New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13


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CHARITY HosPIrAL,-The following is the report
of this institution for the week ending last evening at
o'clock:
Admitted 2S9
DedS2 Of yellow fever. y
Remaining
The great bulk of the above 80 deaths by fever oc
CURED in the early part Of the week. The next
weekly report, We think will show the death Of the
fever itself
RoGUEs PHoToGRAPHED.-The City Council bav-
ing refused, (and very iDjudiciousy we think), to
allow small appropriation to the Chief Of Police for
the purpose of taking the Photographic kenesses of
dangerous and suspicious characters when caught,
that gentleman on Thursday evening had the pictures
of two pckpockets taken at bis own private expense
two fancy gentlemen in their line, travelling under
the names Of Jim Morrison and Jim Webster They put
on all the airs with which birds Of that class attempt
to gull the small ones and Indignantly refused to sit
for their pictures Mr. Adams then had them hand
cufed, and threatened to march them around among
the hotels and coeehouses and proclaimed thieves
unless they consented to have their faces taken. They
very naturally preferred the sitting to the march and
elegant keHesses OF them were obtained. After that
they were dismissed, upon condition of leaving the
city within twenty-four hours and not returning.
When we consider how useful to the police, every
where, the pictures Of travelling rogues must be- and
how common the taking of such pictures is by the
police of other cities, we think it hard that our Chief
Of Police cannot have equal advantage, and be able
to send to his confreres in other cities pictures of
New Orleans rogues or rUgues caught in New o.
- o' 'e o'u'es WHICH ne receives from
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- ~ - ''o'u q test AuoF MneiS
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lu' "u picture. VI nausoLle men, 1t Is true'
So ""9 "'uu'" VI 'no" -ii9ne III Vue
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tiooI ,.o,aro A., .ny
r,,n,o.z a, o.u
o mt rosst Mr. w waI, ~ ~, s'io"su tusy
the city must be numbered into SO many thousand
sections of "a feet think it would be well for the
public convenience and well for regularity's sake
also, to contract with somebody to go around and
take down the old numbers that being, as Mr.. Walsh
says, no part of his contract
The TrNERANrs.-With the swell of the winter,
excitement comes as usual the rush of the inerants
Chief among them, so far, are two bows. one ahont
sixteen wears old and the other about six who ar,
treating the town to special course Of accordion
The bigger boy handles the instrument in mos
mastery manner, and at the same time whistles ID
Swiss warbler Whilst he plays the little one zoe,
about raking the spectators for the picayunes The,
are making money fast, for they please everybody
and we have no doubt will make bushel before tb,
winter is over. The fancy Canadian squaw is also OF
hand again. with new and magnificent display 0
1,'si'io' w, A'ss' eS'' ine nieahcholS
li'" WIN tne mi'e'napliiei'ns naclIne Is sun OF
l'lu iu..9'louS ''''u aS ever lit
10 s,e oiy olo VI so ou'los,S snetan's VINO @ea
'nO p's' s"''u'p' 1ipst.'"S ~ 'ne street
%a,;a lllag,i,-o a.. a5 Tue ePl
l,ss 'ais0 - - - u presumption owe
u.l 'lie cut,anGcoleasa lelIoe's ol ms prIlllan
cordngIy.
4. AoolDANIS--a t,oma" 1"f"eo'-Maly ann Mar
~ oo q 1le IIsli' s'9ye'oou residing al no. 81
e,u,uG S'iee.' was g"uy pulleu ~ ABOUT hapas
osIou suSN 9esse'oay iioiliiHs sue was asleeI
H. t, e ntse ooen II
l,l'9. 1sIe was d lIe III 'lo foon Vne bed caugh