New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
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THE WEATHER.-Y esterday was all sorts OF an i'm
provement Sunday The sky clear as a pair Of
Semmons Brazilian pebble spectaces sun as bright
maiden's when looking of those ouuced silks
iu Holmes windows Canal Consequently all nature
appeared the best advantage Of the city was
pretty and agreeable look upon painted panorama
We hope the weather will continue much fear II WON'T
MoRrUARY-The interments in all the cemeteries
last week numbered 99 Onethird were of children
less than old whilst woboth of them women
ceIenaans One loo years old and the other no
U. s. DISTRICT COURT Co,7ection.-In speaking
of the Gaines YESTERDAY perpetrated the worst blum
der of which have been guilty many day. We stated
that Mr. Bonford ill., strother would make the
final speech for the prosecution in that genomans place SO
far from Mr. Bonford being Ill he better health
better prepared to make powerful legal argument and
far from Dr. sOther speaking in his place Doctor never
made speech in his life and would not have spoken cou
under circumstances We that should been
led into such which owing partly confused
memorandum handed by FRIEND partly to the haste
with which wrote the memorandum out.
The Court did not yesterday Judge McCaeb being the
ILL., 1t is expected however, that he will hand to-
day in which event. Mr. Donlord will his argument and
probably the last in the which such mense
issues and which has occupied for many years
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.-Judge Hunt opened his
court and regularly to business the ho
The Grand Jury submitted their quarterly repor-a lengthy
doenment-and were discharged
The new Grand jury was sworn in, and discharged till Fri
day The following are the members Ed Male, foreman O.
= Horton, " n Dunning, y r. Relf, q. W. Roper j.
Hughes G. +. Porter A. Hamilton Geo A. Vaudeville II q
Setson, Alex Bagget L = Maxent W. j. Patterson j. A.
Slack, F. B Parkinson and Charles Cavaroc.
Adam Wild sentenced to three days Imprisonment for
sault and battery
number petty charges having died DEATH wero
dismissed by nolie proseqi.
The petit Initiated into business by irving
Robert Farm Noel Yllars and Christian Chandler for as
sauls and batteries They found all of them guilty and recon-
mended Chan Ter 10 mercy.
j. OHla failing appear for assault and battery
his bond $500 declared forfeited
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-Assistqnt Recorder
Harrison presding-The regro boy Jim, belonging 10 Mr.
pair pants from LEIGHTON Barbos store on
evening and attempted to stab Mr. Leightons
who detected the theft and pursued him. committed
for trial in the First Justce's Court.
VIM West arragued charge Of having forgotten e
return an opera glass valued at 50 which he had
nights from the who the lobby Of
GRiety theaer. Case fixed for the 22d
Frederick Hughes arragned charge
h0ited Mrs May Tate at her residence
Adeine streets, Sunday of the striking her
her removal to the Circus Street Hospital where she sl lies
second brick struck her IN the head The
| TO prison, to be examined on the 22d.
RECORDER FABBE's CoURT.-Assisfdnt Recorde,
Holland presidiRg.-Justo Morton yesterday pri
await examination change having No % Char
tres street. about five weeks since stolen from the Of smoI
Frank Of which he is partner piece q black CLOTH valued
at IS, and two pieces Of silk valued AT $500
issued for the search Of his premises.
Ann Stlman Mary ST. Clair, and Eliza Horn, charged viii,
having assaulted Emma Kirk with with in
tent held 10 bail In $50 EACH to appear for examination
I when no lied.
Charles eelere charged with perng fancy goods from hi
employer Jean the Of ChRrres BienV
streets. prison, he examined with Eo plhe
yorihs, similarly charged.