New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-14

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-ofthe deaths, 27 were BY yellow fever.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM FIRE EsGINE-This
long expected and much-taked-of revolutionary sppa
ratus Is at last town. 1t arrived yesterday board
something to say about it oan clap eyes
on 1t.
Cow TO HIS DooM.-Daniei Callaghan, the
ehief assassin of the Corduroy Alley affair paid the
atty Of bis crime at ten o'clock yesterday morning In the
apparent reekaspess to the last and deceDty
executed, his neck being broken by the fall and his
struggles few not lasting three minutes. For week
preceding his execution his priest the only visitor hs
would receive. He once departed from his tac
turnity; conversed with nobody bad message to leave
for body anything to say for himself and gave
priest fymptom Of either fear When put
This isa fine summer suitn At the hour Of execution
he walked cut firmly and unhestatingy and seated him
self the fatal chair the trap beneath the galIows
and while the grotasquely masked executoner bind
ing his legs and adjusting the and the Deputy
Sheriff reaing the ne surveyed the yard
and the crowdin tcooy and compossdy, without chang
ing color showing sign of emotion After the reading
of the warrant he leaned forward and kissed cross,
which his priest held before him. and when the bangmau
pulled the cap down his face his head fell to
eide If his courage deserted him at last
held him erect In his chair, while the hangman went
inside to loosen which suspended the trap This
being DONE the Of the murderer its flight
Judgment The execution witnessed by the usual
assebnge the legal medical editorial professions
considerable crowd of people assembled outside the
prison. anxiousy scanning the walls and windows and
imagining the awful spectacle within The other prso
sentence Of death looked anxously through
the gratings their sells though from their position they
not able to the execution, Callaghan WIS a
Young and powerfully built mao, with repusyey brutal
eourtenance.
ANOTHER MAN HuNG.--Mr James McCabe,
resident OF the Fourth District committed suicide by
hanging himself yesterday afternoon in his house at the
corner Of Third and DrSades streets He was grocer
W O Ind had baen DR. k5ug
hard ever since The Coroner held an inquest the
body and verdict Of suicide by hanging while in
state of temporary insanity brought By intemperance
Deceased native Of Ireland forty years Of age, and
leaves o wife behind him. --
FRANTIC MoTHER,--A woman named Ann
Scott Rousseau street. between jackson
res who charged with being drunk disturbing the
peace assautng him and tearing his Clothes and tearing
child which being taken to the In the cor
porston wagon. This is horrible charge at any
seems So though it may have been only motherly grief
operated on by whisky.
clerk of the steamer May Flower informed,
fallen upon and badly beaten the ievee Thursday
evening BY four i've who subsequently
made their escape leaving their drays behind them We
did mot learn what prompted the outrage.
SUNsTRoKE- "A long shoremap, named Frank
lin Morgan fell down from snnstroke, In the Fourth Dis
tric on Thursday afternoon, and died very after
wards He was native of Maine twenty years Of
age, and leaves wife.
L DRowaED. Officer Dellatte reports that an
unknown fell overheard from the steamer Fusileer
a. Post o. Fourth District Thursday and drowned
The body was not recovered.
STEALING MELoNs-The only noteworthy ar
reBt In the Old Third on Thursdsy was that Of Ave small
boys named edward Ryan Daniel Whelan John HoIsy,
Ned Brien and james Keefe, for robbing plantation
wagon Of quantity of melons.
SUSPICIOUS. Joseph Aubrey and Thomas Mo-
lain arrested at the Of Adele and Tehoupou
frTEptH in fha
Tor being dangerous and suspicious characters and
tempting to pass uncurrent money.
VIOLENT AssAULr.--Mr. Edward Jacobs, the
daguerreetypst, of No SO Camp street, yesterday
planned to Recorder Bright that between nine and
O'Clock in the morning he visited in bis saloon by
men named Samuel Boyd and @. A. Green that Boyd
with csnesword, and that Green also beat him while
he was down and drew bowie-knife upon him all
he believed with intent to take his life The
were arrested and required to furnish bail Of $500 each
for their appearance on the 18th inst.
