New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-06

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down and suddenly like wted cabbage than
| two minutes, Timber a dish-rsg
At this unexpected upshot OF matters the natives
grew vastly excited and Of the more heligerent
threatened blood and wounds death and destruction
Mons Petin and all concerned The police opportuuely
on the spot prevented boolshed and general kicking
up of dust Some of the visitors were content to take
back their money but very large and influential party
for having right to the caravan any how They
crowded around the gates in immense numbers kicked
up generally and listened to speeches from i'm
proyisng who threw their wory indignation by
the shovel full named Arroyo ex-polieeman par
tcpating in the excitepent drew knife and slashei
about promiscuously He taken OF by order of
the polite attentive Chief of Police and furnished
with private lodgings at the public expense where he will
have leisure to cool Finally everything cooled down
| after the manner Of q roasted potato
Mons petn promises to renew his experiment in few
days
| ACCIDENT on THE JEFFERSON AND LAKE P0NT-
| cHAETRAIS RAuBoAp-One Nan KiAef anil -Four Ohsrs
| JIioindi About o'clock Saturday night as the
train was coming up to Carroton and when ar the
Meairie Ridge by the breaking Of the point Of switch
the locomotive took the left hand track carr ing the
tender with it. while the passenger train went to the
rghtthe fore wheels Of the foremost going upon the
left and the hinder wheels the right hand track This
caused the first ba wrenched of from the tender
the latter OF wEc with the locomotive went in their
proper The train being under full headway
on about hundred yard further where it encountered
labor car which it struck with Tremendous force,
smashing both it aud The first passenger car completely
The balance Of the train passed several hundred feet
further The wheels of the foremost wrenCAed
| OIL and it was otherwise rendered perfect wreck
gentleman Who was standiugon the platform between
the first and second carsthe rs part of the latter hay
ing been driven iun jumping to save himself spraineI
his ankle aud otherwise injured himself severely.
At first it was supposed that seriously in
ured but cries Of distress short distance back brought
several persons to the spot where named Nicholas
Miller was picked up dead. Three other persons Were
found lying there all injured mere or less severely and
one perhaps fatally. These four all aboreTs and
were wihthe labor car carrying towards Carrolton
The right Of the Miller cut oil the
shoulder the head mashed anl the body otherwise
ged The deceased was man Of family, aud resided at
Carrollton
We understand that the accident resulted from some
defect in the switch causing it to break, aud that
blame can attach to the engineer conductor The rails
OF the track were torn up along space # many feet
There we've about tv euty 1--WE ad AMI children in the
were injured. although sorey frightened
gentleman and lady maiden a narrow escape ON the
starting OF the train they had Their seats IN the
forward car but on digestion from the y taat there
was more company IN the after ears they ny we'd further
back They had LEFT their but few minutes when
the conclusion took place and the car in which they hal
been was made total wreck. Had they lomaiued in
| have been killed
This tho third railroad accident in the last three days
in this vicinity causing three deaths If not more.
| INquEsTs. deputy Coroner Terrell on Satur-
day held inquest the body Ann Linsey aged
years, native of Germany found dead in the Charity
Hospital verdict came to her daatA BY the passage Of
the PoncLartran Railroad her body sad gcCi-
dent not being intentional
Another inquest held the body Of a prussiln
boy six years Of age. named Stephen Gottuuk who
accidentally drowned in the New Basin in couscq lenae
Of having fallen from skill Verdict Accidentally
drowned
CHARITY HosPITAIo-The report Of this instr
tuition for the week ending Saturday is follows Ad.
mtted, 2O9. discharged 2i7 died. q remaining 4y9
Of the deaths two from stroke and two from
yellow fever
FIRST DISTRICT School DIRH roRs-At the
last meeting the Board School Directors the First
District the following Visiting Committee appointed
fiatkiia Sriooi-Alessrs Matthews Moore and sewel
Ma'tiH sehgoi-Deebe, Ogden and simpson
Padding Scboot-Axson Orchard and Rub
uIactsor ScADai-Ilmore and Price
JrUeFSGH SehU8}-Jeunings. BanfOrd ami sullivan
fisk Sctoai-Maeaulty, Hahn and Kennedy,
LETTING OFF THE GAs.-Hypolite Trump. the
who employed on Friday night by Mons, Fctin
to watch his monster balloon arrested the charge
Of cutting der machine thereby letting 81 the
and causing a loss to the proprietor Of 5000. Trump
awaits hearing in the City Prison.
HABEAs CoRrrs CAsE-In the cas-, Of David
Hoffman petition PRAYING for tha custody Of hs -
FAINT daughter Missouri Ana the prayer OF the pet iou@
Saturday granted by The Fist District Court nd
the child delivered the custody It's father The
mother who wat present in coutt jstcd mp her voice
and cried aloud
SEeoSD DSrRIeT CouRT-Jufee Lee-Pont-
chartran Railroad CO the New Orleans and Croltnn
Railroad Goa suit has been instituted in this court by
and between the above named parties for the recovery Of
damages.
plaintiffs aprp that their charter granted in 30 gives
them the exclusive right and privilege Of constructing
railroad from New Orleans to Lake PCntchartran BY an
amendment to their charter passed in 1888, all other
companies and corporations prohibited from making
railroad from the city to the LAKE for period Of thirty
five years from the ID Of April 1855 1t is urged that the
exclusive privilege of plaintiffs recognized
rmed BY the decision If the Supreme Court ia the
of the Foutehartrain Railroad Company against the or
bans Navigation Company The petition also alleges that
the lafayette and Lake Pontcharran Railroad Company
has combined with the New Orleans and Garrolltoa Rail-
road Company 70 infringe the rights granted ID plaintiff
ana BY them JOINT acts IL conveying passengers art
freight lave permanently damaged the property ami
harbcr Of plaintiffs damages 1T the Kate Of sos pcs
month gre claimed aud plaintiff ash that the rival com
paues he pcrnaually eBj9nel no. to use conduct "-
railroad from New Orleans to the Lake and foe
general relief, eLc
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr- Sc,aeaced Edward
Biebe convicted Of having prepared and placed comb0s
bis mat rails in January 1852 for the purpose Of bnru
ing house in the Taird bi.trict. wa saturday
sentenced BY Judge Larua TO ten years Imprisonment a.
hard laber in the Penjtantiury man named Bertrand
pelangt Wa jointly Indicted with lticbl but he d'eI IN
the Parish Prison about four months ago and BET RE i
tria-thus ecains TIE gnomny Of the Peuitentiary by
oblivion Of the grave.
MURDER THhL-The jury in the case Of
Daniel Nolan indicted Tor the murder Of Bernard Ez-
patrick, vas discharged by the Court after having
remained locked up ogiy-tSo hours 1t is understood
that eleven Of the jurors in favor Of verdict %.
guilty and one Ter an aeluita.
STEAMBOAT RoRBrRY Three colcrcd in,ii-
yidusls named Bin Davis Joe Jones aud Ben lwards
are under arrest il the FhTl district charged with hay
ing stolen from The steamboat Red RIVER SG00 the prop
erty Of Major John Glove. Davis had. when arrested
$50 70 and II gold watch
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in an Indiana paper, the Plymouth Banner,
We find the following advertisement;
LosT-A small lady watch with white face
also tgo iIplV laflips' work. boxpa 4