New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-30
IutaL SnttlliQtute.

CHARITY HosPITAL.-Report for the week ending
last evening:
Admitted. 36 Died
Discharged. l76 Remaining. 52
There no deaths from yellow fever reported
COPPER KETTLEs.-Two valuable copper kettles,
supposed stolen found yesterday in the ruins
the Mechanics Institution, Dryades street They be
found at the First District Police Office.
WATCH FoUND-0ficer Kearney has just returned
from Mobile where he had gene search gold watch
which Daley barkeerer of the Hi
nos 1t had taken there by the thief and obtained
jeweer who had purchased it nnoceny but who will
have to lose by the transaction.
FATAL Acc1DENr-A sailor named Gregonda Fa-
ball. belonging Spanish Nueva Lentero got struck
Thursday by block falling from the masthead The
the blow him fall overheard and drown imme
diaey. inquest held the body and verdict in ac
cordance with this statement returned.
BRUTALITY BEATEN.--A man, whose name, as well
could understand him. is William Gallan was taken to
the Station about O'Clock last evening having
been picked up banquec Charles street, awfuy
bruised enseSs from the effects of beating The
floor Of the in which he was placed was soon covered from
prouse bleeding Of his wounds The person or persons who
inflicted the wounds yet unknown,
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN There was
called meeting of this Board last evening" the understood pur
pose action the veto by the Mayor Of
the resolution regarding the Draining Company Of the Second
District.
On being called there found TO be ten members
present. On Mr. Holland the Board adjourned to
next Tuesday night at & sclock
RECORDER STITHs CouRT.-Jacob Hack and wife,
charged with committing assault and battery Mrs Catherine
Cox were examined before Recorder Sh yesterday and sent
before the First Court for trial Thomas j. Cox and
Michael held for examination on the 4t prox on
counter charge having beaten Hack at the sumo time
Alice Powers also committed before the First District
Court for trial the charge Of having committed an assam anu
battery on Mahala Spear
Thomas Dwyre wife committed for trial under joint
bonds of $3.50 charge of having choked and beaten Mrs
| Ann +. Hays, on the 23d inst.
Mrs Carrolon examined the charge of having
house night with the intent to commit felony but the
| charge was not proved and She acquitted.
McCill arrngned as fugitive from labor and
remanded to the Work house. which he Ind escaped jim
Murphy, John Clifford William Phillips and Ellen Montgomery
| fined 81 50 for being drunk.
Margaret Kelly bail in the of $500 to to the
charge having watch from Joseph Rigby Bail
furnished for their by Dennis Murphy and Jas
D. Ryan charged with beating Henry Lefeleure of Roman
street Mrs Kelly of knocking Of Elizabeth
Traceys teeth, and Thomas Husey charged by Lieut. Hunt
wi committing larceny.
Ranacle Iersnamillo was bail the 9Th
pox charge of having nsted Mrs. Maria jenkins, al
the Poydras Market taking her basket from her and scate
ing its contents in the streets.
| RECORDER FABRE'S COURT. - Michael Hook anC
Preca accused and respectively exnnnst
Recorder yesterday, and held under bonds Of 500
| each for keeping their peace in future.
Cano prison to await hearing On the chang
having forcby entered the premises of f. Fazende ut night
Of committing violent act on her person
Charlotte of Mr. Forteers sent to prison OIL
the charge of having attacked and beat person.
Henry Harper fined $40 for breach OF the peace and re
ssng officer.
| RECORDER SoLOMoNs CouRT.-M. S. Wood va
arrngned this yesterday the charge Of haVn
beat Henry Crane pushed him of sk into the river
thereby severely nurng him and endangerng his lite Woo
was admitted TO bail in the of $500.
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of committing assault and battery Valentine Settle
and Jack Smith aud Adoph Wilt held fc
having committed stranger with murderous II
tenon William Anderson sent before the First Dsr
Court fer trial on a charge of bigamy.