Work HOUSE. $50 Recorder Bright yesterday
sent out the following Thomas PURCELL levee sleeper,
and james Dolap, a New Leyee street yagtant.
CurTrsG. Joseph Legget was arrested on
Thursday evening At the Mobile landing, charge Of
wound, however, was mot a bad one
Hot WEkTHER.-Thomas McGuligen was ar
rested in his own doorway the Rousseau and
Adele streets, on Thursday evening for sitting there
drunk and naked.
ASSAULTS, ETc.-Hugh Wilson was arrested
On Thaia street at o'clock on Thursday night charged
by bis wife Rosapne with brutav beating and threatsu
ing to kill her Thomas Fnnan and John Mannap were
arrested on Tchoupitouas street for lighting James
Levee coffeehouse William Dunn and Thomas Larkin
we're arrested for assault and battery upon Francis
Parrea They will all be examined soon
VIM Dunn and Thos. Larkin are to be examined on the
3oth on charges Of attempting kill Francis Carrie
barkeeper in the Montgomery Hail. the Of
etts and New Levee streets Saturday afternoon
BY beating him over the herd with loaded whips Bail
$500 each
James Gallagher OF 200 Tchoupitoulas street il IN bs
examined on the 18th charges by his wife Of giving
her beating and threatening her life every day for
week past. Bail $500 =
Barnard Kendig to be examined on the sse dsy ~,
charge OF eursing and fouly abusing j. w Boazman
Isl Common street, Monday evening last Bail $500
The SIcfLhEs Louis Prinoeyal, Louis Char
linz and Rafael Laurisea, Lieut. Fremeauxs latest scil
on Monday on charges of robbing Mr. Garrens
9rayier street, and having the stolen goods in
their possession, They are all prison.
LARcENY.-J ames ackma is to be examined
on monday ON charge of stealing lot railroad clamps
rom the leVee yesterday forenoon When arrested he
pretended they lot of after that he said he
iouna tnem but as he found them they were not
lost, he was taken up. w NV
e Thomas Gallagher examined before Recorder
Bright Yesterday charges OF cutting and attemntine
20 h James scanne and assanlting and batterng
cannel at NO 192 Graver street, the morning of the
9th inst The charges sustained and the seeused
sent before the First District Court separate bonds
OF $1,000 and $780, in default which he was sent to
prison, ~ eA' W
arson Rohfretsch, proprietor of the Live Oak
uose- house. who&was damaged by on the afternoon
OF the ath inst, WIS examined charge OF having
started the fire himself 1t proved that the contents
OF the bouse were not worth than 5000 while they
were insured for 1890; and Mr. John Adams and Mr. j
II Winghed testifsd that In the spot where tho fra
originated they found pile of and sticks of
wood Rohfretsch after Intellectually attempting to
an ab was sent before the First District Court with
out bail. stt
Lafceng.-J. A. Manwarng was sent down for stealing
one OF j. I, Delmass tarpauins worth $35 fron, TIA
$500. DA'' 1saonsa'
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT. Capt Douglass, com.
mltted on Thursday by Recorder Ramos for
was yesterday admitted to bail In the sum of 5000 by
Judge Robertson. y
SECOND Observation-Disclosures is what
hrs Johannah Gertts accuses NJ. a. Hartmann Of in
having picked up her pocket book which she dropped az
door o. Der residence Jefferson street. on Thursday
evening she thinks he picked it up is not certain
ara as ne did fork 1t when she asked him for IT,
she is going to squeeze him legally ~
GcfRbo-James Gurreu accuses the sIaye Rnbert hs
20 T. blanchard Of ropng him in early yesterday
morning. by selling him two dolara and haifs worth Of
ese's okra, without having commission so to
no. lie Will be oyerhauled for it soon.
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