New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-10
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two and three inches some idea may be formed what
host they be- They intoerabie nuisance In the
printing Offices and In other illuminated places Or
front editorial Ia Of service whatever buggy
nghts, Strike up 9 light and in they pour perfect
friend suggested to that the reason Of the OIL
lamps Of tho suburban districts being universally
extinct at night recently the persecution of the bugs
The flames OF those lamps know by own oberva.
ten, at best only render the darkness vsibeoo like
sick stars down for little restand would easily
be .cpsed by vecent pieces, and Clipped at that
60 any Don Quixote Of bug tilt at one Of those
lights and bits 1t fairly out goes and the poor bug
to travel on unsasfed and unscorchsd One of these
bugs with little genius to guide his perseverance, might
Tins easily envelope whole district ii darknesso or
Visible Altogether they are unwelcome ysite,
and We shall hail their departures with joy By the way
couldn't certain learned professor Of this H. who has
written most uminonsly Of little cousins the mosqu
give US chapter upon these mysterious ngger bugs
Of which we complain?
We COULDN'T HELP IT.-The people passing
the of Char-as and Custnmhouse streets take
Beach's nectar s1da, naturally flies to sugar We
victim to the prevailing week.-Mrs.. Coming frs
Recorder Ranoss office the other evening, had framed
In mind frst-rate 51 notice Of some wretch who
had ieen up before the Recorder. Unfortunately we
were thirsty, and debouched into Beachs draught OF
the nectar cooled and soothed SO sf.ctualy, and
dustd nch feeling eftuxury and good humor through
out syatem, that birthstone item y vanished
tried y recall II but IN vaia and ROACH customer
escaped the publicity he deserved &c. now when with
to come 5yn on any body, we avoid Beach's corner,
3. IT Is DELICIOUS. you don't believe it, 20
and epjey 1t for yourselves We mean, pass through
Lafayette Square bamy evening like that Of yester-
day. and 10 have the nostrs refined BY the sweet country
smell of the new-mown hay the eye refreshed by the
troops of little fairy faxheads that tumble upon the
sward and the gladdened BY the merry aud
laughter the said little fairies We appreciated the
wildly from being compelled to Ieayet for the
heat pesprraop, gas nois, and confusion of alder
manic meeting IN tho elegant marble building opposite
thereto. 'fis about such times that wish
little nsx1eaded again.
Nor FOUND YET.-Severel weeks since we
noticed little bills pscarded about the city, which
u A heaton Of Carroton, seftsed Tor Il formation of
bis daughter Frances aged twelve years, was either
lost stolen away the 18th OF JuIy the woods
her wey home from house half mile distant Within
the last few days of pecards Offering
reward for the still missing Frances She was or Is
fair haired blue eyed girl Of amsbe guiieess disposition
and her father is Of opinion that has fecyed
kidnapped by some one OF the hags in this vicinity
always the alert for prey It ia hoped that
she be found and her decoyer keeper severely
dealt with
The ADVANTAGES THAT WOMEN HAVE Mi.
cbael Barry confronted with RECORDER Bright yester
day, on charge oil having beaten and threatened kill
his wife the previous night The poor Injured wife
looked IS bright aod sleek pin, while Michael
the drmonisc accused, looked not the weaker
tiud OF the two but had hiH covered all ovr
with bloody scratches Inflicted by the of dear
rib In vain he urged that he only slapped her with his
open hand in order to induce her painting hs
lace aud in vain did appearances In his He
was ordered to give bail to keep the and not being
Rble to do 80 marched on to prison In Direction
misery while his smiling wife trippsd bithely nome The
single life is not to be snsezed at, after sil :
VAEDALIC OUFRAGs.-A man named Leon
sspgfu way arrasntd before Recorder Bright yesterday
charged by Mr.. Charles Trephoz with having, on Wed
nesday night ut twelve o'clock rushed into his room ~
the of Common and Baronne Streets with mill
try Sword in nie band with which be slssed at and at
tsnpted to nhog but succertng vented his
fury by cutting all to pece eight psintiugs yaued at
four hnnared dollars that garnished she wallis The Re-
corder ordered hm or examination on the lth
under bail or $500, which he furnished
AN ExcusE.-Mary Ann Histinberesr. ono of
the three jolly females arrested Tor tearing noisy around
town cab O'Clock yesterday morning urged In
upon 1s'ns a5restsa her supp stion that
any elss was Chief abe said, she nuyer have
ventared away from home right good excuse by Iii.
erai kho8-N Nothing.
