New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

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WEnIr Rsrosr Of The Fns Dspe,.ry of tbs
New Orleans School Of Medicine, d Cosnm at,.et
opposite the Charity Hospital:
Saturday, September a, patients ,ressed -. s >,
Wednesday September n, patients uesisd &
Treated previously. n
Total slAss7
TEE WEEKLY HkroRT OF CHARITY HcspfrAL Ses
the week ending last evening was as follows:
An%itted
Discharged
Remaining
The wounded at the Hospital, including Daniel
Berry, Francis O'Sall;TAn and Mrs Ford, wcse- get
'isgaloDg well.
ADJ BAsYDoN AND LEDyDoM will be out to-dAy, if
The weather be fair. St. Charles street will be ske
'onfectioners shop and the Ampbitheater wi,]be
Is particular jar OF sweets. The announcement Of
The first Saturday noon performance Of the season,
and by noless crowd tharf tie meaodious and mirtN
provoking Buckley Minstrels, .cannct possibly have
any other effect. We think We see the Amphitheate,,
gorgeouswith beauty, and hearthe ecssatic laughter
of the children, even as we write. The "Pet Ele.
phant" alone will doubly reverai the children for
going.
The BALE. SEASON sets in 10 night. Those who
relish the exercise Of the light fantastic toe win
have several opportunities Of pitoh4og 10 and enjoy
ing themselves. f~i
At Union Han, Fourth District. y grand fancy
dress ballis to be given by the Cosmopolitan Asso
citation.
Al Eagle HALT soiree is to he siyes by the Ne
Plus Ultra Base Bhll Club.
And at Simons Hall, Third District, . fancy dress
BAH isto given by number Of gentlenen resident in
that vicinity. 5igi
The MATCH between the Magnolia and Southern
Base Ball Clubs is to be played tomorrow afternoon,
on field on Claiborne street, Third District. The
game will begin at two O'Clock precisely.
TIE. FIRE OF Thursday evening was on Conery
street. not Prytans Conery as we reported yes.
terday The house was occupied by Mrs. Nicholson,
an estimable lady, who lost nearly all erfurnture,
and belonged to Mr.. D. Munroe.
TEE ALARM OF FIRE last evening was caused by
the burning of worthless old shanty near the corner
of Caeacaivo and Montegnt streets.
The alarm several hours later was false. s,g
MANOR SrrrH has removed Lieut.. Terrebonne, Of
the Fourth District police The removal was not as
has been freely circulated and published; for any
political reason but was account Of the Iieuten-
control the police in his CHARGE Lieut. Dryden
of the First District, is transferred to the Fourth
District, toset things to rights and Sergeant Moore
is to act as Lieutenant pro tenn Of the First District
during Drydens stay up town. The following letter
Of the Chief of Police to Lieut.. Dryden explains the
trouble in the Fourth District, which led to Lieut..
TerTebonue's dismissal: @
.-- OFFICE CHIEP OF PoLIcn
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Lieut. 7. Il. Dryden. rst Dist ict :
As much illieehag exists among the police force
of the Fourth District, which has led to great CON
fusion, and seriously impaired their efficiency am
instructed to detail you for duty temporarily in thai
district, in place Of Lieut.. Terrebonne, removed.
You will repair At once to that station and attend
strictly to the working Of your men, reporting to mi
any officer who violates the regulations, or in AM
manner disobeys your orders.
You will require from every officer the strictest at
tention to his duty.
'''p''" THRos E. ADAMS, Chief Police.
OFFICERS CLAvIER AND SEIcsHNAYpRH, OF ths
Third District, have been suspended. They wert
the officers Of the beat on which Daniel Berry wa
shot and cut by Forbes and Lockwood, and are sus
pended BY Chief Adams on charge Of gross neglect
Of duty this charge being made upon satisfactory
evidence that they might have interfered with Of
arrested Forbes and Lockwood, had they felt SO dis
posed. The suspended officers await the action o
the Mayor, who is unexpectedly absent from the city
on account Of the severe illness Of relative.
The FOLLOWING REPORT appeared on the Fourth
District police sheet yesterday morning (" Officer
Smith reports having found male child in a house
on Fourth street. near Fulton street. The child is
said to belong to Mary Ann Rener it is in state Of
putrefacton, and supposed to be dead since Tuesday
last. Child has been buried by the Street Commits.
sioner.n
The CORONER yesterday held an inquest on the
body Of an unknown white man, apparently sailor,
found in the river opposite the Third District
wharves, between Clouet and Lonisa Streets Yer.
dict found drowned.
MRS. HANNAH FLYNNE was yesterday arrested and
taken before Recoyder Witz on charge Of arson,
preferred against her by Capt. John Youennes Fire
Warden. The witnesses against her are James Wal.
ters who roomed In the house, and Mary Sparks, l
servant. The former was in the water closet in the
yard just before the fire broke out saw Mrs. Flynne
come into the yard with lighted candle take box
into the store return to the yard and look round and
then go back into the house. A few minutes after
the premises were on fire. The servants statement
embraces facts about the removal Of quantity of
goods and furniture, Mrs. Flynne telling her not to
say anything about the fire, and also seeing Mrs
Flynne up and dressed and with lighted candle in
her hand just preceding the fire. The examination
Of the case was fixed for the 4th instant, and Mrs
Fynne sent to prison.
CHARLES STARKEs, I. m. c., examined ON Thurs
day on charge of having forged certificate o
freedom, and it being shown that he had purchased
the certificate already forged, was yesterday com
mitted for trial before the First District Court unde
bail of $1,000
Thomas Eagan and Felix Donohue were sent b.
fore the same court for malicious mischief, and a.
saulting and threatening Mrs Fay, or Guy, or Zut
and smashing her furniture and resisting the polic
Peter Herman, who had hand in the rowdyism, wa
fined $40.
Thomas Clarke was sent before the same court ft
an assault upon Patrick Mcdonnell with dangerou
weapon, on Foucher street, on the Oath ult.
John Conner was sent before the same court 70
stealing sack Of coffee from out OF Beard Tourne
warehouse on Fulton street.
JACOB REDIcK, t. m. c., for keeping disorder
house and disturbing the peace, was yesterday re
qnired to pay fine Of $25 or spend two months il
prison. Richard, slave of Twichell, taken up witt
Jacob, was required to pay or take fegging.
MARGARET MCNAMARA, alias McCracken, wa
taken before Recorder Summers yesterday on charg
of having terribly misused Catherine Riley-such 3
cudgeling her with stick, pulling out lot OF he
hair, and finishing her off with q brickbat Th
savage Margaret was held for hearing ON the 9Th