New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13
THE DAILY CRESCENT,
BROKE HIS ARx.-Patrick Mccormick tumbled

BROKE HIS ARM.-Patrick Mccormick tumbled
off pile Of panks Robin street, thereby breaking bis
arm and otherwise ,piurins hih'asf et tf s
CARELEssNEss. u. Hays accidentally shot
himself in the leg with his gun. He was taken to
the Hospital and the wound which pronounced dan
gerous, was Immediately dressed.
MORE EFFECTS OF CAMPHENE. -- Frantz J.
Hoer tobacconst residing Chartres street, died few
days since from the effects of the explosion Of caphene
lamp which he filling whilst 1t was lighted This
duid Is dangerous at all times, but lamp should never
be filed while it is aght. Some Of the Northern In
surancs offices have determined to effect no risks on
property where camphene spirit gas are used.
Acc1DENTAL.-A drayman named Joseph was
thrown from his dray and the vehicle passing over him.
broke his leg.
HoRsEMANsHIP Some reckless fellow riding
up Rampant street. rim his hofse against little boy
of Mr. Garcia residing at the of Main street The
poor little fellow much hurt The delinquent has not
been arrested.
FURIOUS DRIvING.-Michael Degrigallir was
knocked down and run by dray which being
driven furiousy along Levee street 1t passed his
thigh crushing it seriously The sufferer conveyed
in state of nsensibity to his house. at the corner
of Levee and Main streets The number Of the dray
Ia.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. An inquest was held
on Friday, at Carrollton the body Of an unknown
German, who was by the Pontchartrain Rail-
road the previous night The unfortunate man was
lying the track and had his head severed from his
body.
FIRST DISTRICT.
A RETURNED MURDERER, M Hogan was ar
rested board the English ship Eucydon on the charge
of having committed murder in May last at Bt Helena
int l,io Etata rtSa ia md nm.
peared considerably embarrassed He will be held until
something further is heard from St. Helena.
SECOND DISTRICT.
LIBELoUs.-L. p. Baer made an affidavit be-
fore Recorder Ramos Saturday. charging T. L. Baynt
and T. A. Clarke lawyers with having, in suit brought
by the said Baer against j. r. Abrams malicously inu
red his reputation in placing on file an assertion
grounded in fact, and tending to Dure his suit, viz
Z" that from time to time said Baer slipped into Mr.
Abrams yard debauched his slave Mary and seduced he
away from his premises
PosT- OFFICE ROBBERY R. N Lafonta, who
ought to have made his appearance before the u g.
missioner, charge Of embezzling money and letter
passing through the Postoce at the hour appointed
non est tnrentus His bonds have to suffer.
RoBBERY.-Susan Denot, residing at the cor
of Franklin and St. Louis Streets had colored wo
named Anna who resided in the house. arrested
the charge Of stealing ten dollars from her wardrobe
| Anna awaits her examination before the Recorder
| WELL ARMED. Officer Ledieux took up Johr
Bsnan for committing nuisance Old LeYee street
John provided with sung-shot and knife.
| RESISTING THE OFFICERS Francis William
was brought to the Police Office for being uprsarou
drunk resisting the officers and making himself obnoxiou
| to censure generally. ~..@ #w..
| CUTTING.-John Bleason was arrested on Gal
latin street for cutting Jim Welsh with knife, ntendin
to kill him outright, and also for drawing his knit
| on Officer Laferandrie He was furnished also with
| dirk
FOURTH DISTRICT.
| Enthusiastically Wheeler was charged wit
having robbed Ellen McCammck of sundry articles Will
on board the steamer Bunker HILL and accordingly has
answer to the Recorder for such ungalant conduct.
1 THIRD DISTRICT.
In the Third District there was but fe,
arrests, chiefly for drunkenness.