The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-18

,ooght the recorder to liberate her husband, upon
whom they were dependent for bread.
"who is your husband?" said the recorder
good nsturediy.
Thomas = is his name sir" was the reply.
"Wbat kind of looking man, ,"
"a long, tall man. with no beard"
81 don't recollect him" answered the judge,
why do you look for husband who leaves you
| In this predcamenty'
| Because he must support my children, or I'll
| leave them in your care, judge.'
"Here you'd better go home," interrupted
| voice from within the dock where prisoners are
locked up in the court room, and the recorder
| turned TO look.
There he is now, judge" said the wife, point.
| ing toward the quite respectable looking man be-
hind the grating; please let him 60"
"Well. let him pay two dollars and half me
| TO the clerk release him"
"But," answered the weeping woman, "I
bsvnt cent in the world; we havn't broken
bread TO day."
What then am to do y"replied the recorder,
"your husband has richly deserved heavier
| penalty"
| S.sI don't know, sir ~ she answered. "but IL he
| does not come home to his family with me,
must leave my children here with you and go to
seek some employment II you prevent my leav'
ing them here Ill bring them and leave them
where you live. At all events must have my
| husband or abandon the children
The Judge naturally Dd1g p2aps psas1 N
| imposed upon him. concluded to temper justice
| with mercy and ordered the husbands release.
MAYOR CONWAY last evening transmitted to the
| counen 'le ioly","s pIsa 49, ava;ast
the city for losses alleged to have been sustained
| during the recent disturbances, viz:
| To the Honorable ths Common Council:
IenaemeY-Herewithi is transmitted the demand
| Oh A. beiot, togetneI WIN cersein oooumeu's
| from Il. flllenl, bis attorney, charming from tne
| city of New Orleans twenty-six thousand eight
hundred ana seventy-tnree oohars aauiages ior
the destruction OF mercnanose ana iotniture on
the 10Th october, 1905, py MOD OF riosous as
sembiage." -
Also demand through tneir attorney, n, rh'
leui, OF jules Lanapere Ior Iour .noussnu aonas, ,
sno vi .ictor DeiotioI s"eise nuuu.oe eIr rs,
dollars damages for personal property alleged 70
have been " carried away ana destroyed py . mop
or riotous assemolage on the same nignt;
These oemanos pemg maue upou .ae cny
through me, as its representative: makes II my
Da,y .D sSesesr OF he respectivs SUMS
/. Remuneration in such cases is predicated
annie m nrotect the property of its citizens ap-
nointed nv the mayor and paid with the approval
| ~ the cannciI Sncb is not the case now The
Legislature in adopting and Governor Warmoth,
in spproyjpe the metropolitan police BILL deliber-
| ateIy depriyed the city of any power to protect
| either Efe limb OF property. The whole power
of keeping the peace and protecting citizens IN
the enjoyment Oh tneir Ilgn!s was, oy .h's a1.'
vested IN bosro OF commissioners "no, in Moia
uon OF the wiz OF ,ne corPo1a 1auon anu mt.oos w
delerence ei.her " .ne viii vl .nn lisne ns al vi
taxpayers. assume 10 supply tne piace Vi 'ue
| former ponce iorce; his SIMPLY plepos'eious W W
hold the city autnoriues, po"eriess as ney arc, W
an account for the acts OF rioters wnen IL was I'm
possible lor tDe mayor 20 .sAe neeoI ~ sePs P;,. io
the preservation OF properly; IL woulu De plner
Ing the CITY treasury 10 take from IL one ooiiar uh
Ger such clrcumsts noes. A.
q BY reference 70 ,ns assessmeo' Ioas .oa ' w.
city Il VIII De lonnd that a; beio. renue.ea pu'
Tour nunoreo uohsis capi.a snu noney As iato,
est ior the year looo. NO Iurh.ure, nor oener
valuable STOCK IN tlaoe was relurneu as 'no SUI
Ject Of taxauon. by wnsI remaIkaoie PROCESS 10
pow SUMS up ca.slogue s smoun"s Dtnown ,o 50
SUN WHICH ne oiA4niS ioi o"""eo'' - W
me.
1 hereiore, Ia laying tns Incloseu u9oulnones %
before yoa, peg 10 Suggest tnst De,ol, Lsnaoels s
ana all others VINO cons,uer 'nemsess i ;. Gu
~ a - ~ f.aa Tran, ghsnca the nne,ro
nol,sn h,,I emsnated for such remedy or remedies
As they can obtain. Very respectfully. ETC.,
JNo. K. CONWAY, Mayor.
- u. n;.5
IN 1Hh wv !" AM, An s .t SosS So ns,ror 60,
against capt. Cain. superintendent Of police, the
argument was made yesterday by Messrs Ogden
and Phillips for Diamond, aud Hawkins aud
Filleul for the defendant The court took the case
under advisement.
r.. Ev.,,v.r,oU of Caetono Estevano alias
c.nie - Ssonans o., ,ha ,nn,dar Of Misc IaviIIa
~ onaS nrISSsns street came nm yesterday before Re-
co,Sor CastineI of the Second District Two
49, 80 TIED as accessor;es Demo and Toby.
~ Css,ensnos snneared "a counsel for the two
Ia,,ar Mr Hnobes for Stevens and the State was
.a.,as.e,sd hy NJ Howard
ny. ,est;,,o,v VAS the same es that taken he
| to- Coroner villa at the time Of the unfortu.
10 ocon,rsncs Sergeant lone testitied that
~ S,anena S;d the k;lIing II was Accidental and
d II o,e ,nS;st stavans Was sbooting At Demo.
| uuapPS1n. .u,ieaS 80 c,avons being a 6nist hard
i,,s nc o 80 ;.oea,s;va man has known him
s,.aa ~ as hoy
sSe n seD, 70 r,;son IN await his trja, for
.ss, hators Sbs Fi,st District Conrt Dsno and
, Teha 80 SscbsrgsJ from the accusation Of
~! 80, acoassor;ss b,t vera bald as wit
} nsxns u D''N Wv
"'s go usro,,,on cbsroed with stabbinp Demo Al
, | AZ .;,,a ~ the occnrrsnce and Cameo owner o
we We .uee ge honss cSsrosd With keening a disor
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