New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1858.
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gOtaI SnttIIigeats.
CooLIsH.-There was less rain yesterday than the
day before saving misty szzIe driy mist in the
ing there was fact But Jack Frost about
ndugsd in his old steeoyped prank Of redseung peoples
noses taking the grip out of peoples mioged hands CONCEAL
ing peoples breath into the sembauce spoung
teaketles and putting universal shyer upon people al
other living hngs The indoor gratefully paTouzed
by those whose good fortune permitted them 10 stay
whilst the outdoor crowds If they had Just the spare change
would certainly have made clean sweep overcoa
lans aud kindred Injuries freely displayed At Nnnree
sngers Piikis' Norris Maui Co and Person Harrison
Co.'S The weather however, be lesitmA,ey com
paned Of So fur this has been uncommonly mild winter
Tor which, considering what the winter has
parts Of the country, should be devouy thankful.
RAscALLY.-As we entered the parquette of the
St Charles tbeaier the other night chair
with our wonted felt something rake back
turning round what was elbow got from the
same object which, inspection, surprised little.
We found the broken blade Of nkne, about two inches
long firmly in the back chair with the sharp end
sticking straight out in such that had
self fairly and squarey in the chair before leaning back
would have received stab Of very pleasant
i was slit was cut in coa but did not mind that much
for il and refreshing subject u.s. reflect upon the
nature and moral characteristics of the individual
thus wanonly fix such trap for the he knew not
who-some one as liable to be his father brother friend
any else.
The individual who did thing might have been sitting
for anght knew goang upon surprise but
rigid uny Of the surrounding no clue to
him. We generally good tempered Of fight
Ing but honestly believe that had been
the miscreau would have undertaken job vngarly
speaking Of eating him right there paranetteo in
fernaly and cowardy the trick II had
been usually occupied eoad Of attr
buted the thing personal enemy laughed
the mpoent cowardce Of but think that be
any living being a random person random
come just pure devisness Of the cutting was
naturally led the conclusion that there really some
people living,
Has crept through scoundreis since the food =,
and that the particular seounde who cutting us
would pick drunken mans pocke-stea picayunes out of
blind beegars dying mothers body 10 the doctors
his SISTERS living body anybodyset house and
charge his father with or do any other thing which con-
centraed meanness and unmaed eowardce might combine
without fear Of detection. We would really like the
vamnt have his examined by Professor Fowler
when he to town.
CoRoNER's koUEsTs.- occidental Suicide-On
Wednesday, Mary Ann Mullen, prisoner work House
had occasion be in the dpensary the institution Whilst
there she bottle of wine Of colehicum distilled ex
tract of meadow saffron snpposing, by look smell
and taste that ordinary wine for drinking she stole IT,
took good swg and divided what between her spe
cal erones Ann Ridley and Ann Riley. Come here she
is reported to have said to the others with knowing wink
ve got something nice and Of cats shall smell
it but us i" They had merry time of it, drinking the wine
secretly TO themselves but in short time they discovered
that mistake had been made. All grew deahly sick and
Mary Ann, who had taken The most died during the night
The Coroner held inquest her body yesterday and
turned verdict of death by accidental poisoning even
ing the AIMS still very sick it was not certain
that their lives could be saved Mary Mullen was Irish
and twenty-six years of age.
on the ST Of pbiir R,osD,i"h was nea
Found dead in house Tchoupouas street. between
Race and Orange. Verdict died of efuson of the brain
by inflicted by person or persons
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FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARp.-Tbis body held
regular monthly meeting last evening Dr. Indsay in ths
The minutes were read and approved.
! ported verbally that all was we'll AS" '0''Oo' &c
Mr. Lnsher of the Committee on the Boys High School, read
upon he members the propTiety Of their Sistin The Hb
Schools during forthcoming examinations and also ADVISED
choohe boys being SO large as to render he @ebod
The COMMITTEES oS The Lycenw and Library reported the Lii
f Gemmittee e On Ffnncs M 9Vg anS acn,
IN Cmmea on Night Schools reportsd that
6i admissions & anrihg ing the month The Chairman Mr. Pon
had been sa but that now Since lie Gcus bad g % h @ p.
The Gommites o School book Ind nobirt, tn rsport
The Visiting Committees submitted their respective reports
naIbinr asnecially worth n,b,ira,; NV ey embraced
& f ms9 t G sehIG wsh % ge & tat sn addona stairway be
A. a. otnsr scciJa; H., az H. ~ ii 80 mat " case OF
without loss Of ie motion was de ibat u ali mtey' ,e an
tR
H asn "sGs ~ ~ & eIeueu; IL peihg shown thn The
n nd a. M NY G b,r a ,i noi Permit lhe expenditure Just
vs." x % osd ~ tie a If ~ oue I % noIe thAh any other
80 49, raitia ne & Fu hsu s less ghlety 1oSn,
arraS a. q -, ~, s,,' ~ Tue sau
NJ n bar ~ H., sanca " r. az
I rarort ,,oS a. sai ~ ~ : 70
"a rnart nd ta ca3 ~ t, ~ ~ au sugtnlt-
~ 80 80 % H @ 1911 ~ ieIaNe 70 the salu aI1l
IpJt .nS anu on u9toh
III 5 ~ * ~ III l9 lht lapor ne
~, :, oI3a ~ ~ VIZ. iie iau ulstharged y
aH5 20 ~ an,'i s \, Mas hppuheu 70 al
on tbe 95I inst ~ N'' "a 'Hs ''nooAs III 'he LSceum
." ,t ,le - - IN hss. =, . = ST.
confer with Boynon Of admitting the pupil
OF the schools TO his lectures at odd Fellows Hall Adopted
Mr. lnsher offered resolution for rendering Lyeeum Hall
the Collegiate Department Of the University Louisiana
the celeb alton on the 22i inst, between the hours and
r. NJ. Adopted,
Mr. Luher offered resolution for authorizing the brar!
and Lyeeum Committee to confer with Capt W Gutter o
the subject Of his giving two lectures poetry before the pupil
OF the gh schools and the lie members OF the Lyceun
M nsSeT Also oisTed resolution for nacine fender.
CRATES prevent the ehilrens eehe fon
catching fire. Adopted.
The Board then Solomon went nto seere
session.
| IT G D,sr,,,n c,o,,un c.l III,
y % bisihlIi SouhI'-ool. FRANK Anderson
capt West Lieut. Beche and Capt MeMchael Of the Mica
give bail TO answer the CHARGE, in April next violating
neutrality laws They gave bail OF 5000 each all except Cap
MeMchae whose friends are in Mobile and who release
on parole t Monday next IN oroer that he might communca
WIN thelh on lhe subject OF MS bail
of he