New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-02

catholic No. 1,... 2 .,.,..,... 3.,....,,,,
- No. 2.....,..., 9 .......... B ......... ]
stJoseph's Asylum 80. i -......... 4 ..........
st. Vincent de Paui.... 8 .......... 10 ........
Hebrew, Me-. RIDGE. 0 .......... ......,,..
Hebrew, Fourth Dist... ] ..,s..t..y / ...s....,
st. Patrieks. 10 .......,. 10 ......
Total. 70 iii IS
Total previous week.. SO 125 ri
Decrease this week.. 10 s-. 5a ia . ~. a
ISQuEsrs. THE Coroner on Sunday nigh
held an inquest on the body Of John Mees whose sucd
by taking audanufn we mentioned yesterday paper
An appropriate verdtetwas given. The deceased was
native OF Ireland thirty of age and ieaYes wife d
whom he had been married but six months
Also, an inquest on the bodyof John Roach native
Ireland seventy years old found dead at the corner
drod and Baronne streets. Verdict apoplexy, oauset
by intemperance. 4
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.--This court opened
sworn in drand Jurors which they were discharged
TIL the 9th inst Mr. a. James foreman; Meesrs q
Ar iekett Converse, A. Green, W. IT. Dewey, /
FloIance, Parent, J, catellanos l. ooliins b. Bnl
leidick, J w Knapp, Il. j. Wade, D. Edwards r. M
Montgomery, b. M. Miller JamesJ Bard. The court Il
at present engaged In gfsng out new citizens copttar,
TO the express proviaions Of law.
OCTOBER - The russet month never dawned
upon nvelisr day than yesterday, Tho SUI rose 81
clear thessky beautifully blue with Its iitt
dechgs of feather clouds drifting about and the ato
pheIe cool refreshiug and redoeut Of odof
from generous gardens Everybody brsgged of hayfrl
slept like top and under ard the city as 1t were
got up and shock tsef Everybody h&d wide open eye
aud brisk Knees In jostng about the strssts morn
ing salutatons were followed everywhere with colnp
ments upon tho beautiful weather
The ladies rot behind hand In turning out either
0mnbusass brought them in beves down from uptown
up from downtown, aud in from out back town and
lively slippers battered all about through Camp and Ga
mall and Royal and Chartree with sort of ke.to
stop round in front Of the various dry goods and
stores whose boxes fortified the haBqnettes and whose
clerks minus coats but plus hatchets and psrsprao
initiating their fascinating wares to counter shell
and hereafter to ascinate bright feminine syes
and cause bright masculine dollars to jingle fatal dance
from cramped portmonnaie state OF existence to the
wholesale but monotonous glory of black iron chest
Everybody aud every thing in short seemed to be IN
vested with extra brightness and extra activity
There is much in any besutitu day. in any seagop to
charm the and exiarate the spirit but here in New
Orleans where sickness lssitude heat and e,au divide
the exodus Of the summer and the advent of the
or rather the winter season. n for autumn In tle
spoken OF hafeare enthusiastically the mort delightful
il they not the most besu.ifufd5ys Ia the year. All
juet such day was yesterday -
October has always been favorits month Of ours and
those who diyes Themselves OF the poetic
WHICH cluster Ubept April and May will call October s
greatest month Of the year In chilly regions Of lie
country chilly hearted sentmsntalsis are wont 10 rone
about Fere and yellow ieAyssn moaning wnds MA
dying year ana all that SORE Of thing but egsn tlfse
the month is foil of charms to eVery healthy mind
what is more delightful than to participate in the cider
makngs appleparlngs and other country combinations
81 business and pleasure that are peculiar to October
What exhilarang than to roam through the forests
where the chubby squirrels are rskpg amid the dry
esyes after the nuts which every sends pater.
