New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29
THE DAILY CRESCENT,

them blown out nor been in any otner way kied lnas
much as we are unlike the editor VINO never an
assertion once made ana as mr. Mosah mas gwen w
goed PROOF q ms statsmenIs We are ppy y puoh wy
faet Of ms me, ana nope ne may ~ iOns "
THE ScHoQr. BOARD. This body met last
heard after the board s3ourned that tho proceedings
ara aivaraad NV fre, eight in which several members
participated the argument being the merits Of the diff
fsrent candidates ~ TINS accounts fof the
exclusien Of the rsporters IRON the chamber.
BELLs.--yhere ia q charm in the ringing Of
be. In tba proper aeason which every one must AZ.
xro,iade and at no time Ii the music Of bells more IN
season md more inspirtng than during the raging of
Ere People have become so accustomed to the luxury OF
beltrnen9 during fires that fire without such music IN
" tame and insipd as would be the performances in
heater without the orchestral accompanments Couse
quently as the city was twice lighted up on Tuesdav
night with glare enough to Justify perfect NJ
be.rngng and yet never bell was heard in this part Of
the city there are numerous complaints made among
citizens and some utinous talk among the bows who
with the machines We Of course ara marty d this Nh.
satisfaction but 1t gives Us pleasure to stata that tba
music will very soon be restored to u.s. The Baron,a
street bell was down on Tuesday night for the ~
being erected In more useful position AZ tbe foot ~
Canal street where 1t will announce Its presence In few
days And those who listen for the bells will he partcp
ary pleased to learn that after to-day the
killer of st. Patricks Cathedral will perform
in which we have no doubt 1t will become verv nop,,,
being at too great an altitude to ring false alarms and
too atrong-lunged not to be heard whenever fire. may
occur Mr. James Chief Of Police informed us last
ing that Father Mulon had put a bell at the service
the city thGt the arrangements for using il ouId s
concluded this morning. Ding dong W
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90, VI sne Fifst ana
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go. =. n. - tsne saio
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-, 10th, -. 20 u oaii-
nos;or y ~ $500 60 nAA' 81
leave with dreadful ideas of the city and the city
sheds many tears after them.
few days since Nancy mayhed established the supre-
macy OF the First District hawks by skewering $500
pigeon from roost near Baton Rouge The Second Dis
trct hawks succmned 70 this defeat but three short
nights Alice Mcdary, OF No Burgundy street having
Tuesday night succeeded In skewernv an $500 ppeon
from another up-river roosa rather elderly bird with
Scotch accent and medical reputation who has faijv
and good name at bis rural home The old bird suc.
ceeded In utering into the Second District Poleeoee
during Wednesday, and got the eagle of the law to soh
s bsak into Alice's nest the eagle made biz bite and
secured not only Alice but hawks named Annie
furniss ana Amanda start Ihe esge in the person o
hscordsr yessesuay tooA ook az the hawks ane
released she TWO named ANNE ana Amanda The pgeor
having uioioeu peter taie IMAM could nave been ex
Pecseut lug s ssuoA ils oe"A INTO ehe nest again ane
paiipu ou she piaSA i""A VIZ AsePs ing nesl named
oa'lotiu esn' 'Ose'le. WIN "eil-Aho"h euAzaro
hsmeu ineouote oeoise, VINO hao escaped only a lev
houfS ps'ious fon' 'he saions 81 the frst Distric
sisi0' ~ ''iss-nas ~ Aios oasherlne ana george
Neie sens ous W 'o sn oase' anu the pigeon wa
.oU.'s 500, "es''ns nis oi 70 MS goo'
'uo& ~ nos oss ior psoV' tnat nad KEEP
company VIZ ~ uiAss sooo ~ oash Inc sscona DIG
.''s ~" ~ 'Ae p'sso. Aus meansine Nane
r,asssrtion of the hunting superotv Of the Frst
I =,
pAhiNd nobbIhi'--oh "euhesuay nlght Uni
residence Of Mr. finSafc al the corner OF Orleans AMI
streets was entered BY robbers by means Of falls
Keys VINO ssose from tnaI genusmans oea room, while
was asleep all ms siverware, marked u Fl fork AMI
spoon marked NJ anu another iorA and spoon market
bersa $500 and ss4a and seals an eye
glass and other articles The thieves then entered tn
bedroom OF Mr. Lion, who also resides there and Will
he asleep carried away the clothes be had taken
] on going to bed, with gold chain, etc. OF cours
there is fno clue to the perpetrators Of this most DARN
| and sklful robbery.
| IT q DJsrR1er CouRT-Tn .ddmiroltu Tb,
s,;t - wr, pando,nb AGAINST tho .tesm.bir ,1,;ta
So ,a,mno DAMAGES for The sntfno ~ h;s NO,
H. p,,ai,,a h th.t ota.n,yhir o ,,o ;ht =, NJ ONT,
:, ,,,.n,Ias, bos h.sr dait,ad. .o;nst M, ~, ,sn
| ,,.o.fah ma nIoin,;a o,aimsd ,h.t . hi farr, he
80 a,, d.nsr.sa AZ rooI.r ,,arxs, h. he, -;ah
=. - Mic vu;tl,o,,t reo.rd n o,bor s.o,s ,hj
~ n H. and n 80 T.; be :, ~;
r,,bt that bs Lost h,s hoot II ,h.
.s had ,;ve a,a ,v.rn,nn 80 hor
=, s.,. ,,,n. "a r,.,,ne srn., Jnaaa NJ. n.
eb lays down the rights of the respective nayga
ting the river at some length and 1t does not appea
that the plaintiff took any precaution to avoid collision
| the libel was dismissed, with costs.
/ FouRTH DISTRICT CoURT-Suif foy. Dana ees
James Haniy has filed petition in this Court, claimin
damages $4,000 from tho o. Canal and Banking Com
1 psny which amount he he has lost through tn
malicious endeavors OF the Company to force him into
sale of his property the canal by raising dirt embani
ments in front Of it, altering the grade in front of
banquette, ETC. Counsel for plaintiff, G. Rossus
ARRESTS. following persons were al
rested in the First District yesterday afternoon and ever
ing Mary Bupdiek W. C. for being in the State in co,
PREVENTION of law John B. WEIGH alias Long john as
dangerous and suspicious character Andrew Marke
Timothy Collins, and james Kelly, charged BY H. osi
with stealing summaries isou' 'ne JACKSON naioau oon
panS marsaies ,a5 nu NJ,
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