New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
City Intelligence.

TIE WEATHER AND THE TINES We can say
but little in favor of the weather have had during the
past few days, though suppose it good enough for
election times which, by the bye consider the greatest
nuisances of the yearworse than time great
deal 1t only yesterday escaped from the
ravages of campaign and before have had time to
repair the characters injured and rebuild the fortunes
then demolished here comes another
If the weather continues to fire up it has begun
DO. the latter part of March will be decidedly
time and may expect it to be especially upon
the Mayors and Recorders eXpecaut all of whom will
run well. of We hope that whoever beats will
give cool weather-they making the city rich and
building railroad to Network
TIE MURDER OF THE CALIFORNIAN.-The exa-
mination of the parties accused of this Satur-
day concluded by Recorder Caldwell There six
persons included in the charge named as follows Henry
Lewis H. Duffy. j. NJ Colson. Frank Murray Wash
Smith and Robert Welsh. Very little light has been
thrown on the subject by the recent witnesses. and
nothing whatever has been shown against Murray Smith
and Welsh. These three accordingly discharged
from custody after giving their bonds to appear if
required, any future occasion. The charge against
Lewis Duffy and ColSon not disposed of but the Re-
corder will render his decision of their case this morning
RECOVERY A search warrant on Saturday
the of recovering quantity of tools stolen
some time ago from Francis Felix in Condo street The
property was found IN the sfop Oh MI phonel, on
Orleans-st.
MORE ROBBERY Californian, in prospec-
tive. named w, H. Burceh. robbed on Saturday Of
nearly $500 in money at his lodging house in ToulouS"
street between Royal and Charities streets. Instead OF
deposng his money in respectable bank he had hid
den in the mattress of his bed where he suspects its
who None of the funds had however, been
| recovered at our last accounts
| CHARITY HosrITAL.-The following are the
this institution for the week ending with Satur
day: Admitted S74 discharged. 355 deaths. 40 re-
manning 1914.
RoBBERy.-A countryman, recently arrived
in this city, states that he robbed Saturday d
S125 and of quantity of clothing which he had pur
chased at auction store His story is exactly like that
recorded by hundred tmes-with the variation
of names-touching the proceedings DIT mock auction
establishments He bought number of coats for seycra
times their valne at the instance of bystander, whit
agreed to take them off his hands mt advance if III
would go home with him He was then invegled into
low drinking shop where seized and off witt
his recent purchases while three four confederate
robbed him The sufferer in this instance, is stup
than those of his class generally for he cannot tell tn
shop at which he purchased the clohng the grogger
at which the robbery was committed.
ATRocIous.-One of the conundrums whic
drew the prizes at Jim Reynolds benefit at Dan Rice
Circus. Saturday night was the following =
Why is the Crescent newspaper like bull bait :!
Because its chief attraction is a Maddox.
The perpetrator sorry to say is yet at arge-t
police at the last accounts not having been able cate
any thing but his name.
ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.--Wm. Randolph, VIII
says that he belongs to Lexington, Ky attempted o
Saturday morning to commit suicide by throwing himse
into Lake Pontchartrain the railroad terminus
insane and was well cared for
ARREsTED.--Patrick Rogers was yesterday al
rested by the First Municipality Police, charged wit
larceny.
BAD NEGRO.-John jackson, f. m. c., was ye
terday fined $40 by Recorder Genos for carrying
l. cealed weapons. slung shot and were found
: his person
= SENTENCES. Judge Larue, on Saturday, sci
fenced Perry Lyon, who had pcaped guilty to charge
II marsanghter. in having killed Michael O'lSrien, to
. Penitentiary for one year.