New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-15
CITY EN- 9.


uginess manifeated, but not Of serious character
Fitzgerald was arrested for abusing the judges at tb.
seventh precinct and yesterday the Recorder let him
with payment Of Jail fees James ooseroye was arreaea
az the Fifth Precinct hut was subsequently, released +,
order Of the commissioners big blue. nosed Americay
lawyer went bullying up to the Third Precinct po OF
behalf OF the Irish swearing that the Irish people had for
gotten more than the Americans ever knew He was q
course immediately mounted, and the Irish didn't bari
MN as ne expected they would, being plenty of then
and but for the timely interference of eight or tel
ponoeman who happened to be present. he would hay,
ne ever knew While i've naty ses' piling upo him
tne Irish whom be attempted to atter hugely stood
aloof clspptng their hands, grinning, and excaimiDg
brilliant ornament Of bar will probably try another
tack next time - 'Ns'''
The DRYADEs STREET STABBrNG CASE
John Blakey was yesterday on the mend despite tbe
opinion Of his physician the night previous that he could
not live He was In less pain, and had cesoed spitpg
blood he still professed ignorance Of the person Who
stabbed bin which vas very natural considering what
our sharp-scented police have since found out Earle
yesterday morning, Officer Tom Kaarpey who scent.d
something suspicious in the breezs from upper Dryad,s
street repaired tbther and found certain negro
named Adene belonging to Mr. Forsyth between whom
ana hakey an Improper intimacy had long existed LOOK
ING ABOUT the street. as II 10 search Of the
wnlcn nad oeep used Kearney also came a man
VINO hao taxed he with the act and to this man she
replied Yes did 1t and If had had as much tropbs
with you as had with him would serve you the sam.
way Upon hearing this, Lieut. Hunt went up and
arrested hsr She frankly acknowledged him that e-
nau done the deed but plead Justification She sa that
sne mad for tnye years been faithful wife to Blakey
Always Treating MIN well that few ago
black woman boasted her that she had made
Of MIN that upon her throwing it up to him he told her
was none Of her business, and dismissed her with
kcB den got mad, she said, and went and got de-
Old sword caae and 1t into him like good soa
She told Hunt he would find the weapon we'll where
the blade little bent and broken as Bakely
sented the night before The too loving and saions
Adeiine, who is as black black cat and musy
perton vas lodged in the Parish Prison to await the
result Of her vindictivensss
A SAP STORY IF TRUE.-We Yesterday men
toned that girl named Mary Brown was sent to the
OF Refuge by Recorder Bright for having deserted
6er home In Careiton, for bfothe in Unfon street
From what we have since learned should not wonder
1T what inamy there was In the affair should devove alone
upon the head of the grs step father 1t happens
That the girl was not found in brothe though such an
entry made in the police book She 10 about thirteen
years old but suned and old-lookng has altogether
the appearances Of girl who has long under rod of
iron When taken to the office of the Chief Of Police
nd questioned by that funcoDary her motive for
leaving home she cried very bitterly and cried great
deal in fact found it almost impossible to tell her storv
for the deep grief that oppressed her
She said that her mother died time ago leaving
her TO the care OF stepfather ths her mother COM
nitted suicide by cutting her throat with knife owing
to her husbands brutal treatment and that while sba
was dying he stood by and cursed her and that even
duties Of servant treating her all the time worse than
any negro: continually carsiBg and abusing her and
cowhding and otherwise brualy mattrestng her upop
every faucied provOoation 49,
In confirmation of this md with some hesitation OWN,
to the struggle between her modesty and the sense a
Der great wTongs the poor girl showed leg to Capt
Moynan wae covered from the ankle far IN as she
Uncovered it with red wells evidently made with COW
hide She offered also back saying that her
satisfied with what be had Mary then went on to
say that one afternoon while she baeking her STEP
fathers boots some soldiers from the city passed through
the town all the children them and she slop
ped her work for few to take look at them
with the rest While occupied her step father eane
up and reminded her Of her remssness by striking her
tDN lapr
mans club the blow stunning her awfuy mashing her
lip and knocking out Severed Of her teeth In proof Of
this Mary OPENED her mouth and khoved seyars her
upper teeth to be gone.
