New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-10
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THE WEATHER continues highly salubrOus for
frogs and young ducks There drze in the forenoon
yesterday and dryup the afarnoon STILL the manen
like sheet of zinc excluded all sunshine mud maintained its
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in fact perfectly rampant-yng at peoples
legs and the fancy windows whenever avecle passed Bricks
and slabs in the banquettes had resumed their wonted
looene and seemed lake malicious pleasure illustrating
the uiciness of their subsrata the pedestrian
DAY OF THE AroNEMESr.-Ye yesterday, or from6
o'clock Wednesday evening till o'clock last evening" the
Day of the solemn in the calendar of the
Jewish Church. consequence all the stores of Israel
fish feowcgens closed and the Synagogues open the
being taken fasting and the other ceremonies of the
Church. 'a&E '.,@
RAILROAD ACCIDENT down train on the
Jackson Railroad when crossing the Tangpahoe bridge, met
with serions accident bit which, miraculousy enough
was not human fe after the locomotive and
Freight got over the bridge way peeiptang the
passenger with their into the Bayou Some
persons Mr. Harris the conductor being hurt worst
though bones broken The came in on tho
freight cars.
RECORDER Sr1rH's CoURr-Thomas Burke was
Yesterday sent before District for entering Louis
Feaths house, the of Howard and Erato Streets
during the night Of the 4t u and stealing gold watch
silver watch other articles to the value Of Sl00 He gave
appear for trial Isaac Levy, charged with
cevng articles knowing them be stoe discharged
Edward Dwyge and his wife Margaret and Thomas Ryan and
his wife sent before the First District Court for jointly
beating John Fagan with clubs iron knuckles, etc. on Adene
street fortnight appeared that Fasan had come nome
and innoceny unhcng his mules when the Dwyres and
Ry.ns having just had with Mrs. Pagan, pitched into
him for being her husband.
james Kennedy before the court for striking
Alex PereiEa forehead with turbler in his own cofee
house at the corner and Baronre streets On the sd
| ulF. He failed to give bail. IS a' -.S--.
Issy Martin was arragnei charge Of having falsely and
pnrosy prosecuted Mary Ford for keeping cordery
bothc on street. nnd Miss E. E. Ford residing
in the nne houeey having been honoraby discharged oy
tic Recorder upon examination. Besy gave bail TO appear Oh
the 10th.
orderly house Dryes besides conducting herself IN
very dorery manner She detained for hearing on tic
lOlh.
Peter Gafrey charged with larceny and Ben Dwile and D.
F. Dixon charged with assault and battery were discharged
REcoRER jfRRE's CoUET.-Charies Schneider was
Yesterday sent Before First District Court for stealing si
ur watch np5;oI chain the trunk Of Christian Leonard
on St plip street. 2s Of August In default of bail
he was sent to prison.
1embeee was arraigned on charge of beating Babe
Winemau Mun street. on Wednesday, night. lie gave p"
to answ4r ... - -...
ulis Boye and Bridget Duffy, lewd and abandoned were
WORK housed for months each.
Simon and TereSe free coored charged with violently pe"
| ng Joseph CARRIER, were dismissed.
+ Cncri Jewell W. arrested for receiving some Alf
that had been stolen N Moody's on Canal street was
sent before til First Court to be tried on charge o
having herself stolen said shirts -.
RECORDER SoLoMoS's CoURT.-On wednesday d
man named j. Prior fined jail fees Tor beng drunk ~ III
street No. being able pay he got an officer to go with INN
soma oe who the mone-a dollar and quarter a
as he was custody he swoe that he had been
no,ica o his pocket.hook contang Sp and that ther
80 ~ ,hsves than honest men on police. For this h
was again arrested yesterday the Recorder hnea nm @o o
Il and not having the money, he was sent to prison.
+ RECORDER Bou11GNYs CouRr-John stonmeye
os nrrairped Yesterday charge Of having fred gun
/, j. Ca1ninski through the door and window OF ms
If with intent to murder, but fortunately without enee' N "
cused was sent to prison to await examination