New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-15
City ITEM 8.


81 The dsashs 81 1er. 81 yellow fever. deorsass Of 80
LOUIS A. HuAsD, Chief Clerk.
INVENTIONS FOR THE oMN1BussEs. - Our
friend Lnzybones who rides In the omnibus5ss great
deal and well posted In the grievances OF tnas mode
hand for the snsiorstion Of the said grievances which
he Is will meet with the appreciation o. the omnibus
riding public He Intends selling them TO the omnibus
proprietors 80 soon as he receives his patents.
II sometimes requiring Eve minutes for the passenger
to step the drysr and aye minutes more for tbs driver 70
centre Of the omnibus with pulley reaching outside to
the shoulders Of the mules When the passenger wishes
1Ssh viii raise lbs mules Of s and
ncapaoitste them from subsequent oscillations.
The packages of tickets being secured the hermet
cal principle No. ID corkgorew to hang in
nient place wherswth the passengers may open tho sd
msjory Of riders being In amentable darkness as
to what constitutes full omnibus, No g. Is large plug
wherewith to cork the hole in the top when there
twelve inside 40 as to prevent the driver from sticking
bis nose In and counting the Of the twelve every
time some loar ths sidewalk crooks bis finger at him
being shown by the signs thsrsps in the
'front.' end Of the omnibus No. Is loaded revolver to
the divsr should he M e RUG the bell OF otherwise set
the said signs and traps at defiance.
No: and last Is range Of cushioned seats On the
pstroniEs the ailboard with hooks, whsreon to
hang their baskets and buckets.
A WEDDNG.-On Thursday night we passed a
dwelling in the Third District from which flashed lights
and pged the sounds Of high fesvity We learned that
the occasion Of it al vas the marriage Of gentleman
thrice widower to lady twice widow and both in the
groom, s.d ths third Of the BRIDE Wedding Ike this,
both parties of which have had such experience in
the biblical institution We wish the twain all possible
Of both.
h Pooh DOa.--No little excitement was created
In Camp street. near our yesterday forenoon by the
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nongrel family VINO hsd evidently had dose Of strych
pine smugged into his stomsoh. BE staggered rssed
foundered in the gutter howled down street had
another t and was the means Of blockadpg the eide
walks with wondering laughing and sympathsng specta-
boy .neetionately bathing his head With cold water
and the crowd passed onand to-day, psrhaps, NO
while have been comfortably snoozng In beds
many nights past hundreds Of dogs have sbued of
snd hs aa encs n he y
sympathEng eye to nosten at their suferngs
hand to smooth their dying pillows. Alas poor dogs.
DRowNED.--A boy named yesterday
appeared before Recorder seuzeneau and made deear
alton that on Monday evening last while he with
fisherman named John DAN In saibost at Ponta-la
Hache, the knocked overheard by the jbng Of
the BOOM and drowned. The body was not recovered.
MURDBRous AssAuLT.-A man named James
Mallory was arrested on Thursday night, charged with
having attempted to XIII Mr.. G. B. Graft Elysian
Fields street ths svee by striking him the head
with Elung-ehot and kicking him In the face. Crafts
head and face terribly swollen In consequence. Yes
terday Recorder seuzeneau sent Maoney to prison to
await an examination
| PBRJURY.-Jean Fourcade, Gasccn, who
was arrested week or so since for having in his
sion valuable gold watch which was from Mr..
Barth at Mineburg bathhouse, in June 1854 when
amined therefor accused another Gsscon PANIED Jean
Tourange alias Petit Jean Of having sold the watch to
him Tourange proved his Innocence and dischsrged
and Fouroade got OF upon plea Of prescription more
alleged theft Of the watch and his without
| plant being made. Yesterday Tourange made affidavit
before Recorder seuzsnsau charging Fourcade with
jury in having accused him Of selling the watch to him
and warrant was Issued for his arrest.
| ROBBERS III THE OLD THIRD.-From the fire.
