. much q
was stipulated in the treaty with the upper bandi
and the Same ratio, thrss-fourths, ~ much of an
nuities that mot cash annuites- for fifty year
There will have been paid out in Ill, 1t re :.
piration Of the fifty years. little less than 81 600
geo for the entire purchase On Wednesday, til
Indians were paid in cash $4,000, being part
the funds unpaid to them, and remaining due, Z
arresrages, by the terms Of their treaty Of 1887.
All the annuities guaranteed in both treaties thu
have just been made, will BE- sdded together an
paid out per capits. 10 al Of them together. =
These are the figures nearly:
The lower bands feseivs in III. 49,. 81, O44, OF
Of which there i 70 be paid down 1t
their removal, within ons year after