New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-16
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Boreas is here again, putting

THE WEATHER.-Old Boreas is here again, putting
his ste He kept comparatively quiet yesterday in
order his nephew the clerk of theweather chance to
do something; but he did nothing all day but hesitate between
and and in the evening the Northern visitor resumed
gassing consequence great resurrection of
heavy woocns and putting old stoves aboutcwn 1t is eH
treruey probable this cold spell will continue until
change
A SCENE FOR A PANTER.-Some Of the police
hearing Tuesday night that dead lying in house
at swamp Poydras street. repaired the spot
The le old rckey affair to behold externally,
while its inside picture of extreme poverty hlth and de-
graiaon On bare cot lay the body of which des
tuon had imprinted its addest sea-shat Of starvation In
corner foo lay another but alive and beastly
drunk Nesting close this beast and shivering with the
cold lay foorn looking little girl about twelve years old
her thin clothes all astered and dirty. and her hair bloused
She appeared be conscious only of the cod being as IN
moved by responsiveness of the dead the that
drunken benst the floor whisky bottle half its
gone and sitting the floor within reach of the
drukar completed this picture of misery Yesterday when
Coroner held his inquest the drunkard had cleared out and
only the foriorn little girl eulnned with ecopse which
her fuher The Jacob Schneider Ger
man. years old, and the verdict of the Coroners in
quest verdict that he had died Of congestion of the lungs
brought on by exposure and starvation
SrABBING AFFAIR.-There was a row last evening
the vicinity Tchoupoulas and Religious Streets between
party of Irsmen on side and party Of Germans tho
other side of which German, whose name We
d; learn rshman named Drcol keeper
trymen we're The German taken to his resi-
dence Fourth District and was not expected to live
Drisco escaped but afterwards arrested and i'm
prisoned by energetic officers Steel aud "endover
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-Thomas kaaren was yes
eray larceny, and found guilty with recommends
ton to mercy
Louis Prnceyal the Scan in prison charge OF parti
cipatus in the Orleans riot took rule the District
Attorney show the Sih why the bail in his case
originally fixed s. o)o should not be reluced
wnh llrceuieS discharged by mol. pros.
RECORDER SrIrH's CoURT.-Michael Lawler was
Yesterday sent District Court beating John
| fIeyy New Levee street, about month ago
Henry Doer sent before the court for continually
beating and otherwise maitreatng his wife.
Michael Powers sent before the court for having
Mcdonald after he had been knocked down by Jo
| Mcclure. Mcclure has not been arrested.
John Wilson and Mike Mckenna arragned on chaFg
being very dangerous and suspicious characters one oil then
having jimmy and the other lase open knife Ihey we
caught of the city the police being on inc LOOK on
the perpetrators of some recent hursaries on u
asoust streets They remanded for examination on
day.
Johu Cronan and Martin Noan for lighting Ged stree
fued $40 each.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Thomns Syser wa
Yesterday sent to prison being the habit of following T.
FI;res about Streets and abusing and threatening TO kill
jean Pascal for beating Bridget Maxwell, was fined 50
warrant issued for the arrest OF Joseph Foue eRe
t. with beating AIary Guillotte on Danphine street
l. Mrs Bates charged with larceny; h. faird and b. Ni
= ,,rrs5 with assault and battery Estelle Lewis f. W.
e CHARGED with violating the CODE and Henriee Frieo
charged with abusing Mrs DseuS, were ali d'senaFsea