New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10
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THE WEATHER.--There were no suicides reported at
the Coroners Office yesierdsy-whch rather
png under the elemental varieties of the day Rain mud
and drizzie prevailed throughout the day-now cool
md then again and chilly openetrate to the
unsornaes and inspire feeling of universal
| meanness and disgus'.
THE GREAT Observation-Disclosures will be given
the Amphheaer at to-day we'll night Unless
the weather should very bad the assemhaga Of little
folks at the performance will be worth seeing Every
blessed with little fodder should add it to the crowd
CHARITY HosrIrAL.-Report for the week ending
yesterday evening, the 9th inst.
Discharged. l54 Remaining So
FIRE-A fire broke out in Mr.. Harby's dry goods
store No. 1855 Camp street. evening The feen however
quickly the alert and reached the spot pre-
vent mnch damage being done The have caught
from CRATE in the stove.
LIVELY PoLIcENAN.-Policeman VIM. H. Man.
ming to have got slightly gaorious on the Eighth
File is reported at headquarters having assaulted woman
ingateda dog fight shot at dog that fit foul
hoy--the bullet striking him by gancng off the dog An
nunciation Market the Of these alleged exploits
CoRoNER's INQuEsTs.-I fanticide-The Coroner
Yesterday held inquest the body of newly male
FAINT, found in gutter at the of Claiborne and Cont
streets. There marks of violence discoyeabe
body and it had every of being born alive and
thrown into the gutter alive 1t wrapped in plaid jacket
such by children several years old verdict
anticde accordingly rendered The police
of the guilty party or parties.
Aory.-An inquest held body of Robert Jarvis
English sailor fifty of age, found
ship ST. Charles Verdict apoplexy The deceased work
in the rigging when the fit assisted the deck
| by his companions
AcoIDEST.-We heard yesterday that sailor broke
both his legs by falling hold ship We heard
| of the particulars
1 FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-There were several petty
| assault cases tried this Court yesterday.
The only interesting business the presentation by the
Grand jury of their quarterly report. 1t drawn up
plain forcble style by the chsiman, VIM. NJ Perkins, ESQ.,
and much Jury reports in
| general.
The report speaks first Of the great progress Dispatch
ing the business which has long gutted the docket of
First District Court.
The alleged onages the day of Presidential election
reported having investigated arrived
at that certain of violence did take place. that the pepo
traitors thereof could not be discovered.
The different public institutions reported favoraby
usual with The exception of the Refuge Parish
Prison and City Jail.
The Houses of Refuge denounced being
and badly managed, and the head funconary
severely spoken Of The Jurors state that upon investigation
they found the boys nsufceny clad of having
shoes badly fed and unhealthy the vicious minglins with
and communicating the innocent; and that them are
plnsled in an inhuman mannerhee being instances where
boys have baen laid week from the Establishments inflicted
them They state that in going through the Boys House
Refuge they followed by Mr. Dyas, Of the officers
who prevented the boys from answering anyof their questions
Inc e i'iS ouse VI he'uSe Is feplesehieua as
1 being about bad AS hat of the other.
seauess of bed clothing is the chief fault ond the
iiison 'ne psoHeis '1'ins io'h|"s ou' one INN
eac 10 po.ec. mem from me codhess OF their cells in
coid "eaFer uani 'he Ilens outside choose TO give them
more ihe practice of inpsonng witnesses in criminal cases
, s ~ ~ anu i.o'i c'uf' H'naeuLeui Is strongly de-
~ ' "i'neo' ~ i" iurueI case, VINO was not
able TO give bail TO sppear trial brought before
Jurors III A"Nis peeha prisoner 1or three months
~, e :, ,.ot' e''s'' ~ 10 Set at ioe''s
- a. - e.! -. lO 'y itsp'''-tae pu'lulns as
,,.- 10 p , 'A ms management as revolt
ms 80 ~ s.A ~ "s Pr. away tosethef III drF'
g ,,~t -, n,. + ' anu 'ie't ih'e oe'Is
rens I, ,,t and sna,I -, Wv, ~; ,, "oVu sunAN"s
, 49,. ~ "a H., ~; - 20 " ~ 0' WILL
Ti,o w. ~. ~ toI - nj, .,
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ckcy liable to stop the public supply Of water nj
time They also state that the suction pipe water
from the river point just below nuisance wharf and that
frequently oa dead animals etc. to cleared away
from the month OF the pipe
The above tile principal of the renort Judge