ing to the earth and fullbreasted birds sppine szly
about amid the trees waiting be shotwhile 6ark Of
eaess forests quicken the blood sweeten the sysem
far beyond anything that is to heard amid our brek
and mortar wildernesses 'i57t Il VIZ ~ ~
October great month at the North but bera II 10
gfeater Tor whilst in sporting it is equal to
October apyshereeheous bsyous all eddying with the
sweetest of fish and forests Hutteriua with fha s
of foglin horticultural sense it ia the riyalof Nav
Ifne the syoamotssget rad headed and the Expresses
mite more grey but our liveosks, magncss oeandas
m nj N4Yy UtttraA L. ~
green while the garden escnlents never more ersn
ana tender aud The floral department never 40 hrght
blooming and odorons The roses which never acknowl-
vuge any particular month here, are FVaea by the
dahlfas ppks, and other gems Of Dame Natures bSndi
wors which reserve their protest bushes and balIpt
odoTsfor The autumna mobthe Added to ts rererositv
OF the climate the thousand and one exeitemania ana
antcpatops of The resident population in preparing for
the winter rush a business and testiyy with the
Hon q MEATH the return OF ahsentees etc combine to
render October the queen month Of the Southern
WehaTe only one thing more to say about October at
present 1T is the best month in the year for such vn
ladies and gentlemen feel their destiny pressing them
% single each other out and make up their matches SO
facing the public boldly sweethearts theaer and
bathroom during the winter to become used to each
other and to acquire such courageous interest in the ric
Turniure and provisions will enable them to face
preacher in the month of May next ensuing Any month
good to begin counting In but our avorte monththe
queen month, october-we think is the best and most
ueky month OF all for such a beginning.
ASSAULTS, THREATS, ETC.---The following mar.
ies we're arragued before Recorder Bright yesterday
lnu tuelr cases hxeu Tor examination; ~
Saivator Prats, charged by Mrs Rgbecca Towns tb
orper Of Poyaras aud 81 Charles streets with brsahia
her door, with the malicious and unlawful intention a.
orciby tiecting her and her family and her f,-ritra
MO the street between II and o'clock yesterday FjxeS
or the 5h-ba furnished A'N
John finnegan, charged by Frederick Hecker with
hteking him down in his coffee house corner If
'elg'ous ana Orange streets, Sunday night FIXED
or the 3tlt--bail not furnished.
fhlGhael dsli@gher and John Calaglan. charged by
tennis Harmon With coming 20 his boarding houss cor
er OF Blronne and St Joseph sraeta on s1nday eyen
ag anu threatening his life after which they folowad
i'm on the street chased him three squares nd cond
all furnished, 1SH AVA VIC eAn=-
faIrics hanly, charged BY Mary Blady with drawing
tlng in her doorway at the corner Of Poydra ard P
ar streets on Sunday morning Fixed for the 5thhai
o. inrnshed Charged also by James Kelly with shoot
ag az him. with intent to murder at the same time and
lace. Fixed also for the 9Th inst s''e '.A'e anu
used sats'os "efs ae- |
-Four men of unknown names charged hv chas seero-
th entering his coffee house, No. i39 ROYAL street ON
suresy Jumping about over his tables striking
revolver given with intent to murder. warrant mi
pa ware charged by Michael Grossly with striking him
the faoe on Sunday afternoon at the corner of II Inns
I'd Roman streets. Warrant out : : ~ ''N US
Joseph David, keeper OF IA Neutrality-suspicious. mr., 1T,.,;
feet charged by Jean haptste Martn with beating him
TN stick at said boariiug house yesterdny rnorna
artn having gone to get his baggage whjnb he bad IA
pawn Ior board and having accused David ofsnnnro
iathg V hinseit $40 worth of the said baggage Ar
CUTTING AFFAIR.-Dr. Cicero Baakee and DR.,
" lockwood, who hare been publishing rather ssltv
aros about each Other in the columns of cotemnorarv
come aaye past, came together in Perdido street yes
rday Baasee used his cane upon Lockwood for some
me- 10 very energetic manner, when the latter drew
KNIFE aud ran 1t through the muscle Of Baakee,s
10 arm Lockwood was afterwards arrested Nv ofFcar
ok howard and lodged in the lookup So -
LARoENIEs. - Margaret Steward Yesterday
implanted 70 Recorder Ramos that on Saturday night a
% OF clothes which she left soaking In ward on MaS
street used by herself and Others had been stnen
rtness of the theft. $3.50 - A'i Saiu-
Z. 9. Blanchin complained that certain free buck
rkey mad been making depredations upon the goods
"a chtIes OF his slave woman Eliza on Rampant street
Tween ~. Louis and Toulouse street.
Warrants were sent out s.g,z.m w. ~. @-2
SIGNS. -Thefe are o good many signs. about
wn that WeSpufpose taking down--on pSner-as va
me across them Hereafter We have room for oply two
pfeseht, ou.ta pchetfence not far from Claiborne
rect we ind the foiowipg:
"thig two
.m- 80 lots or
-. for sal.n s+-
hat Sal or "say the lots were intended for ws
yer found out. Coming down Girod street yester5av
were somewhat damaged by the following on a sujrgot
own Sarah: ~ 'I' e''10 un-
49, GALL soRrs