New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30


though not very clear-and cool though not deci-
dedy cool It was pleasant and bracing to the out
door world.
THE FEvER-The Board of Health yesterday re-
ported % as the number Of deaths by yellow fever for
tne tWentyfour hours ending Thursday noon an in
crease OF four upon the previous twentyfour hours
The report of Charity Hospital for the week ending
last evening at o'clock is as follows
| Admssons-all Diseases. an
Dscharg -s9s yellow fever. ............. 222
Remaining all diseases. " 81 81
The deaths by yellow fever at the hospital the week
before numbered 50. There was consequently an in.
crease of 2G in the fever mortality last week: thing
not in the least surprising in view of the numbers Of
unacclimated strangers who daily pour into the city
| TRoTTING ABOUT WITH DYING MANA man
who LETT Charity Hospital a few days ago cured Of
yellow fever, was taken with relapse at his boarding
house, the Morning Star House, on Front street and
on Thursday night began to succumb to death. The
keeper Of the house called a cab had the man put in
to it, and directed the driver to take him to the hos
pital. The driver had not gone far, when he dscov
cred that the man dying; and not believing that
he would be admitted at the hospital turned about
and took him back to the Morning Star and left him
| in the barroom. The proprietor of the house then
employed another cabman to take the man. dying as
he was, to the First District stationhouse positively
refusing, upon the request being made to give the
poor fellow bed or allow him to breathe his last in
his house. When the cabman reached the station
house, the man was dead. RumOrs that the man had
died by poison or other foul means, circulated for
awhile and led to the arrest of several parties but
an examination Of the body by DR.. Graham, showed
death to have been the natural result of yellow ever
and some blood which stained the shirt of the de-
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under his arm. The accused parties were thereupon
discharged 1t is to be hoped that the law will yet
reach them and punish them severely for their bru-
tality. Special officer Coupand, who was cognizant
of the whole inhuman transaction, and reported it to
| the Chief of Police, saw enough to enable him to
convict the coffeehouse crowd, we should think.
/ DRowSED-"Found drowned" was the Coroner's
verdict on the body of an unknown white man, found
in the Carondelet canal, near Claiborne street. He
was recognized as having been seen to fall into the
canal about week ago, whilst drunk, and attempt
ing to get ntoa skif to cross the canal It was not
found out who he was, though
AoCIDENTs-Ja Barrett is at Charity HOSPITAL
with several broken ribs the result Of fall on board
a steamboat on Thursday night James Evitt is also
there with fractured clavice; the result of fall
from his cart, by his mule running away. The acci.
Net40 ihSi eLe IeAlCdu pWII ItdIlfOaQ DepQLy
on Thursday.
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90 oun ii'nes was taken 10 ChaTity Hos
plal iast evening by policeman Thorpe, having been
badly cut at the corner of Girod and New Levee
streets as II yas renorted ,v ono Rarton laanar f
tro Oli, r,,,,,,,,. ~ r., r, ~
S"G O~I'O nc was eu' up anu slasueu
haalH before ana oehlnu and was taken to the hos
pital in perfect drip Of blood. His wounds were
none of them dangerous however.
RECORDER SUMMERS CouRT-Jos' GrlHlu was yes.
ierudy helq lor examination on q charge OF having
ileEaiy taken possession OF + h. Willard premises
On siasaHue street On Inc 4st INST The case was
uAed ioT the oth proG
MIS- Eagaa ahd her son Thomas, OF the corner
OF foydras ana Howard streets, were up on
charge OF having possession OF and refusing to
give up nanny-goat winch Amos Applegate of Mel
pomene street, swears was stolen from him on the
Iota inst Gafe ilAeo .sEo}4e 9TH
EG"aiu oaausiinessJ gaE wlle were dismissed from
Emma smith Was lined SO for being hard nnon
Mary smith. of Basin street,
PAT Kelly for ratfina drunk with a eirnrslot in
his n0cl;et'' was fined s25, VIM. Parker aji9s VIM
Hatfnn for iIIpstratinT tIn manly art mon hoti,
Tanes Kennedy and lanes carroll was fnad sin
Michael Wofh3mer was gent To the Insane Seyinr1
to have his Wits restored, If possibe. Mt CIeIland
was fined IS for drunken disturbance Of the neace
John Kane for n violent assault TInOn Thomas
Caughln on Front Leyee street was required to pay
so or go 10 tne WORK, House.