New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

THE WEATHER yesterday took spasmodic turn.
The day woke grey and took most
desperate shower bahhe wind with hamane eye 10
the consequences trying blor the food away fe Th
giving out kept the Geld and in the evening
succeeded in giving dry banqnettes golden sunset
The mu between the eIemen however, anything but
settled after night.
The Cry continues gorged with strangers /; and
he naeltEo Of business and eaiety whed with more
spirit than At present. Ho,efe storsle, svsse
life and spreefe respectively lively life can be- We
hold 70 old opinion that New Orleans something Of
town all the round but ell about the dss Of
March. al
ITEMS were scarce yesterday. Beyond the usual
hnggng Of indscreet soveresns by Baryron there
nothing for the police look Coroner We be-
eve, had aease-an unfortunate Davis who droppsd
dead Of spopexy the night BEFORE on The GENTLY read
No further particulars the Coroner being dropped
in We did however. hear something like an item in s
shape of milling match between downtown fire boys
which took place in the morning which, as we wers
reliably informed one whipped the other The Of the
business that the hzht agreed upon some time a
but postponed till after the the pnrti.
having for public opinion and not Wishing 10 dis
compose thst opinion BY appearing in the pOcs with ex
plunged eyes lips. pudding noss This little
matter and The aforesaid apoplexy case the bread seizures
elsewhere mentoned all that under our notice ys
terdAy. ,
WHITE HATS begin to appear on the streets. We
have no white yet though we expect to
for have detected eIgantes feeling
public opinion in light blue and Quaker drab So far s our
notice has extended the ladies more sns
geeay than the gentlemen Bereges shawIs arc
already quite common the week-for We
don't know what change Of temperature be on hand to-
day 10 scare back the light garb Of last
pantaoons to follow dresses and hoops
shed perceive that pants to be in order this
The dress hat for the fully settled upon Il
is the oldahipned bell crown rims Of CREST
curve All the fancy culuvsng
moustaehas and wideawake whkers, of these hats
which look uncomfortable without them As to the different
new wnkles which the ladies introducing we can
nothing. The task vould puzzle Msphistophes himse
PRoMorIoss.-Mayor Waterman on Saturday pro-
noted Sergeant Monsamat the Leutsnaney the Second
District police vice Fremesux, made Deputy Sheriff ana
Keeper Of the Parish Prison. and promoted Corporal Labade
| to the vacated serg. antshp OF MontamAt
II Is seldom that officer takes charge Of Parish
Prison, that Of the prisoners do early oppor
uny OF testing his mete. Capt Fremaux Saturday had
his authority dehed and menAeed with personal violence
by prisoners whom he had occasion into cell He
defined bis position once drawing revolver and blazing
away at them Lnek he did harm and prisoners sue
cumbed satisfied with the demonstration.
STIRRING UP THE BREAD MEs-Mr Commissary
ack of St. Marys market fading all bread there hux
tered be Of legitimate weight prescribed by the weekly
tariff concluded that snch honesty looking iuo and
went around among the bakers shops with scales Result
| as follows:
2tos ounces short, peayune loayes to ounces short
J. L. Pelerin's cart ThAA srest-dims loaves to
ounces short, picayune loaves to 4 ounces short.
Mrs. swans corner Of AnnunciatiOn and Caliops
some Of her loaves short
WAson's Orange streedme loaves to ounces short
pcayune loaves TO ounces.
Krohn Brothers, souh Market street-bg loaves 5 to g.
| tile laaves to ounces short
Krohns Annuncation eryb loaves 10 little oayes
to ounces short.
Redon's Franklin bakery-bg loaves TO ounces little
loaves to ounces short
All the light being SEIZED aggregate amounted 10
Nm nj unlir tah.
will be hauled up weighed in
the scales OF justice,
The oOmmssry the Vegetable Market Second District
also seEed quantity OF bread, In consequence
having forgotten to bake his stamp oAses required
by the ordnance.
METARIE CouRsE-Iom Parker Victorious
B,aernk DistaneedThs Saturday for slooo
mile heats harness. Parkers previous peforrnAnces-h
having lost racehad created for him friends
This Mlk horse having shown thirty In o last week
his ends very angune success they took the
long odds offered by the friends Of Parksha h 500 % $50
We gentleman from the "kedeny long
odds that Parker would not win g heat The race ITSELF
afforded amusement only TO these who lin
he the Of the be gradually increasing the dis
the threquarter pole when evident driver
going for distance which he accomplished with perfect
230 his oppon showing speed but
badly. la#
Pacing match for $1,000, mile heats, to harness
| Time, 2:So.
Any attempt to bat Tom Parker. with Bonham behind him.
mnst have something solid than 'Buiemilks .Bni
White formerly called ButtermIk.
The second rater, and afforded much usement
the hes 1--we being alternately by Eii Dor
rn wih Vre eRdeayong to burst up the winner. Dnah
by dint of hard scratching aided by the eowhds
frat three times, and took the money.
Purse and stake 500 mile heats three in i've wagons
Mr.. Dimick Dinah. ..............I 2
Mr.. Rice names Little Dorrit. ..........2 l 2
Mr.. BOnham names TtIea.. ea....;.........-s..s : s
| Time, 306-259-25s15-SDl1<- 1<-25s1S.
The above winds the trotng Metal
re the usual notification has been given b. Jockey Club
that The track and stables will be required coming spring
campaign Mr. Cassidy during the had the track
has by his fair and upright Of dg business done
to resuscate the trong sne raciughh has los, from
bad manRgementhan the most ant admirer could have
hoped and the thanks Of both amateurs and dealers
flesh have been most deservedly earned bl him.