New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-26
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MoRTuARY.-The nterments in the various GENE
tere of the city show total of 100 deaths for the week ending
2h nstan-beng but very tring increase those
Of the week previous. We gratihed to state that sin
gle death has occurred from yellow fever.
REGIsrEAR's OFFIcE-The registration is still going
on rather slowythe Of enrolled up the pre-
time being only 6242 We have been informed that
beers will register because they afraid of jury services
but opine they register their without having to
in that capacity They should certainly
satisfy the subject may contingent
cies which will induce them vote despite prejndices
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD-A widow woman
named Sarah Iave accidentally killed by the Carolon
yesterday morning. the depot ut the of Baronne
and Perlido She coming Market and had jump
ed the Triton Walk take ride home Her market
basket caught by something she in the act of getting off,
throwing her between the wheels and causing the train to
her body She Irishwonlan--ier maiden name
being Mallory, and employed family servant at Dr.
Cross residence of Calopa and Nayades An
inquest held the body yesterday fully acquitted the officers
of the Railroad Company appearing that the only
to blame
| DEATHS FROM HEAT AND 1NTEMrERANCE.-An in
quest held yesterday body Mary Granger Irish
aged 26 years. found dead in house Magny street,
Third District Verdict. Died congestion Of brain,
| caused by iutclnperauce.n
Another the body Joseph Croft Englisrlan aged 30
years. found dead in house Agers. Died Of apopleyy,
| caused by excessive heat.
Another the body of George Johnson of this State aged
IS years. found dead the sidewalk Of Pryana Died
| Of apopieXy caused by intenperunce.
Another the body of Charles Nagel, German 80
years. found dead the gallery of house the Of
Third and Water streets Fourth District Death caused by the
| effects Of heat and inteInperance.
| DEATH BY BuRNlSG.-A negro infant Of about six
months of age burned death Saturday night house
the residence Of Mr. Piot of Annette and Good
children Streets Third District Another negro child
five years of had caused the accident by setting fire the
bed which they both lay while playing with There
was damage of consequence sustained by the house.
| WATCH RECovEREp--A valuable gold watch was
stolen month ago from Mr. Banger while passenger
the lake steamer Creole during her collision with small
schooner found yesterday by Lieut. Fremeaux pawn
brokers establishment of Toulouse Bourbon
streets.
| RECORDER STITHs CoURT.-Some ffty-sx petty
offenders raigned before Recorder sh yesterday,
either fined the househo fines amounting
to the of $780,
Cornelius Donovan before the First District Court
the charge of having attacked F. NcNar
while she walking with her husband Tcoupoulas
street, striking her at the time blow the head and
tearing her clothes.
A young named Jim Anderson held exaraina
ton charge of having entered married womans resi-
deuce during the absence OF her husband kicking
ing her most ruthlessy.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.--There were only four
afday made before this yesterday those
interest slyan, free of Color gave bail for her up
pearauce the charge of having violated
code the prejudice of j. NJ Laomaco
Frederick Moltay of ST. Louis street, gave
$780, and Frone of Levce street. in the of $500 I'll,
first to for committing assault and battery William
Muller the latter for selling liquor slaves without license
RECoRDER SoLoMoN's COUNT Ruder was ar
ragusd before this yesterday held
nation charge of having stolen dog worth $l0 Mrs
Baseolo being unable give ball. prison
the charge Of having stolen SIS from Catherine oConnor
Edward Cruee held for ntolersble
in sappng lady the face Collins
mladyike demonstration towards Auguste Garcia. Jane
Oliver mncted in fine of s25 for beating fellow Of hi
peculiar color, and James Sweeney $40 fighting
officer Anthony Hopkins ordered pay fine of ik
for curtailng wachmans coatthe receiving
half the amount three others were fined
each. +-- -..'.