New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-13
g0tal SnttlIiqente.

HoT.-Wasnt yesterday a scorcher though? The
people kept of the sunshine was nobods business
We surprised calling at the Coroners Office to find that
there had been deaths by sunsroke How the omihusd
and door aboers and mules and FORTH stood
something could understand few such days will
settle the question perhaps. We will either all die become
saamanders The little nggers who stood the curbsones
yesterday and scattered the Streets to
have hard work keepthe from catching fire. Speak
ing of watering the Streets wouldn't be good idea to impress
the Young America into that servce She has her
board for time past and exercise any
submit the matter to the incoming Council with all difference
FIRE-A grocery store, at the corner Of Suzette
and Leyee Streets caught fire about O'Clock yesterday
ing, and destroyed twosory brick tene
ment destroyed also and the Sailors Home consid
ernbly damaged Thelos learn fully covered by nsr
The FIRE was of accidental origin. II
The NEW CUsToMHoUsE- Passing by this renowned
institution, yesterday noticed that the no alIuance
signs had been removed, and their places filed with other signs
requesting visitors not talk to the workmen We accordingly
sroled in and took general survey II is immense laby
rn of brick mortar and mistake; and Judge from
the that through the building from anvil and
jacplane and trowe and chse would think the work
going great rate Probably is for the number of
employed but has been going for years. and
does be half done yet The ouy building operations
going the great marble hall in CENTRE which
is beginning shape Finishing operations have been
going for time in the north of the building
large number of rooms in the basement and the main floor
To through these and through the basement,
will impress the visitor that great deal has been done yet
stand in the centre Of the main floor and look around he will
be impressed that what has been done is scarcely anything in
comparison with what will yet have be done AT of
The central chamber erected frame is model of the group
destined the oans the State
anked by figures Of De Soto and Jackson life size
eleyo This chamber promises 10 be thing great elegance
tile diamond setting ms it WERE in casket of
granite. The building is well worth visit from those
who have The leisure and the curiosity. ..
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Moses Greenwood was
yesterday appointed foreman the Jury place of Jas
Robb who in i'll health and about leave the city The
fixed for trial continued and the court adjourned.
RECORDER BR1GHrs CouRr.-Po Policeman Peter Con.
way yesterday after due examination before the First
District Court for attempting stab John Fleisher and his
John Lewis, and John NJ Burk in Fleishers grocery
Baronne street. evening of the 9th inst He gave bail
appear.
John g. Fleisher Lewis, John NJ Burk and George
Washington Dixon examined Conways charges
of assaulng him, and being accessories with Bridget Jane
Casey in robbing him of $780, discharged Bridget was
sent prison. await further hearing the l4th
Bridget ay before the First District Court
saung and wounding John Burk with butcherknife
measaw, on South Market street, the 9Th instant No
bail.
James H Irwin arraigned charge of having pcpe
trated perjury the prejudice of W. W. mccarthy suit
which they had ia the Fifth District Court Case the
admitted bail Of $1,000 by order Judge Robertson
Bridget Keenan, arraiened charge of stealing five
pounds of Cotton from the Louisiana Press to prison to
be overhuuled on the 10Th.
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT.-Henry Gourceau, the
young of stealing $500 worth of fancy ri
Giles from the of Mr. Pfe Chartres street. being
weeks service clerk there brought exam-
nation yesterday He plead guilty to the Charge papers
in the before the First District Court He was
remanded to prison.
Christopher Docteur the pawnbroer md Elizabeth Thomp-
son. in whose possession was found the greater part Of the prom
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