New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-03

The most classical authority informs that the Nsreid'
nymphs Of the seadaughters of Nercus and Dori
According to the greater number of ythologiss thsi
number fifty. In the play they appear TO nave dWln-
died down to fourteen. This great reduction In lhe,l
ranks may be accounted for natural principles FROM
the fact that they have left their natural element Oh SAT-
water to swim in fresh in the bed of the river Rhine the
Inference Is that they have BECOME unhealthy IN the same
that chdnge of climate affects human individuals
and hence fghtfu mortality in theft scaly community
and thinning out of their numbers
As last melancholy resort to save them from total de-
truction recommend the fair deitlcs 10
native brine, where. in grottoes and caves adorned with
shells they may sit dolphns weave garlands of gay
| flowers. flourish founder and grow fat as OF old
But as to the performance last night The gentleman
who paved Bundcrwg is new actor on these boards
From our knowledge of the music belonging to the part we
had been led to expect that Blunderwigwoud delight us
with rich yoicng of favorte airs but astonishing
to relate whenever it his turn to sing he adroity
slid Of the way and left his role to be sung by on
Fuddlemug, who fully as adroity slid in The supposton
is that Blnderwig had bad cold from oundering about
| in fresh water. certainly admired the change for
Fuddemug is magnificent in his action, though from h
singing it Is charitable tosuppose that he stroubled with
acold also.
We could not but admire the splendid hit made by the
Baron saubhenhausen when having unpleasant
family discovery. he PUSHES from the stage with stride
like that of pair of tongs. crying horror horror
horror y The effect was terrific There was elo4uence
in the rt of his coat. and volume Of meaning in the
| fexon of his knees.
We recommend this buretta to the attention of the
public. One thing it will teach-yea, two. The first
how piece after running three seasons may be cassed
among varieties. and the other. how mutated play
| with bad cast may draw a passable attendance,
N.B-We understand it is in contemplation to get up
at this house fantastical spiritual dabolica ephe-
neral extravaganza. entitled . Blood and Goss, or the
Ribbed Nosed Rhinoceros! -"
MADAME ANNA BIsHoP.--This fair rantatrtce,
ms informed has engaged the Armory Hall for
series of concerts and will appear in the course OF the
week Her numerous friends will be happy to give her the
welcome she merits Due notice will be given OF her ar
rival.
CHARITY HosPITAI-The following is the
report of this institution for the week ending saturday
242 Remaining, 6l0. For the month Of April: Admit
ted males $50; Females 2s7-976 Discharged, males.
693: Females. 2s2-975 Died, males, "a; Females, 2s-
, q. S. CIRCUIT CouRT-The dockets of this
Court will be called this morning all not then
fixed for trial will be continued until the December term
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Buchanan
7pesiding.-sadng Of sa,urday-In the case of A. v
Roger charged with killing Champagne commenced on
Friday last and concluded Saturday at half past two
o'clock, the Jury brought in verdict of manaushter
sENrENcEs-Cornelus Williams, lad of fifteen years
convicted of snatehing bundle of clothing from the
clothing store of Mr. Foger the corner of Bienyie and
Old Lcvee streets, brought up for sentence The
Judge in passing sentence said that he had always beer
of opinion that persons imprisoned at hard labor had
better chance for reformation than those who
confined in ideness lie therefore sentenced the delin
quent to years imprisonment at hard labor in thu
House of Correction.
Francois Antoine for cutting open the pocket of Mr.
Kuhman u the auction store Of b. Blache Chartre
with intent to rob was sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment hard labor in the Penientiary The pr
soner brought up directed the atten
ton of the Court to note the Judges table stating
in extenuation of the punishment to be
iicted in which he commended that although circum
against him. the charge had not been clearly
proved. The Judge thought differently and considering
that there another prosecution against the prisoner
which the District Attorney might not find it convcnien
to prosecute the punishment inflicted was fixed at tw
years hard labor Antoine is famous in Paris for hi
e sleight of hand robbcries
Antoine Craig alias Henderson. for attempting to natc
ladys pocketbook on Canal street sentenced to tw
years Imprisonment.
| {IjJrh GALLAGHER. assault woman imuris
oned three months and Richard Smith who pleaded gull
ty oa charge of stealing six shirts sent to the Pen
# tiary one year
Francois Mornete under plea of guilty to charg
of battery confined in the Parish Prise
one week.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Recorder Winter,-
g THE MOB ST. MARy's MARKET.Snce this occurrenc
Friday last the vicinity Of St Marys market has bee
ar scene of continued excitement. Throughout Frida
night and Saturday excited mob of disorderly
persons assembled around the of the late d
turances giving every evidence of disposition to Great
" general melee
Thomas Watson. charged with having knocked dow
: and stamped upon man named T. Praschol during tn
brought up Saturday Prascho is the barbt
who had to run for his life on Friday from the pursuit
10 the mob and whose taking refuge the BARRIERS shop
Tehoupouas street caused that establishment to be tor
- up by the rioters
e. Gold Region Coffee House. riot anticipated Su,
dry dordery were observed to be congegate
around the house where the body lay and Captain Form
ee in anticipation difficulty doubled the guard in the
cnity The only efectual means to disperse the rotou
inclined was to close at an early hour the nuero
cd Coffee houses and dramshop in and around the mark
place. and this DONE the supply of stimulating drinks
cut Off the crowds dispersed to their several quarter
Is John Brown, brought up a charge of attempting
pass counterfeit $40 bill, committed for trial befo
the First District Court
;r Numerous of minor importance-being the
every day of assaults. drunkenness, etc
Hh were swept from the docket of this office
w. SECOND DISTRICT. -RecOrder Genois. --Wl
''S II. Wilder Esq. stabbed by Basil Hernandez Frdf
on the office of Justice Lugenbuhl is suffering great
he from his wound. but physician certificate showing til
d he is not dangerously hurt having been produced HI
:, nandez has been admitted to bail.
N BRE,ca OF TRusr--F II. Bercer charges that on
nd about November Is 1850. he entrusted to J. b. Olivier
of hand amounting to 1851 25 payable to the orc
OF Olivier with request that he would nave 1t discount
and that Olivier having procured the discount of the
appropriated the proceeds TO his own use The exanir
" ton of the case has been continued
ri BuRGLARY-From the affidavit of Angelo Ianata.
Saturday it appears that his store st Anne sire
between Condo and Levee streets orciby entered
the previous night and about $500 consisting of S145
gold 800 in silver S5 in Spanish dollars and the baar
in bank bills. was taken therefrom. No arrests.
-, ISLANDERS. MY LORD ,;-.Iean Serpas sent
trial before the First District Court for sapping Pie
~ CAIRO in the face and for telling him that he th
is made complaint.
HE Row ANoNG EsllsRASrs.-Somc of the passengers
board the ship Uncas. from Belgium, by way of celeb
of ting their arrival in this free country where bertyis
the posed to consist in the right of doing each pleas
ed without restraint of law Saturday made attack
rhe the Captain and of that vessel in front of the We
len table Market. The police called out, and afte
hard scute succeeded in arresting John Deghes Cha,
49,. duced to of the denominations of free governm
'ef in the shape of the Police Jail.
DISTURBING THE PEAcE.-The two Watson
arrested the other day for participating in the riots at
the Mary Market. and who were released giving b
again arrested yesterday for fighting and disturb
b the peace on the corner of benjamin and Tshoupo.
LII streets. and released second time, on giving bonds
~ their appearance for examination
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