New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10
CITY 1T E M s.
MoRTUARY.--The following III the report of
the city cemeteries for the week ending Sunday

Greenwood .....................,.
ODD Fellows Rest.
Cypress Grove, No. 1.................". 9
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Charity Hospital.
ohtHohc NO.
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81 vincent de Paul.. ao
l.l'.tetts .'.. ''.'.''''.
St. Josephs Asylum. .......,................-..
Total ......... ...s .s...., ....,...... leo
Showing good state Of health for the season. and
siderable falling 81 from last week.
AN OLD FoRGER ARREsTED-The man ar
rested by officer Msrrero Sunday night, under the
name Of Edourdo de Varrera as participant in lar
ceny with Alexander Pardo yesterday identified by
officer Bouosa Edourdo Barrera alias joaquin Idalgo
de Ia Barrera alias Francisco Rnz the same who some
eight obtained four five hundred dollars from
Mr.. Romagosa by of forged letter of credit.
Bouosa accordingly made affidavit of the fact and Bar
rera was sent TO prison to await an examination.
ASTOUNDING MONETARY TRANSACTION. 80 On
Sunday afternoon small Ethiopian boy drew at sight
upon his MISTRESS quadroon room-renter Custom
house street for $1,000 note of that denomination
it, and showed it to white boy who opened hiseyes and
mouth but was not able to negotiate The holder then
showed il to black woman living next door to his mis-
tess She Immediately recognized 1t prime negotiable
paper and bought 1t giving the boy five dollar note
other bank openly but by way of tricks
she roing up the So and handng 1t to him If 1t
the 5000 The Of the note, missing It, became
quite white woman--shook all the little nigs without
effect and streaked it for the Chief
back home went to bed and sent for doctor. Officer
Horne yesterday visited the buyer Of the note but she
was Know-Nothng. Horne brought in the white boy
who had the note and putting bis mouth to the
wench's ear said calaboossn She then concluded she
would look for the note and searching the pocket OF
another pieannny In her back yard found it, pretended
to find 1t there and was too happy to give it up The
quadroon hos her note and is convalescent; and her
egbbor still her neghbor instead of being in the Gala
hoose she deserved The affair created great excite
ment among the little ngs Of Gustomhouse street and
the most brilliant financial transaction that street
has seen for some time.
CONFERENCE.-THE Latest-The great beauty
of the eowhding malady is that its vctims
warned by any premonitory symptoms knows at
what hour, in what pace he may be attacked by It.
Other epidemcs send something in advance put the
victim his guard rattlesnake their tails before
striking mad dogs warn you by their conduct to keep
out Of their send rumbngs and smoke
ahead and thunderbots prepare you for their
aence by warming scoWl in the heavens But cowhding
comes like thief ia the dark, and the victims skin
and hs legs twinkle in the stampede before he has
time to look around ask himself what the matter can
be. It 10 indeed fearful visitor and no knoweth
what the morrow may bring forth.
This latest of the maady transpired In the Florida
Garden, out Heria street, Sunday evening at that
witching hour when band-organs most mellifuous
and Vaterand heels most rotatory Among the dancers
who whirled around In the loveproFokng waltz were
young American pair who seemed to have forgotten all
the outer world the universe the dancers the morrow
and everything but each other for they had long been
estranged through the influences of tatng enemies and
hard-hearted motherthe mother Of the yonng lady Of
course-and had met through the potency of heart
gushing letter from the young gentleman appointing
meeting on Lafayette Square There they of
not tolerated in that refined park (bsore nighfa they
repaired the garden above named where thew MIGHT
melt In the prolonged embrace OF the German waltz 1t
is needless to say that in that ambrosia retreat they
fairly sick with bliss which the gods might envy
Round they went, and round and round again, like two
planets In conjunction in sublime ignorance OF earth and
all things earthly When, horror There bounced between
them, with the explosive fury Of q bomb-shel-with
'EJes Of all the seeming Of demons Dreaming
and above all, with d rampant, ar-spitting coyhde--
The mother Of the young lady Keeny the weapon de-
scended on the shoulders OF the lovers one and then
The other mady rushed they for escape pellme went
the dancers and being ali in whirl and not knowing
for whom the eowhjde whistiDg they all stampeded
