New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-20
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CITY ITEMS. |
yxxArrous.- when our readers anxious
iv look for the returns of the weekly Deaths feel
rather yexatious that cannot furnish them on Mon
day morning when know that the weekly record ceases
cemeteries acknowledge the superiority Of the hesth
authorities and furnish their returns without DELAY
send In their reports on Sunday. II cannot be
else than stubbornness or lazness that prevents '
from doing SO. rs
GRATEFUL CHANGE. The cool August breezes
have arrived Saturday night was cool ana
sWssty through IL city though Sol bszed his
brightest In The latter part q The day ae W.
considerable rain. In the latter part u 'e "y'
we had considerable rain
BIG DRops.-The biggest rain-drops we ever
for moment or two preceded the shower Of yeater
dsy afternoon They looked like glass balls az they de-
scended in the sunlight and made splotches On the side
siks In sou,e places as large mans hand. 1t
obt 10 sse white pants and Sunday hxmens generally
getting out OF their way. ~
Custom HousE. the exception Of few
oyrntons Of the big derrickarm there such amall
ION Of life shout this institution during the last week.
that Saturday night innocent fellow commenced
carrying the sand from the big heap In the street.
either thinking there would be any for 1t there
that there would be harm in robbng concern that
is rohbng Uncle Sam. Unuckily for him however, Ser
9eapt Drydenwbo to be here there. and every
were all hours of the nigbespied him at his labor
and convinced him Of his mistake by hooking arms with
him and gallantng him to the csabo0se Tne mans
Charles Records and be had bucket full OF the
grit when arrested. M- w..
A QUIET SABBATH.-There were only seven
white persons arrested In the First Sesond and Third
Districts all day yestsrdsy.two in the First tnres ia
Mneburg This last arrest the only one worthy OF
note. It was Of woman named Sophia Hartmnnp, Tor
being g s " se Hunt ana Sergeant Dryden
pounced upon den Of gambling negroes in Mr. moores
absyard Liberty street and captured i've out Of the
nine there found. ~&lss
IsouEsTs-The Coroner yesterday held an
inquest on the body OF Mexican named Eliza
Barry twenty years Of age found dead at No. 81
Dryades street.. Verdictnpopexy, brought on by In
temp rance. zl
Also an inquest on the body OF George Ably German,
twenty years age found in the river ut the foot Of st.
Joseph street Verdict-accidenta drowning He was
hand board the steamer 4 M Kenneth and fell over
board on Friday evening, while serubbing the deck
FINE CHANCE FOR ROBBERS Some portions
Of the city and particularly hs City Hail. enveloped
IN almost darkness last night in the rather lengthy
I'M erva which elapsed between the going down o. the
r,o on the coming out of the lamplghters There
aye plenty Of people in town who are no better THAI
thew yhonld b. such dark intervals that Of last
night, might encourage them to deeds Of darkness
HAPPY HUsgAND.-Mr. Lynch, on Tchoupi,
Catherine arrested Saturday for hammering him ovei
IN head with club also her bosom friend Ann Hughes
for assisting her IN the assault and Tor rob6ng him be-
sidea Til Q andAcious feminines were locked up.
n a
arrajgned bors Recorder Bright Saturday charged
by Capt Du,s of the steamer Yorktown with stealing
ave gallon key Of brandy from boat on Friday which
kep belonged Mcdowell Mills Co. In default OF bal
TO appear, Patr tck was sent to prison.
BRUTAL,-\Fashingto Baldwin fell upon Jear
pantiste Bozant in Of Recorder Ramos's Office
saturav afternoon and gave him most violent beating
MASKING his mossh batseri5g INN badly otherwise an
pool blood in the police office where Bozant was take
after being beaten He is feeble old man lately recov
4 sIt- m ha ~iaraar nf InAH
square but is now gardener Of ST Anthony square bac
Of the Cathedral and the only justification that Bald
win can urge the brutal and cowardy act 49, that
was drunk at the time. He made his escape and war
| rant sent after him.
| THE OTHER sIDE.-on Friday, Sheriff
officer named Giraud had Dominique Montegus arreste
for abusing and insulting him while he was guarding
furniture which had been seze in his house 1T the
nsr OF Dauphine and st. Philip Streets and conspirng
as he was informed throw him down stairs On Sat
urday Montsgut made afhdayit that Giraud had wan
onIv thrown his little children down stairs and grossl
insnlted his wife, addressing domineering Language
her pushing her out OF doors warrant was there
fore issued for Girauds arrest
DISMISSED. Leon Sangrin, accused of at
ssptng TO murder Charles Trsnholz in divers ways
his room Common street. discharged on Saturday
at the request Trsnholz who discovered thst he ha
| been more frightened than hurt
4 VERY HEATHENIsH.- Alex. Mason, re
siding on MeIpomene street. between Howard and Lit
erty on Saturday had Mr.. and Mrs Kreider arraigne
before Recorder Bright charge Of getting in front
his house Thursday afternoon and denounepg him
| most scandaious and basphemous manner; and, b.
cause he there to hear it, chased his children Int
his yard and tried TO force open the gate they
tened behind them They were made to furnish bail
$500 each FOR appearance the Path. when u
| thing will be fully looked into, n
BEATING A WHITE WoMAN.-Martha l.. sDu
Going. q free coored woman, is to be examined on ii
10Th inst her for beating Lapina Jacobs,
white woman, at No. 222 Graver street, Friday 81
gave bail to appear. s5a
Il UGLY VIsIToR.-A woman named Mary FC
lev entered the house Of Mr. Calao the tailor, Mag
zine street. Friday night and after rearing and ptc
ing about WHILE threatened to get fire to the house.
G. had her arrested and Saturday the Reesrder
her to the Work-houss.
BREACH OF TRusT.-John Tarkel had Davi
WarStra arraigned before Recorder Ramos Saturda
for having away with mule-wagon of his togeth
with bags of potatoes, which he had entrusted
him to bring Of the city markets He caught bI
he said in the parish Of St James, the potatoes havir
been embezzlsd and the mule and wagon offered for sal
K Warstra was remsnded for future examination
Il A sMAsuER.-BernardM Miller vas arrested i
the soraparu Market Saturday for smashing the fu
niture therein and violently resisting Commissary Ga
1 pin, who objected to it. He was locked up.
II COMMITTED FOR TRrAL.-Recorder Bright ser
the following before the First District Court on Saurda
after due examination: =
Mrs Julia Sullivan, for selling liquor to slave in IA
grocery at the corner Of Magazine and Caiope
| She gave bail
Thomas 8. Booth, for having swindled VIM s. Pettine
out of Slo by representing that he Of the Ma
tina Post. HIS couldn't give bail and went to prison.
Catherine Deany, for having violently pulled the ha
of Mary Ann speck and beaten her with sauee-pan,
let of wood ete Annuneation sreet, on the 2Sth vi
| She gave bail to appear
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