New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
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EQUINoCTTAL CHANGES.-We have not had any
thing speak Of yet in the way of wind but there was
very decided ehange in the temperature night before last Yes
terda morning cool almost to codness and though there
bright and calm atmosphere all day, the chiness
coninued-paricuarly the shady spots There
shaking out of wooden clothing in the morning. and general
interest felt in the price Of wood and coal.
FIGBT EXTRAORDINARY BETWEEN Tom CAT AND
Doc-1he Cat the pctor.-We mentioned yesterday
the fact that tom cat belonging had
recently been ped against raccoon which he whipped
that his intended ping him against bull dog Yester
day the cat and the dog ptted the premises of
in Jefferson City, for of S5 and the particulars
been communicated to Quite crowd of people
ent and betting ranged in all ways
$3.50 made confident the hackers of the respective
animals the result When the animals thrown
geher the dog made dash at the but the latter lodged
and in instant the dogs neck, cswng away ike
Demon Before the dog could dsodge his enemy
had clawed of his eyes The dog finally managed
get of the cats foreegs in his mouth, bit nearly
he also managed bite his furry antagonist places
while he doing this the cat clawed his other eye
that the dog got the cats neck in his mouth
BILE chewing ...,. g
The car however, managed get loose continued to
fight whilst the dog, having his eyes scratched all pieces
and one of them the socket further
effective resistance The fight therefore declared
and the cat decided the victor The dog
the genuine bull breed who used to fighting different kinds
of animals and valued $780, put his misery
by pistol shot. After he dead, the cat lay little
distance, dreadfuy mangled and dying, made laundering
spring at him to give him fight but he
crippled do anything and aferward died The
large and muscular ANIMAL black being kept
his owner in was ready at any time fight anything
excepted His extraordinary ferocty improved
doubt by cultivation led many suppose that he
the domestic and wild breeds but he domestic
cat to all appearance One day stranger attempted
with him. when at clip of his claw he the
decorating badly through the sleeves of thick coat, shirt
and undersht The unucky dog vanqushed had not
to appearance skin left between his his neck
This extraordinary and brutu spectacle concluded by
quarrel und fight between the of the animals who
separated however, before anything very serious was
done. II -.t1..r ~
CHARGE DIsMIssED.-The Mayor yesterday gave
his decision In the of Lieut. Benz Leggc Third
District charged by policeman Gaspard Hangle with
ardce and neglect of duty in arreng prisoner
Mayor decided the charge as not proven, and dismissed it.
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.--The examination of
Robert William Mcdonnell, charged with the John
Hart resumed and concluded yesterday before Recorder
Sth. number of witnesses examined in addition to
those before the Coroner but their testimony
in no important particular The plain Melon
nell went to the assistance of Thomas Smith, youth who got
into fight with drunken of the
and insulting in which he acted in front of his mih
mothers house. Graver street, Dryades Hart
take the drunken mans part he got dispute
Mcdonnell each called the other hard they
gether, Hart went Mcdonnell he stood
sone they struck hi each other simultaneously and Melon
nell having previously his knife ont
his blow, stabbing the other the heart The Recorder
manded him prison. await trial for murder in the First
tct Court He manifested behaved better
during the examination than he did the first day.
The following parties arrsgned and booked for exsina
ton s. .......-
Mike o'Donnell charged with having stolen worth
$50 from John Dnnn residence St. Joseph street.
22d inst. Case fixed for 10th proxmo.
Daniel Frazier residing Mepomene street charged with
keeping addicted the ugly habit of tasting peoples
egMchael Broyde, boy, being the last sufferer Bail
given .."
Eliza Bein charged with having made onslaught upon
VIM. Walker, with BRICKS stick and saw his own shop
at No. 225 Camp street. Fixed for the LIST prox
The following parties ordered contribute the City
Treasury the Work House Pat Brady, for keeping
dsordey house Tchoupouas street. and being dsordery
himself $50 George Kpp and Thomas Carroll for fighting
Triton Walk $40 EACH Mike Morton and Chas Stout for
raising and resisting the police $40 and the other $40
Catherine Shields Henry Callign Ellen Cagan and Mrs
Brady for getting drunken Tchoupitouas street,
SIS each Pat Kerrigan, for abusing threatening
colored neighbor Sl0 and peace bonds VIM. Mack for
drunken row, So Quite crowd of
fined IS and less
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-A. Wolfe was yester-
day araigned charge of having assaulted p Claiborne
f. c. in violent He gave bail appear ex.
animation.
Anna Barrett charged battery Catherine
Craig charged with vagancy; and Joseph Azore f. M c.
charged with insulting white person, severally
missed.
RECORDER ADAMS COURT. - Peter alias Henry
Tobert yesterday arragned charge of having stolen
divers and sundry articles from the residence Hurtig
the of Seventh and ST. Patrick He held
for examination the proper time.
Shopper also held for examination on charge of
having threatened Isabella Montgomery rather savage
manner.
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.-Henry Algier was
yesterday examined charge of having assaulted
tempted kill George Sick with old cavalry sword the
the night Of the 4h inst, in Alger's house Anthony
street, giving him cut in the right and cut in the right
hand 1t shown that Agier was, at the time, brptly
msresng his wife, and that Sick and other neghbors
drawn in 10y her and cries of murder Agier
mady bandshng old sword when Sick entered and upon
the latter requesting him stop his violence with his wife, he
charged upon him and The complained Of The
Recorder sent him before the First District Court without
fit Of bail.
oharies Hont was examined charge Of having attempted
to outrage the person of Marie Flick little girl years
age III lot on street. between Rochetave Dog
nes Streets on the evening of the 18th The little girl
gave her testimony very clearly showing tina, violent AID
ieudsb had