New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-10
20taL JateIIiqture.

The WEATHER yesterday was hotand wet as usual.
The town is now deeently cooked, and hopefully
awaits a cooling down.
THE FEyEa.-The Board Of Health report 49 as
the number of deaths by yellow fever throughout the
city for the tBenty-four hours ending Wednesday
noon-a considerable decrease from the previous
days mortality, which was decrease from the day
before that At Charity Hospital the deaths for the
twenty-four hours ending Wednesday evening were
H. and up to last evening Pa considerable de-
crease from the mortality of the previous fortyeight
hours Since Saturday, the fever has been on the
decline and we entertain the belief that it viii con
tinue to decline.
WHO LosT IT?--We were shown, yesterday even
ing, beautiful and curiousiy worked seal, which
person had evidently lost from his watch chain.
It represents mailed warrior, beaten upon knee,
with broken sword in his right hahd and a shield
upon his left arm, lifted over his head in attitude
of defence. Upon the face of the shield we're in
scribed the words, W. Long, New Orleans
| Qaery-Is w. Long related to our excellent
Third District Recorder?
THE CHALLENGE PRIZE Of the Crescent City Yacht
Club, to be sailed for Monday, is pretty enough to
steal-a silver rowboat with oars, anchors, chain,
rudder, everything complete, and two dainty liqueur
bottles, such as the gods might have left after a
carousal on Olympus. Honest as we are we could
scarcely keep onr hands of the prize as we regarded
it yesterday, in a window Canal street. It is
worth winning, and will be galantly eontended for.
THE MUD opposite the Second District steamboat
landing now looms up very Babel of mud-high
above water and four squares in length. The steam
ers have to huddle in below the foot of ST. Louis
street, squeezing each other to DEATH whilst the
Canal street ferry-boat, being unable to enter her
dock has to do her business from the projecting
ooraar If tba wharf above That sor,atbi1r, viii
N''i't - - ~ US
have to be done with that mud Is " dead and moral
certainty - but what will be done with it, or who
will do whatever il to be done is present no clearer
than the mud itself.
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RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT-dsststant Recorder
Monroe presiding.-Ihe great case Of Levi VS..
Schneckenberger was examined yesterday. Plant
if, Mrs. Levi, mother Of her daughter Julia-said
Julia being daughter also of the deceased Mr. Aaron,
by her mothers side and named consequently Julia
Aaron, though by bit Of marriage Mrs. Julia
, Ebelng-tnere being also Mr. Levi in the case,
husband of his present wife the plaintiff, Mrs. Levi,
but not father to his stepdaughter Julia, formerly
Aaron, though slightly related IN law-the former
AIrs; aaron, noW Levl, pelng oWh mother to ME-.
Ebeing, formerly MISS Jllla, ana motherIn-aW 10
MF. Eoeing' WV AomeFeI, 1l9agn Y " Mlse f.
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lIis Wlte' Hits uaIE III II @s = hSseI % seS
gown y ,g teli u sts ~ agan'
nles Lev! MI NJ t III WIN m PioGal.
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IL m t5. 'Nas s.u asa5ss " 80 "
aye anu a. ~ % iatfs m,log5gI &
) ghieh IN marriage YAK consnmmated in nam
language, that be comnitted fiat perjury thereby
! areratinp her maternal sensibiHties bevond ali
l nrobabiiifv If pnrtbIv cnra Witnessed svyore
EawyeTs ARMED tbs Recorder listened and
u there was y fine time in Conrt peneralIy The
Il had oniv followed the advice Of Paul, !" better
marry han hurn and that nnlass thev had hnckIed
in order o helm each other tbrongb Ike nresent hot
If ,oaabar ho 1iobt bev bnrnt 81 death cnuld not
4 Ino mon SrbneetenbergeTs erinry a. of the worst
type Of that complaint and so, in committing him to
the tender mercies of Judge Hunt and jury admit.
ted him to bail in the sum Of $500.
y Thomas Mphroe was fined SO for making Ann
Furniss very fiery Furnss the day before, by Civ.
ing her licking Basin street. lot of other
i rough uns were fined according to the grade OF their
- latest ebullitions Christian Shope-no Christian
hope-was made member of the Peace Society and
y fined for continually harboring the idea that he was
c, better man than officer Pennel, OF St. MaTy's
Il. Market,
h pPcnpnpp wrrr,,s rorrpr Jaras Hard WAS
ID trav sent before the Firs 6istrct Cont for ern
sity, 10 N animal cnfting with some sbarn insrn
mont and Disabling hnrSa which he hired Of DR. T.
Ii d m5iria IF Pon397art straet On tba etb nlt Ha
80 ~ hai ~ s9nS ~ ,,,,aar f,r trjal
y ra;sa D,,tist ~ - son+ ~ -r;snr -, a1ya;t
ean9ino tnn m CHARGE of havinq made mnrder
ans inna wifi, dirk af carnnim1 lard IN Wednes
gus lunSe WIN ~ as nv !t1u' VI
10 Gay evening 4ss l ne ms 4lely sls'hB al hls o@n
y uooi Si Wy ~ @ 9iI ~ - a. b al
r. oD65tad nantit nf stra in Ra51Ie
n maoaHe ti r f5 ;ty 7taH "
II street. ID VOCATION Oh tae CITY ordnance.
" RECORDER LONG COURT. Mlchaei btannagan
y was yesterday sent before the FiFst district Goar
40 for assanitlng James Paes with intent TO murder
on the TN ut ~ MS Paiies1 room on front street
between Espanade ana hIysian Fields. Inc assanl
was with carving KNIFE ana the carnage CONSISTED
OF two cuts ID the ett arm ana one cut III the lei
Id shoulder Bfannagaa was remanded 70 prison L
await trial
Pierre luJade was examined on charge OF laf
"a eeny and dismissed
a Ihe other business was not worth reporting
eh RECORDER ADAMS GOuRT.-Rinaldo Rootetoot wa
a examined yesterday a charge of having distnrbe
lie the peace OF Mr. Timothy Tightbody BY MAXIM
50 faces at him the street, Mr. Rootetoot denied th
q, charge. He said that he had just come out of
IT, coffee house and was grimaCing naturally, after th
to drink he had taken when Mr. Tio ohhndy happened