New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-04
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HEALTH ficial- The official report of the Board
Of Health for the week ending the ls of August last shows
the number of deaths have been 1884, of which nine only
previously reported-resuted from yellow fever. Of those
who died. &C men, 16 women Is boys and "a girls
adults s. children 81 males a. females 40 coored persons IL
Commemorative have been called upon by Mr.
F. H. Jackson who informs that the Issue between himself
B. r. Warner has not been nmicaby determined was
stated in yesterdays and that the matter will be further
investigated before Justice of the Mr. Jackson may
be remembered had prosecuted Warner before Recorder S
for obtaining goods from his store under fSe preences.
EXECUTION OF KENNEDY.-This young man, who
unfortunate TO kill another by the Of james
Cruise in the Of utray night eighteen months
ago. WILL in all probability be required pay the last penalty
Of the law tomorrow morning. Gov Wckfe has refused
grant him either respite pardon, notwithstanding of
the jurors who tried him have petoned for
the sentence u. -..s-
POLICE REvENUE.-The monthly revenue resulting
from the unobieconable of fines inflicted in Recorder
Stth Court for the month Of August is $3.50 Recor-
der solomons 1892 The fines in districts will we
presume swell the total amount to about s. 0OO thus making
very handsome revenue for the month Asshs collected
from offenders only but regard the wholesome
system of taxation possible.
RECORDER STITHs CouRT.-George Kennedy was
arraigned before Recorder St yesterday and held
bonds of $3.50 the 18th inst charge of av-
ing struck Mary Mallory in the face and dragged her by the
hair.
Inc charge against Wltam CasCn Keeping disordey
house. dismissed EInene Gibson, free color
was held to bail to for keeping broe of Ylest
character on Basin street.
The charge of assault and battery Which had preferred
against Antonio fcugnomy examined and dismissed
William Nelson nnd Benjamin MonChon fined SIS each for
making pugsc display ST. Charles street. Henry Wise
fined $40 for besal ntoxicaon and riotous conduct
Thomas Mcbride and youth named Harrison Rushn
fined S. EACH for allowing their dogs fight Grod street.
and Hugh Waters, William O'Brien and Tim Malony like
amount for committing breaches Of the peace. .,n
John MeReeve of ST. Peter street, charged with having beaten
his wife held under bonds keep the peace six months
and slave belonging Mr. Rice prison
nation Oh the charge of beating girl.
RECORDER FABRE's CouRT.-WheImna Fulburn,
alias Nina Smith arragned before Recorder
land yesterday and held to for committing breach OF
the peace Dutch Nina, she also called lodged counter
complaint against three Of her neighbors nuking
cross-fre of the matter.
Spancho 1856 Old Levee street. was held under bonds
of 500 appear Saturday the charge having
beaten Ann ONeis child Ann OMeara and Albert kenert
both held bail for committing breaches Of
public peace.
z RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.-The case of F. Ru-
DER of stealing valuable dog from Efer yester-
day examined in this and dismissed, the dog remaining
however, i'll charge of Lieut. Boyan for better determination
of the question of ownership.
Bernard Mckeenan and Cornelius Boyle fined S. each
fighting and issued for the of j. Noon and
wife accused of hreatg the life Of Mrs Ann Cleary John
Moore for the charge having beaten Mrs
Eliza Slaughter.