New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-29
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MoRTuARY.-The total number of intermentsln the I
week. as reported by Board Of Health ives
lOs OF The number are repo,ted having died Of yellow
fever The deaths were proportional follows: 70 e -
women 2 boys and 80 gr4 of the children being less man
two years DID, and one Of the adults over hundred.
y F1RE-A small frame house at the corner Oh
Tepscore streets discovered to be on
ut O'Clock yesterday morning The flames were eAtn-
guised before much damage was DONE a crazy WY We"
ipected Of having started the hre - 4, ,...,sos.,,
ANOTHER. - Yesterday afternoon Two htte oiu
shanes on Orange street. ST. John the were
stroyed by fire. The cannot be great me Ae'hoo
Church standing would have gone but LOT inc
action of the fremen.' fPfgS cen No. sE .ft-t
yiE 4 cnYnysrs.A Young man named Siebrcht was
hi. buggy on Gasque street. Sunday evening"
Nv the running of his horse the collision Of the vehicle
with an apo hecay gnpost He was not seriously hu Dut
the buggy badly smashed Ea5 .-frf
r. Roser received Hex the head by the fall Of
piece of scanng yesterday morning at the corner Of Tchoup
touas and Common He not dangerously hurt He
was at work putting up awning at the time ssa
& HEELS AND HooPs--A lady. yesterday, in getting
out Of one Lafayette horse pitched head foremost
into the street. fortunately not hurt seriously Her fall
the heel Of of her CATERS hitchng In the
lower hoop of her dress, she stepped out ~ F'''4
SUCKING CASE EXTRAORDINARY. - Yesterday, an
Irsan was found lying beay drunk the Of grocery
store on Sixth street. in the Fourth District The boys who
found him. on pulling him around to see who he was noticed
piece reed with cork in the end sticking in
In the house which where the drunken mans
head lay They pulled and not little aston
shed at the result The filled with brandy and there
was gurgng ound heard inside the house which bespoke
great Of that precious beverage The grocer being no
fed Of the thing the end Of his store and found
the brandy squirting the back end Of of his barrels at
great apparent that the topper had bored
through the weather boarding Of the house. and into the
barrel and fitted piece OF into the latter through the
former nicely that there escape Of liquor, to
speak of other than his throat How long he
had been wggng could be told The grocer wanted
TO have arrested but did owing to the admiration
of the friends for his taste aud ingenuity which
prompted Them to make good to the grocer what ne had o as
nearly as he could compute
TRIED 1T AGAIN.-We mentioned a few days ago
that phyeiclan was removed boarding house Canal
street Charity Hospital in consequence Of having attempted
to kill himself with chlooforn On Sunday he made another
attempt by the same means but he again failed ejI
T. HoRsE, FANcIER LYNcHED.-The proprietor Of a |
pasturage ground Jefferson City noticed several
sons that some horses paurage looked fagued
and blown as il they been urrephtiouy and violently
worked cordingly, he secreted the pasture to
watch for solution of the mystery Yesterday, this man saw
German whose proved to be Hans enter the pasture
with saddle and bride his and proceed deliberately
to saddle bride the best horse he could find The watch
man gave the alarrn-the Dutcman mounted the horse and
travelled lfeand the Waterman and the Of the pas
after him in full chase horseback The ug-
tive came had halt surrender The
pusues him. stripped him, tied him tree and
him cowhidng which it thought would cure him of his
hankerng the Of his natural life after
which they let him go. ~ y ~ @Tae
D. 4STABBING AFFAIR.-In the course of fight be-
tween Thomas Harrington and Patrick Mohan, St Paul
street. at about o'clock yesterday morning. the former re-
ceive keve stab He taken to the hospital and Mohan
escaped. 81 .I,. T
Y CoRoNERs IEoUEsTs-Died of her Injufies.-.The
Coroner held an inquest Charity Hospital Sunday
ming body the Irish who had her head bruised
and her crushed Monday previous by attempting to
cross the Pontchaan railroad in advance of rapdy-ap
preaching train Her skull fractured and this with her
crushed foot her death The Coroners verdict in
accordance with the facts She about 40 OF
Her name WIS not reported. ~
Disease Of The Misunderstanding inquest was held on the
body Fanny Brooks native of Ohio, 40 years of
age found dead in Bayou Road. Verdict, hyper
trophy of the heart. ..u
SECOND DISTRICT CouRT.-Injunction to Prevent
s Fiction Moe, the Attorney General has, behalf
of the Democratic Committee applied to Judge Morgan
for writ Of Injunction wherewl prevent the Mayor and
CITY Council from appointing precincts and inspectors for the
coming election We visited the Court yesterday for the
nose OF copying publishing the document but the Judge
had It in his possession at home 1t is not considered certain
that the Judge will decide to sign the petition f
| RECORDER STIrH's CoURT.-Bella Thompson {who
is gress in the street but lamb Court yesterday
fined SO for Shaping chops and otherwise hurting the feel
ngs of Sarah Lewis Bridget QUINN for being no better
than wild Lafayette street. was ordered to pay S
or 20 into secnsion for months Thomas Newman
subjected to similar penalty for similar misconduct crowd
of other Offenders fined in lesser according to the
| height Of their onendings. .r.,l.N. .t.L
Edward Heating and Henry sent before the First
District carrying in their pockets knives Of illegal
4 dimensions. 20 55' 7H.rStl5 VIA ~ =.
Thomas Cline was prison. await examination
charge of having stabbed Thomas Kendler Barone
on Saturday evening Jealousy have already ntmaed
| was the Of the stabbing lr
James HAYS was dismissed from the charge of having stolen
knife and pistol out Of room inthe Western Veranda-nc
| one appearing to prosecute. , ...... ia ,.
Ellen Kelly for thinking much Of her whisky bottle
children sucking the former and beating the latter
almost 10 DEATH the Work House for two months
Edward Rogers made member of the Peace Society
4 recommended by Peter Sheridan. ~ 81 81 r.
james Sua was held charge Of receiving
and pants, knowing them to be stolen.
! RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT-Counsellor ]. c
David Sophia Parker G., yesterday examined
charges David charged Sophy with shaking her hinge
nsolently, and exclaiing, Toi tot W Ut seems tina
in French circumstances the word thou is sus
cpbe of conveying large amount OF contempt win
fully threa ening import And Sophy charging David wit
cdgeing stick all of which took place at the corne
Union and Casacalyo Streets the 3O oil November ss
months ago. The OF the long dormancy Of this cas-
Davd repeated application for continuance on hoe pre-
text other the request always being granted and na!y
indefinite posponeent David being somewhat troubleson'
at court by of his disposition make aidays aooi
the meres trie clerk recently threatened that he did ne
keep away he would the old charge agsns hin
adavs having withdrawn either sideand
examination without further privilege OF postpon
ent This however, failed to break David Of his habit an
b the clerk accordingly executed his threat.
The Investigation resulted in the discharge OF sophy ana u
committsl David the First District Court for assault al
battery hearing the decision David gave way 10
; 'phee,inks asserted twice. ina defiant, vehement ma
ner that one of Sophys liar and had lied