New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
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Favored breath upon the seepers that rolled
beds big and li,te in high places and low The old
thouFand brick descent upon his ancient enemy,
yellow jack, like mpolite old savage that be iebut
the less welcome that account or course,
the revolution In the morning memorable and par
ticuary 50 to the small things Of creation MOSQUITOES
sang melancholy death wall with stifened machinery
nuuity earthquaked out Of their wooden retreats
and spiders In chimney places that were counting their
eggs before they were Matched smoked out without
any kind Of warning
ing of sAas saioonn fact joyful event to the soda
haers in and around st. Charles street. It the add
ton OF another link to the comorchain that gitters
and jinges In that classic avenue-a the links in the
said chain having had the rust rubbed Of and new
FURNISH put during the past summer. 30 msny bril-
liant ehrines OF Bacchus all together in cluster we
think suhserve the Of temperance In more ways
than Notwithstanding the horror they excite In the
stomachs OF our codwatar friends. In the first place
many man who takes notion to smile in that vicinity
is so dazzsd by the charms Of all that he can't decide
which to patronze and SO passes without drinking,
pure in each saloon that If does get topheavy by
patroDsing all Of them he doesn't feel like stealing
spoons choking bis daddy anything Of that sort but
beast
But TO get back to mutton, the weather of Sat
urdsy and Saturday night was feeling topic disoourse
Everybody seemed to have the shiyerscomplaned Of
beae too much Of good thing vouchsafed eete too
suddenly AtDght the sky cleared up, the stars twin
killed. freshly and yesterday gded in beautiful We
nus, though considerable colder than statue of the
But it had pleasant eGsctenlivened the blood,
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fiddle In tune The streets all sutter with church,
going and other promenaders from till dewy even
It just such day would like to have several
hundred Of, on stretch.
I sEblsroto1.-Th fall, or partial fall, of this
den Of the Russian bear had become common
to the public m nd and was talked Of cooy as dead
event, until yesterday when people were thrown
into relapse Of excitement and the community shaken
Its center by fresh flood of those old Sebastopol pic
lures Of "Bombastopol,n elongated stick' and cele
brsted lawsuit memory The immovabe bills surmounted
wi akpah
the deathdeyng appearance OF the picture in general
sddsd great stimulus to Russian sympathy, and hume
rous bstsof smashes cocktails, etc., at SANS Dams
Dicks and Chcks--were made that sebsstopo will hold
out-perhaps az long that immortal picture The pic
ture is deserving Of credit however at least for its dura
bity; for it has undergone and survived printing
cylinder bombsrdmen quite miraculous that which
the city It y to rep a has sustained from the
seeing the picture again. They have had Sebastopo
done done brown and etewed; and long, when
the city shall be finally used up by the Allies they
look the picture more, with few additional
punches and scratches as final dish Of sebastopo hash
FORGERY Samuel S. Smith, keeper of
grocery at the corner of Customhouse and Franklin
streets arragned before Recorder Bright satur
day, charge Of having in conjunction with
named Thomas Crawford obtained five boxes Of candles
and two boxes OF starch from the firm Of W s. Wright
Co.. upon forged order purportng to be written BY H.
Beebs, clerk at Eaton g. Hendersons. The order
presented by and the articles delivered to- white dray
driver, who cannot now be found. Smith was refused
ball and sent to prison to await hearing the 9th
Several daye previous to the above, Smith accused
of sending order forged upon the house of Ea
ton Henderson TO Keep Bard Co.. for barrel OF lard
oil and tsrce of hams. Mr.. Bard at knew the
order to be forgery but delivered the articles to the
negro drayman who for them in order to where
he would take them. They taken to Smiths gro
Gerry Mr. Bard then and the Recorder about it,
tbs police went and brought back the goods and Smith
who absent during the arrival brief stay and depar
ture Of the goods from bis store as he averrsd mme
dstely went before the Recorder and surrendered HIM
self He declared himself innocent and said that the
whole thing had been done without bis knowledge by
Thomas Crawford former drsy-driyer Of Eaton e. Hen
dsrson had been bargaining with him for echooner
and had promised to pay for it in groceries Upon this
representation, Mr.. Bard withdrew his affidavit and
Smith, being discharged made an affidavit against Craw
ford.
for Crawford whisper the opinion that he and Smith
and the individual And the repetition of the
trick upon W s. Wright Co makes things look rather
bad for Smith He was in the penit+ ntary years
ago for offences OF dishonesty and since then has married
and epdesyored to obtain an honest living So he has
either under the pressure of hard times, fallen victim
to his old weakness made the dupe of villain
than is ususiy to be found In the drsydrviug line.
sVEL, VoT OF IT p'--Vot of vot Wy, those
bills With them words on it, yich any may see
Yinking at him the walls and fences around town
Watch che walls ye good and vorshipul citizens and
few days the Wonder will cease Yesha all ses in time.
