New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-15
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

The DEAD ALIyE.--Duringt the attack on Tim
Duy's Cofges-house Tuesday night last readers
will recoileet it supposed that named John
Kane had been killed, under circumstances Of most
revolving character. Ws happy to be able to state
that the is still alive and likely to i've although
badly woundedbeing shot In four paces The story of
his adventures as related by himself is follows: He
arrived from Louisville the day previous and took lodg
ings at Dufys About II O'Clock Tuesday night, he
seated in the bar-room in company with companion
when crowd in front Of the door. Duffy and his
friends Immediately rushed to the DOORS closed them and
hurried up stairs leaving himself and his companion
seated in the barroom The crowd rushed into the house
ard commenced shooting and demoishipg the property
jumped up and attempted leave but assaulted
by the mob and twice shotone ball struck him in the
breast and passing through the flesh lodged the left
shoulder; the other he received in the neck the
carotid artery He then fled into the street. fred
after shot in the and thigh and pursued by the crowd
He turned down Lafayette street and he arrived in
front Of Corbett where he fell the crowd up and
thinking him dead. passed on.
In few moments couple of gentlemen, one of them
named Phelps happening to pass that way, and hearing
his groans picked him up and conveyed him to the Cir
Gus Street lnrmary where his wounds were dressed and
Yesterday he removed to the Charity Hospital, and
FEiR, in all probability,
The RIOTS ENDED. think it may be safely
said that the disturbances which have dsgraced city
during the past four days have terminated. Order
reigned throughout the city Wednesday night, and
nothing has occurred since to mar the peace.
Waterman ROUGHLY HANDLED.-Watch-
Lynch whose beat was on Poeyrre street. left his
beat and to the Upper Station Watchhouse at three
O'Clock this morning stating that he had been knocked
down and kicked his beat by person unknown,
had lost his cap and club and been forced leave his
beat.
CHARITY HosPITAL--The report Of this in
sitution for the last four days commencing at o'clock
Saturday evening" does not give very favorable
opinion Of the health on the city, to-wit:
Admitted ..,........................2I3
discharged ....l4S
Diea = ,a, -
Dlsa ot ytIoW leVer..-.,... 90
INQuEsTs.-An inquest was held yesterday
on the body Of named John skely, aged 80 years
native of Ireland found dead board the steamboat
Gypsy. Verdict Apopexy, caused by intemperanoe.n
Ano.hes was held on the body of Henry P Fenerbach,
native of France aged % years at So ST. Philip street
Second District Verdict Congestion of the BRAIN,
third inquest was held the body of Pierre Joseph
free coIored man. aged 49, native Of this State found
dead at 225 Dauphn street Verdict. Apopexy caused
by HEATH
FIRST DISTRICT.
THE RIeT CAsE.-Doetor j, j. Meighan was
brought up for examination O'Clock yesterday
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~ "hnn WY iisn were A'ieu On 04up s'tee' ias'
was postponed till this morning at 10 o'clock
MAL-PRACTICE. We have already noticed
that inquest held the body of Louisa Irwin,
aged wenty-one years native OF Ohio found dead in
n;st,;at vara,at naa.h 80, ol,orr So. ~, ano
plexy caused by intemperancen The inquest was held
by Deputy Coroner Mitchell who gave certificate in
accordance with the above facts Shortly after Depuy
Coroner Terrell passed that way and upon examining the
body discovered serious brise non the head lust over
the left eye This together with the appearance of the
body which in his opinion did not Mt all resemble one
who died from yellow fever excited his suspicious and be
sent far nbvsioan WIN was visiting natient NEXT door
and without empaneling jury proceeded to make an
examination. Dr. Barque the physician made a pos
mortem examination and was of opinion that her death
had been caused by conclusion of the brain Several
witnesses testified that nine or ten days since she was
absent from tne ana DINERS stated tha ne hau peel
- 80 a .,.ss -. ,;aa,,o ~ saaaa NJ
Terrell canssd Lockwood to be arrested for
and was arraigned yesterday before Recorder Sum
mers on the charge and was remanded to the Parish
Prison Tor examination on the 2eth inst
LEADING AsfRAY THE uNWARY.-A man
named Frank Kelly was arrested yesterday in the First
District on charge of having cnsiced away young CIR
named Culigan, from her mothers house on St. John
street, last Monday evening for evil purpose. HI
required to find security in the sum of $500 for hit