New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24
CITY TIE 8.

with regard to naturalization report follows
That they have carefully examined the records Of II
Instant {oetober) and And that wthn that period II
aliens ware nsturazsd the forms and requisites pr
scribed by Congress- to whom the constituton conde
the control and direction have been fully complied wit
so far have been enabled to judge And the Gran
Jury here bears cheerful testimony to the zeal and goo
intentions Of the honorable Judge of this Court In the
forceent Of the and discover no instance wher
he has gone beyond his duty. .4H9 gs 81 l.
As to the legal question submitted the Grand jury hey
experienced no little difficulty in their solution whic
difficulty arises from the compexty of the acts Of Con
gress relative to naturalization and in regard to whic
those learned in this law after the careful ex
animation arrive ut different and conflicting opinions
For the Grand Jury composed 1t citizens at large
collected from the various trades professions Of 81
active community to attempt to determine these cues
tions would be justly regarded as presumptuous ant
until the laws relative to naturalization are more snp
TED (which as citizens the Grand Jury earnestly hop
VIII DC undertaken BY Congress at early day) h,
AID OF those learned In the law will have 70 be required
| comprehend their various perversions
fore them by his honor the Judge Of the first Dstrjc
Court the Grand Jury have sought the opinion of thu
Judges q the Supreme Court In reference thereto But
those gentlemen do not ind 1t consistent with their duty
70 aid US with the desired information Tho Attorney
deneral has however given the light Of his opinion
| this court. nj ~ 7
In conclusion, tho Grand Jury would earnestly recon
mend US means Of preserving and promotipg th.
satisfactory exercise of the invaluable right of suffrage al
the approaching election, that the suggestion Of ID,
Mayor of the city be fully and that all bar
rooms, coeehouBes cabsrets and other places where
toxoatpg liquors Sold bs closed the day Of eee
ton from O'Clock A. NJ. to o'clock P NJ and would
counsel all good citizens who desire the fair fame
Of city preserved and good will among all olasee,
maintained demean themselves that day with mode
ration and ali officers connected with the administrator
Of the laws to their prompt vigilance in preventing
disorder, fraud and violence.
B. JAMES, Foreman
FIRE.-Mr. Lewis Cairon's residence, on Ur.
sulines street, between Rampant and st. Claude was
slightly damaged by fire at sleven O'Clock Monday
night. 1t was the work Of some unknown incendiary.
The WEATHER has been beautifully tickle for
few days past 1t has been something like pretty va
In trouble about nothingindulsing in such a sue
cession Of bushes smiles frowns shvering poutino
tears that don't know how TO classify IT, Or whetb
Or we shall be pleased or yexed with IT, Il Il ust IN
kind Of weather that renders umbrellas ~,
you 20 with one you'll have use for IT, and II ,on
DON'T you'll get duckng, unless you get under an avn
into IL for shelter the clouds will immsdstev drv NJ
The moon had fine shine Monday night and fougb4
hard for another last night.
The BATTURE AGAIN.-The heirs of w;do,,
Margaret Foucher sarpy have brought suit against th
city and other parties in the Sixth District Court far ~
recovery Of tract OF batture four hundred feet n Length
Tying outside Of Front street. and between Deord go
Louisa streets The claim is q tortuous on. anJ !u
doub.les require much time for complete legal
ling Counsel for petitioners, Messrs l.. Janin and II
Grfon :"
STIR FOR DAMAGEs.-Mr Salvatory, nronr;s-
tor of the "Red White and Buem baroom vt The foot n
trct Court, in which he claims damages of $1,000 from
the Mayor Captain of Police and Lieutenant OF Police ~
the Third District for closing bis raid ballroom He
In wise interferes with the public peace.