queney Of nocturnal dspredaons in the Third District
bsnd Of thieves infest that end Of the city
Yesterday. Mr. r. O. Heifer residing at the corner of
sodsl and Eysian Fields streets made affidavit that dur
lag Thurseay night yesterday morning. his house
entered by unknown person persons and robbed
of silver watch, gold chain, gold fob-chau gold
guard-ohain and locket silk frock, silk mansia, a
quantity Of ear and finger rings poeketbook containing
S2 90 Ia cash and sundy other articles The police
| on the lookout for the robbers
| Joseph Vial accused Mr. Bomeau's slave man Edward
Of entering his residence the Bayou st John about
three O'Clock, Yesterday morning with fsonouu intent
quently missed articles from his house suspects him
being the thief Edward sent to prison to await his
| masters orders.
| "N1cK OF THE WOODS" - This is the alias Of
poor crazy fellow named Nicholas who was captured
on Thursday in the swamp back Of the Fourth District
by Mr. Gardanne, who WIS ont hunting excursion.
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rather noisy invitation to bird to down
OF through the woods Mr.. g. then forgot his bird
started In pursuit and caught him. Nick will doubtless
| be sent to tho Insane Asylum.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-.fssault and Battery,
Sght Yesterday sent Lucas serowtch before
the First District Court to be tried for bruay beating
Emily choer, the 10th inst in Poydras Market. ne
/ Recorder Ramos sent Washington smith before the
Dssrict Court to be tried for assault and bat
terry perpetrsted upon Hugh Cassidy the of
pita street. the 18th July He gave bail to appsar
he was dismissed from another charge of assault and
battery and bound over to keep the peace for third
COFFEE STAALERs. Two boys, named Jacob
Smith and Phil German, and deaf and dumb girl name
were yesterday arrested at the foot OF Toulouse
street charged with stealing coffee from thu cargo of the
schooner Tallahassee They held in custody and
they were supposed to have sscreted the coffee stolen
TAMPERING WITH SLAvEs.--Leonard Hipp was
srragned before Recorder Bright yesterday charged by
John Ermon, residing at the OF Camp and Race
abusing and insulting himself while attending to his bust
nesa In default Of bail to appear on the 18TH Hpp
sent to prison.
ASSAULT AND THREATS John Davis was yes
orday arraigned before Recorder Bright ON charge Of
having beaten and attempted to choke James MeTernan
In the store Ia which he ia employed at the of st
threatening to take his life Davis gave ball to appear
| the 18th.
Dismissed. Patrick Mcguire, Thomas Regan
James siddons all accused assaults and batteries
| were yesterday dismissed by Recorder Bright
WORE HousE.--RecorderS euzeneau yesterday
sent George Doughery dangerous and Suspicious char
acr suspected OF belonging to the gang Of robbers whit
have been 30 industrious in the Third District Of late
the Work.house for three months.
BREACH OF TRUsT.-Nr G. Duvigneaud yes
terday complained to Recorder seuxenesu, that TIT
s0th ut he entrusted to Ams Roy Roehabavs street
his mare worth e25, which he had been unable Il
get back. warrant was issued.
ASSAULTS, ErC.-Quite a number Of affidavit.
were made yesterday before Recorder Raos principal,
by tbs feminines Of the eeandeasy DISTRICTS the bur
den Of their complaints being hard names threats etc
warrant sent out after Bridget Quinn charged
with beating Jusna Harrison at the of Rampar
and Oustomhouse Streets last Friday evening Fred
eriok Holman sent to prison. to await hearing as
his for threatening the life of Martin Hoffman
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mary was yester
day sent to the Workhouse by Recorder Ramos upon
suspicion of having cohsbtsd with negro, In an out
house at the Of Deuphine and st Phillip
on Thursday night.
LARCENY. Michael Givarich yesterday com
planned Recorder Ramos that Thursday evening hi
house Orleans street. between Where and Robertson
entered by Giuseppe Sale who stole and carried
badstead two nIattres.es and mosquito bar, worth
$25 warrant was Issued.
| CITY HOTEL. NEW ORLEANS.
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