FATAL AcoIpENT..A German, aged about
forty years killed the Csrrolton Railroad
mile this side Of Carroton, on Saturday evening. He
lying the track intoxicated and the night being
dark not seen by the engineer We did not learn
his name.
Found DRowNED.-The Coroner Yesterday
held inquest the body of John scana an Irshman
about ~ old found in the river opposite the Beef
Market Verdict found drowned The deceased appeared
to be a laborer or long-shoreman.
DEATH FROM EXPOSURE. The Assistant Deputy
Coroner Cameron Saturday held an inquest Oh the
body Of unknown white man. apparently an Irshman
found dead on the banquette in Tchoupitouas street. in
the Fourth District Verdict died fron. exposure and
general debility When the Coroner found the body
rascay vagrant in the act of robbipg It, the principal
prize being bottle Of whisky from which the deceased
had probably drawn the draught that accelerated his
death.
| SAILING UNDER FALSE GoLoRs.-Placide No
rega though first rate fellow in his way and believed
by his friends to be less of brick, Thought
enough on the evening Of the first instant to borrow
his friend RosendeH Perezs gold watch chain and little
dofunnies wherswth to cut special swell for that night
only in place and for purpose known only to
himself promising sacredly them the morn
ing. All this get from Perezs written complaint
before Recorder Bright The strength Perezs frend
ship may be inferred from the fact that the property he
loaned worth $780, and the bitterness of his soul
may therefore be imagined when upon the following
morning. neither friend jewels blessed his vision and
when upon succeeding ut last in cspping the
Of him upon that recreant friend the latter summed him
though he had the smallpox, or was pickpoeket
tend to keep the things when he borredn them he
must have become fascinated with them and forgot the
future and Its awful upturnings for the fabulous raui
ties OF the present Pacdes eelinks must have been
peculiarly felictous after sporting such splendid
tablishment to BIO taken prisoner who sported
no iewery save brass moon in its first quarter worth
about dime, and loaned to him by the city at that
Moral-You that have jewelry, be green to
lend it, You that haven't any jewery, borrow any
and thus Keep out of temptation for If you do the
thing you know you will be introduced to the Recorder
fine morning. without previous solicitation
your part for such honor and then the fine morn
ing your will be in the papers, without your having
to pay for it, for every body to read and talk about
S-I is breach of trust that Norioga is Of and
he gave bail to appear for examination the 10th.
| COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-1hroat- Cutting
On Saturday, after due examination before Recorder
Bright Richard Mooney sent before the First District
Court to the charge Of having attempted
the life Of Joseph MoAdam by cutting his throat
night of the 10th u at the of Tchouptouas
North Market streets. The wound CHASTITY one
| and the juguar near being severed, and McAdam
laid for time in danger of dying He Is well yet
being compelled to hold his head and neck in fixed DO
sition The offence not being bailable the accused wa
cent to the parish prison.
J Sta5bing Doctor j. d. Lockwood was sent befor,
| the same tribunal, to be tried for running Bowie
knife through the muscle OF the left of DR.. Cicero
Baakee Perddo street. the evening of the inst
Baakee testified that Lockwood ancient enemy O
his having nuttered bloody threats against him so Ions
as three ago that the between then
commenced by Lockwood, who up to him with
| out saying word and gave him crack with his cane
which he Baake reciproeated with his upon which
Lockwood drew his whpger and after furnishing it in
gadatoris fashion socked 1t into him. the knife benl
aimed at his heart but entering the arm which sud
denly drew up shield Other witnesses set forth thu
facts however that Baakee the biggest man had thu
biggest cane, and had whaied his assaant essential,
before the knife drawn by him, he having beef
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