New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIATION.-The foI-
owing is the report Of the Relief Committee of the
Young Mems Christian Assnciatinn:

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Discharged cured yeiioy since last report. III
Died Of yellow fever o.''' '''s1sss " ..... s
other diseases ,...,.
Gases Of destitute suffering relieved ....,.. 20
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DESERTED BRIDE-Latey new married couple
came to this city from st. Louis, and put up at
| welkuOwn hotel on Camp street. They we're young
and stylish, and as interesting and happy pair, to
all appearance any sympathizer could wish to see.
| The next day after their arrival the husband went
out without saying anything to his bride and stad
away till next day He excused himself good-hu-
moredly when he returned, saying he had been out
Of town to see relative and had been unexpectedly
detained. That same day he told her he was going
out to see his relative again, and left. She never
afterwards heard OF him. The most industrious in
/ qairies we're made in all quarters by sympathzing
persons, but to no purpose What made the disap-
pearance 80 strange was the fact, as certified to BY
the wife that there had not been shadow Of trouble
Of any kind between her husband and herself, and
that when be left be took with him no change OF
clothing orr any part of his baggage. The lady re-
manel at the hotel in the deepest grief and humila
ton, day after day, yaiuy awaiting tidings Of her
runaway husband. What little money he had be.
came exhausted, and she ran in debt for board At
last she wrote to her iamiyiu st. Louis telling her
story and asking for money. A few days since the
money came, and then she settled up her bills and
left Ior the home of her grlheod.
LESS THAN A SrEP.-The distance between the
sublime aud ridiculous, fixed by Napoleon the First
at one step, is considerably reduced sometimes. We
saw it considerably redaced yesterday in an omn-
bus At the forward end sat i lady, beautiful
Haide, in crinone, loyebonnet, beauty veil, and all
that Swinging in front of her, and not more than
six inches from her sweet face, great, thunder
ing leathertruuk of shoe, smelling strongly of a
stable hanging to great black African leg without
a sock on it, and the said leg hanging, so far as we
could judge, to some c0ttgnpress niger, or some
thing Of the kind the roof Of the bus. The lady
never seemed to notice it, but we couldn't help think
ng that it horrible to the great dirty, black,
unwashed foot outside, swinging so closely to the
angelic face inside. In that case. certainly, there
was considerably less than step between the sub
lime aud the ridiculous The omnibus men are
always trying their hands at something new. Can't
they contrive some sort of arrangement abeut their
buses, by which the feet of the heather outsiders
may not dangle in the faces of the heavenly in
siders
EXCITEMENT on CALLI0PE STREET.-Quite hustle
created on Calliope street yesterday evening A
number of boys not One over fourteen years. and the
others under years of age, caught negro boy
probably sixteen eighteen years old-in the woods
out by the jackson Railroad, and tncying he was a
runaway marched him through the streets to the
corner of Cullope aud Dryades, amidst great noise
and excitement generally. By this time, not less than
fifty boys Of all sizes, ages, and we might say com
pleXons, had sweed the list of captors all rejoicing
and bOasting Of their glorious achievement A deat
halt was made, and some men questioned the darkey
as to master, home, etc. The African scared almOs
to death essnyed to tell but couldn't; at which tht
boys sent up a terrible shout. Again, he sought tt
"splanly:' =" was goin down dar for to come obe
yonder ;''-another laugh and shout from the boy
made the welkin ring while the darkey fairly quaket
; in his rogans. At length some one came along VIII
knew the black boy, aud succeeded in rescuing him
hut not without considerable trouble. A hard set q
boys, we must say, are to be found in that neighbor
hood
RECORDER SUMMERS GoURT,-ASSiStaH Recorde
1iimroe preSjdng.- Ellen KWues, of Tchoupitoula
street, charged with assault and battery on neigh
bar Julia Riley, tailed 10 appear for examination
yesterday. In consequence, her bond was declared
forfeited.
John Mayer, alias Smith. was sent before the Firs
District Court tor stealing pony from somebody ant
selling it to Nicholas Shoumcr tor $40, on the lott
0t lUUe lust Bal $50.
Alice Steinhnrk was arraigued and held to bail II
E appear for examination the 27th inst She i
!, charged with having savagely beaten ana ktkes
Auua iamkIn Oh the l4tti inst, on Cauln street lee
tween Galeuuie aud Elat9 streets
Caroline Miller got off very cheap. She wa
charged with forcing her way into the premises q
E Mrs. Catherine Williams. on Griyer street can;
Mrs. ". all sorts Of horrible nalnes and hlntpriht
her out to light soaring her oat ot the house lack
Il ing her out, and taking possession Of s. gold nice