New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-15
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her-and SO worfbppsd her at datance as he would
followed her but at respectful and distance
and In this seemed to find all the enchantment that
inrsd Aciphron after bis Aicthe amid the Egyptian mys
teries. t+r
One day he followed her to her home--a mansion oil
opulence opposite public square With that he seemed
the door through which bis divinity gded; nor did be
indte Of impertinence filled with moonstruck
exurassss a. bs Gsyotion IN higher and more practical
manner than that He went away, returned at night,
and seating himself against the railing of the square,
scross the street the mansion with bis elbows on his
knees and his chin In bis hands, fixed his eyes In rspt
gaze upon the third story windows of the said
and though they disclosed less II possible than the
eyes OF death, he remained there, fixed like statue
sitting and gazing through the whole length Of the night
showed any sign q life until the became rosy.
Them going to the neghboring market aud swallowing
phosopbio cup of coffee with few anchorte biscuits he
betook himself to his home
The next night he underwent the ordeal again; and on
the next night and the next until the watchan Of the
beat, having noticed him and managed to discover what
allied him, urged him In respectful manner to go home
The young man argued his right to remain here-being
on the sidewalk Of public square and not moIesng
Offering TO modest any human bsngso ably being in the
legal ine that the wetchman concluded not to interfere
with him. The family Of the young lady were aware of
all this and treated it rather good oke but gentle
man who waited upon the young lady with 50 sort Of
notioDn In the approved human fashion, awfully
bothered about 1T much that he went the
street one night, and without the formaty Of intro
duction went at his enthusiastic rival and gave him
regular whaling Next day the said rival had hmarrested
by due Of law and bound keep the peace
and then At night renewed bis lonely vigil In front Of the
cause at present. unknownprobably expiration Of
the fit or to the frosty weatherthe young volun
tary ceased his alteration, at least showed himself
more In the spot he made famous; this too after
ing set both watchman and gallant at defiance
~ Now just to think Of It Sitting night after night In
the chilly street gazing at brick wall behind which
perhaps, invisible lady snoring Ugh We confess
to full share of alteration for the aud heye that
could be induced to sit whole night for love of
ct them; but not In the boots of that young
lawyer. We would have to be in the with the
divinity and the sofa, IL there chairs
about The divinity would have to have soul in her eye
dew on her lip and peachy down her cheek to say
nothing Of fearless of sofe Whispers
sverse to periodical contact with Sleeve Under
such circumstances think could sacrifice nights
rest for LADY, but under no others The young lawyers
pole knocks away all persmmons In that line and we
submit his case to sympathetic community
LIVELY TIMES. City Hall, or that part
Of 1t in which the Treasurers Office Is located was sort
Of human aviary Saturday Such tripping Of Eight
feet such rustling Of silks such chirruping whisper
ing and smiling, has not sweetened those cold marble
hss for many day TO DO palmer the sahoo teachers
then and there received their weearned recommendations
for the month Of August In the flush times Of our
city, when pay day round with clockke regularity
there nothing worth particular attention In the
cut Of the citys employees roopng to the
Hall for their ratons.
On Saturday, the assemblage of sweet spirits and
bright, good spirits and gay around the city chest,
the little nodoums Of the needful received 80 pref
tly they acknowledged and bewitchingy hidden
better pleasure than to shell OUT, to uah appiespts
whether they had done any service or not--would
thank them for taking the money and beg them to be
sure to call again next day.
SPEcKs OF WAR--Andrew Musselman is in the
meshes Of ths law In the Garden District charge of
threatening to massacre Henry Cameron the Deputy
Coroner Of that faubourg. cameron is generally on
has wish to patronse himself in the double waY pro-
posed by Musselan 1t appears to that though the
coroners have gloomy, morbid time Of It, being clown
smoug the dead men much Of the time they are as
fond Of life and its good things the rest Of mankind
No can inspect the Coroner's department without
coming to this conclusion.
John Bache wasup before Recorder jackson,
on Saturday, on a charge Of drawing 4 revolver and
threatening to shoot somebody with 1t Eighth street
He awaits further proceedings.
