New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-31
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

CHARITY H0sPITAL.--The returns of the Char
ity Hospital from Saturday, July %, 1854, at 8
r. NJ, to Saturday, the 10Th inst, at s P. M. are
as follows: Admissions, 21s; Discharges, ia ;
Deaths, 49, Number remaining, 538.
Z AMATEUR PRIZE FIGHT.--Mr Thomas Carney
very peacefully disposed and respectable young
man, and James Ryan, an ex-polceman, both
members of the same fire company, but belong
ing to different factions, having q difficulty to
settle, at 6 o'clock on Saturday morning re-
paired to the classic "oaks'' in the suburbs
hard by, with chosen band of friends, where,
sitter exchanging q fourteen rounds, Ryan
caved in, having been knocked down thirteen
times by his antagonist. The vanquished ex-
policeman's (Ryan's) face was greatly bruised
and cut up, and he was SO severely injured that
his friends had to have him carried home Mr.
Carney was scarcely scratched. This is the first
exhibition Of this kind that has been gotten up
in our city for a long time.
HoMIcTDE.-A man named Nicholas Hollander
died in Luzenburghs Hospital on Friday after
noon Of wounds received in the following man
ner: On Thursday night, the deceased entered
the house Of Mr.. Edward Boisblanc, on Elysian
Fields street, in the Third District for the pur-
pose, as he said, Of seeing one Of Mr. BIS me-
gresses. Boisblanc heard some one moving in
the yard, and went out to see who it was, when
Hollander attacked him with q stick of wood
and broke his arm Boisblanc drew dagger
and stabbed his antagonist in the abdomen, but
the latter succeeded in making his escape from
the yard. On Friday, Recorder Seuzeneau,
learning that Nicholas was lying in Luzen-
burgh's Hospital in dying state, immedi-
ately repaired thither for the purpose of taking
his declaration, but Hollander stated that it was
entirely his own fault. and that he did not wish
Boisblanc to be prosecuted He died shortly
after, and an inquest was held on the body,
when a verdict in accordance with the above
facts was rendered. The deceased was native
Of France, about thirty years of age. Mr..
!. Boisblanc on Saturday surrendered himself
y and, at his own request, was committed by
Recorder Suzeneau, without examination, Ia
await the action of the Grand Jury.
FIRST DISTRICT.
HORSE Standardization Leonard awaits an
examination on a charge of having stolen a
dark bay mare from the woods, far down on
Common street, to the prejudice of Dan'l Moore
. her owner.
DnsoHARGED--Pauline Snyder, who was &C.
cnsed of having robbed B. Guchereau of $780,
was yesterday examined and discharged, the
testimony being insufficient to warrant her COM
mitment,
STARRING CAsE.--Charles Curran states that
, on Thursday evening last, he was stabbed and
a11yu I'D in 4hn ebn bxrI hY
]. Meighan and Michael Kelly, with sword.
: cane The accused were arrested and held tt
bail for their appearance when they are to ht
examined.
LAReENY.-Bridget McMehan affirms that OF
; the 10th of June the sum of $s48 was taken from
her pocket, and she verify believes and charge!
: that the theft was committed by Peter Mcleod
and wife, who at the time kept dance-house il
. the Triangle Buildings The accused were ar.
I rested and held for an examination.
Bonn FORFEITED -J ohm Mitchell, who, few
: days since, was caught in the act of stealing 6
! purse containing $50, out of Edward Boylet
: pocket, on board the steamer Trabue, was called
up for examination, and, failing to appear, hi
: bond was declared forfeited.
" RIorERs,-Peter Kelly, Corny Driscoll, and {
. dozen more Irishmen, were on Saturday ar
AZ rested in the Recorders office at the request o
!, John G. Bates, who charges them with, on thu
% 18th instant, creating riot on the Leyee, ant
:, preventing the hands on board the ship Georg
q Washington from working, by threats of per
" sonal violence. The accused are to be exam
2 lined on the I'd of August.
SECOND DISTRICT.
MORE RoMANcE.-Pierre Bertrand, on satur
day, before Recorder Fillieul, made oath to tn
effect that about eight years ago he bound hi
daughter, Marie Bertr and, then aged about tel
g years, as an apprentice to man named Tellot
g g who resided Claiborne street, the apprentice
% ship to expire when the girl attained the age
fifteen. Afiant then left the city, and about fit
teen months ago returned, and when he inquire
= sbout his daughter, was told by Tellot that h
lad placed her in o convent. He, however, re
used to tell the name of the convent in whic
Al he girl had been placed, and all of affiant'
.ndeayors to learn any thing further eoncernn
lis daughter proved wholly unavailing Bust
cal less then compelled aant to leave the city an
BY ecently having returned again and inquired Q
~ y Tellot concerning his childs disappearance,
he could obtain no satisfactory answer. Thes
si' facts have induced atiant to believe that Telo
has concealed his daughter for some sniste
mp purpose; wherefore he prays that the said Telle
: be arrested and required to state where she il
- or account for her disappearance in some salts
factory manner.
= SEVERELY INJURED. A young carpente,
named Patter, while engaged at work on th
steamboat st. Charles, repairing the upper dec
of that boat, now lying at Algiers, missed h
footing and fell to the ground, his head comm
in contact with some hard substance, the sku
= was badly fractured. The young man was cor
veyed home in an insensible condition, and it
feared will not survive his injuries
STABB1Na AFFAR-A difficulty occurred o
, Saturday evening last, between two youag me
named Harry Brooks and Francis Ducoring
the Third District; some words passed, whe
Ducoring drew knife and stabbed Brooks ST
serely in the shoulder. Ducoring was shortl
:. after arrested and awaits an examination on IL
c. charge of stabbing.
MIDNIGHT RoBBERY.-A couple Of athletic sol
I of the green isle were yesterday arrested in tt
= Second District for having knocked ma
q, "a named Thomas Welsh, down with slung-sh
nm the Ievee, about II o'clock on Saturday nigh