New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
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and lake. The cannon awoke paipitatng echoes In
hundred houssnd bosoms and the bunting in the breeze
that animated the fast Short breakfasts
order and after their dismissal the city
all agog-both SEXES and all ages moved blythe common
impulse to see and be seen
Though the streets were muddy the military turned
out in full force and made splendid parade cer which
shooting in the vicinity The chief feature
the review Of the National Guards the Washington Regi
ment, thu Warrington Artillery the company Of Horsc
Guards and last but by least the gallant Con-
nenal Guards They reviewed by Gen. Tracy, and
Col Forno acting Brgader Gener After the review
pleasing ceremonythe presentation Of flag to
the Washington Artillery by the Continental Guards.
some address, calling forth equally handsome response
from Captain Hunting Subsequently, at the armory,
Captain Hunting was with M a. R swSrd
st. John street. beautiful bonner presented by the
ladies to the Louisiana Grcys The day too warm for
monies, the streets were drumless and soldieress.
Large numbers Of our younger citizens spent the day
BY rail- and paddle were literally patronjzsd OAK Grove
Carroton and the Metaire Ridge, particularly
resonant with youthful hiarty that at Oak Grove st
by the temperance order Of the knights OF Jericho who
though they had nothing stronger to drink than lemon
AIDE had abundance of living intoxicating material
with them blushng about among the trees The dance,
the the swing the sseaaw and the romp were
carried such rate, that the birds feeling them
selves outdone in happiness few away in envy and the
old oaks shoak their mossy boards for very gee The
SEEM t. know rigt well how e enjay themselves
In the evening Congo Square was the center Of atrac
tion The sqaare was filled with holiday throng, and
novelty balloon ascension with the aeronaut
horseback afforded them. The pony, most stoica
sleepy looking little animal, was quite lion before he
assembled. When he did ascend in swing beneath the
car his legs hanging loose, and GODDARD his back his
appearance extremely ludcrous and excited the
limited merriment OF the multitude lie never winked
foot but twisted bis head round, looking first to
aide and then to the other When very high up however
prs wss and
to descend speedily 10 the of the city and
soon after to reappear without the It descended
finally the plank road Carroiton, whsre was
kept Inflated and foated back to the city yesterday
morning.
The day passed on happily and without accident mis-
hap of any kind and the only thing have to
against unusual plethora Of drinkers in the
Recorders docks yesterday morning.
Commemorative were mistaken in SAYING
that Sergeant Power arrested several suspicious characters
to take before Mr. Gotschak to whether he would
identify them As having robbed his store The Sergeant
only took them TO the old without arrestng them
wish appear forward than becomes an officer of
his rank his superior Lieut. Mazsrat having been en-.
gagged in an arduous search for the came robbers.
POLICE BoARD.-Iieut. Lucien Adams was
tried yesterday for alleged impropeties with German
servant girl while she prisoner in his custody The
evidence showed Ii to be miserable conspiracy got up
between the girl and her father who mad because
lamplighter The Lieutenant honoraby discharged
Capt Jsquess, Warden OF the Work house. called
to explain the escape of FIVE prisoners from the Work
house. recently. He gave explanation which was
satsfactory, and was advised to be particular in
future.
dsrespectful Language about the Board John Roach,
appointed wacbman swore to the language having
been addressed to him which Hunt denounced false
and malicious Thecas postponed in order to pro-
cure the testimony of woman who present at the
time.