the day OF her arrest said hsr stepfather rent
her down TO the cityto collect small debt Of certain
woman named Mary Kelley This woman she found had
been sent to the Work-bouse for misdeneanor
she then knew that she home without the money
'hewould get beating and as she had yet recor
cred from the smart of her last beating she came dis
ceuragsd was afraid to go home, and didn't know what
TO do SO she sat down on doorstep and vented her
trouble in tears While crying there, the policeman OF
that beat came along noticed her. and asked her what
the matter She told her story to him he said he
would protect her from her stepather touk her
MS room in the house Of respectable colored woman on
Union street where he left her and then notified his
psror officers OF the circumstance Sergeant DRYDEN
then went for her and took her to the poceofce az
already stated and, the following morning she was
sent to the Girls House of Refuge
u Is hard to believe such story Mary tells but
captain Moynan ID Of opnion from the in which
she todit that it is ali If it is only half true the
brutal wretch of stsnather should to the De
tentary for life and authorities
thing the matter think the Carrotonans owe it tc
Themselves to silt 1t to the bottom.
CHARGE OF MURDER On Sunday the Corone,
held inquest the body of Mrs Catherine Rev noids
ut No " Delord street Formerly Triton Wsk and gave
N Yardict that she died of lnteuperancs and
Mr.. Patrick s Hugent, neighbor however takes a af
ierent view of the matter Yesterday he had Peter Rev
neds The husband OF the deceased arragDed before the
Recorder, upon strong suspicion from information re-
ceved that she had been murdered by violent beating
inflicted upon hsr the day death The Recorder
1xed the examination Of the for the Dist and sent
Peter to prison.
sessTRorE. Deputy Coroner Mitchell yester-
day held an inquest the body of Thomas Gregory
Ihnan twentythree years old found dead In ward at
No % Epshsn street. in the Third District verdict
sunstroke.
Also inquest the body of Sophia Dinkle, a Ger.
man woman twenty nine years old found dead in house
at the corner of Live Oak Eighth streets in ths
Fourth District Verdict, sunstroke.
Found DRowNED.-Deputy Coroner Mitchell
negro man found in the river at the foot of ST. Peter
street, Second District. Verdict. found drowned
STABBING a NEGRO. Henry johnson, cab
driver arrested yesterday levee in the Second
District, charged with having badly cut the arm of
blank boy employed board the steamer Laurel Hill
johnson was released upon giving bail to appear
CATCHING THE BoFs.-Three of the bows who
escaped from the Houae of Refuge Saturday evening
have been eapturedA Leisure in the secoud District
and Denis oBen and John Lugenbuhl in the Thiyd Dis
trict They were sent back to their fodder
SUDDEN DEATH = German named John
Armston OF the Fourth District yesterday taken by
his friends to the Charity Hospital they believing him to
be insane From the hosp tai be sent to the Re.
corderB tce as proper subject for the Insane ASYLUM.
and the Recorder sent him to that institution where
an hour after his he died The physiaon at the
congestion Of the brain the cause
Of death. $40
Sw1NDLTNG.-EvanM cLennen was yesterday
srrnigned before Recorder Bright charge of baypa
obtained 1855 worth Of nmber from Joseph Evans OF the
arm OF Evans Rdgway, during the months of June and
uy last past by Of false
atons In default Of bail Of 800 to sppear the 21a
he was sent to prison.
Work HOUSE. Thomas McKeon, for being in
somebody's yard under suspicious circumstan ees and
Robert Dryal and Thomas Sowery lying down drunk
in Lafayette Square, yesterday sent month
each.
DIsMIssED.-Patrick Banfeld was arrested on
with billet not bilet-doux such he was wont to
hater her with in the hacyon days of their eourtshp
but plain mstter-offact of bleta billet of wood
with which gave her good bletipg ever the head
with an admontion that if she didn't like It, he would
kill her entirely Yesterday, tho wife did, Mt apptar
against him, he discharged Patrick will probably
tickle her with two bsts next time
RECORDER RAMos's CouRT. There was no.
thing of done in this Court yesterday or the sy
before. owing to thu illness of the Recorder Justice
Calopgue discharged the docks.
BREACH OF Trust. Louis Moses, the daguer-
reotypst, yesterday had G. Deaunay arrested ia the
Second District, on charge Of having failed return