New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26
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THE WEATHEE.-The heavy rains and sweltering
sunshine oppressed recently have adjourned sine
die RECALLED with steady refreshing beezes that
keep skies render the days pleasant and the nights
The evenings particularly agreeable and upon
taking round the promenades and parks hard 10
saw that he This cry which often hear,
we consider less anderous To take an evening walk,
and ladies children that airing aontthe sylph-
like demosees that fit seemingly heedessly past stores in
which their hearts centeredhe elegant clerks hat eoe
fish the doorways stores holding the pillars and LOOK
ing dmoiseles and pictures at once OF aanry
paenche happy family equpages that rattle along the
and the suburban roadsthe currents oil the
ing population plodding homeward in every deconhe he
that the windows every residence discoseand
particular animation of the outskr streets wherein children
ngger dogs and hand-organs mingle in bsul confson-o
this and the town deserted is hbeos
assertion implies that all the people we have spoken OF
are nobody The hotels and rialtos of the city may
wear hungry look even be pronounced deserted
but the city deserted never!
| CHARITY Hosp1rAL-If this institution be, as
popular opinion asserts unfang index to the health OF the
city, report for the week ending last evening indicates de-
gree of which may boast considering the season.
There yellow fever in the hospital yet Here are the
| figures: " g.----...-..
Admitted 1s6 Died 20
Discharged. 1856 Remaining ..'..''. 4eo
FIRE,-A two-story frame dwelling on the Carroll
Ton Railroad at Rckeryle destroyed by fire on Thursday
night 1t was too far from the city fire brigade to BIT of
4 any benefit. a.@.
! CoRoNER's INouEsT-The Coroner yesterday held
IN inquest body of John Woods whose admission to the
hospital from injuries received the Jackson Railroad, we
have already mentioned. Verdict: to his death from
fracture SKULL caused by hand car Of the jackson Hail
road passing over his head Thursday, Pontchitna
being result accident The deceased was an lfisma
years age had engaged by the Telegraph Com,
pany in putting up posts for the wires
} RECORDER SrTH's CoURT.-Samuel schuster was
Yesterday sent before the First District Court tried for
OFT
street, 18th ins and selling it to Mr. Buford atthe Stock
Landing. Bail not given ..-.,...
Peter Paul alloy examined at length charge of VIC
an person Mrs. Widow Antonina kura in his store at
No. 10 Julia street. the 1lth instant The widow testified
the particulars Of the affair." in Dutch with most shocking mi
nuene stating Moy conquered her by selling her by
the throat and holding dagger her. Maoy offered nc
denial OR evidence Defence come letters which tho
widow had addressed him. Of character such as to yer,
much weaken if not destroy strength Of her accusations
Maloy accordingly discharged . .
John saryer accused Of beating and trying to kill
Dusane with loaded St. Charles street. on saturda
j. night last was discharged Dusbane appearing in Court AM
stating that he had no witness prove his accusation
Burton accused of assault and battery and Ezabe
Parsons and others accused Of abusing and insulting the
~ neighbors, were ulso discharged
Della Swift alias Bridget Fury and the two other womehah
N two men accused Of sabbng George Mcdaniel ut the lake.
ig the night 18th, arragned and reminded 10 ava
ct Mcaners recovery he being now pronounced larry Oh "
mend.
,,ey Iat;,oorc and James Gallagher policemen,
a. raped on An affidavit by Capt Moynan charging them with
=; violently beating Courtney an inmate OF the "oFkhous
on Monday night last to render her bedfas ever since
rs Crazy Pcggyan Irish Nudge Wldfre with wild stremif
err locks of ery red old garments bare feet and boy
straw hat nm her head with rim cooked in ron-w
sent the Insane Asylum She created great rufnpas IN
nv vestibue of St. Patrick Church Sunday morning. and
often diverted the nizens Julia street by dressing up s
of rawood in baby clothes, and aeshhs upon leseS w
W of moherly fondness. ..
ed Mrs McNab daughter Ellen and Bridget Anderson We
an So each raising row in yard on ichonphou
H. street Jointly occupied by and ten fifteen o,
families Ellen is quite goodlooking little girl and VIII
She was taken TO e police he night before her grief
IN altogether She screamed tangled he mar
shed an of tears quite melting 10 oehod IN
o what shall do % she would sob out never was IN
1ut place beoreoh Iordy whatl become of mewhatl my
rim Ter saw when she hears t Oh OH OH boohoooooo
md Capt Moynan thinking she might be too young and
lock up with old sinners AS were already IN the cells
ON about to beste her. when watchmcn assured him. NJ
INK their duty as wacmen their honor gentlemen and CHI
led as that LITTLE Ellen biggest fighter and wickedeSt
hill the wholecrowd g It would done you GOOD,
one hear gal and call Names and hight with
or five women at once every 'em twice big he
Well appearances deceiful sometimes ths world is
'''' fleeing show, for mans Illusion given
she' RECoRprR FABRE's CouRT-Jean Kretz was J
sue teray sent beore the First tried for
Is committed civil suit, before the Fourth Justice oil
Peace. Bail $1,000.
Xavier Fisher charged with assault AID battery failed to
has pear for examination his bond declared forfeited
P. Wagner charged with beating carrier of German
zete was examined discharged for want of evidence
Pierre Duschene was nea LOT iseaas MS morse WIN 'o
has ~ ivy on charge of b,taly besti
slave Girl house on Cusocuse street. during the
of her MASTER He WAS docketed for an orerhauling
Archibald &cGregor, of Gaain street, complained thai
epy wife Mary had grossly abused nsuted him. and rte
Ala his feelings by going to live in house Of lewdy
re- | abandonment Warrant Issued. an fN 81
Among the parties Madame Augusse, whohad
VIZ $40 for keeping fire in the Vegetable Market
's's REooRDER soIoAoN's CouRT.-The only n
long Catherine Schroeder, charged with stealing watch
house on Spain street. She sent prison to bde her