New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05
City TT EN- 4.


Coop EoRrHE ORrHANs. -We understand thst
bay at the gates Of the &C. Louis Cemetery. 1t was
ken Up er ths benefit Of the Orphan Boys Asylum in the
Third District, by Company @. Of the National Guards,
and superor officers Of that battalion who were pre-
SENT Considering that the National Gnards are looked
upon the SAT- Of the American party and considering
that they voluntarily engaged in work q charity at q
Catholic festival the benefit of Catholic orphan asy
m the cry of prescription raised by the Antics s one Of
the very siest Of all the silly things they nave been up
to of late. i. vi ~. :. 81
HOMICIDE. Michael Anderson, an Irish long
sforeman was stabbed mud inatsntiy killed, and
papion hsmed Terry Downey badly abbsd at aboht
haf pss o'clock Saturday evening IN the Pitts
ket streets The killing done BY an American named
George Themas and the abbipe II the other man was
done By some unknown person. a, SIS
The Coroner yesterday held inquest on the body Of
the deceased and ELECTED the following PARTICULARS That
an Epglshnan named Charles r. Clarke and two Amer
ossts s asa Henry Jones' the
Samp' Several Irishmen, among whom were Anderson
and Downey, responded with shouts for Noise. After
some nproar in tbe Of huzzsins eo Thomas and his
friends left no bcws having been nterehanged about
hall an hour they returned shouting for SAM,
boisterousy than before Anderson then from the
tabler and exclaimed, = Who was thesd-d -- -- that
bufrshsd for Sam r? Thomas replied that was one Of
those who did tnnd that he would do IL often be
pleased Still stronger language then both
sides and finally Anderson struck Thomas in the fsce
With bis fst This created general melee, In which
Thomas drew dagger and plunged II into the breast o.
utrs afterwards Dowey received badcut In the hand
and another inthe hp he taken to the hospital anal
will recover Thomas and hs friends were aeon afterwards
arrested and lodged in prison. s Rt s%'
The following verdict rendered by the Coroners
jury " Game to hisd from awound in the right
side of the bfeast penetrating the edge OF the right lobe
of the lung and the upper part Of the heart the said
gound having been inflicted By dagger in the hands Of
George Thomasn etc Anderson wae native of Dublin.
thirty -seven yearsof age.
Z FArAL ACCIDENT Mr.. George Il. Beattie. m
engineer residing In Algera fell from the second District
ferry wharf that side Of the river at about half past
three O'Clock yesterday morning and had his back
by pile which stood beneath the surface Of the wa
ter he being intoxicated at the time He was brought
over TO this Charity Hospital where he died in an hour
after his arrival The ooronsr held inquest and re-
turned an appropriate verdict The deceased waa ma
tive OF New York. fortythree years of age--leaFes n
famyand had the reputation Of worthy and iudusii-
Gus citizen. ~. ~ @
ETREADr, BoYs.-The first ball of the Young
BseheIors' aocsty fancy dress and vii
come of at Masonic Hall the Goth inst The re, unions
Of the Young Bachelors have always sen pleasant and
ppouar and those that are coming promise be better
II possible, than those that are past. f'8 75T4'
STABBTNG -AFFAiR. = Johannes Peterson, a
German twenty two of age stabbed il one Of
his and in of his thighs on Saturday night bv
Chs aege some person unknown to him who vas in the
wss taken to the hospital and will doubtless recoyer
although the wound 10 his thigh is said to be rather
dangerous one $50 Is
VIOLENT. Assault AND BATTERYs-- Edward
Evans, deckhaBd on board the steamer j. Trabue
yesterday admitted into the Charity Hospital wi
his head and face very badly cut and bruised lie ssid Il
had been done by the mate Of the steamer who was not
arrested. O. r. zt5s = ~ z n
I FOUND DRo wNED. Deputy Coroner Mitchell
on Saturday held inquest the body an unknown
10 the Third District Verdict, found drowned Deceased
pbout forty years of had black hair and whskers
gray eyss and had on broWn coat and satinet pants
On one OF bis arms attooed crucx and the
initials /. H. s. 1.7=S-T27 :.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT-James MoAfee, q lad
employed as loader OF pstols in the Phoenix Shooting
Gallery in st. Charles street shot ia the side on Sat-
orday by the accidental discharge Of pistol 10 the hands
of another lad who examining It, and who also was
injured, one Of his fingers being split McAtees wound;
severe was not dangerous The bullet
struck rib glanced round to the back and extracted
by Dx. Leonard
"A BoLD RASCAL. Saturday morning,
while Sergeant Brydeuwho special terror thieves
aud suspicious sleeping at his residence
on hs gold watch and chain were stolen
from the mantelpece, within few feet Of him. The
Sergeant upon waxing and discovering his Ioss sailed
out among the swelers and pawnbr okers shops aud
found that the articles had been offered sale and paw
at various places From the keepers Of thosa places be
got description Of the thief and then left that
,n 4 so ohsF Rscss hnd a.
jewelry shop Of Mr. ION ----- street and In a
s shorter space Of time the watch was cnging to it's
rghtfut and tins thief who gaze Iii, name a. John
johnson. Illuminating in the caaboose. 4S4E N
SUSPECTED ROBBERY. = Lieut.. Kearnev 20.
turned yesterday from business visit to Mobile and
before leaving the mail boat arrested man named james
who was suspected BIZ Patrick Donney of har
ing robbed hien Of S45. eassday brought up and
lodged In jail.
SUIT AGAINST A CONTRACTOR. The City At
torney on Saturday lodged in the Fourth District Court
suit aganst Michael Tarpey and his securities for
pegs failure to fulfil his his contract for cleaning aud
repairing tbs unpsyed streets of the Eighth and Ninth
wards. The sum claimed Is SIS 400.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-Recorder BRIGHT on
Saturday sent julia Cunningham before the First Die.
tct Court to be tried for breach of trust The breach
consisted In failure to give up $50 note of which de.
nomination had been entrusted her by srs Catherine
Turner to get changed. She was sent to prison.
Margaret swibel servant girl down for hay-
ing In June last robbed her employer,J H. Welsh OF
Sls7, which she got by breaking open an ermor.
ASSAULTS, ETC. The following parties will be
examined in due Of time. James Healy charged
With threatening to shoot Pat Hanoye in his own
on New Levee street. Girod, and having dirk con-
eealed on his person. Patrick Dodd charged with beat
ing his wife Louis Allen, charged with striking Anne
Doyle In the mouth and knocking out two Of her teeth
az the corner OF daan and Hospital streets Thomas
Miller, charged With chasing zslina Cooper into ward at
the Of st Ann and Robertson streets and
her thence into the street and choking Owen Kelley
iog great scandal VIM Ii. Mckenzie charged with
walopng his clerk on the leyee; Martin and John Ra
yelle, charged with fighting in the Port Market "
BRUTAL Acr-Henry Keister, Poydras Mar
ket butcher, is to be examined the 10th nst on
charge OF wantony cutting of the leg Of dog on atur-
day morning = '