New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-06
Wth 0rltans Bully Grsstsnt.
TUESDAY MORNING. oCToRER q. la6z.
Yutal Jnttlligtntt.

90lM cAlell1gfAlk.
CoRREcr1oss-we owe the city many apologies
giving Moody the Shirt King credit cross
ing opposite his store the Royal Canal
We incidentally heard that BIT of Moodys enterprise
and the crossing brosder than the crossings
usually laid by the coporaon supposed that what
heard The crossing the contrary paid
by the city and to Mr. Guyo the Street Commissioner belongs
the credit Of its extra breadth and fneness
In reporting the Of Mr. j. Il. Horton in the Fourth
District on charge Of oppression and exorion in Office,
put him down Assessor, which was mistake was
Inspector Of Licenses for the Fourth District r%
RAIN.-The rain which get in on Sunday has con-
rued more or less since Yesterday held up several
times, but at time down shape
OF q heavy drizzle. The mud crop is looking up.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Bunt opened his
court yesterday for the purpose empanneng swearing
in Grand Jury for the quarter The Jury
selected follows: Mr. James White foreruan and Mes.rs
F. Proctor, j. j. P,auchard John G. Lswton. ucien
ard j. D. Wood. A. " Turnbu Victor BENT, George W.
Banker b. Poindexter Henry Braning, Judah Hart
Wilbur Stephen Baron, Harmon Doane Borgsteade
After receiving the OATH and excellent charge Judge
Hunt the Jury discharged until further notice. After
little business Of tring nature the ou adjourned til
tomorrow, Wednesday .si trE 10 ~ &
SECOND DISTRICT CoURT-The arguments upon
the petition of the Democratic Commissioners
for writ of injunction the Mayor and Common Coun
Gil from appointing AND inspectors the coming
on were heard by Judge Morgan yesterday VIM. H. Hunt
Esq appeared for the Attorney Noise
Mr.. Lea and p E. Bonford, ESQ.,, for the petitioners.
me arguments iasea nearly hVe hours, hesrs. Hunt ana
oes he speakers Af hunts hfst opposi-
was an exception 70 the Of the court in the case
the Central Board having previously been enoned by Judge
proceeding IN reference to the election He
a' eFe was suppression OF iacts u inc petit
non OF e IN regard TO Judge Eggestons Injunction
anu ne 10 SUBMIT evidence oil that Pjunchon IN sup
in
70 e opposing Tor Mr. Lea objected to
o being argued at the present time
spoke IN opposition to the introduction of evidence
as " 'ie o'he' ipJuhctfoh' .sss.sF5.
Inc Judge stated that Mr. Hunt could show that he had
III he present case ne was ready to listen to him.
herenpoh copies OF the injunction and
peoro 'hage hggeston Upon this, Mr. Noise took
W oo anu ms opposon In the most heated and vehe.
e "npe. r. nht responded by argning that the Fifth
ehu pisc' cours were courts OF concurrent jurisdc-
uoh ha thee was SUIT IN each court though the contro-
S wa" ohe anu he same and tha an injunction could not
W y one 10 come in cosiision with an Injunction OF the
or argued ina. 'he defence mad no rshto IN
evidence o h pfoceeanes in the other court at the
stage o might be permissible to do so
Inc Inc controversy by stating that
ne odered e 70 snow cause why the inunc-
hou ho issue as or ne must listen to any cause
pe perheh' 70 he question 10 this Mr. Lea
oefeo sohe ooecon coneudhg o stating could not
see why court created law should not enforce the law
hn theh proceeded with his argument in opposition to
he lie spoke or ABOUT an hour and half and in
the telling manner He read extracts from the petition
for the granted by Judge to the Mayor and
and from the present petition OF the Central Board
Tor an opposing innnction and then arguedhrsy that the
was the same in both courts though the suits
different Secondly that no court had the right to inquire into
or interfere with the acts OF court OF Jurisdiction
Thirdly that the Central Board of under Judge
ssstohs hau no legal existence and were power
removal Of the Injunction against them Four,hy ha, there
Board, interfere acts of the other
that the Board wished redress proper
them apply would be the which granted injunction
against them. g. 80.
And filthy that if the petitioners entitled redress
by injunction concluded by severely crti
cu the course the Central Board Though poweress to
interfere in the election themselves they prevent
others from taking part object was to steal
away the franchise of people, that he had
ignored arguing unconstitutionay the election law
which created the Central Board but lest his silence should
acknowledgement its legality he woud
to give his opinion that was the most
budget of unconstituonaies and ,yrauuca that
ever emanaed from any legislative body.
Mr. Bonford spoke next also consuming about an hour and
ha ne all oi ar hnnps points, displaying much
that the consiituonay of ,bs etecon a, was no th f
,h nt t ad 80 T.; a ss.n, oa .h. Al. .~ .-.e ~ .o
hound to assume all law 10 he constution., and n - ;t
nv that assurn,ion Tn conc,udny ho
the nrocsaSnys of tho deendans in ano;nin III. CnI
hnlv
Mr. Isa folow.d N, ponf,rd in brsf oadress =; ,rhich
he too tho at roosd Ion tbaf rudgs Evc,ssto had m
rib or aubo- wha,srert IN iss,s ,be oa, tho
Central Roard and ,ba, consequently nohodr ss hound Ia
ohe,, u '''
Mr. Hunt ,,aa far, In rsn1- ~ 10th
ros;n on.a,- ;a; -, NJ + ~ T.. n.nor,;,r1..- aa ,h IT.,
cas. 1v.s s,1n;ttd n, +h Count Jpd,e Norgan nrid r.,
give his decision soou, in writing.
MoRruARy.-Tbe Roard of Health reporte3 100 as
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men of the heart euteritis fever bilious A. fever
gestive fever remittent fever typhoid, fever yellow,
l3; fracture of leg, enteis, Al hemorrhage, II dis
ease of the heart hopping cough hydrocephalus in
nanalon or me lungs o' .ne
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Mn az. ,rnan On bs oe ir,s % Adults es cb;,d
rem 81 Males "a . females 20 t,olored nersons 16
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CORONER'S INoUESTS.-The Coroner yesterday held
nuuests two who were twins in almost everything
except ties of blood One was Mrs Ann Jennings native
of Ireland 80 of age found dead at No 6 Girod
The other was Mrs Julia Miller native of Ireland 2 years
of age found dead at the of Poydras and St.
streets Both were wives Of deck hands on steamboats, Both
husbands were absent Tbey Law in rooms fitted singusrly
alike The he'd on which ev we're laid out
w. were of the same notern The women were yery much
alike in size and general appearance And the
verdict in the two cases was the apopesy caused by
Deputv Mitchell saws that in all his long ex