New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-26
City Intelligence.

City Intelligence.
FIRST DISTRICT Court. - Judge Larue, who
recovered from his recent Illness yesterday appeared
the First District Court and sat on the bench few
minutes. &c.,.
CHARITY HospTAI-Report for the Weeh
,aaing June 25-Admittcd, $751; Discharged, 271 Died
56--of which . were Of Cholera Remaining 1872
INQUEsTs--An inquest was held yesterday on
the body of white man. name unknown, found floating
at the Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroad. The
have been in the several months. The legs head
of the and most Of the flesh had Disappeared
The dress black cloth coat white linen shirt striped
flannel undershrt and cotton drawers Verdict Death
by drowning.
Another inquest was held by Deputy Coroner Loze in
the Third District the body of Captain John H.
Seward who died very suddenly in drug store belonging
to Mr. Davidson on the corner of Margny and Moreau
He entered the store and called for SOME ice
water after drinking which he instantly placed his hand
on his stomach if in pain, and then dropped into
chair and seemed to slumber After a few minutes he
aroused himself mutered unntegibe words closed
his again if to sleep and died The deceased was
native ofNewIampshire and formerly Deputy Har
bor-mas,er in the old Third Municipality lie was aged
about forty years. The decision OF the inquest was
" Died of the congestion of the BRAIN
SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH DIsTRIcTs.-Ies-
terday Assistant Alderman W Andrews sat in the place
Recorder Genos the latter being absent on account
of death in his family, There was no business worthy
of notice in this court Same in the Third and Fourth
Districts.
ATTEMPT TO MuRDER.-Thomas McCiuigguin
was Yesterday arragned before Recorder Winter on the
charge having severely beaten William Bell on the
corner of Tchoupoulas and Orange streets on sunday
The affidavit embraces the further charge that the
accused followed Bell To his house on the afternoon OF the
day with pistol and knife declaring that ne would
take Belts life The examination was fixed for the first
of July.
PuGNACIous-Martha Johnson is to be exam
ned before Recorder Winter the lt of July for break
ing porter bottle on the head Of Mary Ann on
Philippe street on the evening OF the ga INST
BROKE HIS ARM-Patrick Walsh was yester
day examined in the First District the charge of break
ing the of John Ryan, the 9th of May last The
prosecutor testified that on the 9th ut Tch0upitou
las he unprovokedly assaulted and knocked
off his dray by the prisoner at the bar whereuon he fell
upon ground and the dray which he had been driv
ing having it four barrels Of whskey over his arm
and broke it, This confined him to the Charity Hospital
about three weeks At the time of the assault prosecu
driving ahead Of the accused, who came behind
him and pulled him off the dray After prosecutor had
fallen and the dray had him accused kicked him
in the mouth Sent to the First District Court
10 BE HUNG.-Jean Adam, who is to be hung
on Friday next and who says he don't d-n' APP
pears be suffering from some great inward agony lie
is fast wasting away and may possibly dsappon justice
by natural death before the day Of execution DeSe
is calm, stoical and unconccrned. Their death warrants
have been signed but have not been enabled to learn
the exact hour at which their execution will take place
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ny NEWORLEANs GAS LIGHT COMPANY, June
s. Dividend of FIVE PER CENT will be paid
the Stockholders and after l JGy by order of the Board
je2g lot P. n. WOOD, Treasurer.
IZs- NEwORLEANs TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
meeting Typographical will be held
SUNDAY MORNING 81, Ii O'Clock, "he Shades.
By order OF the President
iesi ALE. LIVINGSTON, R. Secretary.
mss> The Hon Chief Justice ErsTIs, Chairman
of the University of Louisiana, has
following gentlemen Examining Committee
evenings the 2sh seth Goth instant
Hon, ISAAC T. PREsT0N, ALFRED llENNEN. Esl,
Hon. CHRISTIAN RosELiUs JOHN t. BRADFORD, Eaq,
NJ NJ. COHEN Esd, GEO. WYSDHAM Esq,
VIM. c. MlCOU. Esq, Prof JAMES JONES, NJ, D.,
Major S. T, BEAUREGARD United Suites Corp. Engineers
ORDER OF ENAM1NATIoN-
Commencing O'Clock +. IL each day.
MONDAY EVENING, 18th MISUNDERSTANDING Glasses Caer and
| Cicaro-Collegiate Glasses German.
TUESDAY EVENING, oath nstantAcalemic CAs in Virgil and
Greek-Collegiate Glasses in Mathematics.
WEDNESDAY EVENING 3bh nant-ColegRte ClaeR in Latin
| and Crack Presentation Of Prizes.
| IF A general invitation extended. je2G
| &sss~ THE CAMPAIGN REPuBLIC.- The First
Number of THE CAMPAIGN REPUBLIC Wing Campaign Paper
devoted the support Of GEN WINFIELD SCOTT and WILLIAM
A. GRAHAM and endorsed aud recommended by the Wing Stale Cen
trial Committee Louisiana the Wing Campaign for the Pa
dena contest appear SATURDAY, the 18th inst
The friends the called upon and send in the
of subscribers (sith the CASH e nndegned CT to H
| JOHNSON, the Editor promptly possible.
TERMssngle subscribers, 81 5O Clubs of Fl 90 each
t Publication Office of the Campaign Republic, No. Commercial
Place. |. N, MARKS, President
Wing State Central Executive Committee
New Orleans, June "A, 1852. i425 Ct
Ms- To TIE Wines OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RATIFICATION lidvMiNAlio - Heoli AeD esAiism,
Illumination proposed the occasion Of the MASS MEETING
OF THE WINGS, TUESDAY NIGHT next, to atfy the wh'
nominations PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT. Wings wh
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Illuminated WIN oo'oted Lfl' ot"'S' eEc II" FS s''
leaving their orra nj No. ls3 Camp street, ~ tbs Office Orders 10
the Lamps, etc, must he left az possible. ie:i
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Ef4s~ MASS MEETING AT THE AMERICAN Thea
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ii,'1'e '""s i'e"HE VI '"' '''e"'o N 80 ~ 80 w. -
the American Theatre, Poydas street, SATURDAY EVENING
June a. for the purpose of expressing their qualification ut the
, ~ 1 M ,.,n,t4 ~
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
t"'t '"' ''''a F''" 'S " ~ " ., ~,
be called to order Mt precisely haltpast O'Clock e22 ST"
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re- For ASSISTANT ALDERNAN-THIRD w Aim
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III re-" MR. E,DITDR-PleaSe announce SAMU III
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doNhs 'hrNs atAnhrh'e 'of Aso'' AM A''''A " e MI
Ward District, fill the oCcaEioned by the resignation
q Mr. r. B. WESTON Election Monday June "a.
my. ,r,,,s,,s Fnrrop--p1o,se onrounce fin
Dsss -.ltoot''' i1Dii '''' iG"''" "NiAo''i"S '''
RlrCEIIi5 will he supported, Candidate for ASSlSfAN
A, oEpI.x r,. bo ira Word IN I'll, . varnnc,
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n e2l tie MANY FRIENDS.
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