New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-23
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YEsrKspAY-we found nothing on our rounds
yesterday worth special notice The day a regular
summer sunday-refreshments and cool air being the
great soda founts zzpg and the
hope Of "striking yein we went down to Milneburg
but saw nothing Special though genersties album
The garden pier eddyipg about in particular
drecton ladies cecreaming and cobbIeripg ~ arbors
full OF ants and wasps gentlemen taking prsmatic views
Of tho ceilings the various bar-rooms paronizpg
the knsandring man. and others the wheel 81 fortune
table whsre ossed sandhed pies and aus
venturers spending their money not from hunger but for
the comicality Of rsng for such satables There
old apple pie In particular whose aged dusty and
broken hearted caused quantity Of mirth
bat nobody abba to win 1t while We were there Al
bathers and numerous saboats driven out by the
breezes We man fishing for eharks-Ho we
Judged from the eize his hookand another engaged in
the bootess attempt TO skewsr baby crabs with bis cane
Altogether IL entertaining to 90 the lake Sunday
what little things can amuse people who have
nora returning from trans pontcharran excursions
the wailing Of dsconsolae hand organ, last
recollections Of Milnebug- The afternoon trains
ten cars long.
LOST CHnD.--While we were in the First
District last night Cen Lewis'a black boy
Sam entered bringing in his sweet little creole
and very evidently The pst Of some dotne parents
Sam stated that he found The little fellow wandering near
bib masters residence on Esplanade strest-that he
picked him up, asked him his name and where he lived
and that he couldn't tell either but pointed up town
Sam then started off and at every the child would
loading him most fstiguins wild chase, ant finally
rsaching Genial street IN bis windngs Little pretty then
" s carried poee
office As 1t probable tbs little fellow belonged down
town. not far from whore be was found, Capt Moynan
advised Sam to take bis burden back to his masters
house which he did, So any body has missed and has
not before this found pet dressed in little white Loves
trousers blue-fgured jacket back-specked hat
white stockings and patent leather pumps he abe will
find him safe and sound at General Lewiss residence on
present for the kindness he showed the little
fellow, and the efforts he made to take him home.
THE FIRE ON PoYDRAs STREET.-We gave an
Saturdays Of the destruction Of Shaw
Jr Co.'s produce house Poydras street. The loss Of
the firm ia about $4,000 probably all covered by iDsur
The origin Of the fire Is mystery There had
been no fire. candle or matches used in the house for
months. The adjoining stores of Messers. Elliot Co.,
and Fenner Co, were trifingly damaged
ANOTHER FmE.-The two-story frame resi-
dence of Mr. Williams at the corner Of Heyia and st.
John streets was destroyed by fire between ten and
eleven O'Clock, on Saturday night. Et&
DROWNED. The body Of an unknown man was
the tolIsete He had apparently fallen in while
aborng under therAuence Of liquor and drowned The
Coroner held an inquest on the body and the usual
dict was returned. The deceased is supposed to be
Michael o. Bren; be isnot the live Michael will please
call at the Coropar's otice and report He wasthat
black whiskes and Glad In brown linen froek coat
white cotton shirt blue cottonads pants with large
patch on the left Leg and hrogans and seemingly been
In water over i've or ak hours
PROBABLE MURDER.-A man named James
McGf arrested in the Second District on Saturday
afternoon upon charge Of having stabbed and danger
ousy wounded bis wife at their house Port street
we are informed were, that Mcai and bis wife had
quarrel about his lending his mother of his wages
which he drew on the previous evening being hand
the steamer A. Relf that she In her rage threw bot
tie at him cutting him In the forehead and that he
realiated by throwing knife at her stabbing the
side McGif was locked up to await the result Of the
wound
PROPERTY FoUND. Officer Busby found in a
house at the IRENE Custoouse streets on
Saturday, trunk, bundle OF clothing bandbox and bon
net, valued at $780, stolen BY John THOMPSON from the
house Of Ellen Dorman on Penn street. Thompson had
been previously arrested and looked up.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Peter Jockel was, on
Saturday examined before Recorder Bright on charge
Of having received six kegs Of lard and kit Of
suzete aud Front Levee streets the night Of the 4b
Inst As the kit of salmon and the head Of one Of the
lard Kegs were found IL bis at the corner Of Ba
give honorable account Of his reception them was
sent before the Fifth District Court under bail Of $1,000
And for keeping his grocery without cense Jokel to be
examined on the 9th.