Frank Coyle was up before Recorder BRIGHT.
for slightly cutting Patrick Sosse on the Leyee Being
recognized as old offender he sent to the work.
house for two months 7
james Coy, residing on Triton Walk, had his
wife Rosanna arrested Saturday night on charge of
beating him and wonndiug him in the head.
observation-disclosures Cumbach, the vontb
arrested on Sunday night week. for cutting the neck of
Rudolph Clausen, Tchoupitoulas street near Race
was examined about on Saturday by Recorder Bright
Cumbach 1t appears In house raising muse with
some girl Clausen chivaousy took the girls part and
bantered cumbach to come out ana fight him the inv-
taton was accepted Causeu then @handedn Gumbaeb
one and the latter realiated with his pen-knife As
NO damage to speak of was done and Clausen did not
wish to prosecute, cut1bach was discharged.
ANOTHER FIRE.--A fire broke out in tbe Sea-
mems Home, Erato Street. at O'Clock on Saturday
night II was extiDgushed before doing any damage to
speak of
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL--.dssdut and Batteyy.
Recorder Bright on Saturday Mary Regan before
the First District Court beating and biting aary Hoo
ishan leaving the tracks of her dentas well imprinted
upon her fingers and her left breast.
THEY HAVE Cor Him. - VIM. RI. Hapgarty
Esq the gentleman who created such sensation in the
Third District by falling to return to Mr. Lea the pound
Keeper lot OF rope worth dollar which be borrowed
the purpose OF assong stray animals has been arrestsd
and awaits examination before Recorder enzenea,
on ohsrge OF breach Of trust He did not seems
but preferred secretng himself In the wilderness of
city Much credit is due the police for their success in
ferretng the gentleman out of his hiding place We
shall keep our readers posted reference to tbs most
exciting and painful drama in real life as it
through the courts.
SAD AFPAIR-Ffre and Loss of Life.-The /
double frame tenement occupied by Messrs WIN Carr
and Charles G. Ellis and their families on Rampart |
street between Terpsehcre Euterpe caupht re on
Saturday afternoon at about four O'clock in the attic
ir. Eiss part. The house destroyed but the con-
tents saved most sad casualty happened however IN
the burning to death of child of Mr. Ellis an interest
Ing little boy two and half years DID, When the remen
reached the ground the upper part the house was ali
In flame, and Mrs Ellis running around In tie widest
agony exeaming that her child was in the attic and
begging somebody to cave him The attempt was made
the stairs ssaendedbut smoke and flame cut of ali an
proach to the room and after the fire put down the
chsrred remains of the poor little fellow were found amid
the ruins.
LARcENIEs. -John and Sutley, slaves of G. B,
Collins were arrested on Rampant on Saturday at
he instance of Andrew Frier who detected in their
session mule which had been stolen from his premises
n Carrolton. The darkeys are under lock and kew
tts boy named John Doweli is in limbo on eharvs
u stealing some copper pipe from the house of Mr. VIM
!, Halsey, No. 1856 Camp street.
Mrs Elizabeth Laurens arrested in the Fourth D
rct at the instance of her son.inaw John Rapp who
accused her OF stealing quantity ofelothing from the resi-
fence Of himself and her mistress The articles were foupd
her house and she held bail for her
John Saith arrested, for the thousandth time In
he Third District He is accused Of stealing lot OF
othing from Antonio Fretas James Chase Ia also nm
Ter arrest 10 the Old Third charge Of stealing some
hing from some body. |
Bridget Fennell awaits examination on a charge of
teang bar Of iron from the cargo of the ship Atlantic
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT Sentences Judge
robertson passed the following sentences on SATURDAY.
INN Kelly, larceny forty-eight hours in the Parish
'rison Andrew and Anne Gooly two years, hard labor
n the Penitentiary James McLane, alias Jas David |
David GLIB, John Martin, alias Mockng Bird William
)epassau free of color two years. hard labor in the
Reuben Brooks, eighteen months, hard
abor in the Penitentiary Thos. Nader and Richard |
Sennegap one years hard labor in the Penitentiary
katherine Horne receiving stolen property eight mouths
ard labor in the Pspitentary Patrick Brady larceny
TX months' hard labor in the Psnitentary.
land Warrants.
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