New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-04

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The following is the monthly report for November:
Admitted. .......... .11s6 Discharged. 832
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DEATH BY HYDRoPHoBIA "A Frenchman,
whose could not learn, but who was known In
his neighborhood Petit Pierce and who was keeper
Of cabaret the Bayou Road near tine Union Course
died yesterday morning Of hydrophobia Our informant
who him Saturday described him as suffering then
with all the commissions and mania Of that terrible disease
Pierres death was the result of bite in tbs face. in
fioted him three months since by fayorite dpg
which he did not know to be rabid
SUIT FOR DIVORCE. We mentioned few days
since the arrest Michael Godscker in the Fourth Dis
rct for an assault and battery upon his wife, Barbara
Worms On Saturday the badly treated wife filed in the
Fourth District Court petition for divorce from her hus
band and for monthly allowance Of $25 during the PEN
dency of the suit besides the restoration Of the sum Of
S7Oo which she presented to her husband at their
rage She charges him with repeatedly lusing, beating
and bruising her and finds 1t impossible to live with him
any longer. 0.H.-~
THE SABBATH.--Ye sterday was beautiful,
springlike day, and although the shriveled autumn
leaves hudded themselves in the cutters and creyiees
about the public squares those in every other re-
spect we're as green fresh gay had been holt
with promenades the churches were no less crowded
in the morning than the theaers at night We encoun-
tered only thing in rambas that marred the se
renty of the day and that the changing Of boiler
mandatory the central part Of the city Such
sound Sunday is about dagreeabe to heather as to
sanity ears and those who bear it uncompainingly all
the week have certainly right to consider it nuisance
on the day of rest
FIRE. An old shanty on Old Levee street,
between Hospital and Barracks Streets used as store
house for moss etc. caught fire yesterday noon but the
flames were extingushed before much damage done
ANOTHER. About III o'clock last night,
Ere broke out in kitchen in the of Monastaro's
cabaret the southwest corner OF Robertson and Canal
streets The flames spread very rapidly and before the
arem EN- could give them check they communicated to
the residence of Mr. J. H Mccormack two-story frame
building fronting Robertson street. of which and the
cabaret nothing left than the charred frames
Open lots ON both sides of the burning houses prevented
the further spread Of the ames Scarcely any thing was
saved from the cabaret which with an oystershop under
the roof drinking and gambling rendezvous
for negroes considered nuisance by the people in
the neighborhood. Mr. Mccormack saved most Of his
movables but his house was valued at $1,000 We could
not learn the fire originated but it is supposed to
have been the result Of accident. .=...
THE TAKING OF SEBAsToPoL.-A suit in ref
to one of the cuts sebasopo under which the
city has marting the past week. tried in Justice
Jontes Court Saturday. 1t brought on seques
ration by the propetors of the Dsy Delta upon the
woodcut published by the Pcayune in the early part OF
the week. and damages also claimed Of the engrayer
nonfuhment Of contract The Delta publishers had
upon the engrayers promise not to engrave similar pic
any other paper agreed to give him $40 for the
cut in question; the engraver proper to break his
agreement and promised the Picayune cut also finding
he would not be able to execute both orders he finished
\ cut and let the Pcayune have it whereupon tbs
Delta got out writ to which the engrsver refused tt
surrender the plan Of the cut and the Pieayune denied
having such cut in its possession and the Delta ther
the engrayer for damages The claim to the cut
made out and Judge Jonte GOULD only that thu
engraver had violated his contract with the Delta H
gave Judgment OF non-suit to damages, which woul
enable plaintiff to prosecute for them at another time
which ended the suit without costs to either party.
SuIoIDE.-The body of q man, well dressed
found in the New Canal at its lake end, Frida.
evening, and of foul play rife in connection
with it. Coroner Forshee and jury Of physicians wen
down to hold inquest Saturday, and then the bod
was identified that of Mr.. T. + Bournos we'll know
citizen French BIRTH thirtytwo years of age whose
reside in this city. AS he known to have bee
unsettled in mind for several years. and the physician
failed discover any sign Of violence foul play th
body the verdict rendered that he scommitted SUI
" eide by drowning while in q state Of insanity
\ VIoLENT.-James Kirk was arrested in til
Third District Saturday night for forcbly entern
of Mary Rees Marigny street. between Roy
and Chartrs Streets committing violent assault and ba
terry upon the person Of that lady and knocking her f
niture into indiscrimnate smash. He will have to
swer for it.
DIseHARGED.-Thomas Excarraquel was ex
lmined before Recorder Bright Saturday, upon IL
charge Of having entced e. Maders slave girl from h
masters premises and concealed her upon his own II
prosecutor failed to make out case, and Excarraqu
I vas discharged.
: James Hunt and Mary Hart were brought up for
violent assault upon Rose Marmion but discharge
: the prosecutor failing to appear
RIoTER COMMITTED. 49, James Burke, jam,
: \ Kelly and Martin Hart examined by Record
Ramos, Saturday, the charge of having with e
SIX others, madea rotous assault upon Frank Ne
bold, the 4th of October last and bit that geptl
mans thumb. Hart committed for trial before Il
First District Court; the others were discharged
1 FERoCIoUs. -Catharine Ennis got so morbidst
Saturday that she attempted to dissect Julia Johns
with very fearful-lookng knife Julia didn't like TIL
and started to the police-oice for protection. At
of Benylle and Burgundy streets Catbarne
upon her and pitched into her with her ten inge
causing her stars scratching stripes upon her fa
and making streamers of her bonnet Julia at last ST
ceeded in reaching the poice-oce and suing out
rant She is laid up for repairs, and Catharine is
4 anchor in the lookup.
PAY Your FARE.-A Mr. Hammond was q
in the Third District Saturday for refusing
't pay James Stanley for ride in his cab AS publ
the of all cab-driyers who found guilty of
tortion justice to them requires some mention of
X customer who refuses to pay the just rates.
STEALING A SHIRT.-Henry Aulden is in t
Third District lookup awaiting examination upon
~ charge of stealing shirt from Nicholas Butt at the
y of Marigny and New Levee streets. The shirt
I've found in his possession
MosT Too FREE. Joseph Williams, a fl
negro, was arrested Rampant street, in the TIL
# District on Saturday night for being dangerous
III suspicious character and for having taken the liberty
1 shying brick at officer Blanche, and assaulting
tearing the clothes from Officer Vance, while in the
charge of their duty. Acting Recorder Witt will be
VI to tame him. =-a- z
~ STRONG MINDED. A Mrs. Calvery, of
So Third District, got spree Saturday night,
selected neighbor, Mr. Courage, upon whom to vent
ne exhilaration She stunned that gentleman's ears
&C severely with oaths, epithets and hard names,
stormed his house fearully with brickbats that
1 forgot his name, and called the police to his aid.
| Witt will have talk with her about it.
r. ARREsTs.-The following individuals were
M l rested yesterday in the First District:
htG bartholomew woriaa for in r