New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-24
THE DAILY CRESCENT

The RI0TERS.-Ihe Immortal 70 r1otefs, VINO
were committed to the Parish Prison on Tues
day, by Acting Recorder Filleul, for attempting
to create riot on Monday, yesterday applied
to Judge Cotton, of the Sixth District Court, for
hearing on writ of babeas corpus. The
application was granted, and the habeas corpus
issued, returnable at 10 o'clock to-day.
ACCIDENTAL little girl named Rosa Sloan,
aged about three years, yesterday morning fell
from the second story gallery of house on Bar
tholomew street, and had an arm and leg bro
ken. She was taken to the Charity Hospital,
but is not expected to live.
SERIOUSLY INJURED A man named Thomas
Flanagan, who drives carriage for Richard
Condor, was seriously injured last evening, we
understand, by the horses attached to the car
riage taking fright, running off, upsetting the
vehicle and throwing Flanagan with great VIC
lence against the curb-stone He was taken to
the Hospital, where he lies in precarious con-
dition
FIRST DISTRICT.
CUTTING AND SLAsHrNG sE.-George Martin,
who was arrested on the 25th of last month for
cutting and slashing George Dunn and Lewis
Smith during an ARRAY at the coffee-house of
John Fritz, was yesterday examined before
Acting Recorder Bloomfield and was discharged
The prosecuting witness, Dunn, swore that
Martin had himself raised the row, and then
drew knife and cut both him and Louis Smith,
and that he DUNN then drew pistol and dis
charged it twice at Martin without effect
Martin, after Dunn had fired the pistol at him,
again rushed up and cut him severely in the
hand, and would in all probability have killed
him had he not run away. The Recorder
doubtless discharged Martin because he con-
cluded it to be mutual affair in which all
concerned were equally to blame.
INsAN1TY.-A f. e. W. named Mary Blach, and
her daughter, II years of age, were arrested by
the police as being insane and unfit to be left at
large. The Recorder sent them both to the Lu-
matte Asylum. D..
srABBING CAsE.--Mary Smith was arraigned
on charge of having assaulted and severely
stabbed Ellen Daley, during slight row be-
tween these two model females on the 21st inst
The examination of the case is fixed for the LIST
prox. 8u':%..
SECOND DISTRICT.
FINED. - Three colored individuals, named
VIM Green, w. II. Fuller and John g. Robin
son, were arrested yesterday and fined ten dol
lars each, for being drunk, disturbing the peace
and insulting the police.
COMMITTED FOR TR1AL.-A Padson, charged
with an assault and battery on Henry Naples,
was examined yesterday and committed for trial
before the First District Court.
ASSAULT WITH HATcHEr.--M Margaret Dom
field and jim Futile were yesterday arrested and
are held for examination, on the charge of hav-
ing assaulted free colored man, named Etienne
Brunette, with Ratchet, with intent 10 kill
DIsoRDERLY.--A warrant was issued yester-
day, on the complaint of j. s. Baer, for the ar
rest of Eliza Drew, f. W. c., on the charge Of
keeping disorderly house of ill-fame on Bar
rack street.
BoARDERs. Syorett and Margaret
Porter were sent down to the Work house to
board for 30 days, on complaint of vagrancy
and drunkenness
THIRD DISTRICT.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS, flames Dwye1
was arrested on St Anthony street, in the Third
District, last night, as dangerous and suspi-
cious character.
THREAT TO SHooT-B. Killkoff is charged
with threatening to kill L. A. Witt, by shoot.
ing him through the head Not caring about
making such an exit from this sublunary sphere,
Mr.. Wilt made complaint before Recorder
Seuzeneau, and caused Mr. Killkotf to be ar.
rested and harnd over tn kean tha NAOMI