New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
g0tal gnteIIiqtuts.
THE WEArHER.-Yesterdayw was fine sample of
lie weather described By Keats in his St Agnes Eve:

demand Some melted
the day why 1t did down mt make out
Business bundled themselves their buaoes and uolar.
bears ladies said home and aided coaldealers
spacy against their husbands purses draymen omnibus
looked ncy, and elt of India rubber held
their ears back and didn't want start when standing stop
when started and thing and every body short
to be uxurang the perfect misery The only pleasant
thing the of getting indoors again
Bnt shouldn't rrnble at such weather. good weather
comes, will enjoy it all the better.
CHARITY HosPITAL.-Report for the week ending
LAST evening.
iAdmit,ed ls4 Died 2
| FIRE.-The residence of Mrs. Cuculu, on st. Peter
street Second District slightly damaged by Thurs
Gay night. We did not learn how the FIRE originated.
MI Anderson's dwelling and coperage Magnolia street.
the destruction Of which reported yesterday valued
| 5000 and insured for s., 900.
| DEATH OF A STEASGER.-An unknown white man.
who appeared y his dress be hunter was found last
evening the eree in dying was taken TO
Charity Hospital where he died aerward The Coroner
| will investigate to-day.
| HIGHWAY RoBBERY-A1r. Charles Birkenbian
just arrived in the city from ST. Lo way
laid on the levee by ruans and robbed of
all the resistance he could knocked and badly
beaten with either brick slung shot, and
OF his The rutans made good their escape with their
booty, and the victim IS the Hospital He danger
ousy hurt.
| FELL FROM HIS SEAT.-1Iichael Nolan, an omnibus
driver, admitted the hospital last evening Of his
much urt he having from which we did not
learn fallen from his box.
SCENE IN THE SECOND DISTRICT LocKUP.-Thurs-
day night cold night amongst indlged
in oysters, first fellow mechanic whose
section Of the city well himself shall Though,
not unused TO oysters etc. he this OCCASION oversteppe his
uun limits "a fact which be attribned altogether
unusual GOODNESS Of the weathera found
in Exchange Placc. The Charley who found him. had him
tnbled into one of the d'a cells of the caabooSe where
two other inraids drunken greaer of genus leYee-ra
had already been deposited All three nsnctivey
in corner like pigs in cold weather, and had Jolly drunken
| snooze till daylight.
Our friend the mechanic, awakng, was not entirely
SOBER but sufficiently able appreciate yilEn
odes that surrounded him, we'll the dirty
floor which he lay his cosy feather home
and the filthy rascas who Rugged him the
and lovcinspiring rib and Responsibility accompan
ments to his usual sumbers He up
or1i dream nightae-rubbed his eyes-behed the era-
ting of the winiowand for the first time IN
PRISON. The most horrible appehcnsions filed his
jumped hammered the door succor
The noise attracted of the guardians of the place.
for Gods sake, impored the prisoner what I've
doing-what have DONE be put place us this
II don't like 10 tell you' replied the guardian with
choly shake OF his head II have eelns. The Recorder
will let know. Please don't make SIGH Ids,urbs
the other prisoners And off he lked, his feelings
! at the stove in the office.
After an hour of the ansnh the prisoner
in subdued suppcn,ng manner asked guardian
of the lookup certain friend of his not
off and tell him for Gods sake the lookup. The
quest complied with readily politely that prisoner
misconstruel it the Difference which all officers
show great criminals and until the arrival of his friend he
suffered the toures of the damned. AS up
peared the prisoner shonted Oh Harry, name tell
what have been doing: been together many
time, havnt Harry? and you knowd to do any
thing did you Harry: know done some
thing dreadnl to be put in such hi Of hole his-te
me, Harry, what have done:'
His real distress, nnd the ptiful which he looked
through the hafI
that things would be all right the Recorder
Do to tell me- said Harry that you don't know
what you did last night" Harry, hope may die if do
what was t:' Jim I've always been your friend YOU
know it don't like tell you what you're in but this
III tell you that whatever friend I'll do
for YOU Jim you may depend upon me-. Jim grasped ar-
ry's hand through the grating fell back in a state of
the proioundest grief After while he said swell Harry if
did kill anybody can face God and say Innocent for
swear never knowd what was doing Oh God! Harry,
want you to see the Recorder the first thing and ask him
me in the Black Mnria-tel 60 any way Til do any
thing before III go in that wagonI prison and all
the dirty rascals in it, but can't go M4a See to
it, Harry! God bless good frend' Harry into the
police Office souched for his friends good character
sbity and obtained his release
jim little nstonshed coming of
find no handouts awaiting him. Harry cacinated the officers
Erlnued and Jim nearly wild upon finding he had
done nothing than beastly drunk. lie did MT much
relish, however, the which Harry triacd with his
feelings But III let you off, Harry lie finally said IF
yon get my maine left out of the id newspaper
men are to have when everybody lets him
OIL You know em ALL Harry you fix it, know" And
Jim travelled for his anxious family his breakfast There
is no doubt OF the fact that ii awful blow ensbities
OF nun accustomed to decent living wake up cold
miserable morning as that of yesterday in place as
the Second District lookup and with such sleeping companions
"' the watelinen nightly pick ont of the cutters.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Matthey Lahore was yes.
terday tried for larceny and acquitted.
Hugh Flynn tried for aud battery and found
guilty.
Six parties charged with and batteries were
dismissed by mol. pros
The Grand Jury reported number of true bills in cases o No
great importance.
| FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.- Recorder Joseph Solo
of the Third District appeared yesterday, in che
dlehce 10 summons to show cause why mandAu should
not issue compelling him admit Solomon Ader the regu-
hr practice of law in his Aude man. was
formerly policeman but being possessed of legal attain
mcnts concluded lie could do lawyer than an Off
Ger of the law. AerS complaint WAS, that the Recorder had
several occasions refused permit him represent parties
inis court Tint the clerk had refused give him
the books and Of the and that the doorkeeper
refused to alnil him into the The Recorder gave
for that occasion tdler had sought represent
prosecuting parties in place of the officers had
attempted on another occasion without proper authority
and n on third ocesion he appeared with paper which he
snid Of from clients but did open
it, and shook h! in which he considered dse-
Spectul which account he would give him the prvi,
rge of the The fully argued by counsel on
both sides, and Judge Aususn took it under alysen1ent
RECORDER SrlTHs CoURT-James Mullen was
yesterday sent before the First District Coa be tried for
beating Thomas Knight with blnnt dangerous c,rou re-
Gently his wife Mary charged with aiding assault YVES
diSchnred The difficulty which the beating rev,
of the charge breach preferred by Mrel against
| knight, which has Yet to undergo Investigation.
Patrick Sullivan wis nrragned charge of having very
bruay beaten Mrs Catherine Mckinney house jointly
occupied BY ihcn Girod Patrick drinking when
arrested, and Mrs. kinney bleeding nj the nose mouth
and ears She nYerred that the beating that She got