New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-16
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REGISTRY OFFICE The number of voting names
registered 70 last evening ysrsed upon 400.
sAEeY GooDs. The banauettes Of Chsrtres street
those stores whose nnttpdinoas gcrackeries
the twist the mock Of them,
are ut with those large boxes
that speak OF Paris and other foreign pas contain untold
wonders Already Of the things in the windows
and III week suppose the stores will DO III full
Christmas glitter 55575 Il
III The DUEL m ALdiERs. 1T happened last week
but not get the particulars till yesterday One Of the
parties is Danish coffee house keeper and the other Swedish
tailor bnt both for Dutch They here in The
city together and heaor Dragged Of his nteptiono buy out
somebody in his line The coeeouse keeper laughed him
for talking about buying body ont when actually
worth ared The tailor got furiously insnlted and de-
manded satisfaction The cofee-house keeper declined init
mating that they We're not upon an etnayha tailor was
but the ninth part of lie would have get eight Of his
brothers Of the needle to stand with him. Upon the
Tor became perfect rceate and fold him if he did fight no
would post him n coward. Sst I.ss5s 81
At last the coffee house keeper concluded TO ght but
couldn't decide what weapon to choose The taor in the heat
his ambition. and i'll the fear Of being robbed Of
satisfaction and glory valoronsly proposed that but pistol
should be used The coffee House keeper objected to the
Arrangement first fire. The tailor still valorousl
offered waive e tossup and stand target first The coffee
house keeper thcreupon accepted. an
Arrived in gers found TO act second for both
only being necessary erewas but pistol III the
The taior's pistol The agreed and the
going with him to his house. rolled the pistol carefully
peg which carefully dropped the pistol out and
took the pants alope the field Of battle This field
buck Of town. On the there the second consulted first with
party and then with the other, in solemn lie
begged the tailor give h bloody design told him
think Of his wfennd children that would cerin be widowed
ophnedto remember that the coffee hose keepcrwas
good shot aud that knowing he had given mortal offence and
that he would be killed il his shot should he having the first
shote would be very with fatal effect The tailor
grew reflective but stood to his proposal like The
ground measured ohe keeper took his stand
asked for the pistol The second about to take the
bundle supposed contain pistol when the tailor and set
footupo IT. and declared that he satisedtat the nuir
should proceed further The coieehoise Keeper then in
sisted upon trophy Of the affair." and took orebe
of puns Tie tailor only got them back by treating
promeuous crowd dollars worth of edeye, at his
y's AID that the whole amount of the duel John
Barleyc prominent actor iii the afar2 A. T.
BURGLARY.-Louis Fedrath's grocery, at the cor
Of Howard and Erao Streets broken inoby burglars
Sunday night The police however, surprised them in their
laorspackng up yalnables for transpoltno-upon which
they sampeded and made their escape o reported by
Jumping into the New Canal q - ~ ~ ~ q
5 STAINING EAFFA1R.--Michael Nolan, keeper of a
coffee house the Of Cares and Jefferson streets,
stabbed ARRAY which resulted from drunken oarolsa in
his house. We yesterday nienonedthe arrest of Bill Fser
who Accused ofthe abbing with six accessories
Nolan's wounds said to be not very dangerous.
RECORDER SIRIUS CouRT.-There were no less
than sixtytwo persons the dock yesterday the of
whose iniqnity may be r Judged from the Fact that about
forty Of them sent the Work house. Drunkenness and
brawlng seem to have ragged epdemicolly Of late. u
The following parties arraned and doekeed for
animation: ~
Glover, charged by Charles Stewart with perjry in
testyn falsely nthe assault hattery of the Stats
Charles Stewart Robert Montgomery before Assistant Re-
corder Summers the 9th ult Case fixed for the 2bail
given t7sl nv # N5a g r,a s%s
Hartney, charged with stealing whip, worth dollar
quarter, Daniel Shady Post TO- First Dis
wi D
Pat Wen charged with beating G. Bards the 18th inst
Bail given. i s. II ss5J IT, gsaFaS.% ~
Pat Lawler and Pat Keenan, charged with sonng, bekbat
ting following Flynn, Sunday. Bail given.
VIM Gilmore charged with cow,idneand attempting to kill
Catherine Russell in her house Drades street and with beat
ing Mary Norton ii, her house ST. John Bail no;
given. - s<&ES,H - t2Sa5'.ss 3s4,n 81
Ann Lucy, charged with beating Mary Mulloy dierent
casions, on Ernto street. Ball not given. r
j. Mcintyre, charged with abusing and insulting Robert
oughey in his 1T the corner of Tehouptonlas aud
PGyfarre Streets and drawing knife and challenging him
| to mortal combat. Bail not given. =
VIM Buckley charged with Singing rock at Henry Ra
yesterday morning. Bail not given. ~
John Evans and Robert Flood charged with brntaly beating
and kicking Christopher McGrn, OIL St Joseph street. on Sun
| day night. Bail not given.
Martin Daley charged with senliug dog and slut from
Joseeh Saul No. 25s St Charles street Bail not given
RECORDER tFABREs CouRr.-dssistant Recorder
Holland presiding. Nicholas Alexander yesterday
raigned charge of stealing gold ring from olin
Edwards residing Bienvle street lie gaze bail TO appea
| when wanted. j! 'e&s ~H.E~ ~. =
Pierre Montue accused Of larceny carrying away sou
1oveablesfrom that he had been employed to but
story belonging tosPerre Canan discharged
the matter appearing investigation 10 be civil init nature
Capt Charles May of the ship Ss9ueanna, was araignet
on charge walopn Michael Kane, boarh said ship
| on Saturday He gave bail. vi --E
Pierre Lourne Pierre Casan arrngned clarg
Of keeping disordery house ST. Philip street Broad
and receiving therein T. f. CoufeeFs slave girls Jeanne an
| Marie. Bail given. ~ d. IL e-
Mr. Morantes Gommissary the Vegetable Market, com
planned F. Ecgot lessee Of that narket nulted and abuse
him very grossly yesterday morning whilst he was in the dis
charge of his duty. A warrant was issued.
Among the hard the Work house Kal
Davenport Ann Brown One being arnigned vagan
the other vouc for her. $50 them sud the RI
you this particular friend oil hers
associate with her good deal, doubtless ~ " Yes You
honor the response. Then said the Recorder, W
not separate you. Worilouse, sxmonths each ~
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT,-John Dalban, til
man arrested selling Havana lottery tickets through Il
Streets yesterday sent before the First District Court
furnished bail for his There is an ordinance pr
hiitin the sale Of lottery tickets but it seems tohye BEEN
CONSENT voted dead letter. and the lottery ticket tat
publicly and almost extensively carried as the Gig
trade with which is generally allied About 500 worth
tickets that Daban had When arrested were detained and WI
probably the citys when the next lottery draw
Should any of them happen draw prizes, suppose III
Havana Company will make Optional whether they honor the
not The penalty of Daban's offence is, We believe $40
fne--ha go Charity Hospital and half to the State
Nicholas Beck arraigned for examination on a charge
having murdered his wife recently Catherine Stable
to concbn and whose account it Is alleged that
committed arragncd as IN accessory to
great number of witnesses were in attendance u
only portion of those for the State got through wit
testimony not amounting to much The case was co
tinued. '7.
ng-A Word to the Lssdics.-fn recommend
ing to your Dr. Hostcer Celebrated Stomach Bitter
it is hut justice statc that stmnnt to the SYSTEM