New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12
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CHARITY Hosp1ra1,-Renort for the week ending

Admitted ...,....... 2O6 Died ............... 81
Discharged, ,...... 100 Remaining. AT
CoRRECTIoN.-It was Policeman Craig, and not
Creagh that Whitfield up his leather cap the other night.
CoEFEE-HoUsE FIGuT.--Henry Gallagher and John
Collins labores had regular bulldog fight last evening in
coeouse Mt the of ST. Louis street and Exchange AL
ley They tore each others shirts off and bit and blooded each
other up beautifully They arrested and calaboosed.
DEATH BY Ep1LEpsY.-The Coroner yesterday held
inquest the body of the slave m found dead the
banquee at the of Front Crossman
Verdict epilepsy The deceased of Louisiana q
years of age, and belonged to Mrs Agals Fitzgerald
RAlN.-Another deluge yesterday, accompanied by
boistcrous electrical demonstrations 1t very provokgy
the dinner time of day, keeping part the community
their meals and another part who home enry
from their business all the street lakes and bayo being
high mark The philosophy of one water bound gentle
pleased considerably He the height Of
fashion, and did not look like would set public opin-
ion defiance. He deliberately took patent feathers and
socks, rolled his pants and drawers knees waded
lake in triumph and walked down Clartres with mich
t0} if that had been his fashion all his
nifed dress and appearance and his bre legs very
oddly indeed though nobody fault with par
culary it is admitted that these try mems soes
and that the oles Of the feet endure better than the
| soles of the shoes.
| SUICIDE.-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
the body of j. Il. Muee German years age found
dead at No 1873 ST. Peter Verdict Committed suicide
by shooting himself in the side with pistol the ball penetra
ceased had been clerk in the dry goods store of rnoux Co..
the of Carres and ST. Ann Streets by the closing of
which, recently, he thrown out of employment is
supposed that his insanity the result of dependency
account Several times previously committing the fatal act
he made remarks indicative of his intention He single
man.
MANSLAUGHTER.-A Frenchnlan by the name of
Finance drowned yesterday opposite Independence Tirdr
District, under the following circumstances He driven his
cart tile wharf for the purpose epyiDg
the riv lrrlsr bnrvr ,cl
sufficiently the edge of the wharf he behind
the cart apparently for the purpose of removing the tail board
when an 1risnan by the of Michael Morrison,
and caught the horse by the bride and backed him until he
knocked the Fencman the edge Of the wharf the
river where he drowned An affidavit, informed,
has been made the above effect but did
Morrison had been arrested or not.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Laura Anker was ycstcr-
day tried for larceny The jury being unable dis
charged, and the prisoner remanded to await Il trial.
John Williams and Robert Pickery accused of larceny W.
s. Upton accused of breach of trust; and John R. Slgg,
charged with Obtaining goods under false pretences were all
discharged, motion of the District Attorney.
No other criminal business disposed Of
RECORDER Sr1THs CoURr.-John McHugh, &C
csel of assauiug Peter Conway with dangerous weapon
was yesterday bound over to keep the peace
Thomas QUINN the young who arrested for knocking
down and beating his own mother day since
arragned for examination. The mother however had forgiven
him, and begged the Recorder to let him Off The Recorder did
SO, but made them joint fine Of So for putting him
less trouble,
W. Durlrilge arraigned charge of espass in oc
cupyng the house No. e2 Poyiras street, of the
notification Of the lessee, C. c. Wayland Bail given appear
the 10th.
Harry Lewis arraigncd charge Of giving Ellen
brutal beating and kicking all her body and pelng
her with umbers in house nryades street, Tuesday
night. Bail given to appear the 10th.
Catherine Ellis arragc charge of foully abusing
and threatening to murder Louis Bonscone and his family
whilst they sitting pcaccaby in their doorway Gase
street, on Thursday night. Bail not given.
Thomas Meallcy Rragned charge of beating and
woong William Myhan Annuncaon street, the 7th inst
Bail given.
Rcelaul were aaigned on a charge of assault
: and battery. They gave bail appear.
