New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-29

full and ugly here and everywhere But adoraton Ia
sfy worship OF another II ue were smitten with
Dame Luna, like our neighbor we think We could get
along without the aid Of Bacehns ~ would not drink
her health 80 generously to her before rises or
see her multiplied by two before going to bed or home
ward plod our serpsntne way the great scandal OF
men, struggling between of duty and an awe Of
the press anything Of that sort However we won't
Be too severe upon Mt Man Just now. This is on
the wAne and We hope he will be taken better in
few days ia7'
SERENADING.-Though not at all addicted to
running round o. nightsT we accidentally fell in few
nights ago with band Of musical smaeurs on sere.
nading the direction Of the Battle-Ground thouah
not so far down that We recognized in the band "a
miar faces from each District OF the city several Of
whom we knew to be capital vocasts Instrumental
lists The moon for which entertain rational degree
OF affection shone than usually resplendent-f psob
ably owing to ts recent dssertion BY that ussrous
reporter Tor neighborins paper)-and, having
pecial weakness for music whether with, without
moonlight we forgot were the publie's devoted
yant and so went along for private individual
pleasure. The band made famous round. Houses that
doomed up in the moonlight, externally silent as death
being serenaded suddenly threw open their doors
disclosing within groups of the better sex waiting with
bushes and SMILES tables waiting with good things and
manly hands waiting with the grasp Of welcome. In one
gallant bridegroom who bad just been welded by a IA
vorite ministerial friend Of ours; the twain looking
not In the least frightened the minister anywse
tatgued White vests and vapory muslin filled the par
lofs; 3 feast garnished the background and
"All went merry ttco marriage bels.n
But won't do to tell all the pleasant Incidents of the
msgnaeenty serenaded other parties we're similarly
complineuted, and acknowledged the compliment With
open DOORS as aforesaid and shat sundry young ladies'
who least expected it, startled their eumbers
By prophetic hints such best conveyed in music
The night rather chilly but there was marvellous
abundance Of cordais well suited to musical threats in
waiting the different spotsso much in fact
to render the temperance the capacity of the band
1--WE can't which) especial wonder US, who
lint nQuRp ha Entri t1stt
cursion the club into the Old Third-and partcu.
larry Gloust, Goodchidren Poet, Love, and other
diYineynaned streets-wi certain, long be held
In pleasant remembrance.
HORRIBLE MURDER Early yesterday morn
ing the body Of murdered found in the swamp
at the terminus of Poydrss street, distance beyond
Gaiyez Canal There less than sabs in
the face neck and upper part Of tho breast all of
deep each of them sufficient DEATH and evil
IDENTIFY made with knives Of different sizes; besides blow
from some heavy weapon thu forehead and the left
thumb cut off, Deputy Coroner MITCHELL being apprised
Of the discovery proceeded the spot held an in
quest which was not concluded will be concluded
nesses In the Enough elected yesterday now
to show that most hellish murder had perpe
trated, by parties to whom clue could be obtained
The following IL the substance Of what was given
The deceased was Italian youth, twenty years old
named Frederick, his sirname being unknown. He was
hand on board ugger oyster schooner named the
Harbormaster which arrived In the New Basin on Satur
day evening Going to his boarding house, Spanish
treat on Florida Landing, known as the Piney Woods
uU.
with Giaoome Boyvini the barkeeper aaetano Mangini
and several othsrs went TO Poydras Market get
cegsa After thatit being between eleven and twelve
oclockthe party proceeded out Poydras street, and
when between st. John and st. Peter streets met party
of men who were in boisterous humor, one Of them
greeting the Itasn party with the exclamation There
goes lot of id Dago Of b-s now Hearing this
margini turned round and asked what they meant BIZ
using such language toward his party At that I'VE or
Elk of the assang party drew daggers and
and made ut him and the In endesvoring
blow he (Mangni) stabbed through the bsek and
palm Of his loft hand at the moment Boyvini was
knocked down but picking himself up he saved himself
by flight while three of the ruans took after Frederick
who ran out Poydras street.
to what happened after that the evidence mostly
circumstantal thick unbroken stream of blood stain
ing the sidewalk for four i've squares out Poydras
street. and the body being found in the woods lying
Its face beside an old stump not far from path
some little distance beyond the last house Poydras
street, which is occupied by poor widow woman named
tus Jewell, Of tho said children and both be and
bis sister Virginia testified before the Coroner
about midnight they heard the pass the house
with their BURDEN and stop close heard of them
say, Damn him, let's take him - and heard them
resume their march, and afterwards pass back their
raturn to town The widow and her children heard
things by of the strict attention they paid
robbers
Mangini, the man who was stabbed through the hand
is as the Circus street Hospital. Deputy Coroner
Mitchell will his investigation to-day and we
earnestly hope he may be able to obtain Of the
villains who perpetrated the most atrocious murder
FOUND DYING.-A man named John Pierre
Gardner found in dying condition the steamboat
landing on Saturday evening. It supposed he was q
recently arrived foreign paupsr. He taken to the
hospital
RoBBERY.-John Welsh and Stephen Burns
arrested Delta street on Saturday night on
charge of robbng II, Murphy OF what loose change he
possessed They were locked up, and Murphy himself
was also locked up as q witness
SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Henry Keller was ar
regned before Recorder Bright Saturday, charge
af,nku
part of one of his between the elbow shoulder
on Friday evening Baurishter, however, inclined the
belief that the act not Intentional done with
dsrous design he said that Keller amusing himself
swapping and pointed the pistol at his arm
Ing at the time that 1t loaded Keller is to
be examined next Friday.
ASSAULTS, ETC.-Wm Kueter and Henry
Witte bs examined on Friday on charge of hay
ing badly oudgeed Frederick Aokenhausen and his wife,
on South Market street Luke Flynn will bs examined
on the same day, on charge Of having drawn q knife
upon and attempted to kill officer Creagh North Mar
kst street at O'Clock Saturday morning He Is in
prison. being refused bail A. Guerin to be examined
on charge OF waopping coffee girl named Mary in
Vegetable Market Saturday morning and abusing ON
Ger Philips, who took her part
LARcENIEs "A free darby named Baptiste
to be examined before Recorder Ramos on charge
having stolen oyercoa and other articles the
idence OF g. Ring at the corner Of Bienve and
gundy streets, Friday night Some person. name not
given is accused of having spirited away quantity
clothing, quilts etc, from the Yankee Doodle Coffee
house. at the corner OF Front LeVee
woman named Margaret Gill, alias Keho was arrested
yesterday morning charge Of boiling Of with bolt
of calico from the tore of Louis Alley No. 200
street The calico found in her possession and Alley
| identified 1t as his.
The GREAT MuLE-SwAPPINa CASE. = This
notable affair." in which B. Rodriguez accused Michael
McQusde of swindling him In swapping mules day
last week, investigated before Recorder Bright
Friday and Saturday After the examination of nu-
merous Witnesses and after much learned cashing
counsel the appeared to be, after all only mule,
swap, n which McQuade. who seemed TO be somewhat
up 10 ths business had not done anything indotabts