New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05
NUMBER 12s.
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cotaneo0s torment, the pEckly heat M newer nnov
prevalent or severe in this city than II i u is time
TEE Board OF HEALTH publish their Official N. /
nouncement, based upon careful and thorough ipyes
tigation, that there has been no yellow fever IN he
city up to the present time. This win be gsasfyfne
to oil who have had any nervous fesn On The subject
SOMETHING ELSE ought to be done with The dead
dogs which have lately been thrown into the river u
the upper part Of the city People may not object to
having their hydrant water slightly tnctured with
distiaton Of dog but those particular people who
live along the evee in the Third District where the
csrcasses wash ashore and tester in the sun complain
bitterly and loudly. the dogs must be thrown into
the river, they should be taken out as far as the
middle Of the river at least.
Deputy CosoNER wEYsHAx yesterday held % in
quest the body Of Jules Guern native Of France,
46 years Of sge found dead At No. 10 Barracks street.
Verdict, asthma.
A FIRE broke out at about O'Clock last night, II
the bold Of the bark saragossa, lying opposite Bar
racks street, Second District Tho cargo was COM
posed Of gunny bags, hides lead and other articles
and - the nrs had the gunny bags and hides to feed
upon, and - tho bells did not ring tho alsfn till
atter O'Clock, the ship was In bad way when the
hremen got there.
efforts Of the fremen; volumes Of smoke still gush.
ing up through the matches ~ the torrents Of water
from the hand engines and the steamengine eushed
down. 1t was hard to tell which woald be under
first, the FIRE or the ship.
The Saragossa, believe, had completed her load.
ing and was to be cleared to day or tomorrow Tor
Philadelphia by Meeker. Knox & Co. she u valued
at $4,000, andlfully insured. The Captain, Foote,
and Mr. Adams of the Crescent Insurance ONCE, are
fourth part owners. The cargo, we learn, was also
fully insured. sr
The steam ire-engine raised steam on the way TO
the ship and was fully ready for action on reaching
the scene. +... 4...7...., s.555.a
THE QUARTERLY INSPECTION AND REVIEW Of the
citizen soldiery came off last evening, according TO
announcement, st Congo square. All the companies
were out and made . goodly show. The ceremony
passed of in the usual form and then the companies
separated and marched around through the principal
streets many returning to their armoris only by the
light Of the moon. L. +f5fa ff
A ScRIMMAGE took place last evening after the
review, at the Orleans Artlerys arsenal back Of the
Second District lookup. We learn that difficulty
took place between two Of the soldiers; policeman
interfered soldier, who was likewise policeman,
interfered with him, and struck him with the fat Of
his sword other police and other soldiers went in
and there was lively bit Of dance all round, with
sticks guns and swords but fortunately nobody was
cut, stuck or shot, and peace vas soon restored.
A SERIOUS DIFFIcuLrY, the merits Of which we
cannot exactly arrive at, appears to be existing
among some Of the First District police. Lieut. Dry
den and Officer Dalton yesterday arrested Officer
James Boyle, on charge Of getting up conspiracy
to kill them. In arresting him they treated him very