New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-26

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quite hot. We have hest, dust and mosquitoes, In
very decent summer quantities.
THE Cry RAILEoADs.-The public are delighted
to see that an actual beginning has been made in
this important and much-needed enterprise. Stone
cutters have commenced chiseIing the grooves for
the rails, in the granite blocks Canal street It
is tedious and slow work stfl the people are
properly pleased to see it begun.
FREE DIsrEssARy. The following il the report
Of the New Orleans School Of Medicine, ON Com
mon street, opposite the Charity Hospital:
Saturday, May IL. Patients treated . ....... u
wSssissd wesnesday . =. 4 ............ ........ e e
r,...a p.s,ls..,, ............a,'H
Whole number sFeased. ...........aaes
EoBBE1y AND REcovEEy or FALUABLg PAPEas.-
Mr. Wyett Moye, an old gentleman, and planter,
who came to the city for plantation supplies was
walking along Chartres street on Thursday night,
when he was met by drunken woman who seized
him by his coat Sleeve tore the sleeve and knocked
| his hat of. Kidding himself Of the woman and
picking mp his hat, the old man went away, but
had not gone far when he missed from his breast
pocket package Of valuable papers, worth not
less than $4,000. Shortly after the renconnter,
the woman, whose name is Margaret Hnbbins, was
arrested by officer Miller for being drunk on the
street. Soon after this Mr.. Moye, in great distress
a1 thc ioas OF ny papers, s'arlea y dass. n tne
police, and meeting Miller, stated bis belief that he
had been robbed by q drunken woman, whom he
described as nearly as possible. The officer, be-
ma, 'ns -. 4.
n','su NV w a..s,i .sr i, ~
1 - III ss,aa. ~.
saa,.,,ad lor ana found f,,e ,,act,aoa If va,uata
,arara copcea,ea ON her nerson. The old man
was so prateful that he opened his pocketbook
and ransrons,v rewarded sf;I,er with $tef1 IN tre
snot Yesterday Recorder Remit sent tf,e woman
q tbe Work House for six months.
p,.,., o., s,,na.v o,,o,,;,,. s,a i
nil antor;o porle s.ea cc,ored vo,,,,, ,vos
sbot and Is arions ,,arts - ;s nod, e,
.nothar f,ee ce,orsd * =, M, ps,i,
,o;ne wbo bas avay s;nca eyadoa arra.t n . "A
| not believed that Boulie was dangerously wounded
as he was afterward able to make his afidayit be-
| fore Recorder Long Yesterday, Coroner Beach
received word, for the first time that Bouiie was
| dead and buried lie having died about q week
| ago. and been buried upon certificate which DR.
d'Aouin furnished, after holding a post.mortem ex
animation with the aid of other physicians. VIZ
have not heard why this thing was not communi
| Gated to the Coroner sooner II viii be tedious
ana difficult piece Of business for him to invest
| igate
srsp1croIrs Boy.-Ramor Garcia. a lad of fifteen
was vesterdav before Recorder Remit ON thf
charge sf having entered Jalberts Billiard Saloon
corner of al Lonis and Royai streets. with inten,
to steal something. He was sent to prison, to bt
examined on the 2sth.
ton NJ y. ~ sto,,, =, l,,,r.
uay evening, alu Was oauiy hull py wheei pisss
ing over MN. estefday, al chaf1'y hospitai, NJ
died.
i David Duffy ON Thursday fell from an uppe
~ CO. 8. sIs
WINDOW % .I'e ohlleu n'a'es Soheenouss' q Sss
Leyee street, opposite the new Custom House.
was taken to Charity Hospital, where yesterday h
aied A snile N ssome other sharp obstacle ha
entered ms sde.
a OrurR Acc1pENTs-A German named Karl Cs
,a1 ,,ostor,o, al r,ttad = f,har;tv Ios,,;,,
y, @as yssse.1as aus ~ ~. s
with bullet wound IN ms thlgh, received somt
where in the vicinity of ST. Mary's market. II
E, said 1t was accidental but declined giving the pal
Il 4.a..,.a
'io,lle,s
II u. Brewer, COOK OF tne DARK saxon, iylng
Post "a, First District, was yesterday admitted t
4 the Hosnital. badlv bruised. Ha fell through
+ ,a..h...s., .,i;,.4 a,,sn;r,. !, ,,h;,,rnss =
haschWay 9hiis' on's'ns q sA'eAen'
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT. fudge Price.-An i'm
nortant and interesting suit has been entered
this Co,rt Inv the Merelants. Mntnal Insnranc
lli's ooos1 ~ 80 ~ n. M 4 's !,
Company, claiming damages Oh S33,9uu from IN
Commercial Bank Cor Water works Company an
tba eitv II, sol;5o for insurance Inst bv the lat
.As e'..' ~ - M, :,
great hfe IN the ln'rd plsifiet, III consequence
the scarcity or total absence Of water on that Q,
| casiop, As the matter interests the whole pubI
,,,o ,,nbs, ,la ,,et;t;on II fn,l ].
w pupi''ii ''''n 'ie pee'sioii - 80 80
TO the Honorable The Judge Of the
fearsh District Court q New oEieans Z
The petition OF the Merchants Mutual lnsuranc
Company, corporation duly established in Me-
Orleans, respectfully shows:
. That in the month of April 1888, the Legislator
Of Louisiana incorporated the Commercial Bank q
/ New Orleans, setting forth in the preamble tina
the chief object Of the said Company. or Bank
was to be the conveying OF water from the river
lin the city Of New Orleans and its fauhourgs, an
into the houses OF its inhabitants, and that tn
said object Will greatly contribute 70 the securit
of the said city rom lire, ana to the health an
convenience OF the lnhabifants, ana the agrlcul
tural and commercial interests Of TINS state may
greatly promoted py extending TO SAID oompan.
the privileges required
mat IN consequence oi saidsoenehcial enects :
be produced, the Corporation was, by section 4tf
) named the Commercial Bank Of New Orleans, an
had corporate powers gwen them, :. SO iar as wa
necessary to carry into complete effect the objee
OF this charter, which IS declared TO he the furnish