New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-06


band IS of the frm of o., IL tlat
place, where ahe had gone to pass the summer.
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safaI Sgntfll giggelles.
That g POLITICAL 3BREAKFAsTs;s4 50 fags aasWs
discover sfcin Gang 81
sssph Genofs. lit his residence Sunday and the
seion that there nobody at aas but
respectable members Of the Democrse is re With
slight exception There sician present sors
time He IeadaE Isale of tie gang.
He entered during the asds
with him, and conYersed With him or minutes,
said After that GeHois invited Gle scan
drink glass Of wine with him. Tho scfan so
parted Now, al this may be Of Importance have
it from authority IN which place implicit relsnce-
The SIorLIANss--It is noW known that the sicilian
according different estimates
hundred to hundred escaped from lie cisT.
They hoFetes only awaitng tie
subsdence of the excitement against them when they VIII
steal back. Yesterday, them who keeps d
and has family The scian neighborheod aad #haitis
said outrage Orleans
friend Of h 70 several Dstsie
and beg him lily. s
pentten He said only
promise not to take his e he would bind himself
solemn interfere election azain su
even vote although he naarnizsd ctize and
asserted that be would have gone polls Monday
but for the persuasion Of Jossp Genofs we can assure
/ our readers, is perfectly reliable. 53 ssss
silvio Bruno. stabbed Beef MARKET III ednesay
night Of yet given up the ic5iian
hunt s not morally wounded, He takes,
to the He Innocent III any
in the outrage Of Monday have exposed
4 his life by remaining ont Of doors. 81 48s55
FouEDt DReWEEB.- The Coroner yesterday held al
inquest the body Of Jean boz ten
found in the river opposite the Stores the Third District
N Verdict found drowned. if4 5 s#S @ Va sSssss4
!. BADLY BEATEN An Irshman named Patrick
Kane was badly beaten at the
lin streets on wednesday night party unknown hIn
n He says he was snng -shoed. He Is at the hospital
H " LARCENY ON THE HfaH SEAS ofn Brown was
before District Court yestssa 81 M Gonius
scner Lnsher the charge having clothes
belonging 70 seaman board the Clifton.
Brown who is YOUTH confessed to he
had stolen the articles charged s. -
FIRST DIsTRIGT GOURT. - James Chapman was
yesterday tried dangerous weapon viii snten.
to ki and found guilty with mercy
The Grand Jury reported true bills against for
forgery, and VIM. Victor and T. Tanotte ARRAY.
Judge Robertson ordered draft and ffty
Il II Jurors for the June teE1as 8 ssss
II REcoRDRR BRIGHT's GoURT T. Lange MeiIeur,
yesterday sent before the First District Court b
be tried for assault and battery Theophs Perraut
E. f. m. Nayades street. ult He gave bail
H ohm Lynn charged with assault with dangerous weapon
upon Mary Mullen discharged Mayys Een
oDon9e, charged with stealing $50 ID Lewis
Carondelet street. discharged Of evidence
Nancy Mayheld and Elizabeth Jones' keeping dis
4 orderly houses, were also discharged. @
Hiram Rivers and John Murphy araigned charge
Of having entered the wheehone Of the Sraond
2oclcek in the morning fra skill with feonious intent
d Sent to prison. to he examined 26h.
John Manthy and his wife argne on charge Of hay.
y ing attempted o murder John g. Miller at the corner Gy-
70 end Peur Streets Monday evening; husband
ing him in the forehead with hatcet wife striking
him in the reastith spade Case the llth tho
~ husband sent prison; the wife admitted to bail
q Stephen Quinn his wife Catherine arragned on
~ charge of coming down Mrs Hcnera Watson whilst she
sitting in her doorway Gaisnn Sunday Stephen
s using bucket Catherine Fixed for the Ith
bail was furnished Quun only able appear court
y Yesterday he having been terribly up asssu ra
" Watson, BY that ladys husband. s.fzfz
Goldsone arraigned charge of threatening
M demosh Christopher Mehl with the 18th May
threat which Christopher fears he viii
VI the 11h; bail given s5l f#l 6.f8
Mervin r. Pistman arragned 4 charge seana
Richard d. Johnston, apprentice ct hteton iddlsass
~ ~ Grayier street Fixed for the Ilths bail given.
he RECORDER RAMOS CouRT-T Thomas Clinker Mas
pripon yesterday, charge d
at having stabbed James eaIain Wednes
ot day night The wound not dangerous
he Jean priaon examined charge
ID having badly with his bottle
jor on Msrais street 5@t I4z5 35s5
lat Eliza stanton was afraigned vioIa beasn
Ter Mrs angelee with bro1nstck Cuohouse aest Shs
ng gave bail to appear ,@
to Charley charge Of stealing sug
G from hogshead which Pat Foley had in charge.
Emene Gibson Customhouse street. arraigned ON
charge scanaousy abusing and threatening her naighhors
on | Mr.. and Mrs Stephens She gave bail.
issued the following adavits BY EE
,ed Hughes charging Furn With asaaultng stick
and street BY Ineisn Aine
"a Fernandes Henry with striking him trying
n cut him on Claiborns street 5 M i5sSa .ssi, :
nd \ scuooL BoARD--First Diatrict.-The Board o
onhls lily mstn
Rads s asss ss an Wafsr
hs MINUTES o aa abS y
-, ~ on hand ST. a9s o.. f,1s
ds hs
le Council the fines imposed by the
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elf oenlRa nc eoase sl Fl that the could not
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compliment the able saissent manner ne Ihr
samss q sP @ @fs9 Is
70 s e @ e.
of Houses o calI the city
fooWiag Is Wis
u FssaRtia aad MARSHALL Fnrneanx poinde
'sF Washnstaa saa s and Nizu
ing Saa
on Fg.tdsnq Sehoot--Messss. Plofance and Hyde.
ned Goodrich and Ogfesby. &
r FFsk Peale, and Ranedict
Mr. Jennings offered resolution declaring the Board held
the high ilhcen heluest made by the Nis
aid Of the Lyceula adepted
ror resolution Of thanks the EanGe Co
sty Board dSna the pas year
the Mi Reid called up aresoniion him at
meeting providing for raising the salaries of teachers e
they TO the redaotea IN SepieIaa
After some discussion the resolution as LsssrreS g
kpeeisl report neatins Gonnitssataa'
een Og1eSby NiSon and Behee = 4
ries Dillingham; resolutions giving any 81
low ho desired TO teach during vacation ths ae os VIZ ~
- purpose resolution haz ~
Gus commence on The m and on tho nFs aoaeAy
subs September. Adopted. 75
nv Il On motion, the neefps ad1ausa Fssa3
mas FoR Lou1svILLn Our renders vii remember thi
an for tic above port Ibis aftezneon
ach FL o'cloek The Empress class boat aaa
rent Is Gentleman of sxpsrsnes and
be therefore, advise io ss
ark Empress, --.s- -s,ss-----4s-
4 ~ e Fon sr Iou1s.The fne steamer eap
nre leaves ths aftarpoos . E
q be 1euis and landings Iraysess poala
" he hon5 nssr s aet in mind freight q Passsss APPl
the hoard or 10 Nsssrs John E. Hyds agents NO g g. =