New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

watamie treaty on the site Of Chicago and now it is
a city of thousand population, with at least
one hundred railroad trains arriving and departing
daily Twenty years since, st. Louis had less than
ten thousand population, and now it amounts to one
hundred and thirty thousand. And the end IS not
yet Y iz3 gsS "
pQfal S1tnttflligenfe, "a.
n THE WEATHER. yesterday was another sweltering
hot day We course, expected Of coup
the Coroners office going there found
slate and the Coroner his deputies sitting around
asleep with the their and the flies
buzsng around their almost much
comfort such deadly place. Sleeping the evening pa
pers has got TO be great luxury Of late. Es
Peoples blood, however, seemed less the
simmer there another tnussn between two
the Sixth District Court They opposing counsel in
tobacco affair." and, in endeayorng something
conldn agree got Neither genlemans Pipe
ing capacious enough smoke the Other; plug
muss the few punches exchanged,
and they would doubtless have twist had
not other parties nerfered separated them Fortunately
not session time there sequel
of contempt, prison, Can such things be-
our special wonderf IA 5 ai-z5
There another lively little Camp street. not
thousand miles from the Crescent Office during the forenoon
Important had for been growing D-n
the Know Nothng in the hearing Of quiet American
chicken that had occasion pass occasionally Yesterday
the growing renewed With redoubled ygor, and the quiet
chicken got tired Of He gave his feathers asfahe went
in md honored tile foreign bird with all akngn
his dung hill. g This sad, wicked world.
The thermometer at Lie's in the afternoon indicated tenn
perapre Of IS in the shade not likely will have any
hotter weather tlis season that Is comfort
FIRE-The alarm Of fire, at one o'clock this morn
ing, occasioned by the burning something
side Of the river, near Gretna. tSs 5585sa5s
FouND 5SrABBED.-An Iishman named Benjamin
Mitchell found lying the First District landing
Wednesday night suffering from knife cuts inflicted by
unknown person The wounds dangerous He
| is at the hospital. @5sS9g 5t3 . .2td5
SuICIDE.-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
the body Of Mary Jgne rishwoman twenty
years of age, found dead in
Sixth Streets i'll the Fourth District Verdict committed
suicide by taking audanum whilst state Of ntoxicacn
Wednesday evening 18th instant y The deceased had been
widow for become besodden nad reckless
about to become mother when she transferred her
drinking from whisky to audanu 1T probably
sciousnes Of impending disgrace that drove her the fatal
act She resided in another part of the dcon Chippewa
sreetand left her child little thing three alone
the house. order qua the Letean draft another place
When the house visited yesterday morning. the child
sitting inbed and looking out window apparent
derment at theproonged absence ofis unhappy mother
POLICEMEN SWORN N.-The following policemen
were sworn in yesterday ~ 90 '
First DisricDay Police s. D.Windorer Night Police
Kelly, y. N Francis. Supenun,eraries O. Kelly, j. II.
Preston. j. Danning, D. Daniels
Second DisrttNight Police: Ant Roman, " Morano, j.
P. Rabouin C1as Supernurerares E. Salynory
v. Gerodias W. Baldwin $l-l}J5, q 7
Third Police: F. de Latonr, A. p Dalon E.
achemn G. Greenyile NJ Turregaur Joseph Lopes. Super
numeraries: 0. Murcour J. b. Paron-
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-John c. Mosely was yes
terday tried for assault aud battery and found guilty His Of
fence consisted in beating with fencepcke
fancied of his
Mrs Mary Nee charged with assault and battery, dis
charged by ,o proqM Our readerswl perhaps recoleet
Mrs MS affair She tewardess in the Texas steamship
line, and the widow Of steward in the line who
committed suicide for love of another
sequentIy, the mistress mprudent enough visit the
widow aud airs with the daguerreotype ofthe de-
his ring hnger consequence
of which she terrible beatng with an iron poker
RECORDER sr1rHs CouRr.-C Charles Stephens, arr
rested Franklin street for resisting Policeman Boylan
discharge of his duty yesterday before
Court carrying the loaded pistol which upon
him. He did not give bail @5ft. hEH Is, #r=- Lh.@
Peter Feetan made to give bond to let Nancy Mayfeld
alone for three months and James and Sarah Riley
similarly bound in reference John Smith,
length Of time tender John congratulations and hope
he will now have quiet tine Of it.
