New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

1NQCEST5 An inquest was held yesterday on
the body Of Baltler Hober. native of Bavaria aged
twentyeisEt years who died suddenly in house the
corner Of Montegut and Craps streets Verdict Died
Of Apoplexy
Another inquest held the body Of Bernard Back
house native Of Germany aged thirtytwo years found
dead in house at the Of Euterpe Dryades
| streets Verdict Died OF Congestion OF the Bruin
brought on by excessive heat
a third inquest held on the body of Daniel King
aged twenysx years and native of Ireland found dead
in the Charity Hospital After post examination
a verdict returned Died from Erysipelas De.
ceased had been severely beaten the 2lst of June by
James Hughes. and in consequence Of his wounds
removed to the hospital An attempt made to show
that be died from the wounds received but the Jury Of
quest thought differently
fourth inquest held on the body Of named
James Calvin, thrty years old and native Of Ireland
found dead board the steamer Pearl Verdict Died
Of dysnutery The deceased had been working on the
opeousas Railroad AMI hi way the city for better
medical treatment. died
COLLECTION or TAXES The Treasurer's state
ment submitted to the Common Council on Tuesday
night relative the collection shows the follow
ing interesting particulars
Collections precious to The Isl JmeNumber of bills paid
3j3 For the Jackson Railroad, Sl7 T37 10 for the ope
lousas Railroad 81 sos % for the Consolidated Loan
/
| S10O1O6 81
Collections from hs 1yt TO III, 18th Jlne Number Of bills
paid H. For the Jackson Railroad ta9632 So for the
oprouas Railroad S26503 10 for the Consolidated Loan
Tax tl35 1913 a for the City Tax S95992 45-total,
1921 40 ST.
Ca,eeioa, from he 18Th 10 30h Jtle.-Number Of bills
paid los, For the Jackson Railroad $l521s3 30 for the
opelousas Railroad SlG2osl SO for the Consolidated
Loan Tax, 1856 4l3 70 the City Tax 1921 l23 10
| total, Ss73102 10
sCotGos The lst q Ids Number Of bills paid 9q9
For the jackson Railroad Sl7O6 ~ for the Opeousas
Railroad Stl37s IS for the Consolidated Loan Tax,
$50 62s for the city Tax, S26274 +S-toal 500 7I3 IS
| Totals whole amount paid in For the Jackson Rail.
road S226G3 81 for the opslousas Railroad S15 76s 20
for the Consolidated Loan Tax sos SO SO for the City
Tax, S4l4ooj 29-making gr,ud total Of 81 36l 800
IN he hands Of NE .4s7tdani .li,o,ufy bills have
been placed 10 the hands of the Assistant City Attorney
for collection follows For the jackson Railroad 500
go 50 for the opaousas Railroad S4j64 y for the
Consolidated Loan Tax, ts694l 80 for the City Tax
| s6O,575 O5--total S25s755 95
From this statement it will be seen that il the Assistant
City Attorney collects his i've per cent as allowed by
law. the full amount in his hands his profits will
amount to the Of sl2937 79l,-igets to,saud MN,
hundred and hufy-s'ren dollars and screny-fre md fBre
| foaii
RECORDS OF CRIMTNALITY. From the report
of the Chief Of Police to the Police Board we make up
the following statistics Of crime for the months Of May
/ and June past
The total number Of the city for the month
OF May 260 of which 1852 we're males and 3ls TO-
males They classified follows Drunkenness
and disturbing the peace 5g2 Of which 90 were women
murder 8 accessory to murder assault with intent
4 to murder, assault with dangerous weapons 10 re-
ceyinS stolen goods dangerous and suspicious char
| acters, 81 Migrants, ls5 males and 81 females
The total arrests in June 1854 which 334
females; drunkenness, $50 and IS women breach
| of the peace, 29s and 70 women larceny "a man
and Il women stabbng II assaults with dangerous