New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-02
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Commemorative were led into error in reporting,
yesterday Benjamin Kendig one of the parties
implicated trading the stolen of Mr. Walter Irvine
1t Bernard kendig We regret the mistake
and thus correct it, at the first opportunity.
MEMORY OF LoPEz.-Yesterday was tttingly hon
ored as the anniversary of uayrdom Of Lopez and his
brave American compeos in Cuba Funeral guns were fired
in the morning. religious services performed in ST. Louis
Cathedral The services solemn and impressive and were
participated witnessed with becoming reverence by large
Numbers OF our citizens
CoEoSER's ISouEsTs-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest at Charity Hospital the body of John Graham
of Kentucky, IS of age Verdict nsniaa ou
Also an inquest the body of Henry Demon native of
Carolina % years of who fell dead suddenly whilst
taking in the Vegetable Market
Verdict hyperropy of the heart Deceased was member OF
Crescent Fire Company No "a He in the act of raising
glass of wine to lips when he received the fatal summons
MATCH TRoTTING AT THE METARIE.-A trottng
match in harness. mile heats, for OF 5000 came
off over Metsre Course last evening The animals were
Mr. Skillngs Tom Murray and Mr.. Bonham's ida cay
backed by host of sanguine friends
and large amounts of money being saked the result They
appeared fine condition, and the opposing bet
acquired confidence respectively The result how
ever showed the weakness of human weakness
that is often betrayed Tom dsaneed lao
badly winning the heat the very good time of $50 Ida ait
herself mad her distance whilst Tom did his worf
with apparent ease requiring the whip and taking
drivers geang ~ all that necessary The trot
ting very beautiful and created little excitement
TERRIFIC SMAsH.--No Bones Broken.--Last even
ing the Charles Hotel carriage turning the
Carondelet Streets Its the steamer Prin
cess being with ladies' children and and piec
high baggage outsecame down its side in the street
with appalling smash The trunks flew far and near
whilst the ladies and children inside per
ecy frighfu instant the gentlemen lounges
that vicinity rushed rescue and after bsiegug the
rage all Sides succeeded in taking ont the
through The door that laid uppemos By singular good luck
only person hurt and that only sghty-a lady, VIII
her by the glass OF the door against wc
she thrown The accident, learn caused by tn
breaking Of the axle and the forewhees leaving III
carriage for ITSELF The excitement of the
and chvaous exploits of the gentlemen of Cotton Coz
ner' behalf of the ladies, formed incident thu
| will long be remembered in that vicinity.
BITTEN BY A RATTLEsN AKE.--DeSperate Remedy
DR. samuel F. Reynolds, the doctor, yesterday pc
formed An operation upon himself somewhat violent
painu than anything been required do in cat
his patients He Is something of snake fancier
keeps two large Gagged In his Office GraVer stree
Yesterday he family of Juvenile ratlesnake
which he deposited in cage, and safely he thought
the youngsters found means of escape and were
slow to avail themselves oft The Doctor, finding numb
Of them cage, and endeavorng escape from
Office, commenced picking them up thinking they
young dangerous of them appraised him OF
mistake by striking his fang into his left thumb, the
The Doctor instantly dropped the reptile and seiEg hatch
chopped of the bitten ihumb-his left humb-a blow.
suffered Of deal from the chop, but rees
the dreadful Effects which might otherwise have eusUcd E
bite. We did hesr what became the young sna
they made their espe, tie! will JcuG;e be beard Def
long.