New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Q, 1857.
4otaI SnteIIigt1ts.


Winter suicidal gtrisedark dismal and dzzy
Friday disguised springbrgh and beautiful as
BRIDE shedding oyonsness everywhere From the chlne
of evening exit suspected that all not
right proved Saturday morning he down
and bowling Boreas fresh from the pole roaring
through Streets splitting cold rain singing hailgrave and
scattering snowakes all sdes. 1t we'll be Imagined
that In this character the clerk of the weather achieved avery
signal triumph. Hail and snow in New Orleans enough
in the winter but to along in March, when the
parks emerald and the gardens busing and
entirely and unwaanae In the evening there was
dryup but the gloom and chillness remained Yesterday
morning the undecided, in fit of the
vapo; but the day many hours DID, he donned the
spring bridal costume again. though he failed TO withdraw the
chnsss left from the previous days Freaks 1t was
chilly in the evening and is still clear and chilly as we write
We shall be prepared for anything this morninga sweat
freeze all the when mind is not made up.
NoMINAT1oN.-Mr. Louis Lombard has been nomi-
mated by American party of the Seventh Representative
District candidate fill the vacancy the Board of As
Aldermen occasoned by the resignation of Ieonce
Bnrthe ESQ. ....
HoRRIBLE.-Y Yesterday, near the corner Of Poydras
and St Streets observed be munchng with
great deal OF guso something which IT had rooted out of the
inspection the object proved TO be the dead body
baby The vile animal had eaten of side of its face
its and presented, altogether spectacle
sickenng behold The body doubtless either still
born the result of poverty, shame and malpractice The
about holding inquest the evening but had
hope of being able render anything better than the seeo
typed verdict in such .r...E
TOUCHES OF LIFE.-Carondelet street had its equi-
briu asfuy Saturday morning, by the specta
Gle OF weldressed gentleman heeing down street. with
well-dressed female and cowhde in hot pursuit. The
display agility both sides fine and altogether exciting
gentleman hell and all its furies
of Grayier and escaped
where up Theate Alley The female retraced her steps, and
took possession Of the gentlemans Office where when last
heard of her she patiently awaiting his What
was ali nobody tell All able learn
pursued the consul of mighty nation, and the
| pursuer " beautiful quadroon.'
There was bit Of breeze on the same day the United
Two well known legal geneman-one
cipent of ayors and the other independent of
considerable literary well legal abliy-disagreed
point Of fact The gentleman asserted that
allegations of his learned friend the opposite side were
true and part them false literary gentleman who is
well posted in the theory constructions gave false' the
pugnaeous construction and acted accordingly he pokea ms
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ed that the poetic stomach was competent 10 his thorough
eeson without the aid Of salt or condiments of any kind
members of the peace society again inteered and
matter dronpei
On Saturday, also-whc as our readers know was
winerish day-an rishman found lying Cuomhouse
street near the eye in an apparently dying condition.
effects lie stared al
by miscellaneous crowd of spectators, OF
him. until little but rather loud hearted
passed that way. He had him taken to the Hosp
a his expense in furniture Before hiring the
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a ACCIDENTS ,sETC-Ihe IoloWlnS sufferers were yes
terday admitted to Charity Hospital:
John Gbons-foot mashed by barrel of coke falling
Patrick Harrgan-wounded by pistolshot-aleged to hav
been inflicted by the second engineer of the steamer Grenada
John McCabe-badly hurt by falling the hold of til
steamer Fanny Fern
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OF The RECORDERS COURTS.-Among the appllcan
10 Recorder stit on Saturday was big German who cot
lar planned that one Louis Philippe his
house and forcbly taken possessionof 1t appear in
uf however that the whole thing by
sent and approval of the wife Recorder dismissed
claimant telling him to settle the matter himself with
and her Louis Phillippe
Among the rey offenders fined was free negro who h
been picked up drunk on Lafayette street. certificate
w baptism in his pocket As it was presumed that had
been treating his pety with fue of dola
and half, The three notorious kates-who ugly enou
@ beasty enough to be He-caes-kae Winters, Kate Mill
and Brune fined $40 each for acting in e stre
they would in Panemoni John Moran was tined S0
abusing Mrs. Roach and otherwise scandalidng her on ir
Dutch girls the oldest 'not eleven
of Refuge juvenile ragrants. They
peias and pferer of class who ramfy the hotels
M other where gentlemen stop for the purpose of begg
aud selling toohpcks and the like tes and they were
rested at of deaf and dumb of respectable
ce pence writng accused them Of stealing S5 from
room on ST. Charles Three Of them fastened the lasce
on the fourth but 1t being shown that nll beggars
aI such n their parents the Recorder voted thu
vagrans and disposed of them accordingly The city was e
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