New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
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ING NEw.-Yesteraay was a beautiful day

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NOTHING NEw.-Yesterday was beautiful day
but all the population out every and
child knew just much knew; in stating what
body knew, tell nothing Calling at police office,
asked the officer charge if he had for He
replied, no. single The horrible grin which
accompanied this remark satisfied that he considered the
newshunting reporters regular made note
of it, in order to give readers this morning OF news
Another whom buonholed with usual inquiry,
Anything new to day." answeredyes. "Whatf why"
said he proudly pulling the legs of his pants my boos
regular Yankee ones-smel and squeak mile As
tonhed you didn't notice 'eml Like Jacob Twg in the play
concluded that down too. To make the matter short
the only thing Of consequence that saw was New
Orleans she always pleasant Sunday afternoon
and after having exhausted pneumatic talent
met the only succeeded in bringing our sane
set of rather fatigued snews in lower limbs.
pray readers forgive for barrennes OF
this ing, will stopfearng that if should continue
in strain much longer, would give them all the
ralgia in the head.
CORoNER's INQUEsTs-Suicde-Th Coroner yes
erday held the body Jean jacques native of
France years age found dead his residence Gosen
street. in Aigiers Verdict suicide by audanum Ill health
and domestic grievances supposed to have prompted the
act. The deceased kept dairy there.
Drotcnng-An inquest held the body of Isaac Sum
MONS native Philadelphia years age found the
foot of Emira Third District Verdict accidentally
drowned. He drinking man, and supposed to have
huence of liquor He long resident of this city An in
also held the body of Eo slave boy years old
belonging Mr. Brugier who drowned in the Carondee
Canal in the morning He standing in skd in the
Of handing filming line boy in another ski, when he
pitched and could be rescued in time his life
Verdict, accidental drowning.
Found EN- AT LAsT.-About two weeks ago, an
Alabama planter this city in search Of daughter who
had French leave Of home because he didn't wish
add herself special extraordinary young
rybO he ad He, tho
here but for the life of him could out
about give the hunt in disgust Gu Friday however
he clue to them and darkened their door, very ncarna
ton Of bottled thunder But the young overwho had had
their loves properly raifed-ooked appealed
pieousy and seemed think much OF each other
old mans bottled wrath melted into forgiveness, and instead
he poured blessing upon their heads Whether the
Young went back with him to Alabama not we
unable TO state.
TIRED OF THE FA1rH-A resident Of this city,
who to Utah ago. Joined Brigham Young
free love colony returned to this city few days
informed with the three wives he had TAKEN
fidelity to the Mormon religion On arriving here however he
dispensed with two of his wives retaining only his
1t perhaps be good sign of reformation in the
1t must be wreched thing for the ocast
deed.
GAMING MATCHES. two cases since our last.
First Common street, where hospital and college
learnedly at each other the dusty waypaes fancy
and and fancy female latter caned former
circumstance to busting jacket go sought hospitality
pa and slammed in lady face lady RETIRED ready
appearance to lunch tiger Scene altogether
for Common street. History much love and recompene
not even pecuniary Second Scene Camp time
Saturday night Young lover with green eye walks along with
his angel both expect another lover of
headed tribe thought himself pumpkins with asgel and
woudn take mtten Pumpkins appears in the distance
falls behind rubbing with stout stick angel walks
alone Pumpkins addresses her decides 1t as in
suit dabocal and pitches in with stick awful whacks
and Pumpkins decamps in unprecedented Camp
| street.
| The RECORDERS CoURTs.-Assistant Recorder
Summers acted in place of Recorder Sth Saturday
sent John Miller TO prison. to await examination charge
having had something to do with the robbery of
grocery early on Friday morning 1t be remembered that
Officer Kennedy captured the day which burglars
the goods in front of the store but did capturing
of the burglars During the day, Miller appeared the
poce.oice inquire after his day which said
had been stolen from his stable the night before Special
Smith Isard and Tom Boylan their traps him.
the mule and dray taken by Kennedy being the that
had come to inquire after.
He asked where the other who along with
him. He replied that he outside in the Isard
out reconnoe and observed with cotton book who
ut attempted to evade him, but in eurey and appar
emily nneoncened manner lsad headed him. arrested him
and whilst bringing him the he he prisoner
pointed another the who had been
the robbery thereby betaying hmseTsard having
charge against him. The oker of innocent
AT the office the prisoner his Yates wager
he recognized by the officers present
Charles Ne who had few days before broken out of the Car
roiton jail being there confined for stealing horse Of Dan
Hickok's The Carroon jsilor, coming claim him,
once identified him. and paid Isard the offered for his
arrest It is more than probable that upon the
whole particulars of the burglary will be disclosed.
Michael Mcdonnell sent before the District Court
for stealing $50 watch from John on St. joseph street.
bail required, $500. Philip Price before the same
court for so brualy beating and kicking Mary Birch with
whom he lived ST. John street. lay up in the hos
pa Tor ten days fact after giving her testimony the
woman was still i'll to render her the hospital
necessarybai required $1,000 Charles Tanner was sent be-
fore the same court for beating and choking Mrs
Fredeek in her house Apnuncaton street he invading
the house for that express because had
boy OF his in fight about Of mables-bal required
$500
Assistant Recorder Holland (aing place Of Recorder
Fabre had NJ poeteur the pawnboker again before him
Mrs Elizabeth Prenss charged him with purchasing yalu
and which at the time she described him warned hin;
purchase she having visited all the pawnbokers for
purpose He held appear under bail $780, Louisa
girl belonging Mrs Garland examination
Charge of splitting in the face Of and otherwise ou,ragng
| Josephine Reilly, white girl.
fined Mrs. Russell S. for helping hus
band Policeman George RUSSELL whale Peter Doyle no
long ago Doyle who told the Recorder
was always killing his wife of the neighbors.
Lymanwas fnsd SO for taxing Catherine Singer Of Monegu
street Lyman charged with tearing Bernard Wheombe'
clothes all to pieces, whilst he wearing them, dis
| charged-Bernard not appearing against her.
Recorder Adams sent Isaac Horton Inspector of License
for the Fourth District before the First District Court levy
ing black mail coeehouse keepers others
witnesses testified and ii shown that bottle
Of whisky, and sums of money varying from $40 s.
the accused had forgiven parties for having licenses wh
others who had failed to come down the DUST were
ported, required by law. Bail $500