New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03
CIT Y EN- 8.

| CoRREoTIoN.--Our information regarding the
orenie e)scon Of MIRA Charles from her oss on Apollo
street. near Felicity Thusday evening was incorrect
MIS- Charles not only moved away quietly and Of her
h VIII az any other person would do but had
never oesn complained Of keeping disordery house.
| BY any of the neighbors. ~
In MEMORY OF LopEz. Saturday being the
Of the martyrdom of Lopez tbs cause of
Suoah Independence grand high performed in
LOUIS Cathedral and salute fired from the square
iahonor to his memory.
FOUND DROWNED Deputy Coroner Mitchell
held an inqiet Saturday the body Of an unknown
white man found in the river opposite Congress street. in
The Third District Verdict found drowned. The de-
ceased was about 1--WE feet ten inches high stout built
mad sandy hair blue eyes, pock marked and had on
sIue cottonade pants white cotton shirt and shoes
Had not, to appearance, been in the water more than
Twelve Or fourteen hours.
DEATH FROM INrEMpERAScE. The Coroner IN
Saturday held sn inquest the body of Pole named
D. NJ NoseE, thirty thres years OF age, found dead in
garden NJ tne corner Of GsVez and Columbus streets
the Third District Verdict apoplexy Brought on by
intemperance. "NeA' va ~
FATAL ACCIDENT. - Thomas Loffthouse an
English boy fourteen years DID, was instantly killed yes
terday afternoon on Caiope street. the Claiborne
lanai by the accidental discharge of double-baTel
shotgun in the hands of George Lessee The load en-
tered at the right side Of the neck and lodged the
brain Deputy Coroner Mitchell held inquest on the
podS ana returned verdict accordance with tho facts
SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE OLD THIRD.-Some
a
communication in reply to sketch of round down
there ON the previous Sunday afternoon; in which he
follows us through orr whole rambf, and sarcasticaly
takes us to task for not looking at things through his
religious spectaces-or not paying attention to
Brother lvys Sermon and less attention the
pretty girls and other distractions that abound there
abouts. On Saturday evening, having little leisure,
went down to the Old Third in serious Of mind
in order to hunt up the old gentleman and define our
position to him; for wish to be accused Of any
disrespect to tho Third District anybody thing In it.
While looking about for his house. it being rather dark
ODp ayla nm hpf .Fkn
ging US some distance, showed into lighted parlor
where were assembled some of the most angeliferous
young ladies and sprucest young bucks have
tered In year The house was brimful Of beauty and
gushing over with gaiety. There was nusic-s giddy
ghir on the light fantastic toea supper-and genera!
glee meetingthat hour two into Sunday
ing We would hayeeft punctnsly ut twelve O'Clock,
only the timepiece had BEEN Struggled into backroom,
and all the watches OF the crowd by singular coincidence
had stopped With all due Difference to religious
friend and begging bis pardon for the sad mshap met
that enjoyed oursef prodgionsy Ii our religious
friend will compromise we pledge onref in atonemen
whole and undivided attention to Brother Ivy the
very next time we pass through Washington Square on
Sunday evening.
"OPEN AIR CONCERTS THE Baton Rouge
Comet asks what mean by Hopen air concerts.n We
mean concerts Of instrumental music given these pleas
ant nights in the Carroton lneburg gardens and
patroDzed by the respectable class of citizens who
take their wives, children and sSeethearts with them
By open air concert, do not concert of airs
open TO criticism but concert given beneath better
roof than the gemed canopy of heaven and within
the assistance of gardener two Ii Mr. Comet were
here he would see one at the Carroton garden tonight
| THE CRY IS STILL THEY Come. - Two more
Of the fictitious bank checks of John Greenwood Burke
Waggoner futtered up to Recorder Ramos Saturday
| The victims were A. Abadie and Dominique Meuner
Abadie gave $S7 worth of furniture Sl3 in change
for check the ctzens Bank for $50; Meunier gave
two worth S55 and SIS in change for check on the
Canal Bank for $50; but neither lost than the
change given, having been cautious enough present
their checks in bank before sending away the articles
| DOw itg with fall
check waiting to rise in Judgment against Greenwood
| PISTOLS AND COFFEE. - 1t was rumored on
Saturday that two policemen of the Second District had
settled difficulty according to the code. Metare Ridge
rifles, and ball in the thorax all distinctly
toned but for the life of couldn't get of the
names. pure fiction, doubtless. aoot by some one
| practising for novel writing.
