New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

j. {. sGMoNPs NJ b, Sccry Board of Health
CHARITY HosPTAL.-The following is the re-
port for the twenty four hours ending at IL o'clock on
| Monday night the 9th inst
Admissions, lo7 Discharges 80 Deaths 40 Deaths OF
Yellow Fever, 81
| lNQUEsTs. An inquest was held yesterday on
| the body of q white man name unknown aged shou,
thirty years found dead on beard the schooner Lubbock
wing in the New Basin, First District Verdict Died
of apoplexy,'
Also on the body of white woman, named Ann Maria
Witz aged fifty years native Of Switzerland found
dead in house, No 229 Royal street between st Ann
and Marais streets Verdict" Died of dyseut-ry
Also the body Of a white man named Joseph sinms
native OF Bavaria Germany, found dead in the mfr.
mary. No 10 Msrigny street, Third District Verdict
Died from relapse of typhoid fever
Also the body of white boy named Nicholas Ste
pheus, aged two years aud six months Verdict Died
from yellow fever His death is supposed to have re-
suited from the neglect Of his father George Stephen.
We cannot pass over the report this mentioned
inquest Wth ut commenting the conduct
Of the deceased.
The crime flor it is decidedly one) Of parent callou.
y leaving his child uncsred for to become the vctn Of
disease IS we are happy to state Of occurrence in
this country and although legal punishment NAV
reach him still behoyes the authorities to take such no
tee OF the matter as will make this unnatural fat her
marked man.
II almost certain that he who possesses heart which
prompt such cruelty will not hesitate To commit
other crimes rendering him amenahlo to law when IL
will be as we'll to Keep this circumstance in view
Were unable To obtain the precise particulars CT the
case but the unequvocs and boldly accusaory language
Of the verdict calls for the expression honest in
dignation which doubt will 6nd an echo in the hearts
OF the whole community
RECORDER WINTERS COURT- First District
James Webster found by W. II Waters concealed in
his house Baronue street quarter past II yester
day morning Webster could give satisfactory reason
Tor being there and was sentenced the Work for
four months.
INTERFERING WITH WATCu-Thos. J Bnrke
interfrred with policeman Mahoney in the arrest of col
nreu girl on 81 Joseph street between Magazine and
Baronne at II O'Clock on Saturday night Fined SO.
LARCENY.-Lucy, n slave of Mr. Madere, was
charged the affidavit of VIM Delaney with stealing ten
dollars and half his property Fixed for the l3thno
tice to be given to Mr. Madere
JUVENILE NAGRANrs. Jas. Creighton. about
fourteen years old Michael Henesy and Dennis Buckev
about twelve years old. charged by Farrell with
being idle aud worthless and following any honest
occupaon, were arrested also for stealing police skiG
The Recorder discharged after duly admoni,hing them
Augustus Harrington also charged a. a yarrnut
but the evidence was insufficient, and he discharged
RECORDER RAMOS COURT Second District
Boyrn' charged by Carsse Provost with being drunk
his freedom, he having declared himself free
James Burke and George Parker. CHARGED on
the affidavit OF Mary Ford with coming her house sit
uaed on the corner Of Barrack and Condo streets and
threatening commit violence on her personorderpd to
quit the State IN three dsys.
James Rename, charged on affidavit Of Mary
Jane Williams-with disturbing the peace and using
threatening language-baed to appear when called
Antonio Tabarres, arrested for disturbing the
peace in front Of the Recorders ofleedscharged
sileration Of his confinement since the offence.
Pauline 'altron, arrested for disturbing the
neace in the Market-sent to the Work-houss for six
months,
Julia Taylor, f ", c., arrested for being in
the State in CONFIRMATION to aw-baed appear whea
called upon,
Joseph H. Dale, arrested as dangerous and
suspicious charactersentenced the Work house for
60 days.
Rosa Barista, charged, on affidavit of Joseph
Cauata with abusive language-bailed appear wien
called upon
Maria Lener, arrested for being drunk and
assautug his wife-discharged wife not appearing to
prosecute.
Q. P. Thompson, found asleep at eleven O'Clock
on Monday night on Franklin street-discharged
Oscar Shepherd, found drunk at one o'clock
Monday morning on St Louis street--discharged
August Mathews, f. IN. c., found drunk on the
Leyee at IL P. M-remanded to prove his freedom
Mary Lyons, found drunk on Dauphne street
at ! a, Nr-sentenced month in the Work house
Joseph Demele, found drunk in Charities
street-was discharged.
James CONN, arrested for swindlng-bailed
to appear when called upon
Robert Miller, arrested for being drunk on
the Leyse-discharged.