New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. "A deck hand, on
board the First District ferry -boat, named
Thomas German, fell overheard yesterday just
as the boat reached the landing ON TIC Algiers
side. and was drowned. The body had not been
found
SEVERELY INJURED. About 8 clock yester-
day morning anold German woman was knocked
down and trampled on, by q runaway horse. at
the corner of Poydras and st. Charles streets.
She had . sack Of corn in her possession, which
showed her to belong to the profession Of leyee
pickers and stealers." She was severely in
jured and had to be conveyed to the hospital in
d cab FL 4
INJURED BY a FALL.--One Of the Christian
Brothers, Of the Third District Orphan Asylum,
yesterday fell from the roof of q building in
which he was having skylight made, to the
banquette below, and was seriously, if not NOR
tally. injured. The fall was caused by q slight
rain having fallen few minutes previously,
rendering the roof very slippery.
FIRST DISTRICT.
BREACH or TRUST. "A warrant was Yesterday
issued for the arrest Of Harry NJ. Hyde, on
charge Of having defrauded W. J. A. Roberts
out Of $3.50, by having q check discounted and
appropriating tho money to his own use. The
check was drawn by Bibby & Lee, payable on
the 18th inst. Mr.. Roberts AYERS that he gave
the check to Hyde on the 9th inst, with in
attractions to return it, which he has failed to
do, and which failure Mr.. r. looks upon in the
light Of breach of trust. The warrant was
returned, Hyde having left the city.
LARcENY.--Michael Carter was arrested yes
terday on q charge of having stolen five sacks
of oats from aboard the steamboat Columbus.
The oats were found in Mikey's possession. He
will be examined to-day
BRUTAL ASSAULT. Frank McShane, an Irish
man, of course, for Americans do not beat and
abuse women, was yesterday arrested for knock
ing Catherine McGarey into furnace, where
her neck and arms were badly burnt The gel
liant Pathfinder was committed to Jail to await an
examination on the Oath inst. This row oc-
CURED at the corner of Nayades and Calliope
streets, which, generally speaking, is very
quiet neighborhood.
SECOND DISTRICT
BREACH OF TRUsT.--Nicholas thinner awaits
examination before the Recorder, on charge
Of having swindled Mrs. Rosa Boulard, by whom
he had been employed as agent in the admins
tration. Of an estate, out Of $500. He was re-
CURED to give $500 security for his appearance
to answer the charge.
NAVAL OBSERVERS - William Bradley was
yesterday arrested at the request of Alphonse
Yoan, on charge Of being deserter from the
U. s. Navy He ia held for reclamation by biz
superior officer
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-George Foster was
examined and sent before the First District
Court for trial, on charge of having violently
assaulted, kicked and knocked down Jeremiah
Callahan, in row on the corner of Leyee and
Hospital streets. ~
VIOLENT AssAULT.--A warrant was issued
yesterday for the arrest of man named Dubois
| ON charge Of having committed very serious
assault with loaded cane on the person o
Constantine ROLAND 1t appears, while the ag
grieved individual was standing in front Of
restaurant ON st. Philip street, Dubois walked
up to him, and, after calling him great rogue
commenced mauling him over the head with
cane until the claret began to aow with grea
profusioR, and the interference of o third party
saved him.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The CREW OF THE TIvoLI.-This vessel wa
brought up yesterday from Slaughter hous,
Point to Post as, Third District, by order of tn,
Mayor, and the crew were sent to the Charity
Hospital Two of the crew were not expected
to live, and the other four, it was thought
would recover.
| THREAT.-John Muller was arrested on Bur
gundy street, in the Third District, on charg
of having assaulted and threatened to take tn
life Of Mrs. Meyers.
| FOURTH DISTRICT.
THE ARSON CAsE-J Beacham was yesterda,
arrested in the Fourth District, at the reques
of John Adams, who made an affidavit to tn
effect that Beacham is the principal witness TO
the State in the case of Barney Welsh, charge
| with setting FIRE to the Louisiana Rope Factory
| on the 9th instant, and that he intended leay
| ing the State without giving his testimony. Til
case has not yet come up for examination, an
| the witness has been locked up to secure his ties
| timony.
/ LARCENY Frank Fasbender is under arrei
in the Fourth District, and awaits examination
on charge Of having committed larceny b
/ stealing from the house Of Mr.. John Folker, o
| the morning Of the 9th instant, fifteen pater
/ leather shoes, twenty five pairs cloth slippers
| and nine pairs calf skin shoes
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