New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28
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/ ANOTHER MAf5EARTY.--Ine young gentlemen OF
the Third Dsrctar of opinion that the Of May IS as
much entitled to celebration its incoming opinion which
they PROVE Friday evening next by giving COM
plmenary party the young ladies High School Of that
DctIt will come of at the Fillmore school House which
directors have generously used on that occa
sion, 1.-THE GOODNESS and comnodoSness building will
leave nothing TO be apprehended from the heat weather.
II will we are SIRE be pleasant and shall en-
deayor to honor the invitation Tie managers have
BLooDLEss DUEL Two young gentlemen Of the
Second District the Mississippi shore on sun
day. pistol and coffee bnsiness returned yesterday
learn that they exchanged shots three times that then
their friends intefered and had e difficulty vas
| amicably settled.
4CORoEER'S INQuEsT-The Coroner held an inquest
Monday evening" the decomposed remains of white svo.
found in the river tie States Barracks Moth
ing remained of the body but hetrun very little that
verdict Of found drowned vas rendered It is supposed
the remains We're those of the German girl who
suicide by pging into the the Third District ferry
landing fall and whose afterwards
Va BLOODY FIGHT.--E Eugene Paysant and John P.
Collins alias Jack Sheppard had fight fight on
IRENE street. Monday evening which by Paysant
drawing knife and cutting Collins face and back
+ No complaints Or arrests yet. At ~ y
ACCIDENTAL Standardization Guthrie was ar
rested yesterday charge Of shooting whose name
we did not learn, in The with rife Cusomlouse
street He declared that the shooting altogether accidental
but he was locked up toawait hearing.
FEMALE PuGnIsM.-Mary Jane O'Brien and Mar
garet two ladies OF Irish extraction
well known IN the pures Of Perdido and Dry
epinipy on Is accorded hv
For some time mnoed point between them which was
the better man. and finally through nstisation Of some
Of their masculine friends it agreed that they repair
the Metairie and settle their differences accorin 10
the pugilsc code They fell II was * "a % fch+
aud concluded doubt very properly toud be better 10
have it the shades of the forest where there no nn
muudes laugh them to scorn policemen TO Interfere or
hen scrbbers to scandaze them before the world To this
end they down the enve street road in cabs
each accompanied by jolly steamboatman as second The
spot being selected the females prepared for combat 1t
agreed that there should gougng biting scratching
beating when down and onored rules Of boxiana
further by the conbatants stripping to their
waists They finally nj it sand informant who states
thathe duly impressed with the brutality of the scene
that it still funniest sights he ever saw
The classcthe sparrine quick hut awk
blows they planted would not have shamed
masculine nuckles When they commenced punching each
in breasts seconds cried foul and wanted
to stop the belgeens caned no exemption from the
rules on SEX went ahead When they had given
each other swollen Inns and ewes and had hoodad har hss
generally inteered and made each one believe
herself the conuueror Juon their rernne ia te
Chief Police hearing the matter had them arrested and
yesterday Recorder keep the ueace
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-, ~.i"ss 81 'aiues
anu were yesterday brought in TO be
Of Thomas was continued till today and that Of the others iii
tomorrow. John Honksworth accused Of burglary was dis.
missed by nolle prosequi. III. IL. + &:
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- hhGoisDEh bklGHT > CoukT--WH. Housen, allas
COL James burroughs, alias H. d. Nelson, " S. A., alias
MAJOR j. u cdoWan aas rAnS Nesor was yesterday ex-
ahmed on OF swndn and forgery and sent be-
te s district Gout III each cSe BAL was him.
and ne was prison HIS victims were Capt Clarke Of the
steamer IL NJ Wright to the amount Of MJ ndson the
broker 70 the amount 81 $50 ~ l'kn Co.. the ciothes to
me q Soo ana hs attepted 10 s~'hdle Jennings
g W. w. = tnazshe street. os' ol So4o. Inc
ees1oS aSase INC accused was POSITIVE ana ms prospects
- solou,i u ioaon isouse a,e Hs'on1s.siy eieHr
JAMES RAINING was sent before me FIRST district Court Tor
opus naete oFer Sopo' oy pressing open hef
A1 ~ ',1stu t'ai. 5e.ussu' e.
~ s' se VIZ S.'s 5siioteins LANES "'N'e 'ha
oA uha''es cuatgea WIN larceny were discharged.
rs T.;. $50 "a IT II ~ no =, pas i ie' ' ~ e '
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IA, ~ b5s s $50 ~, H. N - - - e'. ., r,
so, a,,a2 h.ii & .taa. IL 81 80 -. r., =, -
lean stalls /, 1,a NJ ads ,4orlyatse 49, " '''
Mrs Maeore ,vas arro,od IN q Io &c ,; :, Al
back gallery Of her Mousse al one street a ;,
obque direction upon the head of Mrs Ann RYAN
who standing the door Of her kitchen in the next yard
thereby hurting both and her feelings and enaager
Ing the life Of her child who close by
pan appear on me ss Mrs Maslone was seat to prison
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