New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-11
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MORTUARY.-lleTC WeIt oHly 'eiSio poti'iS
all last weeirteen less than the week De-
foremost of them children aud infants and not one OF
the victim yellow fever Better health than this can
not be desired.
IT RA1NED YEsTERDAY.-It did that. Not fire and
birthstone and dogs pchorks or anything OF that
bat the genuine sparkling Adams ale, in tubs ni
barrels full full full swamp fu-n amanner
altogether beautiful After the deuge mild sprinkle conn-
ued till evening" when the just as he was settling down
on side of LAKE tried shine little and barely
succeeded It weak waery, pale sunshine like sick
SMILE that spoke Of more rain Considering that We
have speak lately devouty TO be hoped
will have few drops more to-day.
CoRoNER's -Erhumation.-The Coroner
upon Sunday exhume and examine The body
Mary Scuy who died last week, and was buried as
victim Of dysentery The husband of the deceased desired
it. consequence stories circulating to the effect that he had
caused death by foul An examination OF the body
verified the physicians certificate NJ scuy relieved
of the dsagreeabe suspicion that urked around him.
RECORDER STITn's CoURT.-The blue Monday
crowd yesterday large and gaegaed as usual The
free drinkers openair seepers and amateur were
the according to their deserts Mr
Yonker Jo Bunhemer and Henry Mont regular ncorr
gbes for six months each John uina for get
ting and stripping himself St Charles street. was
permitted choose between paying Sor going out for two
| months.
John Keller arragned charge of having perpeated
the double crime Of embezzlemen and swindling getting
Frank under false representations to endorse for
amounting $780, and selling them by virtue
and Hppropr4ng TO his own use and
proceeds three notes for Soo EACH which Charles
TheemHnn had entrusted him for coeconall in April
last. He prison TO await examination.
Monaghan for raising in the Phoenix House
on Saturday, striking Mr. Ridwe with his fist and Mr.
Murray with pin ball fined $50 Mrs Mary Hoppen
sacker Palmyra street fined $40 for drenching lady
negbors children with dirty and the lady herself with
language She had Of the most eminent lawyers OF
the South for her counsel, but it awaited her nothing
Thomas before the Fist District Court for
VIOLENTLY breaking his coeehoue and carrying off
contents whilst under seizure and in the keep
ing of Deputy Constable Vaucourt. Bail $3.50.
Henry Martin Farley held for examination
charge Of giving Hugh Qugley bloody beating on New
Levee street. Qugey for provoking the others their
bloody -mindedness fined so.
John Doyle of Corduroy Alley, was held charge OF Civ
ing Frank Garry aTppersy gFeenga bat over his lead with
| stick of wood.
H. Limke WAS held on charge of selling liquor without
license, in his house Circusstreer.
RECORDER FABREs CoURT.-Assistant Recorder
Holland presiding j A suares yesterday examined
the charge preferred against him by ent FremeanN Of keep
ing gambling house and banking at lie corner OF
Claiborne and St. Philip streets The leutenans testimony
that he the house the night o. the 18th ult daily
provided and five officers assist him that he
Suaes behind the in the barroom, behind which
the gambling that upon showing his warrant and
claiming him his prisoner, Suares put his hand through
in the door behind him. and three signal knocks
instantly there great noise and confusion in the back
people making their escape and that entering
the room with officers he found chairs scattered around
large pieces of Spanish cards. such used
playing monte scattered about the floor and that the CROWD
who had been in the hiding behind doors under
the back yard the houetop all Of them
except oe being colored The other officers coroba
this and it shown by other witnesses, who hat
the house. that SHARES the keeper Of it, tina
the played there and Suaes was in the hub
keeping the bank and dealing the cards himself
named Washington had formerly been in partnership will
Int
proprietor Upon this testimony, suares sent be
District Court under bail of $500 Five of th
negroes arrested with suares also before the Frs
District Court.
Bae charged with cutting Laour st, Clair, {. m
c. asebage Hospital street, discharged
as appeared they had fight using knit
the other pair of scissoreach leaving some bloody cut
on the other
George and Williams and Mrs. Mallory sent
the Work House for six months each.
Two man whose in the affidavit sent
prison charge having made with so which Miehae
Cook had entrusted to them for safe keeping.
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT- William Baker
Ann Price and yesterday members
the Society Baker being the torment of his wife An
the Of Eliza Umaran and Miss Conner the terror
, Mrs. Miller.
Jerry Henry was charged by Doyle with having heater
and stabbed her husband Myles Doyle Thursday
ming last in house Desire street. between Greamen an
Craps all with intent kill and der. Mrs. swore th
Henry her husband violent bit one OF his ea
off, stabbed him with dirk under his eyes and twt
in other parts of his face warrant was issued.
Chas Baudoin and wife residing at the of Goodchi
rem and Montegu streets, srraigned charge
emp ying their pvy into the public CUTTERS Sunday nigh
Ofor Brown having detected them in their deec;ah
labor Baudoin being dressed in suit Of her husband
old clothes assist him the better. Brown had TO
time of arresug the twain, they both resisted him, al
besides his clothes managed 10 make him carry Of vii
It them portion they had been carrying In cons
Quence Brown did appear before the Recorder TO pr7een
appointed hopr, and fine entered against him h
when he subsequently appeared with only his pants and nne
shirt and explained through what ordeal he had
the fine RENTED, and he justly coupmented
energy lab1rug under such foul circumstances for the
d ervon of the public health. The Baudons bail 10
5, pear for examination
t. Sarah residing Pie'y street. charged by n.
lie Farrar with beach of trust III fcloniouy retaining sbo
three dozen pieces clothing which he with her for was
4. ing. Warrant Issued
E. Rmassa and wife charged by the Rev Joh A. Paul