New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-11
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49, CITY EMS.
tbs WEATHER --The weather suits the season
present. Cold, clear and brscngheavy woolens lux
rous outdoors and rudy stoves delicious indoor
altogether agreeable by way OF change particularly
1t seems to have put quietus on the mosquitoes.
HEALTH OF THE CRY. The mortuary returns q
the ending Sunday morning. show total Of only
showing the present health Of the city to be as good
NJ could be desired a-4 r
The FIRE ON SATURDAY NIGHT.-l our report
yesterday we did NOT award credit should have
done, to Capt Moynan, Leutenants Adams Fremeaux,
spd MaZerat the subordinate police for their ener
Esc action a. hs Is o. ser
the contemptuous manifestations Of the roTdes VINO
assembled to them We toeraby well posted up
to the status the backgusrds who nterered At the
fire. and them that second demonstration Of
the kind will them something as 1t would have done
Saturday night could the nature OF those Interrupt
tons have been anticipated This has ausion to
tcuar eptbets that hurled at respectable citizens
while working the engines regret to state 1wna.
of to publish In yesterdays papsr that several acts OF
ncendaris perpetrated quite as benous as
arson and for which their authors richly deserve the
penitentiary, If not hanging.
Incendiary No. l was J. Hynes member Of No o. who
was arrested by Capt Moynan for cutting hose pipe
while it was in the Ere He s in the parish prison.
and will be examined on the 10Th
Iucendiary No was some unknown person, who |
emped barrel Of oil stolen for the purpose probably
into gutter from which one Of the engines was drawing
Its water. 4N -.5u7r g@ ~
not hear who caught in downtown engine house,
tauging up the harness that 1t could not be used He
had bis head splenddy punched and would nave been
killed perhaps but for the OF several humane
persons. a@&-1 G -,
crowd of incendiaries wsyaid engine on Thalia
street, 1t being drawn by horse, with no other man
along than the driver They disabled the machine 30
that it could not be used at the fire. @.
We sincerely hope never again be called upon
| ID record such OutraRes these.
CORONER g ISoUEsTs -. Murder. The Coroner
Yesterday held an inquest Charity Hospital on the
body Of Cornelius Garvn, Irshman twenty-five years
wounds on the right side Of spne and striking the
Vertebra, which caused Inflammation and suppuration
The said wounds being inflicted with some shooting in
etrument in the hands of or persons I'M
known to this jury the evening Of the 18th Of NoVe
ber in Gironde street. between Perdido and Gravier
9popeau-An inquest was held the body Of Ann
Broderck Irishwoman fortytwo years Of age found
dead in house at the corner OF where ana
streets in the Third District Verdict spoplexy caused
| by ntemperance.
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.--There was nothing
done this court yesterday; the Of Bell Huty
being postponed of the illness of Mr. Silk
| Of the jurors. ~
| FIFTH DISTRICT C0URT.- Partition of the
McDonogh Estate.-J Livingston, Eaq, City Attorney,
yesterday filed in this court petition for partition OF
the McDonogh estate between the cities of New Orleans
and Baltimore, which corporations by McDonoghs
will the reduary egatees the estate The partition Of
the estate is asked to be made by ctaton in case it
should appear trial that 1t be conveniently
decided in kind Messrs Brantz Meyer, VIM 8. Peter
kin Thomas l. Emory represent the city of Baltimore,
| and are cited to appear in answer to the petition
ANOTHER TRIAL FOR MANUEL OBREGoN.-In
the Supreme Court Yesterday Judge spoaord read de-
last convicted of and sentenced to be hung
The sentence annulled and another trial granted
the ground that Judge Robertson erred in charging the
jury-the that got John Melvin new trial
the week previous This looks rather badtwo criminals
escaping the gaows through the haste bad TASTE lack
of judgmentwe cannot say whichof judge in 30 i'm
portant station and greatly impair public conf
| dence in the justice Of his Other rulings. zsE eSA
SURRENDERED. - Benjamin Leggett surren-
dered himself to the Third District police yesterday He
Of participating in two of the shooting Affairs
Third District during the election Of the 5h ult
Recorder seuzsnesu admitted him to bail in $1,000
| CowHIDIsG.-Miss Clara Cook, spunky
young lady the Fourth District awaits hearing befor
Recorder jackson, to her for cowhdipg ar
over ardent young man named William Craner. 1t wa
| williams father that had Miss Clara arrested.
ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-A SON of Mr.. s. Dan
lei accidentally shot in the Leg in the Third District
on Sunday. by another boy named Meyerhoffer Th,
| Recorder SeuEeneau on the subject.
VAGRANTs. " beats all natur ." how many
spiress but spfrituous devils lie about in the gut
ters these cold nights About twenty were picked NJ
during Sunday night the First District with
| ponding numbers in the other Districts. Among TIL
Migrants in Recorder Brights dock yesterday
I
from the and steaer Of beef from st. Marys Mar
ksshowing that cold pinohes and hunger gnaws thos
| disposed Of according to their deserts.
SLEEP WALKING Justin McGrath is lyin,
at Charity Hospital dangerously injured in his head
back by fall he got while walking in his sleep at hi
. residence, No. % Girod street on Saturday night.
fell from second story gallery. He has long been
somnambulist.
II LARcENIEs.-John Hart was yesterday sen
prison by Recorder Ramos, to await examination
charge stealing the crayat and picking the pockets
\ | q drunken man on Sunday night. '...-
warrant was issued for Mary Burns accused of roll
bipg Michael Brennan of two hats, shirt pair Of pant
and coat-a valued at two dollars and ha-in his ROOF
: on Barracks street. s. NV. 81. =a.&
q ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Recorder Bright's prac
ce OF penning upon each affidavit that before hin
an outline of the testimony elected upon examination
great convenience to the different reporters who Wis
the court. 1t particularly to and Mr. Brigl
is the only of all the Recorders who does such thin
take pleasure in expressing acknowledgment of
A BoxIANA.-Henry Lynch was yesterday fine
Eve dollars by Recorder Bright for appearing in the
street. the of Julia aud Fulton streets in
w morning, with nothing but his pants and boots on,
which picturesque costume he insane enough to
- pose that James Mayer would out and fight him
As the weather yesterday morning was rather
inference that Henry must have been rather hottish
the time As he failed to psy the FIVE dollars, he
~ | cooling down in the parish prison.
ed COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Recorder Bright We
~ terday William Clinton before the First Distri
Court to be tried for stealing piece of calico from
Stiewers store on Rampant street. on the 29sh ut.
= failed to give bail. 5-.
ar Thomas Brunton who found drunk in gutter "
ID sent to the for having slung-shot in
pocket In this whisky that did the busne
and those who go armed had better not mbbe tho
| who mbbe had better not go armed.
al THREATs,--Edward Greenland, charged wi
- threatening to dissect Ambrose Redmap, and Ann Well
he for offering to similar kind turn to Mary Galagh
be overhauled by Recorder Bright on the 18th in
BOUND TO HAVE Hrs QUARTERS WORTH.
Richard Flood went to the Pelican Theater saturd
nghtn order to have elevated view Of the play to
gallery seatand the play didn't tickle him
wanted to be tcAed he commenced tickling hi
self by assuming at the characters of Doestic
friends, Dsmphool and Budogge. He initiated the bal
ing of dog and did it with wonderful fidelity to natu
:; oficer Busby Junior Dams sony then went to him
told him he barking up the wrong tree He stood
to his character of Buldogge, and allowed that as
had paid his quarter, he would do as he id please
after which he barked several times Busby th
"puled " him and calaboosed him. Yesterday he
arragned before Recorder Bright ectured and fined
% dollars. Not having the change about him. he
ordered off to prison and when he left the court he
dropped the character of Budogge but retained that
n Damphoo. .-..
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