New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-06
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YESTERDAY was the warmest day we have ha'
this season. A summer heat brought ont the per
spiration and not few straw kats and Hnei
suits. We may add that the insectiTerous popula
ton begins to be briskIy on the wing The flies
are almost plague night-bugs Of d5sercnt kinds
Sesiege the gasgts, and the sriIl serenase Of the
mosquito sings Of the summer that Is coming, il
be not already here. The indications yesterday
were that ram was not very far Off.
PASSION wEzx-This being passion wes,s,r or
holy week, no particular business has been
transacted in the District Courts. The Catholic
Churches have been open daily, and crowds of
people of that faith daily to be seen visiting tia
churches. To-day. Good Friday, is a holiday, aad
there win in consequence be general suspension
Of court and banking business.
hi The WAsngGTos ARTrLLEEY.-C Capt Walton
drilled his company III the streets last night. The
evolutions showed finely in the bright moonlight.
The Artillerists will be all right on the 12th as they
have been on all previous occasions.
BEAR IT N MIND Mr.. Clark, the polite, amiable
and energetic e empresario Y avant-courrier,n Y or
whatever you choose to call him-tIIe q shadow
before Of the coming event Y generally known
as the Rumsey 6 Newcomb,s Campbell Minstre1s,
is to have . benefit ct the Amphitheater on Mon
day night. He is 80 well known, and so well ap-
preciated around town, that we are sure his benefit
will be a regular rouser. We have only one re-
gret; and that Is that the public at large have not
the opportunity Of knowing Clark as well as they
ought to. II his natural self could be properly put
on the stage, with Or without the agency Of burnt
cork. the patrons at large Of the Amphitheater
would take to him as fondly as they nightly do to
Rumsey, Newcomb. Duley. Rainer, Adams, and the
rest. Clark,s benefit On Monday night. va sav.
will he n hummer and a hummer. Doubt it MT !.
nor fear 1t not that we say it, thus far in advance.
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suadan,v IN roon a, 1oe rynsto,nbonsa streat IN
tbe coroniaI inonest returned n verdict. Died n,
| nneumonia.
AS to to the sudden death of Yeropika v. Tropp
German aged 81, who breathed out his life at lS2
Girod street, the jury Of inquest rendered verdict
of Died of diarrhea.r
An AWFUL ScouNpREL-We Yesterday men.
toned the arrest of one William Hughes on the
charge Of having dangerously Injured his wife. who
was far advanced in maternity. by knocking her
down and stamping upon her, in their room in tie
upper story of tenement on Poydras street, be
tween Rampant and Basin. He was Yesterday ar
raigned before Recorder Summers, and sent te
prison TO await the result, his wife being danger
ously i'll at Charity Hospital. This Hughes, it an
naars has lono been bepeariv drnnkard, who
beino near.sipbted. has been in the habit of ure
tending Ia he hind and making his little dauchte,
lead him ,about town TO beg. With the none,
tbns ohta;ned Il has heen bis habit to Get drink
ona md ,nal,reat his wife who with ,be;,
II - .;,-.ao,, ,,,rlr,, i, oot+an nclrarv
bos hooY mt to tbe severest straits to keen them
nroyidad with food ana . plaee to sleep in.
Hughes who was in he'd when visited by office,
Walgamotte, undertook to resist that officer Since
his arrest he has preserved brutal nonchalance
and seems to think it is nobodys business what h,
| has been doing.
Drcrsr,y prrcKFp-Mchael Roberts was i'm
,,r,,dent enouob n nipht or two since to visit tb
syran parmelia Pearson in her bower on Dryade
st.aat and tbonobt himself verv nrndent in h;din