New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-27
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TIE WEATHER Day before yesterday we
blinded hy clouds Of dust sapering through the
after another series Of biindng pus The sipdows 81
beaven opentd, and rain enough descandsd to SOM
petey annihilse the dustio fact pushed % the other
end, and nobody IN sorry. gss5ss5- - ~
Found DROWNED. Deputy Coroner Mitchell
yesterday held inquest the body Of Henry Smith,
supposed TO be native Of resnd ebqut 70 yssrs old
found In the river this foot OF Canal street Verdict
accidental drowning Deceased deck hand board
the steamer and fell into the river on the night Of the
24th, while going aboard, drunk and singing song
A CBnD RUN OVER -- Patrick Walsh, the
driver OF Of TWINS omnbussss arrested yater
day aferuoop at the Of Julia and Et Charles
for fricusJ driving his vehicle running
child, aix years old. The child learn was
badly injured. .5..- +
I MURDER OF A BoY.--A. DUH Hagen, an
American youth OF nineteen employed as an assistant
Waterman and hand Of all work board the steamer
w. NJ Sherman lying the foot of Ousomhose street
murdered board that boat yesterday morning al
about eight O'clock by Irish hand board nauled
James Brodsrck, aided and abetted BY smother hand
named James Casey. Deputy Coroner Mitchell
afterwards beld Inquest on the body and from tho
testimony addused before him Oondense tbs following
particulars: 5ss3s 5sF
Hagen had by means ipeusred the d,slke and Der.
secuton OF the hands and Tuesday evening chased
fnd struck ~ Casey Yesterday morning. while oil
eating together sbont aat the lower
guard Of the boat Casey and Broderck Hsgan
away Casey msnacing him with stick and Broderick
ran up into the csbin his pursuers following him part Of
the way and going back to their meal The wachsn Of
fuss board Hagen replied that he didn't Wish to create
Q fuss but that the IriHh wished to kill him.
After remaining 10 the cabin little WHILE Hagen went
down below passed along the guard opposite to that
which the hands eating and back where the car
penter was at work He complained to the carpenter
that the Irish wished to kill kim Some standing BY
asked him why he from the Irish Soft there were
not Amsricsns enough to him safely through. Slim
uatsd by this, Hagen picked up piees plank and
ha raised
It TO deal second blow whom Casey shouted kill him -
Frederick who was sitting next to Casey Of that jnmped
latter Ecresmed murder exclaimed that be stabbed
Brodsrick the man. and staggered back into
after psrpetrating the deed, drew knife from the
wound threw the deck behind him. and rushed
Thomas Moore the engineer who gave bin over
to the poce Casey arrested the leyee BY some
other oesr Of the boat while in the act Of making his
escape -Four witnesses OF tbs murder afterwards
arrested and made to give security for their appearance
The ooronsrs Jury gave verdict in accordance with
the above facts Death was caused by Internal hefner.
rhaga, thu knife having penetrated ths liver Hagen was
native Of Cincinnati where II is said bis father keeps
livery stable and all the witnesses who we're acnuaipted
with him. testified rs to his quiet and peaceabe dispo-
sition. l.E-x<, As
Frederick seems to be very brutal relentless fellow
The inquest upon the body Of his Victim held In
courtyard, within sight Of the window Of his CELL He
gazed upon the post moe examination with the great
hardhood while Casey shrank to the back part Of the
cell. 5t ~.
was yesterday arraigned before Recorder Bright on
charge Of having dangerously stabbed Thomas Baxter
With chss on the previous day at the Of Thaa
and Annunciation streets,
Charles Fitzsimmons sso srrarued on charge Of
having badly stabbed Patrick Mulahyi fnot Muien, Is
previously reportedD the day ooHsehouss at
the corner of Girod and Front fssyee streets
Both were refused bail and remAnded TO prison
arraisnn,ent the Sd OF October Baxter lies At the
Hospital In critical condition; Mullaby was able to ap-
pear in court and make aft isVit Of his y
\ DARREY FUGITIVE GAUGHr.-Henry Porter,
Fl and fugitivs from Justice In Louisville XIV
where ne was under ball TO answer In the Circuit Court
for felony yesterday taken before Recorder Bright
at the instance OF Richard M Moore barkespsr Of thu
steamer Fanny Bulltt. The Recorder ordered him to
prison for ninety days, to await requstion from the
Governor OF Kentucky l7-r
Q COMMITTED FOR TRIAL,-assaults and Bat
ferries John A. Teller yesterday, after due examine
ton before Recorder Bright bsfore the First District
Court TO BE- trsd for brutal assault and battery upon
Adelaide Befour ID her house Perdfdo street On the
evening Of the 2lst inst He furnished bali Of $500 for his
appearance Ff 2f Tf7
Patrick Boyle was sent before the tribunal for an
assault and battery upon David Hebron No "a New
Levee on the 9th inst He furnished bail Of $500 for his
Larceny Joseph Bienmis, f. m O. was esst down to bs
tried for arseny Of about twavs dozen pars Of ladies'
unnshsa enters from the store q Bertrand Guehersn
inst In default of $1,000 bali he sent prison
CASES DISMISSED. = The following cases were
yesterday dismissed by Recorder Bright for various good
TR spissns rssso1s VIM ssrsry accused BY asnry
accused Of assault and battery upon Ellen Kearns and
Several other petty cases. .-s5@t- ~ s0'8s
K-HousE, ETC. - Bridget MCQUEEN. of
Dryades street. and Christopher Anthony st Thomas
street. were yesterday sent ont for sixty days each by
eorder Bright; Richard Brown alias Horse-fg of Jua
street aud Mrs Cochran of Julia street, thirty DAYS
each Mary Harris fined SIS for cutting up on Lafay
petts street Cart Mo- ga fined $40 for being pro
erly branded
! ASSAULT AND BATTERr.-Mary Dignan yes-
terday complained to Recorder Rsmos that the morn
ing Mt the of St Louis Where streets she was
called foul and pummeed her head and face
by Mrs. Cofey, who topped of by hitting her with
stone warrant was issued ~
BREACH OF .TRusT.-John Mooney yes erday
complained to Recorder Ramos that he had utterly failed
to recover S2l which he left with Patrick and Mary
Ward at the Of Toulouse and Claiborne streets
for safe keeping saturdaylast was issued
L4RcENIEs The following affidayits were
yesterday lodged before Recorder Ramos
By Hetty Simpson, charging Mary Ann Prudhomme
with coming to her room Barracks street, near the
fsvee, yesterday morning, to borrow soms thread and
that being told to help herse thread which wse
hanging loose from her dress pocket she did So and at
the same time plrloued from the pocket the sum Of
1852 so which complainant did discover until after
she had left Warrant issued.
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