New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-19
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CORRECTION AMONG THE sREPORTERS.--Ihe pOrtly |
"local of ST. Charles street raise of pony and
cavalry ars whilst the light infantry reporters o
which one) have nongh on and grin and
bear it, We for one feel rather id about it. for
ot of to remote sections and all
anbul oriesor he said to be poetcally ancuwhout
having any of rebuttin them but will bear
phlosophcal. STILL If there anybody who would like to
have the Colonel watched, aud who pony with
long and TAIL and instinct for items lend we
like hear of him and the animal We to be Iorsere-
porter, too ~ ~ .." El
CHARITY HosP1TAL.-Report fer the week ending
last evening: .-#
bchnfssi is R Rsd z
The number of invaids remaining smaller we remen
Der to have seen any for years past
CoRoNER's NoUEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest the body of white Jack aged about
hrtyfve years. found dead Charity Hospa-the same we
mentioned yesterday having admitted there in dying
condition Thursday evening Verdict congestion
brain: ~&H "
MURDER OF A SLAvE.-Pascal Chlistane, an old
Italian sixty years age arrested last evening" On
Greaman street. in the Third District by Sergeant Simon
charge of killing his slave Fatine by fog
ging The slave was runaway who caught by the police
and delivered 10 her O'Clock yesterday
information that he beat say with cowhde
with spade landeuntl down exhausted called for
glass water and died in few minutes The negro wife
uao daughter Of Chrsiane arrested also locked
Witnesses The Coroner Investigating the matter last
night. sm @HH.#-.
STRUCK by L1GHTNING.-A house at the corner of
ST. Peter and auphne streets struck by lightning during
the storm yesterday afternoon The chimney shattered
pieces and The lady of the house and her child knocked down
but fortunately neither seriously injured 1t of
graduation that the great of hunderbolts that
struck houses during the month"; have proved fatal
to human life. #..l
! SAD AFFAIR--Neayly Murdered by Chicken
Tr. D. He&erstch, whose residence is in the Fourth
District at the of Jackson White Streets aroused
o'clock yesterday morning noise in his back yard
Going he enabled by the moonlight white
carrying basket filled with stolen chickens. He
at got his gun, and following the into the street.
pulled the trigger him but mssedre The thief then dropped
the chickens went at him with bowie knife and cut him
terrible giving him cash his left breast another
the left side Of his neck another his left between the
elbow wrist several smaller The thief doubtless
supposing he had killed his man. picked the basket Of
chickens and walked deliberately off, The wounded laid
the banquete bleeding dreadfuy until his family out
and took him ill., doctor for and the wounds dressed
but the latest accounts small hopes Of his recovery
teraned Though he thief WE'LL he did recognize
him any one he knew.
HURT BY A FALL.-George Perry, a sailor, was
admitted to the hospital Thursday night with badly hurt
bache result OF fall from the staging Of ship ut the Gov
eminent Wharf
| FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-Charles Green was yes
| terday tried for larceny and acquitted
Boutelr battery and found
guilty.
The following parties were dismissed by noe prosequ: VIM.
Pepper and wife accused of selling liquor save Joseph
Smith m. assqung white person Philip Voeke,
sau and battery Frederick Werner, ditto Vim. Wing ditto;
and Philip Waln ditto.
The following sentences passed. James Whaler, Nicho
las Srne and John Mcfarland carrying concealed weapons,
month each the Parish Prison Nicholas Jersey for lat
ceny, two months in the same prison.
The Grand Jury made special report denouncng their jury
nuisance refusing to hold another session until
they shall be provided with decent and suitable
Judge Robertson did not finally adjourn the Court yesterday
according previous He deferred the ADJOURN
ment until to-day, which OCCASION understand, he viii
deliver parting speech on matters and things in general
We Acknowledgements to Mr. Trepagner for printed
copies of the quarterly report of the late Grand jury
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-Relina %Linneng, the
whose mania for husbands set forth in yester
days Crescent arrned yesterday Her second husband
neng, who had arrested failed however, to appear
against her She was discharged She oeraby good
looking and has children by either of her hus-
bands.
Gambler before the First District Court to be
tried for beating Judge at No. 81 Constance street. lie
i gave bail
Henry Ryder before the for stealing
gold ring from policeman thinner Felicity street Sent to
prison in default Of bail
John Gapn made affidavit that William Corrigan, who with
servants 50 600 worth of silver linen and
clothing from the verandah Hotel when destroyed by fire
in July last and made his under arrest in Louis
VILE and prayed for requisiton wierewh to bring him back
justice The proper taken to obtain requson
from Gov. Wickife.
Arthur Marmon was arragned charge of having com
tted wlfu corrupt perjury III suit in the Fifth Dis
Court swearing that for j. G. Fallon he hat
rented the house No sc Apollo the wife of Jane
Burns and that Burns had said it all right he being salts
fed with any arrangement his wife might make This being re
scented by Burns nlse he brings the charge Of perjury Mar
mon sent to prison, to be examined GU the 2lth
John Grimes YVES arraigned charge of asaung Alict
Mcug threatening her life at No. 81 Julia street. Sen
to prison i'll default of bail
Sarah Jackson the woman who attempted to murder once
Grace fined SlU breach of the Grace declining
10 prosecute her.
Louis keer fined s. for wheeling barrow through Poy
dras Market.
Thomas A. ser Dutch orphan boy six years DID, was sen
othe oue of Refuge; Charles Farnan representing him
be friendless and destitute.
Julia MeKesonand Margaret McCunc females OF the strong
minded class made TO give bail to let their nelshbor
y alone.
Catherine Lynch stealing sundry articles ror
Mary Edward Carr accused Of having damon
ring honestly his and Matthew Higgins accused
beating and hairpung Bridget jenkins, were a" discharged
y RECORDER FABRE's CouRT.-Patrick Kelley wa
yesterday dn ed from charge beating George A Harr
i and trying him with knife. = Davis was also az
omitted of charge Of walopng Harriet Love Mary Brad
bound over not again to accuse certain fair nehoo
hers yllere street. of having coored blood in hs VEINS an
n talking to her accordingly.
A. j. Gtansdorf arraigncd charge OF appropratr
so which F. Monde the painter empowered him TO cole
for lettering done the Capitol Sent TO prison
b. Simon arraigned charge Of beating Mary Thorn
the head with his fists at No. 80 ST. Ann street. BIZ
given.
Jack slave of Capt Johnston, arraigned on charge
pushing Wm Cooper of the opeousas, upon
pile Of wood thereby causing him to hurt his fingers Sent
o. prison.
A. DeMonaserio araigned charge of selling grog
slave in bis cabaret Old Leyee street Bail given 81
geant Suares utter the cabarekeepes with an uncommon
e. sharp stick.
II Antoine Michol accused L. Herman Tor Ehrman of
"A aising copper from him in December last, un
representations Warrant issued The accused is
II who arrested few days charge of swind
somebody else of lot of copper, representations IL
n he agent for the Shakespeare Foundry,
c. A. Leourneur Of No IS Customhouse street. complain
that Gouriay obtained IS worth of frc
u him twelve days promise to pay next day. which
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