New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

and waste their sweetness the desert air. of the dingJ
stage. Alas poor flowers --.'.
The transient population still city strong force
The manifold attractions the this could hardly
permit to be oherwre The promenades daily crowded
with busing thongshe shopkeepers appear driving
lively businesand the of gaiety crowded nightly
The theatrical appetite is by sac and the
for dancing again borders mania The ball of Professor
Vegas, on Friday night largely and brilliantly attended
and the grand ball Of the Odd Fellows take place tonight
promises to be the the On Friday evening
next May party and BALLS be by the young gentlemen
to the ladies of the First District High School and
Thursday following the Typographical Union give grand
and banquet So that The glory of Odd Fellows will be in
| full blaze for time
The health of the city continues excellent main We
have to complaint the epidemic which mentioned
last week-he matrimonial epidemic This epidemic We
eccentric in its in places where
expected In fashionable boarding house. thousand
miles from Lafayette Square, thee less than
five newly married couples taking their easy lessons in
matrmony The landlord says that the demand for bridal
chambers has altogether wonderful that he could
only be thatths wondn interfere would forth
with add wing to the building fit the chambers the
approved style of oriental luxury keep exclusively
| for young honey mooniss
sardonc friend of ours (snd reclamabe sardine
of course suggests that If such addition be made
to the building good motto put the entrance would
be- Abandon hope, ye who enter here Our humble opi
ion is that bonrdnghou good starting pnip
for the matrimonial but it very poor place in which
to cast anchor permanently But it is of business IF
destiny in boarding and hotels will
Tshman did when asked how the which he saw AS big as
bulls could get in and out of ordinary beehive their
own look out faith, not mine ~
Altogether the town we'll it bids fair do
CoRoNER's INoUEsTs. The Coroner held an in.
quest Saturday the body John Carter negro slave
belonging Capt Parker who fell whilst crossing
Lafayette Square. Verdict hypertrophy of heart He was
Vginan 81 of and had been employed steward
on board the steamer Linda.
Also inquest the body of Philippe old Frenchnan of
CO. found dead in house the Bourbon and Main
streets Verdict, apopexy He nveterate old topper
who had long earned his brandy by scraping the butchers
blocks in the markets and telling stories Sunday oilers
STABBING AFFAIR-Two men, named Cairns and
Donohue had difficulty the auction on ST. Charles
street. Saturday, which resulted in the former giving tue
latter very dangerous stab in the side dagger Cairns
surrendered himself to the police alleging justification
AMI was locked up whilst Donohue carried off to receive
medical aid The current story of the affair that parties
met by chance the auction and euarren over some
old difficulty that subsistcd between them Donoue being
the larger man of the two overbenn Cairns he
could whip him that Cairns declined having difficulty there
but said he would allow himself whipped proposed
to meet Doncue in proper place. with whatever weapons
might select that Donohue crowded upon Cairns either
pushing striking him wereupon Cairns dagger and
stabbed him. The difficulty learn originated with Cairns
few days previously refusing do something the other in
reference TO taking icenseboth being engaged in
on the evee.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.-Ihe Election COntes-
taon-The motion for hearing prayer of Judge
Augustin and others for of election Of e. B.
Eggleson Judge of the Fifth District Court came ND in the
Fourth District Court Saturday Judge Morgan presiding
The motion submitted by counsel for both
parties, but not sustained by the whereupon an
appeal granted the Supreme Court and made rerunbe
on Monday.
THE RECORDERS CoURTs.-The slave woman Rose,
belonging to j. NJ Hail. before Recorder sib
on Saturday on charge of having ameda white woman for
e by smashing her foot with pitcher. The testimony was
Clear ana Rose was sent TO prison await the First
District Court Michael Herber and Fred were sent
before the First District Court for woundng Wassn
n the temple with cottonook about three ago Pat
lick Terney sent before the First District Court without
'ai for mayhem in biting off piece of Burs nose
hereby dshsuring him fer life Alonzo was fined S2
md Adam Ledenhemer $780, for selling grog to slaves Mrs
atten made to give bail bckbs stone and axe her
osed Of
Assistant Recorder Holland VIM before the First
district Court for breaking open box board the
teaner sydona and carrying of portion the contents
he other cases were of little interest.
Recorder Solomon rendered his decision in the case of
forbes and VIM Demo- sending them First District
ou to be tried as accessories the of the
ono Dmy in Pees coffee house Victory street some
'eehs Henry Smith also before the First District
curt for beating VIM Brown the
trees free dnrkey named James Frazier ex-
mination charge of having attempted main Charles
stevens mate of the ship Cremar by biting of his thumbs
badly