New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-30
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

INoUEsT.--An inquest was held on the body |
Of slave girl named Mary, belonging to Lachasie
Rhodes aged As years who died very suddenly at No 1866
Julia street Verdict. "Appoplexy caused by intern
FIRST DIsTRIcT.
STABB1NG. Thomas Hennon was arrested yes |
terday on charge having assaulted Patrick Holland
with pair OF large shears last Thursday at the
of Hercules and Melpomene atreets stabbed him Sc
verely the and cut him in the and neck. The
examination of the fixed for the 9th proximo
DIscHARGED--Police officer Madden, who was
arrested few days ago for assaultiug and choking John
QRaurk while he Madden duty, and also for chal
longing him out TO tight examined yesterday, and
there being evidence against him he was discharged
SENT TO THE WoRKHousE. Mary Monda and
John CowDin couple Of drunken Migrants were com
mtted the work house for thirty days each by acting
Recorder Bloomfield having been found lying drunk in
the street.
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPoN.--John
Wood charged with having committed assault with
deadly weapon on William Burns the prvious night, at
the Of Julia and Levee streets Wood was fined
$50 carrying concealed weapons and required to give
bonds to keep the peace for six months,
FNED.-John Murphy was fined $40 for fight
ing and creating q disturbance in Claiborne Market,
and Thomas Cayanaugh iued $40 for lying drunk in
te street. 49, N-
BRuTAL.--A brutal fellow named Michael
Hyde the same who severely stabbed at Pat Sui
vans in Girod street the last night Of the riots but
recovered arrested yesterday for having SO
severely injured the child Of Thomas Griffin by pressing
it across the breast that 1t not expected to live
SECOND DISTRICT.
SELLING ROTTEN Fish. Manuel Espenosa, q
fish monger arrested yesterday by order of the Com
issary Of the Fish Market Second District for selling
aston persisting to sell them after he had been
armed by the Commissary to desist He was brought
efore the Recorder plead not guilty and was required
give security for his appearance to-day to be ex-
mined
BEATING CHrID.--Charles Ansel was ex-
,nined on charge of having cruelty beaten child of
Mr. j. Jeners. The charge being backed by sufficient
evidence the accused committed to await his trial
before the Criminal Court.
soMSoLENT. Wa tchman Mcmahon was found
fast asleep on his beat in Camp street at hafpast IL
O'Clock this morning, by Recorder Summers, who TOOK
bis cap brought to the Wachhouse Shortly after
Corporal Smith came along and took Macs rattle out Of
his pocket, and deposited IL in the Guard-house
DISCHARGED. dangerous and suspicious
character named Henry Brown arrested last night
by Oacers Montague and Kelly, Of the Chiefs Special
Police having been found drunk in Coffee-house On
being brought before the Recorder there parcu
lar charge against Brown, who was released W.
\ THIRD DISTRICT.
= CHARGE OF RAPE.--Frederick Bartell surren-
dered himself to the authorities Of the Third District
- bsv,ns sttamnted 70 violate the person Of
ou &C., 49, 81 noe named Harriet
100 80 '1'
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Theresa herman Is ohaissu WIN -
mtted violent assault and battety on eophia
This occurred in the rnrd ps1Fie. wners
mania seems to predominant among the gentle" sex
T,1pcENy.--Wm, Pardoe was arrested on Old
st-.et vs,t,rday by the Third District Police
49, $3.50 ,tb st..,ino monev from j. g. Chase
ponpru nIsTRIoT
. ., thsr. vera mo arrests in this District
Of Itaords great pleasure to be thu
able to bear testimony to the morality Of the Fourth
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