The following parties discharged Rose Plum
ke charged with sicug and brckbatting their married
daughter Jane Laudent Harry Jones, charged obtaining
agun from John N. Babcoc by forged order in
the of Samuel Favre Hiram Rivers and Murphy
Wneel-houSe
steamer John smonds with elonou intent Fitzpat-
rick, Corny Mccarthy and James Calvin, charged steal
ing bed and bedding from James NJ. Weldon and z. F
| Chase, charged with beating Francis Donnelly
/ William and Catherine oNei, jolly couple living at the
of Magazine and Grod streets araned charges
of outraging their neighbor Joanna Carton Catherine by
abusing her and threatening her fe and William by standing
naked III front Of her door, att O'Clock in the morning They
were sent to prison. to be examined the lst proxmo
Anna Connolly demened creature the
sane Asylum She taken up Wednesday night
tempting TO cut her toat-the third attempt kind that
she has made. Her madness had its foundation in alcohol
The following other parties arragned exam
nation all furnishing bail
Hannah Murphy Margaret Kugan and Mrs Davis charged
with jointly beating and brick batting Catherine Williams an6
dragging her about by her hair Friday evening last on ST
" John street Julia. 2U.u=I
Catherine Williams and her husband Joseph charged Will
twice beating and otherwise i'll treating Margaret Kulgan
her own house, previously to the above mentioned
Patrick Fagan charged with swapping pistol Richard
Bonham ravier street. the evening 9th inst ant
q with carrying concealed weapons. - Y.
Anthony Cannard charged with beating Jno Ray in the
and threatening to kill him. Baronne Canal
the 10th inst 5.s.l
Poeyfare street. with threats in his revolver
| pocket, %
Thomas Ryan, charged with striking Eliza Pagan twice witt
chsel Perddo street Ann Ryan Margaret Dwyer
charged with helping the chsel with their foul language
Matthew Kennedy, charged with stealing greyhound value
hundred dollars, from the residence Of Col Lumsden
Rampant street. Matthew exception the foregoing
Il he did not give bail. 7S4 s= Es5 & 5a % l.Fa= -
i RECORDER FABREs CouRT.--Edward Siblinski wa
yesterday sent before the First District Court for stealing
worth $40 from the store of o. Lsrosne, eyee
employed clerk and selling somebody 81 So
default Of bail, he was sent to prison.
number Of dangerous and suspicious characters
grants sent to the Work house Vagabos
sunmariy dealt with in the Second District than the
y used to be-. , w. ,t=g .'g. IS Ms y
Il James Dobson made affidavit that John Cough had Swnde
him ont of S25 after the fashion, namely by agreen
to ship getting thereby and then remaining
+ spreeing away the money, t.
sayaris Cecoych made affidavit that Nicholas Pocovic wal
oped him, ina coffeehouse Main street. warrant
3 issued. =IF - = p
Charles Bennett, charged with robbery; Wm Livingston
charged with attempted larceny; John Smith Thoma
Costow charged with robbery and Frank staub charged
larceny a examined and discharged for evidence
i RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURr.--Joseph Sharp wa
yesterday examined charge of having stolen s25 worth
iewelry from Mr. oano The evidence being conclusive
& was sent before the First District Court.
Il R9r Cholera having already made Its up
peaanee in the South and West will be well for all
that the most reliable preventive is Hosteers celebrate
Stomach Bers These Bters taken meals as per
rections the boe have their virtues beyond doubt
During the sickly last here elsewhere the