New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-09
s4etaL anteILIaellfe.

ANsAPOLoGY.-In ourreport Of the divorce grant
ed TO Mrs. Royal the Fourth District coaft
bo, Mrs R. and her husband confessed to adultery open
court We made this what deemed very
authority namely the minute clerk Of the court. find
that Mrs Royal made such confession and repre-
sened to innocent and much injured lady regret
extremely that should haye been dreaduiIy ne
the husband and the who made the confessions al
luded and neither of the parties court the
istakeof the clerk supposIng the concubine wife.
easily made We tender sincere apologies Mrs.
Royal, for the wrong we uninentionaily eonrnitted
5 CoRREcT1oN.-We find we were misinformed as to
Peter Conway, epoleean having gone money
pad him fos eectioneerng for the Democrats been
electioneering for the Democrats his money been
honestly gained IN different way We having
into such for the oheace for which to
tho Recorder. enough one man TO rest
under Bridget Casey accused Or robbn
him. and for whom he istook neics been ar
| rested and locked up.
MEETING OF FRENCHMEN-There was protesta-
ton indignation meeting of of French residents
Of the CITY, Saturday evening at the Democratic Headquaz
ers Of Chatres and St. Louis The of
meeting take into consideration the killing Francois
Gerard Frenehan by Arthur Padon, creole in coffee
house the of Orleans streets some or
twelve days since we'll the Of Consul
who had been appealed and satisfaction derived
This affair be it borne in mind not in any way
| with the election asa5
Dr. Esconbas called TO the chair Nj. Wagner was
appointed Vice President and Ards Gerard, Secretary
| Somebody speech about Gerard being Killed and
about Padron not being arrested from which argued,
that strangers in the city defeneeless, etc.
was decided that petition for protection be U
s. Government and similar petition tc the French Govern
ulent. 5E@ 5S 53i. 55&5s.g55$
Acomee which had been appointed to draft resolutions
was instructed to draw the said petitions for the reception
and consideration Of which Thursday evening next the
leans Ballroom, appointed the time and PLACE.
After the adoption Of the following resolutions the meeting
adjourned
l. That instructed to take all the neces
sary measures by applying to the proper authorities
| discovery of Gerard's murderers. a-
2 That Of the above resolution be French
Minister ut with of the Of the French
4 Consul. $$8S& s88gs4 ssi3Gi
s. That asecond copy Minister Of Foreign
fairs in Paris with detailed facts which gave
rise to the application made to the French Consul.
s. A. That third copy sent to all the Partisan papers
the detailed account with object forcing gov
to act by submitting the public opinion
MAckEY DEAD.-Cha Mackey, the Newfound-
lander who stabbed the Seventh Precinct Monday last
consequence his firing pistol crowd died yesIer
day afternoon at the Charity Hospital The Coroner viii inyes-
tigate the matter to-day. 80 tS5$4 zsI5
SrABBED.--A man named John Devir1e was stabbed
yesterday morning at the Lsvee streets
by person he says knows whose name lie refuses
give, He is ut the hospital.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Nelson Brown, mate Of the
schooner Trpoli lying the New Basin from mast which
lie was sctaping TO the deck adistauce of forty
both legs and three ribs broken hospital
where he now lies in very preeariols condition.
/, GRAND Row AT THE SANE OLD PLAcE-Tle
fancy establishment of Emene Gibson, nooey
Cusomhouse street, invaded late Friday nigh
party of men, who the furniture and played the
mischief generally stairs down The affair suppose
grew ont of the of the night previous which
was shot and another stabbed.
. FOUND DRoWNEp-Ths was the Coroner's verdict
Saturday, the nude body of found New Canal
at Preur street The body supposed
penter named Croone residing street. who dap
peareh few days since and has not been heard o From the