Committed FOR TRIAL 7rafekiuo ,,;,6 ;,
SiareAndrew and Charlotte Mock Keepers Of the gro
Gerry at the corner Of Camp and Thaia streets gs1s
yesterday sent bsfore the First District Court b. Re-
corder Bright to be tried for receiving sack NJ
from the slave boy Henry without his atboritv
the 10th instant They furnished bail 10 appear FL
trial aSN. = =
Lareny.-A boy named John Henry sent down to be
tried for stealing forty five cents worth Of chewing tobacco
from the store Of Messrs L. G. B. Tate on Magazine
street. the 18th inst Being unable TO furnish bai he
was sent to prison
Robbery Recorder Ramos committed Josepb;ne ia.
mite for trial for breaking open the trunk Of Catherine
Mckenzie and stealing therefrom quantity of coth;ns
S25 In cash the 18th of July last at Cather;n,
residences Toulouse street between Maras and yllere
the charge being not only sustained by the evidence M
Josephine confessing to IL She was sent to prison
Carrying Weapons-The same Recorder committed
Frank Roder for trial for carrying concealed WEAPON
and required him to give bail TO appear besides bail Ia
keep the peace for year, Not being able to furnish Il
he was sent to prison.
LARcENIEs. Margaret Bowen, aseryap. Girl
yesterday arragped before Recorder BRIGHT
by her mistress Mrs Mary jane Taliapt with having.
during the past year stolen frm her at No ss Robin
street. forty dollars cash two gold bracelets Chinese
fan and quantity Of clothing amounting altogether to
street. between Race and Orange In default Of hail \,
appear on the 10Th she was sent to prison. :
Oficer Edward Swain made aMldRvit before Recorder
Ramos from information received that David Worstr,
already confined within the pariah prison. had rohbad
some unknown person At some unknown time and nscs
Of $500 In gold which he buried under the wharf 81 h
Second District The matter will be Investigated
John Lorton was up before Recorder seuxeneau on a
charge Of having stolen two par Of pants pair Of socks
and pair of suspsuders worth altogether as 3 from IN
store of Charles Kuhn at No 43 Front Levee street on
Monday evening. He was sent to prison to await d
hearing. ~ 0&g @-a ,.4 .
Joseph Fze of No % Craps street. complained to The
,ame Recorder, that Joseph Margny,f m g. stole from
him at the PoDchartran Railroad Depot some ten DAYS
nce, champagne basket containing gun lock worth
.hree dollars. warrant was issued.
STABBINe AFFAIR jean Larieux and Jean
iermsin free men Of color had fight the Third Dis
riot Sunday, in consequence of Germain,s refusal tn
iqudste claim Of SIS which Lariaux held against him
gain Goodchldren street. between Eysan Fields
and had another fight which was ended nv
iermsin drawing knife and stabbing Lsreux In the
scape and has kept himself so far Lsrieux wss
arried to his home Frenohmen street between MO
ses and urquhart whore he now lies In precsrious
onditon his lung having bsen deeply pierced cauape
lin to lose great quantity of blood.
ANOTHER - james Carrigsn, q drayman.
waits examination before Recorder seuzsneau On |
barge Of having cut two Of his friends in their breasts
mstook them for robbers assassins who wanted to
at him. VIM Moore was the cut the worst though |
either were hurt seriously. = gf--
ASSAULTS, ETc.--Thomas Reid is to be- exam. |
ned on the 18th. on charge of beating the body and
threatening the life of Jerome Hughes at No SO Triton
Talk, on Sunday night. He is out bail John West
to be examined on the same day, charge of visit
ng the house and ontrageousy abusing the wife w
othick, on Lafayette street between St. Paul and Gil
onde, on Monday night He is in prison in default
ALL F1@~sa : |
Work HOUSE, following were yesterday
ant out by Recorder Bright; Pat Lyons and Jack Re-
and suspicious vagrans accused of robbipg
ames Flood In Sonth Market street. Monday night:
hemas Loaftess, Mary Fry, Mary Rsdner, Ann Grady
as Duncan and Rose BARLEY, all and
wd and abandoned vagrants.
DISMISSED. The following cases were yester.
~ dismissed BY Recorder Bright CLARA White accused
larceny by Jacquelina Roussei George stova accused
Roger Boyle Of obtaining goods under false
ndayit made in error; and John Wallace and Charles
arhart, accused of assaults and batteries
INSANE. Pierre Bertucheau, a poor dement,
creature who has been Fostering the family of Mr.
fired Villa, on IRENE street for time past was
ssferdsy sent to the Insane Asylum by Recorder Ra
1913.
SUPPOSED RoBBER ARRESTED officers Nav
and Ross yesterday arrested on ST. Charles street