New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09
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| REGISTRY OFFIcE.-The number of names regis.
tered is now u trife over 600. ass3..... ..
MoRTuARY.-The cemetery returns for the week
ending Sunday morning. show the small aggregate
ternents This excellent Indication Of the continued good
health Of the city.
CoRREcTIoN.- We made serious error yesterday,
in stating that the Junior Fillmore Rangers who turned out
in uniform Saturday night the grand rally Rangers
were not voters We have since discovered that many them
voted at the last Presidential election that them will
vote at the coming election Our caused by our
knowing that there is club of patriotic minors under
the Fillmore banner, and by looking the uniformed
club closely enough to become aware mistake No harm
done we hope. Rip, Sam set 'em up again ~"
COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY, No. 5.--This gallant
company celebrated their twenty anniversary on Sunday
by an excursion to Poctorvie Lake Borgne We regret
that we were unable TO comply with their polite invitation
accompany them but pleased to learn that they had fine
trip and enjoyed themselves goriously. They ma
chine as far as the engine house Of Creole Company O.
where they left until their return Arrived the lake
boys spent some time in rambling about and bathing after which
they down splendid fish dinner The good things were
dispatched with becoming gsto the cloth removed and
wine and sentiment ruled the hour Beges Esd Treas
of the Firemens Charitable Association presiding by
request.
The following regular offered and drank with the
honors:
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officers 81 the Eremans Charitable Assoeation e
The following volunteer toast were afterwards given
By J. McaHus, Assistant E0rsaan-uncle SANS stamping
ground those who don't like to stamp on it let them
= Jones' s 81 creole No ecolumbia No 8 The oasis
IN ses s saa the ea m0 On in the first
constellation Of orr Beloved Fire Department Ds gem IN inc
matDs g E3gss5 q the
~ George Sruoe President of the Company-0ur guests:
sy e s cenrae Of No.
BY & = Cochin Woman the morning Of child
Old age God bless onr star anu ne evening s'"r OF our
= By J.mss Hsqas Columbia No. may position III the
land after which she takes her name : -, -
Other toasts were given and made; those
simmons compmenting Creole No. g. and of JONES' of
that company, returning the compliment Simmons being
most felicitous.
After oasting their host the adjourned outside
drew up in line and took their march for the Arrived in
town again. they got their apparatus marched lip with music
and torchligts, making considerable circuit through the
upper part of the city, before retiring house. Altogether
they had asorious time of IT. hope they may live to
have many repetitions Of It, .
CoRoNER's INoUEsTs.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest the body Of William Robertson the Agiers car
penter whose death by drowning the ferry nd
ing we mentioned yesterday Verdict, his death by
drowning Numerous him go overheard but none
able 10 whether lie fell accidentally or purposely
We yesterday stated that few weeks ago deceased lost
Friday he lost his child and Saturday the city
TO get coffin in which to bury it, and that whilst awaiting the
erry-b he either fell jumped river and was
drowned The small amount of truth that proved be in
this statement the Coroner investigation disclosed affords
fine Illustration of the difficulties reporter in his
pursuit of knowledge. Lord how this given to ".
ing" The only part of report that true that Rob
ertson drowned appeared weeks ugo he did
lose his wife but by death. She on account of his
habitua drunkenness and brutal of her-lef
save her life she being about become mother After that
he drank still harder, and times got what is called
crazy drunk He ad child and his conduct Saturday.
in getting little coffin, and telling moving tale of his
miseries only the effect of alcohol brain
An inquest also held The body of David Keane nm
lrishman thirty old who died Charity Hospital Yer
dict Camo to his death from injuries by accidentally
falling from thirdstory window of on St. Joseph
street, the levee whilst a intoxlcaou on the
evening of the LIST inst"
RE1NsTATED-Po Policeman A. G. Puche, who was
dismissed few days ago. serious charge
that was made against him, yesterday reinsatcd by the
Mayor the said charge proving to be unfounded.
AccIDENT.-James Meehan is suffering at Charity
Hospital from the effects of fall from upstairs window in
house up town, Sunday. His injuries dangerous
shed luckily broke his fall and saved his lifc
RECORDER SrITHs Court = assistant Recorder
Summers Presin9.Wm Tyler, alias George Harrison alias
Joe Fleet and John Finn, arrested street BY
Sergeant Dryden dangerous and suspicious characters were
yesterday sent to the Workhouse six months each John
Johnson bird of the feuher Poylras street
sent out for three months Leach alius Mary
Wadron, vagrant of the sort sent along for
similar period. \ number of customers were sent
out for lesser periods.
John Wilder and Fred Peters having tumble
on the steamboat landing ordered $40
it out in the Work-house. Pat MCGUIRE for getting
abusing Mrs Ellen Connolly, ST. Thomas street. was
jected to u similar penalty.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURr.-Wm. Raisin, f. m c..
yesterday prison examination on charge
of striking Antoine Rappere with hatclet, with kill
Saturday last Orleans street. IRENE. Rapperc is
free colored, also
Phil Brady Pete Brady and John anno nrragned
charge Of having beaten Thomas Farrell with colt ST.
Louis street, Sunday night They gave bail appear
examination.
Thomas Farrell the above menoned) arraigned
charge OF giving Daniel Curran violent fscuting st.
Philip street, yesterday morning. He gave bail.
David Peuz arragned charge of giving Clors Val
cout Dalcon1t violent cudseng Sunday, at the
of Bourbon and st. Peter He gave bail
Bernard Gottce, for beating Theresa tuearva
not to do any more
RECORDER BoULIGNY's CoURT.-A man named
Richie yesterday before District Court to be
tried for stealing n lot of crabs from Mr.. Stiles.
The youth Michael Conrad and his mother arrained
premature death and birth child by beating mother
Mrs. Wealde. They remanded until such Mrs W.
shall be able to appear in
RECORDER SoLoMoNs Court. The only note
worthy aainments yesterday Bactley, charged
with essaying kill somebody Auguste Nelson charged
with similar attempt somebody else They held for