New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

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o''i"s az it,s'''''@n i'.iiou '@i ttoS
p'"' "sa ''hsh 70 eae HS. DtaVrrG' ioeh-uP'
D"Ns wv ~ 'i9 9la anu oLe u is iafios' 'e eoh-
fa1 y. III sn. 9a Niaa1ie Sllees ne ~.
- - ~ MI pu' - ~ - paolS
| 'op .s "ilu 80 opYsfeo WIN piooo tll@. oilc'f
o ,tsns 1'e1 - setis mn ~ oit"iitS iios-
s+ s4, HV ''ie uoSp''ai n'S "ouhuS wefe uresseu'
th ''' oiioU Sei' "aoh 10 sne ioeA-p "i'n
" olll'ei .hiiigs Not W sano any
C,it,, " .'.o a9 IL was 'ne
yastorda,, ae+a.ns = @''I''u W aa1il
Thomas Harnev went to th. Eirst istrict 1nclo,,
and asked for i place to lie down. AZ he. was sick
The day clerk, Mr. Grace, seeing that he was
actually sick, sent him to the hospital The sick
man was refused admission and sent back to the
lookup. Having heard of the hospital mandate.
that it was the City Physicians place to attend TO
all cases of wounding or sickness at the lookup,
the officer sent for the City Physician.
| Dr. Berthelot being absent on leave, with Dir.
Drew as his substitute, and the latter being unwel
with DR.. scratchiey acting in his place, the last
named physician visited Harvey in his cell; found
nm quite SICK with fever on him; said that he
/ was SO SICK that ne ought to be in the hospital
| prescfipea LOT MN ana Tnen we were at the
lookup last mght the poor fellow, lying on the
hard boards IN dark and ehcerless cell, was in
that dlsmai place undergoing the results of the
medicine ne mad taken, when he ought to have
| been on bed in a clean and airy room.
4 Ihie9S tne olliecrs ot the ohafity Hospitai can
sliom some iesal excuse loE sucl conduct as TINS
tne "ouiiueu anu saca itoln tlelr gates, 1t
- sn' uu,y VI .he i'oafu oi commissioners 70 M
tn' ilal'ei' anu !e' 'le Puoiic h'io" the
result ol their hSesugaRoh. we never before
, no'tu VI s,on d .ii,ns' "s 'll9 turning away OF
II '4.u ron n is.''u'ioh WHICH Is
oy Nio iiioney Vi tie STATE saN On pup
ic ailuseheiits, taA On az shiPs bringing ltlmi
grants 10 the CITY, ana winch pays no tax nsett.
/ BASE BALL.--The Empire Club play their ami
versary match on Monday, at the Delachaise
Grounds. The Committee have our thanks for q
poiile iuFisa'ion " pe present.
INQUEST ON orRANGER.-Mr. Pat Duffy, day be-
| lore yesterday mad one Of MS boarders, stran-
ger, to die suddenly: and suspeetng that he had
uiea y Poisoht ne hllhseli acted as coroner, and
nii'isen ca' open anu examined the soay IN the
presenoe n luly oL las irlehas. NO contempt
""s Li'she " ea'n'i ir' cofoheF beaeh OF Alf. De-
| puy soIapatu. ~ was touhd mat death had re-
suiteu rom atlhkihs water ont OF q tub, IN which
the whisky y-glasses in neighboring coffeehouse
A nag Deen washed. Verdict, died Of bue-fugens.
". M, S'' ne 20 no" '"hea' feceiFeo 'afi-
Z 80 = ~, ~ n - ~ 4.
dog, named Stranger
n ArrFvprFn sr-,c,nps .Tosanl, ,aforc.o -, =.
rested on Thursday o;oht on Drv.deS otrea+ h.,
officer Delaney fSr attemnting IN lin bmsn1f po.
corder Emerson Yesterday sent him to nrson for
ten days. to bring him to his aenses
n A fair unfortunate named MARY coItar Irisb
took a mad punee into the river last avanino from,
a steamboat at the foot of BienyilIa streat Eo,
clothes buoved her mn and she va. roscuod cbo
had movinq tale to +o1, of sod,,c+;or ro,o.o1
years residence with her destroyer, brutal treat
ment at his hands and final deserton, She was
| +ol.on ~ ~ c.oon, n;+;4 TI
- A+7''1SV i1'0A=uP toi saie
Keeping. 5. .m=z=. .
Boy DRowSED-A lad named Lobre. twelve
vearz old fell ont If sliF ornos;to roo1rsof
- - - " " 80 opPoaite 'aShsoh
square on Ihnrsday evening and was drowned.
The body was not recovered.
A prps,c,-r,r MN rho,,,. -o,,,.,, ,,.,.
NJ 4 'SAeelS "st eN
ing had mos. faypufh arrested, Tor shooting at
him with intent to murder, at the Upper Shipping
and at the same time. he had Thos. Burns arrest
cd M, +ta obaraa of ,,L;,,,, Ii,, ~ &c -
- 80 . y ~ y :. p"a, VI p"ii.9 70
anu othef traps lhe TWO ohending Ioms VIII
face the offended Tom, to-day, before Recorder
Emerson
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~ hh'-lhefe was nothing worth mention yes
terday before Recorder Blache or Recorder Long.
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LIE MURDER OF FATHER SAFELLI.- we men'
toned few days since that an officer OF Plaque
mines parish had arrived here from New York
having in crs+od,, tho co,iord n,,;,;oo o,,,,aa
Wv oiipea
charged win pelns one oil the murderers OF the
Rev. Nicholas Savelli, at Point-a a. Hache some
time ago The nriest after heinz tabhnd 70 5eot,
,,., tou.;,1,, zi,,t:,at,, - -. ~ Nt"s
"'' - 'DAf ii'iest, sihee nis return
mas maae 10 Judge fouihonze full confession OF
his participancy in the murder The confession is
as follows;
Second .INdicdi DISTRICT Court in ana forHtG Pdt.
ISL 81. Observation-Disclosures me- Jas. Foulhouze duly
sworn and commissioned District Judge of and fel
the Second Judicial District of Louisiana person
ally came and appeared, this 9th daY Of October
T 1857, in open court, Dominique Ormea of the
parish OF Plaquenincs, who, being by me duly
sworn deposes and says:
That since long time ago John Dolise of the
| parish of Plaqnemines, had been endeavoring tc
, persuade and induce this deponent and his bro
thersinlaw, Giovanni Dolise and Etienne Dolise to