New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-13
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HE WEATHER.-Juiciness and vapor are the pre-
yahg characteristics Of the weather just Crashes
thunder dashes of rain, flashes Of sunshine spashes
mud make the elemental hahes Of the day. whilst the
temperature such pespraou free o fans in
full fner and sodaounains furious zz whether rain or
shine predomnate The lake great demand and
bathing largely ndulged and uncomfortable as we
are the thermometer has seldom ranged above ninety
shade-so can't brag complain other cities rs
spect to sosia vtaous. There one death
by unsoke far this and something to think
Of Mos, of the time til breeze circulating through
the city, which may be enjoyed by those who will take
trouble to go ont to meet it, Altogether ought satisfied
4 with things as they stand at present.
| HEALTH OF THE CITY.-We are gratilied in being
able to that New Orleans bes the middle of Juy
with as excellent health she enjoyed in the middle
january and safely set her down. this moment as
the heahies city of her the United States The
mortality bills show the Juvenile population greatest
of the deaths being Of children under ten
years old This owing to the Of climate upon
children in passing through the odeas to- children
everywhere But among neither children adults so far
has there been anything approaching the character ep
denic Last the healthe in this city for many
and this bids fair healthy as last The
croakers, however, still croak vigorously
September but they have often before their
croakng there every probability they will be at faul
again. ~. ...H-
QUIET, AS UsUAL-We found nothing mentionabIe
in the police line in rounds yesterday. For long
past Sunday in New Orleans has of such uniform
peace quetne good order begin to feel it useless
to look around that day for exciting items gone
by So we hope may long continue The quiet city
throughout the week in fact compared with former years
is II subject OF remark to all observant citizens.
ATTEMPTED SUIc1DE.-Perre Enselme, q French.
undertook to commit suicide Saturday Faubour
IRENE, by haggng away his jngular small pocket
knife He managed to bleed himself considerably to
fatal extent He taken Charity Hospital. What in
duced the desperate attempt not known.
HARD FALL.-A man named Littleberry Wright
admitted to Charity Hospital Saturday badly bruised
the result Of accidental tumble the top omnibus
He will soon be well.
ANOTHER SIoILIAN MURDER-The murdered body
of taetano Valentino Scan youth years old
found on Saturday morning the place known the Half
Moon on the New Canal He had killed in the
right afnp and wounded in other of his body
There marks of struggle the ground distance
from where the body lay and all tile to indicate
that the deceased had had desperate fight had and had
been pursued and killed in his flight
Upon the Coroners investigation appeared that Friday
the deceased had had quarrel with another sician
Carmento Armato, the evee whilst purchasing
they decided and fight quarrel and that the de-
left his residence Dryades night pur-
pose engaging the fight He reputed good
fighter the suppositou entertained gone
expecting fight Armato with his fists Armato
,rescherously hin, and murdered him knife A
found at the of the Struggle whom
had belonged not ascertaned made his escape
betimes Aths residence found pair bloody
which he had doubtless at the scene murder
Upon this the Corone jury verdict astributng
Valentines death to stabs inflicted by Armso.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Judge Hunt on Saturday
sentenced Paulna and Henrietta Reese larceny
to the parish prison for six weeks each John Culsau for
breach of trust and etczzenent year penentiary
bis motion for new trial being overrued Frederick akes
alias Jake cesta for assault and battery week in the
parish prison and Mrs Mary Gull for Misunderstanding
her husbands concubiseto in the penteuary The
application of J. N Sturn convicted Of rape child for
new trial. submitted without argument and taken under
alVement by the Judge The of Andrew Findley
presented Fndey order for $50 which taken from him
when arrested Geharge of fleeing greenhors month
or two sinc but Fdey having orteiedhs bond of S0by
flight Judge Hunt decided give the $780, it being
probable that ths all the would be able collect of
the bond james Mary Ryan detained witnesses against
Michael Fannn charged with sabbng Ryan, admitted
bail of $3.50 each.
THE RECORDERS COURTS. - Assistant Recorder
Holland acted Recorder stiths place Saturday
aurent for breaking down of the chains Poy
r Market Marley $40 for outlansh conduct Notre
and Mary Ann Frazier $40 for similar bad beha
vior on M of the Work
house long John a. Wooan policeman of the Sec
District charged with obtaining s5 from s. Richer by
worthless order the City Treasurer P W. Ran
dali charged with stealing SIS from the sate-room of Charles
Cayat board the steamer Gunare and Barny Donohue
charged with kicking and beating his wife Anu at the corner
of Prddo and Howard Streets dooketed for future
ipaton.
Recorder Fnbre held Pierre Boy keeper for examna
ton charge cribbng $50 from the drawer of his
employers coffee house. No. IS ST. Ann street Fred Gues
charged with attempting to murder Pierre Barrot with razor
examined and discharged for of evidence C. Miller
and j. Weber held for examination charge of assault
ing j. Gener with dangerous weapons with intent KILL on
Garondeet street.
Recorders Solomon had hing mentioaahe be-
fore them.