with beauty which dehed description In an instant
the music had stopped the ball room was deserted
the male cowhdee having yaosed for good and the FL
vengeful c0whider A y - 7-'
Nothing OF the fray remained in the ball room saye
cfnmpled loveetter, which looked moist as Of warm
weather and lady's bosom, and which was backed
up couant find either Of the lovers restore it, and SO
handed 1t to US and as the young adys does not
appear IN it We publish II in the hope that it may meet
her eye and that she will cali at office and get it
That boy that stood there will debt of graft
tude should he not already have got the blessing sa
lowed forth in the letter The letter. We think gives
some insight into the nature those mystical excite
ments ycept lovers quarres - and the letter and the
reconciliation and bliss and the cowhing furniab
this mionth illustration Of the ancient peapooy truth
that the Of love never did run smooth
NEw ORLEANS, July 9Th, 1855
My dear / take this opportunity of writing those few
lines to you that every since that fatal suspicious
my heart has been rytted to the lovely image you
and the very first evening did get acquainted with you
we tel ont with one another and 1t Maria fault that
boy that was standing there the evening said some
thing to maris and she got mad that all of YOU
were nasty snkend ioaiers and that word that do
not allow any girl call me that and do not know the
reason she called loafer, and that bow thai was
staining there got mad aud started and when he got
neaf the corner OF Terpchore street he said he was
going 70 tell you that cursed, you and then you sent
word by girl to tell have got any respect fer Won
fer what said II cursed said nything about You ny
way nope that god may kin me while writing those
lew lines to you and as fer that boy if catch him
around this store will whip him that he will have
70 iay IN oed Tor week and if you will be doun the
square sunday at o'clock in the evening will come
doun SO my dear if you angry with me send ms and
aesRer and come up here saturday evening want
to see you about something very particular and want
10 see IL We can make friends again 4
am your dearest lover Nv
don't let any body this answer this letter soon as
you can give my best respects to that young lady
STILL Acknowledgement with ~,
above was cowhding affair the Metairie Rdgesay
at about o'clock in the afternoon The cowbider was
woman named Catherine Cassidy and the cowhidee man
named Joseph Phillips, who resides on St. Ann street
between Tonti and Roohebaye What 1t was ali about
we could not discover but that well done we have
no Doubt for Phillips iii reckless defiance of pubic onn
ion yesterday went and complained to Recorder Ramos
ABOUT and got out his fair ar
rest Phillips swore that it without Just cause
or Provocaton but this consider mere legal form
the flourish or curly tail which concludes ALI fayts
sincerely rejoice at Phillips courage in thus testing
slay put because we wish to what view the law will
CT the cowhde MANIA for the regulation of ladies
and the security OF gentlemen hereafter.
VERDICT AGAINST CAPT. DOUGLASS Il Coroner
orshee yesterday finished the investigation of the death
Of Patrick Kellaher at No 10 Enghien street In Inc
ihrd District Dr. Sebaster had already given 1t as the
result OF his OF the body that sunstroke was
the cause Of death and it appearing from the testimony
yesterday that Capt Douglass gave the deceased shove
with his foot and ordered him ashore when he took sick
the jury gave verdict that he cae to his death from
ELECTS the and the cruel inhuman
OF Captain Douglass OF the ship Colchis There was
however, no positive testimony that the Captain either
beat or dragged the deceased report previously had
and the verdict of the jury have been based
those previous REPORTS rather than upon the direct evil
ience before them
RoBBERY.-Alex. Sloat, and three Gallatin
trees named Caroline Devne Matilda shernipr
ma Ezabeth Single in JAIL awaiting an examination
oeore hecorder Senzeneau charge of having rohbed
derman stranger of $40 and silver watch on sunday
lght IN that notorious resort Eysian Fields street
Known as the Lions Den. Sl0at, who is a reeularly
Employed musician in the den, accused of inyeplin
ne victim thither and the are accused of finish
ng the business for him = Atst
SCENE IN AN OMNIBUS. Sunday evening
at Murray who was intoxicated got into an omnibus on
1tys!en Fields street, and acting in n yerv
leathenish manner. The driver Thomas Keap lookad
hrough the hole and told him behave or get ont PAT
MY got Worse. Thomas then stopped his mules de-.
csnded from his seat and after eiecting Pat paye him