New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
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ANOTHER SCENE ON CANAL STREET.-Nlf, En-
Postmaster Kendall Thomas Adams had alteration
yesterday afternoon opposite Burnsides relative
informed Kendals assault upon Mr. McCay the day be-
fore ended in fight in which Mr. Adams knocked Mr.
Kendall down and gave him vigorous punching and wrested
him knife which he drew he being pulled off by by
stalder when Mr. Kendall shouted sufficient On getting
up Mr. Kendall allowed that he had not been whipped, and that
all he wanted fair chance The gentleman who pulled
Mr. Adams off, hereupon proposedto poish off, Mr. Kendall
his entire satisfaction Mr. Kendall delured on the ground
that by his affair." and that the gentleman
ought have walked into him in the first place The thing
being somewhat contagious respectable elderly gentlemen
happened present. got excited together but
separated before further damage done than of
getting his knocked off, Really, Canal get
ting be quite place. AS the city could agree the
being changed Toro Avenue, would suggest
appropriate change Call it Rough Tumble Avenue, and
be done with 1t.
WATERY ExPLosIoS.--A large new ciste1n, on the
premises Of Mr. George Mensman Felicity street. which
contained three thousand gallons of rains sud-
denly exploded yesterday morning. It knocked the back yard
very complete very waery cooked hat swept away
fences Delayed the vicinity generally and mixed up the
woodplcs yards such render
unnxing perfectly hopeless. that leaned against
the csten sent flying 10 distance of thirty yards; several
chickens drowned and little ngger narrowly escaped
sharing the fate of the chickens We learn that neither the
tern nor the water were insured.
SAD SU1cIDE-Nlr. Z. Howell a painter, committed
suicide yesterday morning. in his at the of Rousseau
and Philip Streets in the Fourth District by shooting himself
through, The head with pistol The report Of the pistol
heard by persons outside, who entering the room found
lying his cot with bulIet-hole in his right
and the pistol still tightly rsped in his hand The eudness
of his intention indicated by three other pistols lying
the bed. 1t that he had for long
suffering that most distressing maay the painters collie,
was evidently put himself out of pain that lie
step He native of England 81 years age, and single
Investigated the case, and returned appropriate
verdict.
ACCIDENTALLY. VIM. Sutherland, a carpenter, who
work the Louisiana Dry Deck Agiers
legs yesterday morning, by accidental fall
dock He brought Charity Hospital Another
whose did not learn slightly injured
time.
DRowNED.-It seems that Conrad Pialzgraf the
other who the skf with Kennedy in Bayou
IaBanche when Kennedy drowned few days ago.
drowned also His body recovered and brought the city
yesterday. The Coroner held inquest
verdict that he did in Kennedys case-accdena drowning
The deceased native Of Cincinnati tenyonc ycarseo
and we'll Kennedy employee the jackson
Railroad
| DEATH FROM 1NTEMPERANCE.--TheC Coroner yester-
day held inquest the body of Patrick Sullivan native Of
Ireland IS years Of age found dead in house the
Tchoupitouas and Third streets Verdict ielirum
A Coop MovE.-The Chief Of Police, we perceive,
paying attention to the useless practice of bockadn
public thorougtfres with idle vehicles. The furniture
that have been long nuisance Royal street have
moved round into the streets and the cabs have been os
from Graver By the ST. Charles Hotel The is
good one, and we hope to see it continued.
Run OvER.--A gentleman made affidavit yester-
day. Fabre j. Offer drove
his old man the Custom House, rurins
him very seriously A warrant issued. The Of the
man was not given.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.--A. Droz, accused of as
saul and battery Owen Hare accused of obtaining
der false pretence Thomas Green and Charles Meyers
of burglary James Cook accused of beating slave Hannah
Fars and Hannah Bowling, accused of larceny: james D.
battery all discharged this morning there being
for their detention. Charles Green who implicated
with Robinson failed appear, his
4 clared forfeited
John Wilson and Richard jones' accused of robbery plead
guilty to larceny The plea accepted nnd the
manded TO await sentence.
Louis Fasehnacht Robert Forbes John Eagan Rhody Haley
james Hogan and James Fitzgerald all accused of
battery failed to appear for trial Their bonds
auently declared forfeited
RECORDER STITH's COURT. - James Finn. alias
Pumpkin was yesterday so smashing the atern in
front of Mcr billiard saloon Gravicr street, with brick
bat, few nights ago. --
Margaret Knlligan and Mrs Davis the Frs
District Court for violent assault and battery upon
Williams.
Frank Bowman arragned charge of having early
yesterday morning. stolen pieces of cashmere S5
from the of Messrs. Townsend, Tompkin Co.. at the
of Canal and Magazine Streets charge draw
ing knife upon and attempting to tt Jacob Schombeck,
pursued and overlook him in Dosere He rcfuset
bail, and sent 10 prison to be examined on the 1lth
The prisoner badly beaten in consequence
sance with the knife by those who finally captured nbois
bloody When brought before Recorder that he was sen
down stairs 10 be washed.
VIM knat cook of the ship Manchester accused stealth.
John G. Bates watch examined aud discharged. Nuncr
parics accused of assaults peace ETC.
were also discharged.
Matthew Dunn, INDECENT and INSANE transferred from III
Mason de Sante to the Insane Asylum.
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.-The principal bust
ness was the examination of Jacob Luis, charge having
stolen $3.50 from Mrs Schere widow Of the German doctor VIII
was Killed in the November election difficulties. The
being plainly made out way the other
served his decision.
A man named Williamson, passenger by ship Old Eng
land, from Liverpool, made affidavit against Capt sauut
Adams, of that vessel charging him breach of trust AM
embezzlement in failing give up OF money which h
had enrused him for keeping The Captain who m
TO be far above any such transaction stated that
was robbed sixty pounds sterling during voyage and tina
Wliamsons money stolen ut the time He gave ba
u to appear for examination
G RECORDER FABREs CouRr-The following nartic
yesterday examined discharged want of evidence
Francois Poster charged with stealing all Doothea w
bers furniture and clothing from furniture whilst she ws
moving Louis Fonane and Jean Dreux charged by Anton
Faarno with breach of trust and arng charge
by Mrs Victoria shetslcy with swindlg her of $50
Louis Hypoitc, alias LEY charged with assauug Fouche
with dangerous weapon, bound over to keep Il
!. peace.
Michael Flynn fined SIS for caecssly driving his ira
: against furniture cart breaking and woundng IL
:! horse
A. Cleveland arragned charge violently heatir
james Donpel at the foot of ST. Peter street. He gave bail