Other trials of petty nature we're had e
FIRE.-Tbe Live Oak Coffee house, on Poy-
dras atreet was partially damaged by Ere at two
YES a acrtde
The GREAT RAN.--The Easements of in
Vulnerable houses. great and small cottage well as
church. continue to weep because of the great
outrage psrperated upon them by Sundays unparalleled
rain. Their tears trcke the walks very
lusubrious manner rendering them slippery and the
footing dangerous In places Servants in the
of the city too misauthroplcal from superabund-
ance OF mud and weary toll with the hickory broom
They wonder where all the mud from what the
can be Of scrubopg away when returns perna
cously Carpets mops and such like articles have had
fue time hanging about the get of their
soaking 1t will be long time before the easements in
the drsnched districts recover their previous dynsss
FOUND DROWNED. The Coroner, on Wednes-
day. held an inquest the body of unknown white
man found In the river opposite Julia street Verdict,
found drowned The deceased appeared to be Irish
! man, about thirty five years of age
| ELIMINATION AND IEoUEsT.-A German woman
named Maria Banner living Moreau street, lost her
little child four months old few days since and had it
got out that she had said the child died from dose of
audanum which it got hold of and swallowed of itself
she was arrested and yesterday the body exhued
and made the subject of inquest The body vas e-
amined by Ds Sabatier Davidson and Schneider, and
upon their opinion the jury gave verdict that the child
died of disease the intestnes So was reburied
and the mother set at liberty The Deputy Street Com
missioner IL seems had the child buried without nroner
understanding to the Of its death the Cor
ouers jury request that officer to be particular
after IN issuing certificates of burial.
| FIENpIsH MURDER IN ALGIERs.-On Wednes-
day morning at about halfpast one O'clock, the little
cottage and grocery of Francis Bsrard in Agers
tered by several persons who got in by prying cut the
nails from the fasenings Of the They were
evidently in search Of booty for they had pulled open all
the drawers they could find and emped armoir of its
most valuable contents but they carried away nothing
1t must have been that Mr. Berard heard them, and
moved to what was tue matter for he was fallen
and heshly murdered in his bed as lay by his wife
He was strangled and violently that his uguar vein
broke, blow the head with hammer or hatchet
finished the dreadful deed The Coroner held an inquest
on the body, the following morning gave verdict
Of murder BY atranguation by person persons
unknown. The murderers believed to belong to a
gang OF upcountry busters who have infested Agiers
and its vicinity for week or stwo past bat who have
escaped probably some vessel bound the Gulf
who Was known to be one Of them going from
Berards house, with in his hand after time
the murder. None of the gang have been arrested,
though several suspected members Of it In the
vicinity yesterday Brownee and Holmes, the two off,
Of Agiers, were hunting diligently for them last
| evening.
SuIcInE.-A frail beauty of German birth
named Augusta Smith, only seventeen years age was
found dead in her bed, in house yere street be-
tween Cont ana ST. LOUIS on "wednesday morning, she
having committed suicide by of draught efauda-
num- The Coroner held an inquest the body and re-
turned verdict accordingly She had the mistress
some man. and dependency her treatment and
deseron by him. is coneetured the of the sad
| act.
| STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Lucinda, slave belong
ing to Mr. Julien awaits examination charge of hay
ing received some stolen property in her house.
gundy street. She is In prison in default Of bail.
| ASSAULTS AND BATTERIES. Zopf yes-
terday accused Mr. and Mrs Michel of having abused
usnlted and beaten her. at the corner Of Jefferson and
Charities streets, on the forenoon of the 4th.
Mrs Barry accused Mrs Hern and her son Philip Of
grossly abusing her and throwing blets OF wood and
BANNER at her in her st. Peter street. near
/ IRENE, yesterday morning. Warrants were Issued.
ASSAULTS, ETc.-Richard Burris and Gabriel
Mitchell were arrested Common street, on Wednesday
evening" by Lieut. Adams for fighting and disturbing the
peace Burns, when arrested holding an open knife
In his hand, behind his back. They to be examined
tomorrow. Bail $500 EACH
D. Nj Gilmore is to be examined the 10TH on charge
entering Catherine Farrenbacks premises No Al Cir
street abusing and insulting the said Catherine and
striking her Bail $500.
Thomas Cannon is to be examined on the l1th on a
charge of violently beating Dennis Cannon Fouoher
street, on the night of the Fourth. Bail $500.
Robert Hoye and james Campton for fighting In Girod
street on Tuesday evening, were fined $5 each.
John G. N cGunness fined $40 for winding up his
Fourth with general row on Dryades street.
ny.