New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-30
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YrsrGRDAY was beautiful day and all the
floating population seemed 70 be efoa The lades were
out shopping and promenadiDg In great numbers.
BLOODY DorNGs In JgFFERsoN CITY-Fyye
Me-, Wounded--0n Wednesday evening, between and
o'clock We are informed party Of went TO Hart,
Thomas Co.'s stables in Jefferson City and made an
there First they accosted ots5 ErsiDger the starter
askng him bow soon omnibus would start down town
leader of the crowd drew revolver and shot him twice
ball entering the front part Of the left shoulder and
the other IN the left side Just above nc DIP making
rushing out to what was the matter were attacked
and scattered and one Of the besegsrs young man
named William Morrison shot in tho left breast the
ball, however, fortunately striking rib and glanoing
round, making wound not at all dangerous He was
turned to the assault John schaefer, driver was cut
under the eye with knife and knocked In the back Of
open John Schmidt ostler got his badly bruised
with brick something Of the kind Moran MUNICH,
another ossr, was stabbed in the abdomen, knocked
down aud Kicked and dragged up TO the csaboose half
mile Distant by rope fastened round his arms and
neck and several others struck and down.
survive; Efzinger though his wounds are pot pecsa
sary mortal is considered In great danger At the sta
BILE and elsewhere We heard but story with slight
variation 90 to the cause Of the outrage On Tuesday
night, some man whore could not learn while
in state of ntoxcston hailed OF the omnbuses be
longing at the Jefferson station the driver refused to
stop for him according to the rules account Of his n-
toxication he then ran after the omnbus and cot on
behind, but did not hold on long. This man reported
that the driver got down from his seat pulled him of the
steps, and gave him beating whilst the driver affirmed
that he fell off he at rate having bruised face
he got crowd Of his friends to go up aud help him
avengs the insult and In order to make getting
Messrs Hart Thomas Co. deny that there was man
IN their employ who had weapon Of any kind and
that Morrison was shot BY some one Of his party
Nobody was arrested yesterday that we heard Of.
n, TN
application for habeas corpus, by some colored who
claims to be free but Is in prison slave all that
| occupied this court yesterday.
IT HAS ARRrvED-And blockaded the side
walk away down Charities street all day yesterday We
graphically comprehensive; being made up principally
Of fire smoke and blood with patches of green foreground
sson ana city and all sorts Of soldiers
holder in painful suspense
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.-,Suit for Dan,ages
Mrs Lucy Ann r.. Howe has filed in this court through
her counsel Messrs NAPLES NAPLES petition, in which
she claims damages Of $4,000 from the city OF New
leans and Charles Mason of injuries sustained
by her son George Washington Mahan sixteen years
rnins Of Vannuchis Museum, St. Charles street. near
Gravier whilst ne was passing by the evening of the
first of July last she AYERS that her son carried
little hope Of his recovery entertained that his
agony has been neDss and that bis complete
yet despaired Of She further that previous
to the accident promising robust youth babe fair
to be her stay in future years and that AZ ali hs pros
poets 10 life have been ruined she "a his mother and
urix Is entitled to the above damages for his use THE
city s sued because the Street Commissioner never
caused the ruins to be removed the sidewalk barred
notice OF danger given to passes and Mr. Mason is
| sued because he was the owner of the property.
| RECORDER RAMos's CoURr.--Lieut Fremaux
yesterday made sidayiI that Mr.. e Standards slave
man George Clovis stabbed free negro named Alexan
der Edward with intent to kill Sunday night at the
of Chartres and Ursune Pierre Cameron
complained that William the driver Of dray No. 2371 cut
him in the face with cowhide Franklin street, on
Wednesday evening Officer Lenfant accused Aexsnder
Duchoquet Of having stolen Alexander Buttes gold watch
the watch being found in the possession Of another per-
who showed Duchequets receipt for 500 which he
paid him for it, Warrants were issued for the various
| accused.
John Smith arraigned ON charge Of running John
Rogans skif with an Sunday last and then threat
ening eviscerats Rogan he said word about it. He
gave bail to appear when notified. Joe shotwe was up
on charge Of cutting the back OF Elizabeth Williams
with horse whip on Wednesday morning. at the
pear John Laudegan alias Bill Ryan was up on charge
beating and threatening to kill James Oonners board
the steamer Bella Donna both being deck hands on that
4 boat He was sent to prison.
i RECORDER BRrGAT's CouRT-A large crowd
Of brusers and perers disposed yesterday morn
ing some being discharged and others sent ths Work
| house dned. -
1 The following parties we're arraisned;
VIM Clinton charged with stealing piece Of calico
from MorE sttewes store Rampant street, TO be-
aEnined on the Sth-no bail furnished.
John Oldham, charged with assaulting and attempting
to cut Joseph Collins New Leyee street. on Wednes.
day night: to be examined the sth-bsil not fur
| nished. 1.65
John Mcoabe and wife, charged With seizing policeman
Henry IL. Bailey New Leyee street, early yesterday
morning dragging him into coeehouse with the aid Of
some other person, and menacing him with loaded pis-
i tol to be examined on the 6th-bail furnished.
Denis Downy, charged with violently beating James
Pagan with the leg Of table Tchoupitouas street
near Deord, late on Wednesday night, wounding him
badly but mot dangerously to be examined on the sth
4 bail not furnished.
Charles Jones' suspected OF being the man who actu-
ally robbed Capt Scout of his pooketbook and $500 in
the Gem coffeehouse, on Wednesday evening. He was
remanded, without bail, for examination to-day Abe
Whitlock arraigned but the Captain declined prose
cutting him stating that he not the person who rob-
bed him. but that by bis interference In behalf of the
other mad whom he 1.-THE Captain had commenced beat
ing he enabled him to make his escape Wbitlock was
therefore discharged Frank Henrietta who was sus-
pected from the description given to be the other party
concerned in the robbery also arraigned officer
Grafton having pulled him in the morning 1t was not
shown that he had any thing to do with the robbery but
the Recorder sent him to the any how ss
vagrant. Capt Scotts pocketbook to have gone
to that bourne whence no pocket book returns s-5s
Patsy Lo0khart, f. w.c., charged with abusing and
threatening Mrs. Parmea Harper and her children on
all possible occasions they being nextdoor neghbors
Franklin street between Perdido and Graver to be ex
anined on the Sth-bai furnished.