New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27
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w EtaBoRArroN. Speaking yesterday Of the dis
charge Of parties arrested through teegaph said
Thc above eases, we rather think, show that screws
are the administration Of Justice in this country
s oa Of tbs country think
they ought certainly invested with little legal wegh
We regret Sh should constre the above as
II ink va there were screws in his manner of
deciding We perfectly well that he decided those
correctly under the law he does all cases that come De
he being in the habit Of consulting eminent and unoi
in those cases which are nice or knoy II we ha
said iadeanery Of JUSTICE instead of administration,
seraps meaning would have been more apparent we dd
not express ourse sufficient ulness in the latter part OF
the paragraph Our idea that if merchants can hit
upon plan by which dispatches to each other are as good as
By mail officers Of the law might do SO likewise
IA FATAIa AcoIDENT.--Wm. B. Brown, q brakeman
IN ths pelosas Railroad accidentally killed yesterday
morning the track opposite the baeksmiis shop about
quarter mile from the depot II vas very singular case
Of fatality The going oeraby fast, on track
within eighteen inches Of the blacksmhs shop as they APP
rsred dog Of the shop darted under the cars and
the other side unhurt though he narrowly escaped
with his life Brown who was standing on the platform one
of the binder cars the dog disappear beneath hem and
stopped had become Of him Whilst his head
ihus projected vision being directed beneath the cars
tats with the blacksmhs shop He was thrown
from platform and horribly crushed by the wheels passing
over him He fingered for about hour in the most intense
agony praying God tosend him death relief to his pain
prayer granted The blacksmith who stood in the
door shop and foressw the accident shouted to the
happy man. purpose The Coroner held inquest on
abe body and returned verdict with the facts
Brown IS of and ratye of Mlddetown Ct
where he has brothers aad sisters residing
FATAL AFFRAY.- Yesterday forenoon an atfray
occurred sugar landing between Samuel McCeand
sugar weghe VIM. d. Hogan broker, which re-
suited McCnd drawing pistol and shooting Hogan in the
McCeand afterwards surrendered himself to the
sief Of Police. who him prison. Hogan was taken TO
residence and at o'clock in the afternoon he died The
4Corone Investigating The matter but had not got
Through when closed report Our Information IS thai
McCeand Hogan being the author Of scandaous
about him sheet called The Life in Bos
that Hogan denied and called him liar and that
fight followed, with the above sad result.
SHoT IN THE LEG.-Felix Bonzon, f m. c.. is re-
having been shot through the right leg on Wednesday
might Ausan in his own house on Roman street. between
yslanade and Kerec in the Third District Whether the
shooting intentional has not as yet appeared
al any rsie, Abstain has not been arrested
}. ACCIDENT. Mary Higgins, little girl nine years
Whit taking playful ride her fathers dray yesterday,
the part Of the Fourth District Jumped on
she did jump far enough and the her down and
over legs shatterlng very badly The te
sufferer was taken to Charity Hospital
SrAgBING AFFAR.-Thomas Fletcher, q Gallatln
street was stabbed in the leg Tuesday night by
Marairas He is at the hospital, having his leg
rpended-
EXPLOSION OF APISToL.-Augustus hiohsoisih,
ront seventeen years taken to the hospital yesterday
with his hand face dhgured the result of pis-
t exploding when he discharged It, He not seriously
hurt 5s
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4 remanded to prison.
James Il Power was tried for assault and battery but the
iury being unable agree dchaged and Power was dis
charged anhi ia1'nes no. .. = $500. -, ha.. . NJ. ~,
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fences Bridget Reilly Bridget Jenkins, charged with
sau battery and Matthew Higgins charged with assault
with dangerous weapon, were all dschased on motion he
District Attorney there being no Further cause LOT 'he
cuton.
The Grand Jary in and after retiring to dispose
Of business they returned into Court and were dismissed I'll
Monday, March eth.
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Bail given to appear on the 10TH
Boyne, charged with abusing and threatening kill his
wife Mary Ann Magazine street. made to give bail
decent husband for the next six months.
The following parties fined Robert Gibson, jaime
Jennings and Patrick Hester, raising drunken St
nd Mr.
Richardson, alias Carroll drunken on Deod street.