New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-20

give direct eatl6facuOn. In lPcC, INC young
man firmly believed that he bad been fatty
swindled. Perhaps it would be well to look
after this institution, and tack up under the
sign another, giving applicd nts fair warn
ing of what may be expected
YELLOW FEvER.-The following are the
deaths registered at the office Of Mr. Pes
sou, Recorder of Births and Deaths for the
city and parish of OrleaI g, from three
o'clock on last Saturday afternoon until
yesterday afternoon at the same hour, com
prising space of forty-eight hours:
Saturday, September H.-(iiacomo Riego,,
native of Italy, aged nineteen years. died at
No 4S Dumaine street.
Sunday, September l8.-T'homas II. Espi-
nasse, native Of Switzerland aged fifty
years. died in Main street, between Royal
and Bourbon streets.
Anna Maria FOukes. native OF Pbiladcl-
phia, aged twenty-three years, died at No.
297 Charities street.
Antonio Chimanti. native OF Italy. aged
twenty-scven years, died on st. Philip
street, between Royal and bourbon streets.
Monday, September 10 Joseph Desbit,
native Of France. aged thirty-three years,
died at 81 Hospital street.
Stefano Valenti, native OF Italy, aged
thirty-seven years, died az 3l2 Lafayette
street.
Giovanni Celia. native of Italy, one year
and six months old, died ut No. II Bar
racks street.
Diego Bruno, native of Italy, aged thirty
six years, died at No. 1876 81. Philip street.
The above shows but eli int deaths from
yellow fever, registered at the proper office,
during two days. Seven OF the above
enumerated are Europeans, only one beng
4 native OF the United States, and with one
exception they were all from the same 10
cality; that is between st. Ann and rs
planade streets. and between the river and
the Fourth street back (Dauphine street,.
This would seem to show that the disease is
not spreading.
There is slight increase of cases in the
Charity Hospital, beyond what were men-
toned in Sundays REPUBLICAN. But these
are all of the forlorn class of society, most
of them sailors, and all, SO far as We could
ascertain. foreigners, who have been but a
short time in the city.
The attendant physician does not seem to
entertain apprehensions of serious increase
of the fever. 1t might hang on for several
weeks to come, without any augmentation
of the number of patients.
There is, therefore little or no cause OF
apprehension, from present appearances.
PROMIsCUOUS SHOoTING.-The revolver
seldom echoes maliciously in the Sixth Dis
trict and reporters are tot accustomed to
look in that direction for bloody items
However, now that it is annexed TO Now
Orleans, hopes are entertained that violent
deaths will become more frequent and
stylish. Sunday evening, while James Reed
was quietly sitting in his yard, corner OF
Carsndelet and Foucher streets, three meI
approached the premises when one of then
fred several shots. two OF which struck MI
Reed in his thighs. 4 third shot wounded
a member Of the family inside the house
,Ir Reed. when questioned after the affair
refused to give the namfs OF tbs aSsallah's
Ii he is willing 10 accept his situation o'hf'
people are not.
j. Weisheimer, who hImmered fifS. Long
shores head while she fsas cowhiding Inn
for chastisinc her Young son. has made Al
affidavit against the lady for assault an'
battery Complainant is husband o! III
lady who was SO grossly insulted by De
kamp on Claiborne STREET 4 few months ago
He did not then hammer Dehamp or ever
prosecute him. Circum instances VIII ate
cases.
Some cyil-mindcd mis- creant made an ii
etfectual attempt to bul'n frame church III
Camp street, between Thaha and Frat
streets. 4 Datrolman discovered the fre II
! time to prevent a conftaSranon. ihe pihic
| inc is used for religious and pohtlca! Pun
| poses, which is probably the reason OF ID
mean attempt TO destroy 1t. II any on
| feels annoyed at the meetings held thers
COMPLAINT, if there is foundation for onf
can be made and properly investigated D
| those who have authdrity. Judge Lyme
| does not reign or rule in this community
| but if his disciple WHIP sought SO destro
| the building had been caught N the act
| nerbans he would have been compelled I
| swallow dose Of his OWN physic.
| OFFICIAL MoRTUARf REroRT.-Dr :. I
Russell, secretary OF the Board oi Health
| reports the whole number OF deaths 10
| the week ending SIN hay morning was Il
which is one more than last week. 7
| these. 3 died of apopleXy, OF consnml
| ton. | of deliriuIn trtimcns, | of diarrhe:
| of chronic diarrhea, j of dysentery, 1 G
bilious fever, 3 of congestive fever, OF pc
nicions fever, l of pud rperal fever, ] of +
mittent fever of gastric fever, : OF mai;
rial fever, ! of typhus fever, % OF yclio
fever. of fracture of the skull, OF her
orrhage Of the lungs, |. OF heart disease,
of lock-iaw, of old a &c, Of pneumonia
= OF premature birth, Ind were stllibor
OF the 80 deaths from yellow fever,
were natives Of Italy. 9 of France, )
Germany, Of the United States, OF He
land. . of Nova Scotia, and Of oth'
countries. 10 were inferred September !
3 on 18th, 10 on 18th, 10 on 18th, on ltt
8 on 18th, and 5 on thu 18th.
| BOARD OF POLICE COMMIssIONERs.-At
meeting of the Board IF Metropolitan Pole
held yesterday, Hon. p. }. Dunn presldin
all the members pIesent. the folowiI
CHARGES aoainst members Of the force we
tried as below, viz:
r Connors. first DR. cinct Charge. fail.
to answer the corpofhls call; guilty; iin'
two days pay.
H. Hanson, first precinct. charGe' fall'
10 come to a call; atliltV, hheu HNe "aA
Thomas Moran. ii st precinct. Charc
conduct unbocominy I'm officer; guilty: lin.