New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-31
CITY TT e M s..
MoRTUARY. --Returns Of the. city cemeteries
for the weekAendipg at o'clock Sunday morning. July

2vth
zss~ Fellow Fever Cholera, Other Dis Total
Charity CHARITY a aGsps No. = q log
oyPrFsS 'rSv'' No 9. 49, is
Protestant. .......,.... 3d.. 1...... &c.. Q
Catholic No. a..,.......... 2....' .... e..
Lafayette .......s......I...... ...H...... ~
ST Josephs Asylum 49,. 49,. 7...... Il
ST. Vincent de Paul TO- ......16.... q
ST. patrick's BE-. 6...... 7.... 50
Hebrew, Fourth District -. 1...... ......
Met; Ridge........... ...... ...4'' I.'''', !
Total. .l7a $ y Us
A ScoRcHER. There was no rain yesterday,
for wonder But there some sum- II we mistake not
The church spires seemed to culver as II about 70 melt
while every bit Of the was stewed out q he
mnles and some OF the omnibustops puckered snade,
breeze and cool drinkabes, from Injuries
into absolute necesres SunstroRe Is tne only dfesu OF
our citizens at present r7t5s5
CRY IMPROVEMENTS. never saw building
operatops progressing energetciy In New Orleans
than at prlen Though the evee nearly deserted the
commercial resorts dull and sleepy, and entire fly
away population dispersed throughout the country
creating the feeling with many that the city 10 in state
Of general stognation- trowel rings merry
tune with and plane CHORUS in every quarter
Of the city In our daily ramblss encounter many
beautiful structures public and private r. different
stages OF cresep complete catalogue OF which " would
be out Of our power to give.
The @Gaietyn Theatre, 6ravier street.-The phGnix
pf the burnt Varietiess rapidly advancing to compile
fton 1t promises to be- when completed jewel OF 81
Fpubllo resort.
Already the verandah ruins beginto look mathemati
cal though 1t IL sad to think that the famous old hotel
will never be rebuilt Blk sumptuous storeshVe on st.
Charles and one Common streeare To rise upnstead
When they complete and in operation however,
suppose the stately Veranda will be forgotten We
hope in view Of the increased patronage which must
hereafter flow to the st. Charles in the absence Of its old
rival that 1t will put the eupoa which gave It's prede.
such msjestic men and, at least II the street
be hopeessy changed restore to the ancient
1 appearance at a distance.
Splendid stores ara rising the two corners Of st.
Charles and Grayer streets which were dehoused BY fire
afew months since We notice very beautiful building
just completed on statshoue square at the corner OF
Dyades and Canal Streets and the foundation Of another
4 is being laid on the opposite corner.
handsome block Of stores rapidly nearing completoB
ursurps the site Of the old synagogue, Canal street
That will great square for the ladies when those stores
\ are complete and thrown open to the public.
That one Of the Medical College buildings, on State
house square, next to Baronne street. has put on
ahirt Of white stucco and smbeshes the
considerably II the Mechanics Insttutpst in ruins
the Dryades streetsids of the be rebuilt
that squars would bs tia proudest in the city Wecoud
we had the time enumerae many beautiful stores and
private residences that rising in the different quarters
i Of the city.
The church the Christian Brothers Baronne street
which promises to make great show when
is bsing nkered at slowly 1t seems to be running SLOW
| race with the Custom house
The ruins of Dr. scotts church and Of the old American
Theatsr still glover each other Lafayette Square
they did in life We know not what is contemplated
in respect to them.
great many people are always croaking that New Or
leans is going down." but in the very season which
might be supposed most appropriate for that goins
TAKE NOTICE ANTI LIoENsERs. The recent
ordinance OF Common Council, published in tn,
official department Of this paper requiring the City Az
torney to all unlicensed traders before the Re
corders for the recovery of fines and which ordinances
In force should be read and acted upon without de
lay by all who not In the city books. The licenses
witt have to b taken out beyond the possibility Of eva
SION and In Of further delinquency, the fines viii
be 81 inevitably collected by the Recorders So, thoa
whom may will only look at the matter properly
they will discern that handsome speculation may b
! but thpgth W
behind-hand, now entirely at the mercy OF TIT
City Attorney and If they once go before the Recorder
plea OF ACCIDENT Ignorance Or poverty WILL save them
for the law is infsxible
Arrangement OF ADAM SCoTr AND KITTY. =
Adam Scott the principal and the slave woman kitty
one of the accessories in the poisoning of Levi Smeser
yesterday arragned before Recorder Bright and tn
Coronefs affidavit read to them They both pleaded no
guilty and rsmsnded to prison to be examined witt
Mrs Sueser the It'll Of August. Scott seemed quit
uneoncarned; while Kitty wanted to say something
which the Recorder refused to near.
