New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01
LOCAL MATTERS.


30th. at 8 o'clock r
Admissions eO2-diferent diseases. Discharges 24o-of
which I3l were yellow fever Deaths 2l6-ot when 25l
- 80 ,i,oy t,yer II yANrrRLixpEN, Clerk
Repor for the u hours ending at midnight on Friday
10Th ult
Admissions 81 Discharges 46of which % were yellow
fever Deaths 39--all Of yellow fever.
IL NANurRLIyprN, Clerk,
Iuterments in all the Cemeteries of the city
for the tweuyfour hours ending at o'clock A. VI on the
3oh ut Yellow fever 1928 other diseases IS total 1854
Irtern,ens in all the Cemeteries Of the city for the
tventyfour hours ending at O'Clock NJ on sunday
slst ult yellow fever l37 other diseases 20 total d.
Report OF THE BOARD or lIEALrH.-The fol-
lowing tie report If ucrments in the city ior the week
ending yesterday Sunday morning thealst ut at six
o'clock A. ~, Total ntermants $50 Of which the deaths
rom yellow Fever were 692
Howard AssoCI ALTON. ~ lttiotr FtrfI cases
We are indebted to polite attention Of the Secretary
for the following 1t will be seen that OF the
cases that have under treatment the proportion OF
cures Is much greater than that Of the deaths winch
considering the desperate nature Of the cases in hand
an encouraging circumstance
THIS Is 10 efifv That the following are the number OF
cases Of Yellow Fever taken in charge Of the Howard A.
socstion commencing the 18th and ending on the oh
July inclusive
Cases .....p24 Died ....,..,-.. ..-...l ~
Discharged 25s Under treatment '''t w.
D I Rie.sDo. Secretary.
CRY CENSUS. We are indebted to Mr.. Cor
neu, Hickey Assessor Of the second Representative
District of h, city Comprised between Julia and Fhaa
srsetJ for the following returns OF the district
Qualified electors 275l Free white males between
free whites 1868 Is and 45.''.....'. oole
slaves -. 2I5. Total population lsu22
Tus MuRpER or CHRISTIAN NIErING.-The
examination Of william johnson and Andrew Melville
CHARGED with having murdered Christian Melting as here
tofre noticed was continued saturday before Recorder
| Seuzeueau
Col A p Field appeared the part Of the st1t' and
be accused conducted their defeuce in person
Numerous witnesses we're examined hut nothing Of i'm
portanee was elected Melville attempted to prove an
agJi but failed After the examination had continued
several hours the on motion Of Col t't'u CON
tinucd to Wednesday next
FIRST DISTRICT COURT- Sentences, The fol-
lowing sentences were pronounced IN this Court on sat
urday
John Harrison 4!ias Joseph Fieak John fayey, ata,
W J Cotton and John Murphy, convicted Of larceny
we're sent for wentytour months to the House Of Rsiug"
Jacob Bouchon, convicted two charges q having
received stolen property knowing it to be such was sent
for eighteen months to the Penltentisry
johu Rsy convicted Of assault, with intent y k
On the person Of Antonio Barraz sent to tho Penen-
tary for one year,
H. L. johnson. ala, Pgzues convicted Of forgery and
utern5 forged bill Of exchange sent to the Prni-
tertiary three years.
GRANDJrEY PgEsENrNaNTs The brandJury
returned true btl against Il N Treey, a'as johnson
FOR tie forgery aud uttering Of bill of exchange for six
teen hundred dollars purfortiuc to BE- drawn by J W
Clark 4 Co Of Boston dated December 1852 on j.
cNurdo Go Of this city Thi- the SANE party who
was three mouths ago sentenced to ten years i'm