New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-14
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WEATHER.-The weather has continued violently
windy rainy dagreeable ever since the Of Sunday
We have had scarcely an hours interim of sunshine while
yesterday the rain fell from carly till night with denging
volume Tie paVements had Of been left scarcely in
pew The streets tinclined to rversn to have
caused general suspension of business Even write the
rain keeps up its dsagreeabe prate our steps the wind
blows It's strong gusts door and the loud thunder revers
beraes ncesanty that but ourselves
patiently in crazy o sanctam drawing
cloak more closely about say, with each passing moment
Rattle the windows winds,
s8@ Rain, drip on the pane " s
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. There being no
quorum Of body last evening the meeting adjourned
to this evening. 81
Boy sHoT.A boy by the name of Owen Duffy
was accidentally shot last evening" the Of Richard and
Pacaner by pistol discharged from the hands of Cas
Thornton We did not hear whether he badly hurt not
SrABBED.-A man by the name Of Mark Jontz, who
keeps coeehorse in Jefferson Citywas stabbed and thought
fatally wounded last Saturday night whilst qarreng with
carpenter named Alfred Wilkes whom he had turned out Of his
The latter is represented peaceabe except
when under the influence Of liquor this instance He has
been arrested and is at present in jail at Carroton
DRowNED.-An inquest was held yesterday on the
body found in the river in front of ST. Mys street.
Deceased Frenchma about Is years age According
to the verdict he had been accidentally drowned most
probably man BY the name Of are reported have been
drowned BY falling out Of skf in the Fonrh District.
RECORDER sT1TH's CouRT.-P Patrick Murray was
examined before Recorder sth yesterday Oh the charge
having assaulted John Curry with axe with the intent to
kill and bonded 10 keep the peace for six month c. A.
walker was sent to the mad house for alleged insanity
James Costello before the First District Court for
trial on lie charge of having stabbed Barry Coye with
ention Of taking his life Mary Rose alias RoSeldry
to the work house for term of ninety days for habital
| grancy.
John Ryan and Patrick Murphy were arraigne and held for
further examination the I'D inst. on charge of having
broken into residence of Leno Huber stolen tereo
watch worth $40 Mrs Swan who Keeps grocery
St. Thomas street. held examination the same time
a charge Of selling liquor to slaves. ..
W. j. Logan was fined $40 for disturbing the peace his
charge against Lent Hunt dismissed The charge of lar
ceny preferred against Frceika Webe dismissed
Caarine oney fined s. for bringing frivolous charge
| against Ann and Edward Gerham
Adophe fined S. for bad conduct Poydras
street John EARLY James Faan Edward McCann,
fined s. 5oeach with thirty days privilege the workhose
for getting drunk.
RECORDER Solo,oN's COURT Mrs. Ford, the
Irshwoman arrested in the Third District charge of
glary failed procure ball. and prison for further
examination
Constantine Roland was examined and sent before the FRS
District Court the Charge Of having committed breach
trust towards A. Beyne in neslectng bring for him
before Justice Caionge refund money paid him with thai
understanding. -.s
James Flsnnn an habitual rowly was fined sa5 for shtin
his wife keenng series Of disturbances
besides resisting the officers and rendering himself in
tolerable nuisance to the whole nehboood One VIM Wag
ner was held under bonds Of 800 for insulting
we notice ha the fnes collected in this exclusive
iai fae amount the handsome Of sos for this
alone fact especially gratifying when considerable pres
low state Of the city treasury
RECORDER FABRE's COURT.-Alonroe Merrion wa
held under bonds Of $500 yesterday by Recorder Fabe I'll
charge having violently beaten at the
Bourbon and Orleans streets. q.
Joseph Sutton sent to the Asylum for being insane Som
four drunken fellows fned SIS each.