New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

bearings Of this important question the future
ny Of NeToreans and her reputation the Queen
thereon N- 'N"s-uensA
Ne it now, therefore, the sense of this meeting
Ihat the true intent Of said act is to submit to
good people of NewOreans their primary and
ts Gapacty whether or not they will longer tolerate
tropolis N''''' "no sn'pS Al sn'S me-
hssalssd That majority vote of "no censen or ato
it incumbent the Mayor and Conmnn Gomno; 81 ~
city to carry out the will of the people by the adoption
ehectual measures for the suppression Of all drinking
houses and shops conformably to said act.
Resolved That intemperance in the use of Intoxicating
drinks not only the of Individual health morals
and happiness but it is also great public evil staian
abroad In our streets and injuriousy Affecting
and legitimate interest of city social eonmercs,
political; that it at least four-ftbs Of the oTann
and crimes brought within the cognzauce of nn;oo
authorities and courts Of criminal Justice that it
mines the public health and contaminates the nnblc
morals that dsturbs social order by the frequent
and murderous combats to which it gives inter
eres with the free exercise of the nemabe right of
rage and dshonors the balloboX and that in every
pect it brings reproach on city and free institutions
peaceable citizens fer the arrest trial and punishment
the maintenance of paupers and the support of
inmates of work houses jails and pententiaries.
Resolved That this great public evil aggravated if not
solely caused by the legazed and tolerated existence
multiplicity, in most our streets and all business
thoroughtares of public DRAM drinking houses shops
| and bar-rooms
Reso,ed That governments are instituted among men
to and not to legaze the auxiares of
great public evils and that in the language of the Su
preme Court of the United States the police power is
alone competent to the correction of these evils and all
measures OF restraint or prohibition necessary effect
that purpose are within the scope of that authority
Resorsd That ere the great hydra evil Of public
drinking assume absolute control social and DO
tca destnes earnestly call our to
stay its progress by closing the theatres of its rumphs
form, by voting No License or Withhold Licenses
at the balot-box.
INQuEsT.-Deputy Coroner Loze Yesterday
held an inquest on the body of negro about 10
years Of age-name unknow afound dead on the side
walk on the corner of Fifth and Main streets The old
man was observed on Saturday. staggering about the
streets drunk On Sunday he was seen to lie down on
the sidewalk, exposed to the sun. When he had been
there some time it was found that he dead Verdict
Died of -stroke''
Row IN THE FOURTH DIsTRIcT.-A terrific
fight took place Sunday evening the Furth District
in which blood and bricks flowed flew right merrly
1t appears that party had assembled the purpose Of
having cha1pat when the oacers-those yanals of the
law who have no for music and at all by the
concord of sweet sounds only moved to wrath-in
terfered and attempted to stop the fun Several persons
were badly wounded The following persons found among
the victors arrested viz Bernard Being Bernard
Dorr, Gabriel Lstra Joseph Baougue Adler LIBRARIAN,
Francois Dajus Francois Morr, Dennis Slamain John
Pieer and James Boubon.
CHARGE OF LARCENY Jules Debat made afi
davt yesterday before Recorder Geno on the 18th
inst three gold watches valued S11O nine gold shirt
buttons valued at S12 and breast-pn, a gold ring
bracelet and three the whole valued at about $40
were eloniousy taken and carried away from his prem
situated Barrack street. between johnson and
Preur streets and that from information received he has
reasons for believing that said articles stolen by an
individual whom he will point out to the police War
rant issued.
BEL1GERENT CoRDwA1NER Ludwig Gal |
yens yesterday entered the shoe store situated on Old
street. for the of purchasing pair shoes
lie tried on several pairs but not finding any suit him
ne was about going out whom sundry persons belonging
to the store jumped on him. beat him severely tore his
clothes and showed him out of the door He made an
affidavit of the facts before Recorder Genois and caused
the individuals to be arrested |
INSULTING a "CULLUD PussoN"-A. Du- |
levre, complained to Recorder Genois that YES
terday while In the store of Mr. Barjou Royal street
negro man slave, named Mngo, grossly insulted and
abused him by calling him hog and by the name of
sundry other quadrupeds and furthermore threatened
strike him with piece of wood Order taken the
luietng of Mingo
MlLLGNERY.-Mrs Stillman Yesterday made
path in the Polceoee of the Second District that she
keeps fancy dry goods store at No Canal street and
That on Saturday last she discovered that certain box
containing between forty and fifty ladies' collars valued
sou had been stolen from said store Deponen charges
caroline Robertson, c., with the theft Caroline was
arrested.
CHARGE or PERJURY.-H. Schnell, charged
IN the 10th inst by j. M. G. Brady with perjury in hav-
ng sworn falsely in case pending before Justice Rich
rdson which tried the 18th instant yesterday
before Recorder Genos and sent before the
FIRST District Court to be tried
TOOK HIS WATCH.-George Wilson complained
yesterday to Recorder Winter that Sunday evening
IN Philippa street. James Marshall and James Sanford
ook from him gold watch, worth 500 Examination
N the 10Th inst
SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAyEs-The owner of
he cabaret No. II Madison street was yesterday com
blamed of by policeman John McCabe for selling liquor
slaves against the law in such made and provided
The accused was caught in the act
THIRD DIsTRTcT.--Not n case exceeding the
gnlty OF an assault of drunkenness disturbance of
he peace transpired before Recorder Seuzeneau yes
erday