New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-15
gutaI NnttlIigerte,

not being reportedl numbered l4l.2 a very sl iosas "
this l,of the year. ,
DEATH Dy SUNsTROKE.-I coroner yesterday t
held inquest the body Of an unknown white man, "ppa-
reuy German Of age found lying uhoer Uee
on the GENTLY Road near the Hopkins plantation about mile
below the ponchnrtrain Railroad Verdict dicu Oh SUBSTITUTE
PROBABLE MuRDER.--Patricl Clark was arrested
yesterday afternoon, charge of having violently beaten VS.
Kelley, who far advanced in maternity ana VINO WIN" VI
thut account badly hurt that She had 10 DC utAe oo
Charity Hospital injuries pronounced TO DC OIL
very critical Clark justified himself by stating ht e
woman struck him the head with bottle He Will DC con-
frontcd with Recorder Stih this morning.
Nor so.--One of yesterdays evening papers was
dreadluy msed in stating TINT the racas ut tho Sh"hoch
Ball at Armory Hall Saturday night caused by cro"a
of the new city police rushing with Knives ung-sh and
knucles the aid Of Policeman W. G. o. Donne AFTER
he had got himself into difficulty for m alleged insult to
lady truth whatever in that story INC h'e's
these
Donuell asked She refused. He pated her
Which lie intended to be playful but when
insult; and her gallant stepped up and asked
him what he by sappng the lady He denied having
slapped her and alteration and rush took place. en w
fight. Donne and the young man finally settled the matter
amicaby, and drank together in the Whilst the al
ercaon going on the managers into tho street.
seeing Hunt who happened to be passing asked him
to and put Donnel ont. Hunt went in TO him. and
ordered him leave forthwith. He did hut the moment
| Hunt left, he returned and stad there to the finale
about hours before the next and fatal disturbance
took place. The dancing lively usual and al
trouble seemed to be end We Donne there as merry
the merries but did not know ut the time that he was
policemen the who had raised the Disturbance else we
should appointed ourscf the special duty of watching a
his actions The facas began the back end Of the hail. ut
the of the baoon. There rushing in of
outsiders; when the fight got its height there
considerable ourshug of insiders When the fight was over,
policemen entered and proceeded arrest those whom
they believed to have been leaders in the hsht they were
soutly resisted by both and and We are oeuay
certain That they used weapons of any kind.
having rather freely sinuated that the fighting was
between Americans aud 1rmen, will take occasion to say,
that pretty well acquainted with the members Of the
American party the First District and that in walking about
through crowd before the last fight did not recognize
than three members of the said party, and those
like oursef, of the most pcaceable kind The light
Ill., the best of observation rmen and we
are confident that had the sabbng been done by American
| hands, the fact would have been public ere this.
Whilst the fighting going remember to have seen
midst of it, but whether he Joining in the fight,
qrel did not take time to observe After the
fight him jumping around in hanterns ati-
tue though he had had glorious fun and would like to
have little
An of the evening must correct
lights in the ball ont during the fight
and Barry stabbed in the bali the stairs. The
stairway pleruy sprinklcd with his blood but was
secured of next morning.
Lieut. Hunt who the credit for his
, in the affair in hunting up witnesses assisting the Coroner
reported Dcne for dsobeence of orders and neglect o
duty the ball for which he will he examined by the Mayor
twelve Clock to-day also had him put under
rest yesterday information received to his participation
in the ARRAY in which Barry was killed
n FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Nothing was done ycster
day beyond pospong the few petty that had been dock
eed for the day The court we learn Will take recess Oh I'LL
$ 18th inst.
II RECORDER SIRIUS CorRT-John Grove was eX
u aine1 yesterday charge of being dangerous and sp
cous character ind of the ballot box suffers expelled foI
u San Francisco by the Egunee Commechc having arrive
III Saturday in The steamship Daniel Webster and been al
Sunday Commercial Place, by Capt Moynnn II
"a represented the Recorder that he had been banhel Sa
IN Francisco on the strength that he had been il
E icted Orleans for election frauds and had been etoi
the First District crimes that he here it
~ purpose of collecting evidence that these accusations "eF
that leaving San Francisco the Committee assure
I him that should succeed in dsproynG the charges Hsan
VI him they would Danish his He represented himself
III engaged i'll an and lucrative business in San Franco
50 co-kee1uu livery sacand that his business necessar
W suffered i'll his The Recorder discharged hin
- Patrick Donohue and Patrick McCabe arragned on
" charge fighting and disturbing the ut the shamrock >
W cey ball Saturday night Donohne having had aasG
concealed on his person. Both gave bail to On the 1
Mrs. Catherine Mcdonald, mother Of The young man who y"
'a slightly stabbed at the above bal was held 10 appear rs WI
ness to the killing of Thomas Barry, the said ball.
Ella. Creighton, McCnte, B. Goldstein, and Mathe
Giesnie seyernly charged with assault battery
r. amned and discharged Henry aud Bridget NASH H. ~ lie
M and Henry HILL hound over to keep tue peace
hr wards sundry persons Ludwig Monord one oil trio o
10 sleepng in Lafayette Square, fined $40 for having iagg
ms concealed on his person. great number Of soakes ST.
IT. ieced alternative of paying fines going to tie or
hp house of them didn't pay, and they went
m The following parties brought in by warrant and Il,
p1- for examination
Philip Donoue and Joseph Connc charged by pocen
Mcfarland with aiding abein5 the escape Of the boy
rick Doohue when he attempted arrest HIM on the An
Ton july killing negro, Case fixed for the h bail rctus
John Lyons charged by Mary Hines with sienllng from
tween the mattresses Of her bed in her At No Il Fonc
lo street. bag pocket-h0ok containing So Of her HI
OF savings in gold silver Fixed for the lh bail not Civ
cal Edward Carr charged with having in his possession ulalut
. ring supposed to stolen. Bail not given.
y james Gambler charged with beating Ann judge at No
~ Constance street. Bail not given.
nil RECORDER FABRE's CoCRT-Ihe business in t
ors Court yesterday, unmpornt.
aft John Rowe, accused Of sning and Francois Iornet
nor clsed Of larceny, examined and discharged
fed Sergeant made affidavit against the following per-
for selling liquor slaves, he having caught them i'll the
during cruise Sunday afternoon: 5. e. HeVla, cofnt
as Rampant and Toulouse lAcroy, corner OF Eon
rur Daupuc streets HORACE, of Orleans amt Burg
streets Boseaux, Cont and burgundy strt
They will all he ovcrhuuied i'll good time