YOUTHFUL ISTEaPERAsoE.--MaryN Newman, a
Heecrdsr Bright By her aunt Mrs. Margaret VAUGHAN
who alleged thai she had become hopeless victim to ip-
temperance, getting drunk every possible AID
piering articles from her and from neiehbors p
order to convert them into money for the purchsee Of
liquors that while in state Of iptoxoation annoy
and alarm the neighhorhood by her diabooal swesrin
and that she wanted her TO be the House of r.
fuge The Recorder granted the prayer sent Mary
to the Refuge
Our AND IN AaAIN.-Octaye, the free ealered
man accused OF harboring aud conceainp Mr. LIE Vas
eurs SLAVE girl sent to ja to prove his
Freedom yesterday furnished tho proof He was there
ordered to appear on the 18th for examination
ths charge OF harborDg the sAve and being able to
furnish bail OF 5000, he was sent TO prison.
RECORDER BRIGHTs CoURT-There was no.
thing dons In this yesterday beyond Clearing the
dock Michael Barry for beating and threatening kill
bis wife. at their house Tooupitoas street was re-
quired TO give security of $500 behave himself for
month In default Of which, he wassent prison. The
resa hsy BHronne street vasrant, and Caroline Cin-
ton OF Dryades street. sent to the Work
month each. James Smith Dan o Leary Mary Ann His-
nbsrger and Kate Edwards drunkenness and disor
DERBY conduct went to prison for twenty days each in
default of paying $40 fines Ester White who helped
Mary ann and Kate in their rowdysm poneyed up $40
and was discharged.
BREACH OF TRUsT.-Gaspard Cabouret was
arrested yesterday on St Ann street. between Preur
and johnson, charge Of having made way with $50
worth Of turner's tools which entrusted to his keep
ing in October last by Eugene aautre residing
steeet, betwesn Bourbon and Dauphine. The accused
was renaa nded for q future examination. M
STEALING HAr-Fritz Smith is in durance
vile in the Second District charge OF having stolen
Paul Rsnert's hat from him on st. Php street. on Tues
day
BITTEN BY DoG.-Patrick Hickey yesterday
made affidavit before Recorder Ramos that on the FORE
noon OF the "a inst while he passing along Ghstom-
house street. he badly bitten by fercoous dog be-
longing to Madame FLASH warrant issued the
nadsre's arrest for permitting such dog to run at
large. -s aa 'sez5ze
-0uTRAGEeUs NEaReEs.-Mr. JACQUES Joseph
yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Ramos in which
he AYERS that while his step daughter Marianne Barbe
sitting in her gateway Ursulnes street. between
Claiborne and Robertson only few hours previously a
slave woman belonging to Madame Guerrer hurled a
brickbat at her which struck her face the temple
the hags arrest
Mrs Sarah Terry made afidavit that on Wednesday
evening free negroes, named Josephine who to live
IN the Same house with her. the y,ere and
Toulouse Streets returned to her nsuted and abused
grossly and then her beating and hair pulling
warrant was issued for this bag also.
CEtvsLRIC. Dominique Cast, a jeweler at
No "a Royal street, and J. NJ. Hodges of No St. Charles
street have had terrible falling about watch which
Cast has in his shop G.. yesterday Rsoerd.r
Ramos. that in the morning H came to bis shop and
caimeda watch that ddnot belong him, which,
course he didn't give up. At that r. manifested
itching desire to pumn 81 him challenged him 10 fight
duel and told him thxt II he didn't accept challenge
he wond kill him anyhow The Recorder after ring
"a scruples concluded to accept the challenge himself
and sent out officer to inform Ii. of the fact.
STEALING SARDNEs ---Bob and Amos, slaves
Of Mr. ktgan, were yesterday arrested charge Of
stealing several boxes of sardne from the store Of Mr.
B,dwei Front Levse street. They in jail awaiting
q hearing.
A REPuTATIoN.---Mary Ann Kelley was yes
terday afrsaed for sitting drunk in doorway In Perdido
street. Officers Rutter and Grafton who hrreaed herr
report her as ewd and abandoned vagrant, who has
nuisance to the District for the last eight or ten
years. She was locked up
NIfNGLiSH AND classical FAMILY