a DIFFERENCE ON Tchoupitoulas street, OF
Sunday afternoon counted five persons In stretc
Of six squares few moments aterward, in eqna
space In paI of Rampant street formerly known
Circus we about hundred, About six hundre
Of them, however, junior members Of the YonD
American party few Of them Juggling chidfully 8
their respective maternal founs and some few suhefin
wofuy from the d fever Our town - fu OF contrast
| on Sunday.
PRoeREssIyE.--O Sunday we met o Dutol
woman down town afectonately leading her two littl
boys by the hand The eldest-about four years old
should suppose, with trowsers buttoned down behind
WAS smoking big cigar The othsr-a little fodder nc
vet in trowsers-wss smoking cigarette. The alarmip
idea suggested itself to US, what Will those boys smok
when they reach maturity? 1t ia safe to predict tina
their lives will end in smoke whether they ever resc
maturity or not
FEMININE WEEPING4-Poets and fine writer
GENERALLY love to rhapsodize the touching beauty
madcns tear, and the exquisite agony of heart Dor
Sob But when it down to real genuine blubbel
ing and boohooing they drop their pens We will do n
| such thing however We were Of great many VIII
heard the htartgushng grief of the fair Lena Madeiin
Yesterday pourd forth through bars
prison cell in which ahe ncarcerated for stealing
watermelonwe mean, in the Second District lookup
OF all bellerng herd hers took the ieat
that Of little niger in danger of big dog would hav
| been no circumstances to it, 1t was mixture of gri
and spite which flooded every nook and Granny of the o.
PRISON aud deafened every therein, Wilson coudn
take his after Fargo couldn't keep still PEI
cord couldn't read his novel the clerks Of the Sixth D
trot Court couldn't do their writing and the e,
pressions Of sympathy ecited all sides real
touching to hear. Stop that did nose SHOUTED one
N wish she in hi " said another and give thi
| gal q hot pe,taturn chined in third. For sever
hours she kept it up aobs boohoos groans, shouts
sereeches coming forth Understandable medy enoug
| to madden saint or wake the dead, When lei
Lena had become hearse and short OF breath and hi
plant sounded like the faint moan of dying jaekas
. Poor Lena we hope she will feel better this morning.
: COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. = Clashing Eng
!, eersDayd Kerus, steamboat engineer, examine
yesterday before Recorder Bright for assault and ba
: terry upon VIM, Cline another engineer. 1t appeart
L that whs Cline sitting peacsably on counter
Waldo Il Hughes store Front LeFee street, satu
: day Kerns entered and gave him sap-engineers,
must be borne mind have solid hands-which sent hi
curyeting to the floor. Cline then drew knife, b,
: Eerps wrenched it from him, breaking it in the ac
after which he seized him and slammed him again ii
floor hurting his head badly and finished the business
giving him few kicks engineers, most people kno
wearing the most ponderous of boots The of tn
onslaught, it further appeared, expression of pr
fessonal contempt, said to have been used by Cne-l
having asked some ONE, If 1t true that Captain
and SO had employed that thing faudipg to Kerns)
an engineer Kerns sent before the First Distri
Court under bail OF $500, which he furnished Cline W
down for carrying concealed Weapons He bf
D Of $500 to appear.
4ssauH and BatteYy-Mr ] NJ Cofey, Recorder Bright
assistant clerk committed for trial for
battery upon John Lemire, the he had sent dow
n for trying to split him with broad and trying
gouge eyes ont. As have previously stated Golf
8 struck him with his for calling him name whit
any honest would resent with blow, end that W
what woke upthe brosd-axe To Lemire's great disa
as pointmen Ody able to furnish bail for his
ance. s
DRowNED,-Lemuel Butter, a ooiored seams
on board the bark D. ]. Brown, drowned while bat
ing In the river Saturday night He made dive
from some unknown cause, failed to up. The boz
was found yesterday, and Deputy Coroner Mitchell be
an inquest ON 1t Verdict accidental drowning. Butt
was a native Of New Jersey, IS years of age.
l. Bound OVER - Manuel Posada and Ped
Ruez arrested the 3Oth ut dangerous and sus
cous characters and for grossly abusing officer Bou0