New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-22
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MoRTU ARY-The interments in the city cemeteries
week ending Sunday numbered only
Il case Of yellow fever reported The health of the city
is remarkable for the season of the year S$s
C,oRoSER's INoUEsTs.Ihe Coroner held an in
quest Yesterday the body Of unknown white woman
found in river opposite Enghen street. Third District
Verdict found drowned. The woman was stout hn had
long dark hair with large comb in it, and had on red and
white aowered jacot dress merno booees
ngs Her nationality could decided and she appeared
to be about twenty eight years of age.
Also an inquest the body Of Mrs. Ben native
Of Louisiana years of found dead ather resi-
dence on Derbgny street. between ST. Louis and Toulouse
verdict congestion BRAIN caused by nempernce This
is the first knowledge Of woman dying
Of intemperance. 9 @t#
Row IN THE PARISH PRIsoN. - As a faithful
chronicler daily events compelled to what
we would willingly oyerat there has been row in the
Parish Prison prisoners but between the two
principal officers Of that ancient and honorable institution
namely Capt Baldwin, the Keeper and Mr. Bouoa the turn
key gst Of the matter according to best
is his the perqpisies Of the turnkey and doubtless
the latest is his privilege of keeping grocery within the
prison for accommodation Of those prisoners who have
money to spend feel like spending it for extras that are not
included prison bill Of fare I'VE missed seeing this gro
Gerry on the of visit the prison days ago
Capt Baldwin not having share in the profits by regular
partnership paid himself in sort by levyg
tax of three day upon the grocery This tax the
turnkey paid without resistance until very recently when he
found that consumed nearly all his profits. On Sunday morn
in mn with Cant Baldwin in front Of the prison.
aganst the lax as nnreasonabe-bene too much Of
to make up by the prices Of his groceries
Ti ,o,tar 1va argued at length and as the Captain wouldn't
the turnkey got warm and somewhat demon
satve. he wonlu nhAS nave resof.eu ~ ie as
men of ns e. edetous haa not inc oaph Sallea WI.e
man and had nm arrested anu iockeo up. noos sse '
and gained MS iloei's 'S o'""' ' W" ~ - - y ~. ~.
q nation as turnkey, yesterday, by the Sheriff. nv
Il ANOTHER BIGAMY5 5AFFAIR.-Last night, a respect.
, anpeared at the Third District police office in
reat and demanded arrest of certain man, for
Isn e first husband of his (e enraed eentleman's Wife
s, 1s , husband 10 another Who for aught he knew
ona other husband He stated that the man and
e.. a had nared hy tontna, consent. fiat te man
f and naved dead awhile and then came back and mar
that H.. fail mt with her as with his first
. & t off and ,a,sd de,d that durin, his nh.
- - ~ rnarrcd The second wife not dreaming
!. ~ ~. r hrhond IN oxistenca an1 that receuv he
q 'n ~ - M y .5 H., .o; of ron+ ~ 1;,r, oro;n will,
e i st @ ali licl, he (complanan considered shame
~ sgrace IL bim Nc n man as we'll MS a mockery Of
n ;,;ut;on of n,atrimony The nolice after due cog
intion decided the mixed up medde with
r. tna gentleman TO call in ,e mornin, and Law IN,
D. " ~" M Ts 6rst husband of tbe two wive
Dchman. the second husband Of the second wife is
"a Creole.
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G. Aco1DENTs.--A sel'ienah Mn0ae n',io "e i,' u,'s
IN not learned had ies ptoken ny pelps run o'e S M %
Camp street near on sunday evening me aeei
dent caused BY ms getting out OF an onlpns sun ah
% with some one inside aho paying no ".eneoh ~ ah on'
rs which came the o'het way 'he ran over nm.
IN jim falling from, ladder whilst LIGHTING one of h;
" 1a,n,s pe was taken home in a cart 53lw5
ol =s.5 ,..,.s ,, 71,l,D, ,.I, u,
h fEcoRpEk oiifti ? e.'' GU 'Aaio' /" .
IN arralgned Sessetaas y eatse u s . ~ -, M - @ p
IL Of Mrs Widow Anonna kuas IN the rear part Oh ms
IN ore No. 10 julia WHITTIER as she represented she ma
ch been enticed by promises OF marriage etc. Inc aceneu ""
sent 10 prison to await q hearing
John Smith was sent to the as dangerous an
he suspicious chafHe'ei ~ ',"tiu ' We. ~ we ~ ~ M,
Smith, and asserted that he had right 10 'fa py jury.
~ the Recorder PROMISED NM ont sent MN 10 lhe
he bide his time
1n Christina fauilie oslae . i''ie sith 's''s ' W. W.
m to the House oil fensei she la'is peeh' "S ~ ~
turned out Of doors oy her SISTER alu tAeh e'use III
y" street rookery' Whefe omcer HISS 'ouio le'.
'ne A man h'lneu peo w 80. a." 81 .t ~ h, LII h
Ter grand row on prsaaes s,Iss' anu sA'eis ~ A'
;aI brother Case hAeo iof eiie @t.ii d. ... :,
john Kelley was hnea szo ior waning u ehop up an II
neighbors with a ha'che Oh ea'uto"s hsi.. @ 'o . ~ "
fined s25 for interfering VIM poiee'n w ,4s @ -. @ 5
lat spring gknte numerous osaer PARTIES "eie III ee'
the amoHnts othefs sen' " 'le VI '" > A'' > " "