New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-10
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the vision than q The other The day was bright
beautiful and bracngso bacing In fact that few failed TO
embrace such offered OF warming their
and hins at coal res Of ndngipg III the atmnayes
of the coschouses The gentlemen were out in their shaws
and the ladies in their fnrs. t1s5 ii "a l t7 e
MoRTUARY.--The interments In all the city ceme-
tsties last week numbered ll9 5 II
\ TRiBUTE TO SEAMAN.-A number of the vessels
in port had their flags At hafmast yesterday respect the
nemsry Of Csrt Miner the schooner Day, ins
Of whose death at Ruatan had Just been received
Contracts ADJUDICATED.-The following con-
tracts yesterday adjudicated by the Comptroller:
For Smelling the north side Of Broad street. Com
Eplsnaes Streets 70 r Marqnese 81 s5 per running
foot ~ sY,sE
For ahsng the north side Of Carrolon Avenue from
Common Orleans street. Orleans Avenue
to the Metae Ridge Henry McGn at 81 80 psr running
foot A4 7ea
For laying brick sidewalks with curlones and wooden
CUTTERS portions of Main, ST. Peter ST. Ann, ST. Philip,
Toulouse Roman Preur, Ton Miro, Johnson Broad Roche
bave and Dorgsnois streets Denis Cronan - 70
ming foot.
For laying brick sidewalks on portions Of rsni.es street to
D. Cronan, at IS running foot Orleans street.
81 50 per running Carondeiet street.
same at ~ 30 per running foot. M s5ls5eS,s-48 e. h
CoRoEERis INQUEsr.-The Coroner yesterday held
inquest Bridget Curey found the Of Ca
horne and St. Peter streets Verdict apople1y by
temperance a ts II fsR;}io ~ 4ai -'5 = raj
sAocIDENr.-Henry Hage, d German sailor had his
leg broken Saturday evening BY falling hold Of tho
bark Gerhard lying the Fourth District He the Charity
Hospital. ss5 ga5,sl a 70
q DuEL.-Mr. Lacoste Is said to have been danger
0usy wounded Sunday 10 duel with Mr. Garcia Metae
Ridge the weapons being swords We have
ticuars Of the affair positive enough for publication
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Ycsterday was particu-
larry bright and pretty day but cold siiha
particular regret IN leaving II take ITSELF whilst we
discharged duty to the State, the Crescent the
New Orleans public BY taking scat juror reporter
Judge Hunts Court with the jolly red Of the ndcmitabe
DEPUTY Sheriff IN 'front.' and jolly rcdho at
Side We felt less prisoner than did we had
become well enough acquainted with prisoners
that there number Of right good clever fellows
among them who like oursel had away from their
ordinary aues and by the polite compnlsiou Of the Sheriff.
forced take their in helping along tho pondsros
the law. 5a4q,y' ~
First in order the sentence Of Patrick Mehan and
oge convicted of msdemeanor 10 acously killing French.
msnscow in the lot attached to Mehans coeehouse
New Canal Sentence had been deferred from Saturday
order afford the prisoners chance introduce mitigating
testimony Niger wench something
shout somebody's cow hurting her side breaking
ano hehans lot Judge ca what that has with the
case and ahead with his sentence which preac.s
an explanation rendered necessary BY the
case-showing, In particular, the lenency Louisiana
sauies in regard to the malicious wonng killing Of dumb
brues as compared with the laws Of England
tries Mahan who had six weeks in prison. was SEN
fenced to fine of $500 prison for three months
0ge who had been In prison four months sentenced to
spend six weeks more In that institution. zety I
Grand Jury called-threen members answer Drumming
up witnesses in nnxed all retire in charge Of
the rsdnosed Deputy. aIlt ~, 7il,z4 r. r
Mr. Foute shell. bundle Of documents in which he dc
sanry citizens thieves robbers and would
DO murdeers ITO which nobody kes exception. Had We
any other Of the Crescent office dared do as much
there ud have libel suits Instituted which the cee
bated Of our dconten was mere farce But the