New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-18
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YESTERDAY was cool, bot very bright and love
able day In consequence the city wore its pleasant
est aspect the marts Of heavy business and the shop
ping avenues and promensdes being glntted and
gorged with bustling humanity. At night st. Charles
street-but why should we talk! Want everybody
in town there, to see what it was?
TIE MoErUARY Returns to the Board of Health.
for the past week, show the city mortality 70 have
been 1o7. Consumption claimed % 4 died by burn
ing and Of the whole number, ~ were children les
than year old. 8
MRS. MURPHY's MILLINERY SHOP, on Chartres
street. between ST. Philip and Ursunes, was burnt 1t
about six o'clock on Sunday evening. The damage
done to the building was triafng. Mrs Murphy and
her husband were subsequently arrested suspicion
OF having themselves started the fire, and yesterday
Recorder Wilt sent them to prison. IS
TIE NECESSITY OF AN ExrRADIrIoN Law between
the United States and Mexico has just been strongly
illustrated. Special officer Smith Isard on Sunday
arrested fancy and fast looking young man, =
Frenchman, who answered the description Of one Of
three men who recently absconded from Vera Cruz
with some $4,000 or 1000 worth Of dimonds, stolen
from jeweler in that city; information Of the rob
berry having been lodged with the Chief Of Police by
friends Of the robbed house, resident in this city.
When the young man was arrested, he willingly
and without hesitation, admitted himself to be
one Of the robbers, and politely informed the Chief
that it was out of his power to do anything with him.
The Chief however, kept him in custody, determined
to see what could be done before liberating him. He
asked Recorder Summera for warrant for the search
Of the young mans reom and Effects having reason
to believe that the great bulk Of the stolen diamonds
were in his possession There being no law to author
ize the molestation of any one for any crime COM
mitted in Mexico, the Recorder declined issuing .
warrant or having anything to do with the matter.
Yesterday the Chief called upon the parties who gave
information OF the robbery and desired to know il
they would assume the responsibility OF anything he
m'gns 40 10 recovering ana restoring tne stolen
DIAMONDS. ine parties deciined taxing any part oi
me lespons,olllly n tne case Ihe Cnei tnereupon
went ana hDerated tne young man, and dismissed all
iurtner consideration q tne master.
i TIE BURGLARS continue their prospectings fol
gold The store OF s. DeVisser Co., Havana i'm
porters, No. "a Magazine street. was entered or
Saturday night, by means Of false keys. desk WA
broken open, but nothing found The safe was tried
but to purpose. 1t would have paid the robbers hai
they succeeded, for it contained about $500. Tht
entrance was effected under cover Of the darkness
the street lamps not being lit at the time. The place
was specially watched by the police the remainder
. that night and Sunday night.
Yesterday morning at o'clock, man was arrested
whilst attempting to effect an entrance into store
the corner of Royal and Bienyille streets. he CAV
his name as Jean Roch. "a t...,...-s.,-.l. ,..-s,
Dr. HINES, celebrated for his notoriety. in and on
Of louisiana and particularly with regard to his ez
periences in the State Manual Labor School, at Bato
q Rouge has honored New Orleans with another visi
He arrived day or two since, and was at once mad
the ctys guest-the city's Chief Of Police, Colon
Adams, politely taking charge of him, and refusing
: permit him to go about town, lest he should me-
n with bad company and pave the way for another tr
to Baton Rouge. ..55.
Yesterday the Chief politely escorted the old ms
around to Clarks where he coaxed him to sit for
photograph. The Chief begged himu OF to suppo
n that he wished the picture as a crownng feature
bis rogues gallery but to believe that it was pu
compliment, dictated BY the warmest emotions
= friendship, and desire to retain fitting souvenir
SO distinguished visitor. After the picture VI
taken and deposited BY the Chief in the breast pock
OF MS coat Immediately over his heart, and Will
taxing an anecuonate leave Of the old man-givll
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; smeeHy W Ais oreass inuehpiy impressed upon %
heart. Wherever go, sir shall cherish the ivelie
recoections of your kindness and as am mo-
4 travelling CORRESPONDENT Of the Charleston - an
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"A enBaseu ~ preparing pooh VI Ine suDIect ot
vving the African slave trade, shall take the grea
est pleasure at the earliest opportunity in mirrorin
forth nopr bosn;to,;t;o opa ,o, NAV, ,;,,,. =, A.
y'u' anu 'out nanS ''i'ue' " u
: world.
r With which they shook hands, and the venerab
penitentiary bird mizzed for parts unknown.
e PAUL MuNRoE, a boy in the House of Refuge. ",
oaoiy Gu. WIN . 1noel,akers hnl'e las. evening"
George FRANK, one OF ms fellow inmates. lie WI
y wounded in his leg and back Frank, who is on
n eleven wears old, and an uucommonly vicious bo