New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-18
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THE WEATHER yesterday betrayed a perceptible
touch Of summer surnsss smart sprinkle Of about
dampenfd the dust and eshened the the
time Itthreatened to interfere with the voikset did
last Monday We not able go down the Of fes
vity yesterday; judge full impetus
FOR the multitude Of omnibuses impressed into Bayou
Road service sesm,d to be doing snd-Orice business
MoRTUARY,- There were 1877 interments In the
city cemeteries last week of the Deaths children
than two old Consumption claimed q Of the adults
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS BY THE BELL CRE.
vAssEt generally known II II Is not ought hs
that many people living part Of Algss
McDouoghvile and rena have had their inundated
by the waters Of the Bell and thereby
jeced TO all sorts of prsaon, peenniary and otherwise
Ii gives pleasure to state that old friend Commodore
Holmes Of the Pavilion Garden has initiative
tending the helping hand Of benevoence the needy
by the which has closely himself
give all the receipts Of his Pavilion Garden Sunday
tlose who need aid and pory good old friend
tier cy father' of Alge has volunteered TO super.
md the charitable work Of distribution. There w In the
hrst place. be variety of Garden render
Il especially worthy OF public patronage
he Garden will be enjoy themselves sense
for must be double enjoyment In pay
ing for his recreation he contributing comfort Of
| others Less fortunate than himself.
We hope that This noble Holmes will be properly
seconded by the public and inclined think win
be. We should add, that all who may wish rds
through the submerged towns and plantations will
hnd the Commodoes sks at the Garden ready take
around The most reasonable terms.
We should further add any may inclined to aid
the sufferers the river withon going there
| SO by remitting to Judge Forter.
| BILLY BowLEGs & Co. didn't get off last evening
had been expected they would We the pst
is to embark Wednesday evening board steamer
QuapAw. We some dssp pontnent public by
STAYING that those who the landing evening named
to he redoubt.ble Billy of, will the sight IN,
Quapaw after finishing her business the y wharf is to gs
down and take the Indians board Barracks and ter
the river without stopping are
upon seeing Billy, will have to visit him the Barracks
| U, s. DISTRICT CoURT.-May Term.-The dockel
Of ibis will be called morning at 10 clock and case
| set down for trial
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-John McCaby was yes
erdy tried for horse stealing found guilty and 70
year in the penieniNy This was the only trial i5 -
RECORDER STITHs CoURr.-A lot of puQnaciou
customers yesterday overhauled and nned according
Robert Dsyne was sent before the First Disrc. our, :,
being eanght with revolve and brass his DO e,s
ssn s o ,Ss Sss ss1 ssos y hs cosr fer s
Robert Reilly Tor ssysgey ssnng aud beating his neigh
he demonstration upon officer spsSue who him
Charles, belonging to Me- Biakesy wa. held for
hearing on charge Of having broken ito Francis AeBrds
yard and msliciously broken down fence. : -
RECORDER FABREs CouRr.-There was NOTHING
done in this coun Yesterday beJ0nd Oysrhaug
inning OF gu,ter-snipss.
Recorder SoLoMoN's CouRr.-An interesting case
came Up - this court Of negro who
his master The negro bright looking ioieigsn. yonrg
fellow named ttin. belonging Mr. j. Hogerfy OF Missouri
He arrested her willingly surrendered himself few
days the arrival here Of the brig Alma from Nassau
p His that In February last. at Key West he
believed that his had sold him another and that
reshinE took the opportunity Of escaping
to Nassau where all the negroes were es and independent
and the the place The society OF the place
however exactly suit him. and he found last that
his sold him He at determined upon
turning and knowing Of 9th Captain
Alma his history and begged to be broaght back
the United his master The captain upo
with the American Consul ssd BY his adsce took
Grimm board On arrival few days ago the capitals
hn the polics aud he z Yexief
day this city before the
making the showing had him delivered
| his custody, to send him back home.
Morgan sfragned and sent to prison.
having stabbed James pafr on board the steamship
going down the river
Both left the uarsnfins Station willis
remained there under medical .dsnco Morgan
the city by NJ. Jmes H. Robin station Ts
Recorder yesterday received letter from Qgarensre stAsi
that far moraiy wOipdei hozgh forty eight
would elapse before he could be dangers
that Parr had wish prosecute stating that Morgan hs
him only In defence be having pre- viousy
him, and that he Therefore exoaerated bin from all bame
The Recorder emanded Morgan to swat the issue VI ParE
wound