/ SELLING BAD MEAT. - George Eoucars was
arrested in the Fourth District on Saturday charged
with selling spoiled meat ct his stall in Ninth
market. An offence meriting severe punishment.
| SEEING AN EsTATE.-Charles Bonner was ar
rested in the Fourth District Saturday on charge
Illegally taking possession Of property belonging the
estate Of Bernhard Enkenseer with the intent 10 con-
vert the to his benefit He Ia under bonds to
| appear.
| CAPTURING A FUGITIVE. - Officer Paul
Boxe Friday evening, followed two fugves from the
Work house into house Marss street, between Cont
and St. Louis lie there (as he declared to the Re-
corder) turned upon by the fugtives who threw him
down. tore his coat and with the aid Of thres
who held him, made their escape Afterwards he CAP
tured one of the men, named John Fson who was on
Saturday sent back to his old quarters The women
named respectively Mrs McGill, Mary McIi and Julia
Boyle were arrested and calaboosed for keeping dis.
| orderly house.
NEGRO RoBBERs.-The store of Messrs, Con-
verse Co.. robbed Of variety Of groceries on Tues
day night last Capt Moynan suspected from the nature
of the robbery that had been perpetsted by the
groes belonging there and his led to
arrest Saturday of Mr. ConverRes slaves Frank
and Peter one OF whom under threats of the lash
fessed to the act They information which led to
the arrest OF cabaretkeeper at the of St. Louis
and Where streets named George Coure receiver
the stolen goods On his premises found basket of
champagne with the brands washed off all the bottles
oept one and by this one they identified stolen
| that brand being kept by Converse s. Co, only The
property stolen consisting of Candies coffee etc.
course could not be identified Mr. Converse estimates
the loss by this robbery and others which previously &C.
CURED from time to time, at about 5000.
DISCHARGED, - James Smith was examined
before Recorder Bright Saturday charge Of having
stolen revolver from Thomas Maher, Caope street
the 9th of January last Maher failed to sustain bis
charge and the accused dismissed Several parties
accused Of assault and battery also dismissed
TO the soothing influence Of time their prosecutors
CONSCIENTIOUS NEGROES. A white woman
named Ann Cook arrested Gironde street on Sar
day night for being drunk and bosterous and or living
with negroes against their wishes She locked up
4 GROCERY STORE RoBBED.--The grocery store
Of Messrs Roman Kernion, at No 2 Front Levee was
found broken open, and quantity Of white sugar missing
There clue to the robber robbers further than
boys shirt, which was found in the store.
| ASSAULTS AND BATTERIES, ETC Ann Dun
arraigned before Recorder Bright on Saturday
| on charge Of having given Ann Hyman wooling, q
pummeng and smashed the window Of her room on Per
dido street. Wednesday night She was sent to the
| workhouse, being vagrant.
| Isabella Domingo Mary McGrain, Mary Murphy, and
Margaret Feeney arraigned charge outrage.
ouy abusing, insulting and threatening Mrs Antoinette
Fsbrous and her daughter residing in the vicinity of
New Levee and Race streets They all gave bail to ap-
: | pear the 7th
H B Taylor and Mary Taylor of Dryades street. were
arragned charge of standing in the alley back
their house Thu sday evening and grossly scanalz-
ing the ladies in the houses No. 1S7 No 1880 Common
street. by their abusye threatening and indecent
gusge. They gave bail to eppear on the 7th.
TREsPAss AND CUrRAGE.--John Oietly awaits
hearing before Recorder jackson charge Of having
entered the premises of Mr. John Sachs on Friday and
grossly insulted Mr. SIS two daughters-ons Of whom
he put his hands upon. He is in Jail.
RoBBERY.-B. Pizer is in jail awaiting ex-
animation Oh arge of breaking into the room of
Crosby, at the of Cont and Burgundy streets
Friday afternoon, and stealing coat and pants worth
$45 besides tearing down mosquito bar bending the
rods and throwing them into the back yard through
, window which he smashed for the purpose.
! The GALE.--The Third District ferry wharf
= which had for sometime been in rcketty condition
considerably damaged-n fact, wrecked by the strong
wind Of Friday night.