Mary Doan, the girl, accused Of stealing Miss
Caroline Towards diamond eurring, examined dis
charged for want Of evidence
RECORDER FABRE's CoURr-4A Sicilian Commit
t"Thc Scian Louis Pncevnl examined yesterday on
the charge preferred against him. having of the
party who made the murderous onslaught in street.
during the election the ID June Various witnesses proved
that Prnceval WAS with the other Siclian
outrage. Mr. SEVERN Robert c.. testified that after Mr.
Trepagnicr had been wounded, and the Mr.
Davis Princeva rushed him attempted stab him. the
blade running through his He had known
teen years, and was positive to his identity and after he had
assaulted Trepaguer, he RoberU hetl him and wreed his
knife from him The accused accordingly before the
First District Court without benefit of BAIL he tried
aut with intent to murder Mr. Trcpngner examined and
although his testimony did nrt mplcate Princeva publish
il, us most interesting narrative of that affair
On the ID of June last the polls in Orleans street
there met Mr. Fabre for tile time day he invited
take drink in the burroom about thirty PAGES
polls in the building Going polls to the bar
the street was quiet met Capt. Panpare company
with another that did notice. We spoke og
some business and then joined Mr. Faure in
house Whilst calling for our refreshments heard yelling
i'll the street. and some pistol shots. Immediately rushed
the door that OPEN and reaching the sidewalk
OF men armed with every description Of dangerous weapons
Seeing none Of my acquaintance in the street. and having
) weapons wanted retrograe the coffee house,
door Shut. The smoke of the fire
t. the polls, that could what was going on
If Toward Royal street !, however, five six mcn-he
might have been 1uorcrunnns after towards Roya
street the pursed either corner or went int
the soesore, but when he disappeared the pursuing hin
fired seven eight shots in the direction lie had Their
n were still OF about fifteen standing with
the cusoue and the other street, firing into the poll
and crying Mau los then placed myself by pill
lars of the Orleans Teatcr wlen my great surprise
IS them fired retrene towards Bourbon street.
fired at again two three times The gang
then retiring toward Bourbon street. opposite side Of Or
= leans street to where was.
Whilst mt the Of Bourbon Orleans streets, / say
oac Of those men running after Mr.. Moante who had
Il weapons III his hnn1 but the pursuing him had lors
Us pistol in his LETT hand and kind Of large sword in the righ
q WAS then very much excited Moaues crying for help
and as he pissed by me- he only three four steps aca
OF ms pnrSncr male rush ut 'he man, caught him by bot
+ his behind, and threw him staggered somewha
&c and started to toward Royal street, when the balance OF
1b gang running Mt crying
~ shots at me- received one in my right leg which threw
~ my back; and whilst III that position or six me
close by shooting me- whom had throw
l. down snbbng The smoke thick around that
III could not the faces ofnorc tlnn
u wiisandns wounds up, uhey having suppose le
me Tor tcadJ and ran about twenty PAGES then staggered
lie fell on the steps Of the theacr Mr. Gasnel think told
to remain there whilst he for carriage he
Royal street and again heard te cry
y Of bourbon street
AT that time Mr. Davis and told me Frant
to get up else The Siclians would kill told cou
en- not walk he then said he would help and un
h the right arm but could Another gentlemi
then came and helped him curry the apotecary's sh
vi Royal street The whole of the
m did not to the best of knowledge and belief last
cs and half; mean from the time the began up to
, was wounded do not know Princevll thai
not there Int the whole
mudcrousr rlhan looking set of men my life
ere Robert Moore arrUsncd charge having beat
M and attempted 10 kill policeman A. H. EtmonlsUn
L., Basin street, during the election Thursday lie WIS
" qed give bail Of $500 for his appearance examination
eli Jean Aana arrnened charge Of having violent
he abused and threatened TO kill Julien Din At No l43 St. Phil
ol- street. lie gave bail.
John Nichols nrragncd charge of visiting
md threatening lis wife Mary who has left him,
for divorce pending against him. lie gave bail.
nc Catherine Ole, accused Of plering sunry trilcs fro
be- Mrs Ellen Carney examined and for want Of
iCcncc.