New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-08
NUMBER 235.
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thermometer changed, in less than five hours, 80
degrees Fahrenheit-that is, from 76 to 20, and at
a later period il decreased one extra degree
John Frost made his appearance yesterday, and
the thermometer ranged, during the morning to |
midday, from 30 to 301 degrees. Towards last |
evening the cold partially increased but to what |
extent we cannot state by figures.
Overcoats and pink noses were generally worn, |
fires and warm deeoctions were in much demand, |
and furs and phy4ical force predominated.
IsoUEsr.-Ye Yesterday, Deputy Coroner Soraparu
held an inquest On the body Of Mrs. Carroll, aged
35 years, a native of Pittsburg, found dead in |
house on Girod street. near Tchouptonlas Verdict, I
death from intemperance.
FINE FEATHERS DoN'T ALWAYS MAKE FINE |
BIEDs.-No indeed, Mr.. Charles Vincent. Mr.. |
Charles Vincent is gentleman of elegant leisure,
deyotee at tho temple Of Fashion; that is the |
temple where Stultz paid tribute-where beau
Brummel paid less; and, alas, where Count Dor |
say paid too much Mr. Vincent, like Swipes, loves
clothes, and believes in these days of appearances
that clothes create confidence SO Mr. V. walked |
into the First District lookup day before yesterday
afternoon, in the most grandoquent manner, his |
person redolent Of endless ottoes, and demanded
the release of one Charles Bonfanti, (whose case
we give elsewhere 'Bonfant,' said Mr.. Vincent, |
awas tho frena of ,n;no rnc,a ,n5 mine ,ncle i.
my friend. and INV nncle is the richest man in New
| York citv. he h1rns all If the Fifth Avenue and
the hest mart of Broadway and soon will, nnrcbase
Manhattan Island and the State Of New Jersey, and
am next to my uncle in wealth, and have recently
bought out the estate of JohnJacob Astor, Stephen
Gerard, and am on my way to purchase that of the
Rothschlds - "Ah indeed ,said the quiet ex-
pressoned and polite clerk .sYes sir,'' exclaimed
Lord Vincent flor he worked himself into lordly
air in two minutes. y and want to give $4,000
bonds for the release and appearance of nv uncles
friend, Chas Bonfanti, Esq., Cant be done SIR
said the clerk go to the Mayor the Chief of Po-
lice or the Recorder, sir.'' But Lord Vincent
thought better and went to the St. Charles Hotel,
and without tie fear of meeting " Bombastes face
to face did certain boots displace," for which he
was arraigned before Recorder Monroe yesterday
on charge Of larceny Oh Vincent Vincent, how
soon thy mightiness has fallen, and the $4,000
found to be $50 and cigars, your only worldly
possessions and powers to purchase all Chrsten-
dom ana hnoqe ls'aha oh ihceh'' IN nephew Oh
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ert Madison, VINO mas been IN prison since 9th July
on charge oi aiegeu burglary, was yesterday
dismissed, wiser ana perhaps oettef man, by
the First DISTRICT court
A BRACE Or BIRps.-Henry Wolfkald and Joe
Cortez, q charming brace of birds,'' whose des
tiny is featherng and an application of tar at ne
distant period, were arragned yesterday befor,
Assistant Recorder Monroe on charge of assault
and battery and robbery; that is to say, they en-
= tered the Fulton Exchange on the 4th instant, be
tween the hours OF ana ~ a. NJ ana one 0
them Joe, seized MIR. James 1ipson Dy the 'hfoat
and the other, Henry, rlned Mr. u s. pochets aht
took theretrom three dollars IN silver. ms iega
money, and 1or such conaus1 the pHds gave
bail in $1,000 each to answer said charge on tht
= l4th December.
! Mrs. Dunn DONE PIpER.-Yes, indeed, she did
- and Mr.. W. Piper of 2l5 Dryades street, asserted
. the same in the character of charge of assault
and battery before First District Recorders Cour
. yesterday, and the Recorder "fxed' the case TO
further trial on the 18th instant.
t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shouel an eNtremel.
: ordinary gill win very pretty gwen OF aaopte'
l. name; Catherlhe lager father yagerisi giri Il
her dptonao, with sardonc smile ana ceesuali.
: inclined nose; Sophia Harper, young lady, no
II lOVely Hor nusiod, put Wiui al eye-ne ieit eye-
to dollars of the true metal; and Augustine Lin
If bert, pert, consequential noAe me tagere sort
e somebody, were before Recorder Wiltz, on til
chafge Vi nov peine ovei ieheious VI Peaeeiui
n lne neighpofnoeu ol e'' Louis anu heVee sereee
r, Inc hrst oi these ueleo'apic oteu'otes was lhe
N 80 'he seoon"' 'n,u anu "eie SEM "
pe'eer mouse .i'ah .ie oiie taey s"oa'e.,' = .. I'll
"ofhhouse' "ileie 'iiee ,ion.''s " eaon Vi tne'
le Will te"ch 'ieiii 'essoi 'ios Aa'e Wv " ieaih
tn NAPOLEON AND GEORGE THE fouRTH.-Not I'll
n Emperor Of France, or the great gentleman Kin
of England, by any means do we alludesto, but
at the Napoleon Underwood, an oyer-bearded felloy
III and George Griffin the fourth son in his fa1n
a,1 b.u,.1 NJ, hoforo pocorde
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" SIR CHARLES BoNFANTT.-This gentleman, wit
" proclivty for insulting quiet persons in the di
charge of their duty, did attack, by tongue, one
- the employees of the Phoenix House, and said en-
ploy6 did mark Sir Charles habiliments with
delicate little carving knife, and for all OF whie
i Recorder Monroe ordered his knighthood to !