D. q Mandell sent down for having committed an
assault and battery upon John Mccormick at the
o. Cafondelet and Deord streets, the 9th inst Bail
$500.
by Recorder Ramos for two assaults and battees-one
on James Levy at the corner of Orleans and Marais
Streets on the 5lst of May and another Adam Georges
opposite Jackson Square, the 18th of June He fur
nished bail for his disappearance.
ROBBERS ARRESTED. = Captain Moynan ar
rested Julia street, Saturday evening two men
named Thomas Morris and Richard Byrnes, for having
entered the store of Joseph H. Marks Co on the night
Of the 18th inst and stolen quantity of dry goods and
for having also entered the night the store Of
b. Steel Co., and stolen lot Of fne cutlery They
were locked up to await hearing
The STOLEN GUNNYBAGs. Peter Jones. the
man Of whom Anthony Wizard procured the guunybars
identified having been stolen from the Merchants
Warehouse at Gretna, has made affidavit before the
Recorder declaring that the bags {nine hupdred)
sold to him by two men named David MeLane alias
James David, and David Gibb-the latter already In
prison. waiting hearing before Recorder Jackson n the
Fourth District MoLane being arrested was held for an
examination on the 2sth Bail Of 900 was required Of
him
TENANT.--sophie Guerlin, +. W. O., who
rents rooms on Main street. between Marais and Where
complained to Recorder Ramos on Saturday that one Il
her tenants white woman named Catherine was in the
besides getting drunk and kicking up scandaous dis
and taking possession Of her bedstead and the
key of the backyard warrant was issued for Inc
Kate. - ~ AVA
The SMELsER AFFAIR.-The Coroner's inyesti
CATION In reference to the deeease Mr. Levi smeser
which has been continued from day day. was to have
been concluded yesterday but continued till to- day
owing 20 the absence of Witnesses The chemical anay
sls OF Mr.. S's remains has been completed We shall
gHea full report Of the investigation upon conclusion
SAVAGE AssAUIT.-A man named Donohue
was arrested on Saturday at the foot Canal street for
disturbing the peace and attempting himself from
officer Roca and others who arrested him by means of
large butcherknife He didn't succeed in cutting any
body with however and for his demonstration the Re-
| corder fined him 500
RESISTING THE PoLIcE.-Oficer VIM r, Neal
had Adam Gauche rragned before the Recorder on Sat
urda on charge of having forcby rescued two out
lot OF stray horses which he in company with officers
| De Gruy and Kelly, driving along Carondelet
street on Thursday evening their way to the pound
| Case fixed for the 2sthi bail $500.
| DISMISSED Joseph Diokerson, accused by
Augustus smith OF gross abuse and threatening his life
was discharged on Saturday at smiths request James
Morris accused Of stealing demjohn of brandy and an
inksand at the Vsranda fire, also dismissed there
being no evidence that he was committing theft.
Work HoUsE.-Henry Stephens and George
Warner arrested the levee sent out on Saturday
for month EACH dangerous suspicious
| and Migrants.
| BRUrAL.-Sergeant Morrill, arrested a carter
named John Apple on Camp street Saturday evening
for brutaly beating his mules their heads with the
butt ofhis whip Apple will get pairing this morning
LARcENY.-J. Polio, cabinet maker on Condo
street. complained to Recorder Ramos Saturday that
on or about the Sd instant named Henri whom he