New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-25
CITY IT Z M 9.
CHARITY HOSPITAL - Report for the week
ndinp Friday sYennn. August q, at O'clock

CHARITY HOSPITAL. - Report for the week
ending Friday syenins, August q, at o'clock ,,e
Admitted 93
Discharged. "a
Died. ai5
OF tba deaths, LIS were Of yellow fever This sowa
from the preceding week Of 10 in the deaths ~
yellow fever.
FIRE.-An old unoceupied tw0-story frame
house bsonging to Mr. Louis Bringer situated ~ w
Third District at the corner Of Espanauo sa snd oma
Streets destroyed by fire between twal'u eS AZ ~
o'clock yesterday morning 1t was ooup'iep' s's VA w.
q. s. CoM1IssIoNER's COURT. = John Allen
and John Murphy sailors of the ship were e1
anincd before Mr. Commissioner Lusner on
chsrgo Of having stolen pairs Of from tns cargo
tho recss passage Of vessel to this port The
obarqe vas sustained they were sent to prison to
await + ial in the U. B. District Court
THE MURDER or BLAKELY. -Adelne, the slave
woman Who killed John Bakely, yesterday arraigned
before Reeorer Bright and hsr examination fixed for the
3ist inst She had nothing whatever to say and
manded to prison.
CONTINUED. After the examination yesterday
of one more witness whose testimony was Of no vaue
the Of Potter Reynolds charged with the murder of
his wife Catherine, was postponed till to-day.
SUICIDE, Deputy Coroner Mitchell yesterday
held iuquest the body Of j. T. Russell druggist
fonnd dead In ha house at the corner Of Gaiennie sad
danum while in at of derum tremens. The fatal act
was psrpetrated at O'Clock In the morning The
deceased native ef Cork Ireland thirty years Of
ASSAULT WITH REvoLvER.-Michael p.
Murphy who claims that his middle initial ia W.. was
yesterday arrsgned before Recorder Bright charged with
having attempted to murder Patrick Burke, in his
cofeebouse, at the Of Julia and Tchoupoulas
streets, with revolver, Thursday night The fuse it
appears grew out of game cards in which Patrick got
the advantage which Michael believed obtained by
unfair means and concluded that revoiyers would be e
climate trumFs. But it happened, neither powder
wasted blood split Michael gave $500 bail TO ap
pear the 31st
scgrMHAoE AT THE GEM.--There was loud
talking 6stcufHing and flooring, in the Gem Coffee
house. II O'Clock Thursday night Several Generals and
Colonies got mixed in it, and but for the Interference
of Majors and Captains, there would have been
regular We didn't bear what it was all
about.
In WASN'T HM.-Mr. Robert Hamilton, the
Deputy Coroner requests whisper confdentiay into
the Of the public that he Is not the Hamilton who was
concerned in outragng two defenceess females on ~
Charles street Thursday night he is always ready to
hold pquess, but does not wish to be considered as
enasaVoripg to create materials for them.
BREACHES OF TRusr.--Anthony Sauers yes
tsrday complained to Recorder Ramos that one Ber
had failed to account to him for two bills for 81 75
which he empowered him to collect in July.
Pierre Robin, wine and beer merchant at No, 376
Bourbon street. complained that about the middle OF last
month"; employee Of his named Doyen collected from
two of his customers two bills amounting to $13 80,
which he has accounted for though frequently
quested 20 to do.
Warrants were issued.
THAT 81. PHILIP STREET GAMBLING DEN.--The
monte establishment St. Philip street between Condo
Old which has been made famous by the
OF Alex Pardo and Others was yesterday complained Of
by Isidore Richon He Don Juan Gonzales end
Uypoe Belos the propre9rs Of the and two
covies Ramon and Tooa the doorkeepefs He
further alleges that Thursday night he was met at the
Of ST. Philip and Condo streets BY six in
di7duas who threatened that they would kill him If he
made affidavit against them Gonzales vas the only
Of the four arrested yesterday afternoon and he was
| released on giving bail to appear.
CAgpoR.-Jean Francois, a free darkey who
taken up in the Second District Thursday night
stated among other things that he stole for living Hs
offence consisted in not having his papers with him. LIE
| was let of yesterday with jail fees.
Bound OvEg.-Mr. and Mrs. Krieder, for
grossly abusing the family of Alex. Wasson Bsrholo
NEW street while Mr. W. absent from home was yes
tsrday bound by Recorder Bright in the sum Of sos
keep the peace three months Robert McClay, fol
bearing down too heavily upon Thomas Barry was bound
| over in $500 to behsve Ter six months
| LARCENY MARY Horne, or Mary Ann Ho.
ran yesterday arragned before Recorder Bright
charge of having stolen suudry silver forks, ivory
handled knives pitcher and fan from Mrs Jacquent
Roussel, at No. 4D6 Magazine street. sometime in Junt
last Most Of the articles were found in MaTs house OF
Magazine, between TnH}a and Ereto streets She wai
ordered appear the Sls and in default Of bail wal
sent to priosn
| TREsPAss. Patrick Fitzpatrick is to be ex-
ainiusd the 29th inst charge Of moving into W IN
t. Heppa house on St. James street. and refusing to give
the said Hepp any satisfaction Whatever about it, Bel
| to appear, S5le
1 SWINDLING.-Wm. Oagiey was arrested in the
Second District, charged by r. Matthews with swpdin
him out Of SO, which paid him in advance to work OF
board certain ship; the swindng consisting in Dag
ey failure to fulfill his agreement, In default OF bal
4 the accused was sent to prison.
FINED. --- Recorder Ramos yesterday fnet
Maria Saunders and Elizabeth Taylor $40 each for keep
ing disorderly house Cont street, between Dauphin
and Burgundy and for creating scandal in the stree
besides.
UYDUTIFuL DAUGHTER. dolly Bracy, f. W C.
yesterday had her daughter Mary, aged fourteen, ar
rgned before Recorder Ramos for being uudutfn stay
ing away from home, and keeping bad company. Th
Recorder sent her to the Work-house.
BEATING A WOMAN IN THE STREET. ---Eiizahetl
Condor yesterday complained 20 Recorder Ramos that
Thursday evening James Curran assaulted her while sh
Walking along MErais street, aud gave her severa
blows. warrant was Issued.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.--.assauI and Bat
tefy Alice Williams yesterday sent before the tirs
District Court, for having committed violent asslrl
and battery upon LouHa Smith at No 5S Dryades atree
Aics being rather goodookng had no trouble in pro
curing bail.
Robbng.--Hanry Swan or swantz and Frank Rebein
having jointly done'' John Wallster out of $3.50 i
bank notes. which he was simple enough to let theE
tumble and look over the ls inst. Swantz vas dis
charged but Reben sent before the First Disric
Court and not being able to furnish $500 security 70
| his appearance, he was sent to prison.
SELLING Liquor TO SLAVES. Pons an,
ST. Paul Julia Streets and Fernando de Cuenco,
GROCERY keeper ut the Jackson Railroad Depot were ye
terday arragned upon Capt. Moynan's charge of sen
liquor to and ordered to appear for examnatlo