New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-08
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= = bNksAL Of Mr.. WEIR.-The remains Of John gE
Sd. were accompanied to the tomb last sveniegf by
q his friends and the different societies Of which
ne was aernber The Continental Guards sok tI ead
ssspPi Fire Company Mop followed wftha Ia-s
ton Of the other fire companies Trnio
brought up the rear great numbers its an,ber hauta
turned out Ihe deceased was Deposited csS
etery. fEss
PERSEVERANCE FIRE CoapAsY No. ID. -Tbfz
gallant company celebrated their anniversary oa sunday ~
excursion ont the Opelousas Railroad the Bayon s
and general frolc and dinner there unable
e comply with the polite invitation they extended to us to
eonpany then bu learn that they enjoyed themselves
oEioasy and we hope they doso many
TO come.
!. f1EsT DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge Robertson having
eofhea % the city, Will open MS Court to-day The enpan
ehs uFors and arFaisnent Of prisoners expected viii
'aHe up 'oaay ana the remainder Of the week.
ALL SAINTS DAY.-Already the sagunroacE, of tta
Festival Of the Dead the decoration and watching o
the tonbs in the Catholic cemeteries Ii W.
ns' several negro women WITH baskets Of artificial flowers
SNAPPED into the symbols Of devotion and memory for
which there Is such demand oyeber
store at the Of Orleans aud Royal streets e
articles are displayed in profnsfon biancY tt
deat to contemplate The cemeteries are undergoing
usual renovation and the display this year promises TO he
Il" peauial and impressive as Of yore.
1T SHOULD BE LOOKED To.-The bridge over fYea
od house yard which tie chief means Of access 10 he
supreme ana Firth District Courts has become so rotten and
aap,aaeo mat is perlous As the courts VIII
IN
pass over the said BRIDGE it is high tiae ~ .finl
thing should be done to it. onld either lie ropaired or
made entirely new, or barrcaded. 5t5fs2s3
Z, RECORDER SrrTH's CoURr- ssarnuef ID p,odses
ska fslss pretensss
from A Basnie, discharged he
Withdrawn. > \ @tfsi'ss5 = s
Thomas Ready, John Rtadylray Ready, aaa Eliza Reatv
regular rough and ready creRdHare oragred To
tor getting up scrmn1age Gatennie street They
dowa With the read$ apparently quite civilized
number fadsuckers and Of
David hs1s was sent before Court for
ta5 beang Nary Resor and her hasBan 81,
Common street. He gaze bail. %
RECORDER FABRE's CouRT.-Jim Chairman, and
" HcGi the two notorious Wo-houae birds md
es who escaped from the Work house on soEdaF ayenng
were arraigned yesterday, having ararted by ee9n4
District police Being dangerous suspicious chasr
GERS who would not large and
too sharp to stay in the The Recorder sent
rseae within the solid walls and ponderos gratfngs If
Parish Prison. 5ts# ssG7.&Es 80 seH.11$s
G. Ladder and Honore Mougnot cscd Of SANDER in post
ing about town libsons andoili, rench about G. Rol
land j. David and - Brunet, was discfsreedthe afdarf
against them being Withdrawn
Jean Pascal was arraigned charge Of taxing Bridget
MaxHel at the Of Chartrss and UrsuJnes stree
gave bail. -.- z-,.-:.s.
John Nicholas was arranged charge of taking Mary
Nicholas, in her house Tren1e street: He gave bail
L. Ward and B. Ce arraig.sef on charge Of bpan
Mr. Demange the head with chairs III house On Orleans
street neaf Tremc street. They gave bai
Joseph Oiha was arragned charge of stealing nr
"a" aapF ruin dpsepl ltrehs6S store Sent to prison.
RECORDER SoLoIoS's CoURT.-A woman named
Mary honghery arragned yesterday charge OF
visited her namesae, Mrs nougherty her residence On
wee street on Monday, and smashed her with wooden
bench She was required to give bail appear examination
III deast Of which she prison There was we learn
man in the Casa naaed Dougherywho after having
kept Mary his coneabine till she old ugly essaysd
TO reform by deserving her and marrying was com
pnrntivey young and pretty. AL Of which, classical
expression accounts the milk The coeoa nut or rather
the bench on Mrs Dopgherty's mouth: r G5+s.E
pretty little haxe1ared girl about six years
dirty clothes and bare feet Recorder hy
lady who found her sleeping doorway some nights
and took her n She gave her Mary Foley and
stated that her mother had gone off somewhere,
father had live with another sTonaie The lady Who
took charge CT the child said that she had upon by
drunken Tagrant Of woman, who claimed be tie cIdrs
mother, and offered to sell her for dollar stronger evt
dence there be than this Of the hth degraation
be brought about by ar The lady desired the
child sent to some 9an asylnn but her parents alive
the Recorder W eces.ated send House cf
. Refuge q. -. - s'-s-.5='.= 70 -
Arespegabe looking elderly lady fifty years Of
dReared for the purpose ef making adqvitof adultery
against her hus ffeenyea her Junior, and
want girl female thirty her huiorshe having
said caught them in agrante dif She appeared in
distress, and particularly esiros bringing down the
un1erbos Of justice npon the devoted head her servant
What consolation if any the Recorder afforded her we did not
remain