New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-25
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The WEATHER.-The rain and wind Of Tuesday
night and yesterday morning something quite nnnsa foe
The wind blew almost gale, howug and whist
ling equinoctal rather than sositia fashion Thers
cracking and flashing of the electric element
and temperature cool render
necessary sleeping comfort Yesterday the GOODNESS and the
rain abad leaving the day oaiiernate dxes and sunshine
HooPs-Premisng that we are entirely neutral on
the subject hoops ladies' dresses will for the
benefit Of all whom that the hoopdresees
very ugly things high wind such has
vailed for day past. On Tuesday evening,
heard lady who made distressing exhibition in the
street. by eapers the wind with her hoop and Yesterday
the doubling her veil in order conceal
face the wind wayng her dress and making her hoops
visible render her object of general attention We think
who hoops ought consult the eaher
closely before ventung else appeal sdn
sinkers, or weights, to the hoops .Ess
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The only trial in this
yesterday that of Figaro for manssusher in
killing Caeo fight with knives the of Or
Claiborne Streets Sunday evening several months
ago. testimony showed that the prisoner had submitted to
high provocston assault with knife before he used
knife the nry brought him in verdict Of acquittal
Bernard Reiss charged with breach Of trust; Wr H. Ewing
ton assault with dangerous weapon Michael Rodgers,
bezzsmen Thomas Keys, larceny and fifteen or twenty
prosequi ..r .55 a..f' i F
John McGnniss convicted Of assault with intent to kill hav
ing application for trial overrued, appeal
the Supreme Court.
RECORDER STITHs COuRT.-John Keubler and
Patrick Delaney we're yesterday pick
ing pockets Nicholas Reimann Of sl 75 whilst he
sitting asleep in chair in the of Grod
Front Levee streets Nicholas testimony that when
he fell asleep the in his pocket and that when he
woke up the and the accu,ed standing
The Recorder thereupon discharged the accused.
D. b. Dubois arrsgned charge Of having broken
open trunk Arcade Hotel and stolen from it
so money. He sent prison await examination
For carrying the bowie knife which found him he
committed trial in the First District Court
Andrew LenoS before the First District Court for
brass knuckng and severely woundng "a. Keller South
Market street. the sth inst Bail Ssa Jacob LHs charged
with striking Lenox with kn'handle the above time and
place, discharged. ='
John Welsh fined s0 for thinking OF himself
hHn sleep with lot Of negroes Dryades street
Moses ordered receive twenty ashes
for stealing ham from grocery at the of Eraso and
Prytania streets. ....
Edward Farrell Michael Mccauey charged with beating
and kicking Thos Smith the 9th ins discharged,
appearing against them Edward Cook changed with sell
ling grog slave, discharged for similar
Michael Mcdonnell charged with striking Lawrence Wallace
the head with thereby njurng him severely
render for him to be taken to Charity Hospital
discharged Wallace being dan serousy hurt and declining
prosecute.
James Brady was held examination charge having
threatened to kill Mary McGarvey with at
the Of Apollo and Erao streets
RECORDER FABRE's COURT. Assistant Recorder
Holland esiag-CharIes Cody Gaudy the Deputy Street
Commissioner implicated before the Coroner parties
lean nbian and friend and bea. them over the
hI =, sac,r,r-s !, Main sre,t restaurant alau month
~ from the arcts of which Dpbian died at Charity Hospja1
- - 81. -, - ~ ,5 a,a --,;r,,i t,arn-. ,ssis,
Nv, Rac,risr uor,,a .ntono Rcbpsr tts man who was
b.,s, , D,h., boworsr anpearsd in court and svo,.
he did testify before the Coroner that Cody present
when he and Duban he did tell the jury he
~ ,ha no-o,s pnon heinp confronted With Cody
that he was not present the the restaurant ALL
| Upon this, Cody was discharged
f. G. Cody or Candy then made affidavit charging Richner
with having in spite Of his oath to the Recorder sworn before