New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-09
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DIVING FEAT.-A pedler of knives and razors,
and other fancy cutlery accidentally his basket Mon
day evening whilst he displaying the lower guard of
the Bayou Belle the evee As the articles fell into
the water jumped in after Them and succeeded in saving
of them before they reached the bottom. Afterwards he
took off his and shoes and Owed until he recovered the
greater part his goods The water in which he Owed
said be thirty feet deep The proceeding witnessed by
quite crowd Of people who little entertained with
the pedlers energy and fearessness of the water
SCENE ON ROYAL STREEr.-On Saturday evening,
two ladies of fashionable but any nst at
the of Royal and Benve streets by slender young
gentleman equally fashionable and aunty appearance All
three stopped and after little conversation the people
the vicinity astoDished the ladies grab the
young gentleman by his replendent shirt and box his
and shake him. and sling him around If lie child
excaming the time Pay that dollars you
pay that dollars - with sundry ephes
fit for polite types The young gentleman
could loose, travelled like good fellow, whilst the ladies
pursued their in undsturbed serenity The of the
renconre and the language used satisfied the that
the ladies only females in Disguise and that the youo
gentleman was only II fast young man. '-
Mrs. CUNNINGHAM AND THAT BLESSED BABY
COMING TO NEW ORLEASs-We learned yesterday from a
citizen of reliability Just from New York that have
Mrs Cunningham and that baby of
winerif not in propia persona. in at least for when
our informant left New York, the immortal Vamuchi
having the mother and child manufactured in the graphic
and natural style by Of the best artists of that city
Yaunuch also having generals crowned heads
murderer done for the Southern market. Stand from
Who says that vannuehi's Museum sweep things
before it this winter
CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held
inquest the body of Matthew Campbell Ishna, is
years of age found dead in house the of St. Philip
and Roman streets Verdict, n,emperance.
RECORDER STIrH's CoURr-Wm. Price, alias Bill
Mcdonnell was yesterday arrtgned Coroner affidavit
charging him with having stabbed and killed John Hart
Monday eveninge full particulars Of which published
yesterday He sent to prison to be examined the 18th
inst lie is quite young mana MINOR in act-and has long
had The reputation of being hard boy"
P Sullivan the drunken who raised the disturbance
Mrs Sm and concerning whom the fatal took
place. arragned charge Though cannot why,
being the MURDER and held for examination
Saturday He lying drunk and bleeding the side
| walk when the killing took place.
Elizabeth Jackson sent before the First District
Court after due examination for harboring thieves and vG
in her house Basin street. between Common and Gaver
| Bail given. .
Thomas dismissed from the charge of having
| attempted TO kill Daniel Mcdonnell with his
residence, of St. Peter and rerido about
month ago; Mcdonnell having concluded to prosecute
Charles dismissed charge having
500 Harvey Guild in the Arcade bar the 18th
July The had only been made suspicion and m
| proved good character.
Mary Berry Ellen Mcnamara stealing wood on BASH
street. were the Work House, John Bockssl
homeless little fellow, sent the House of Refuge.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT-Momus Friskey ant
Barpera Keudigso the appear in book and aft avit
in Recorder Fabres oicewere yesterday dismissed from thu
charge preferred against them by Caleb Leonard of receiving
selling stolen negro, 1t remains be whethe
Leonard will clear his skirts when Frbys charge against
| comes up before Recorder Stith:
r. st Armand, f. fined $40 for striking Eugeu
| Despoux white man, on st. Claude street.
Juns Mande and F. Frank fined IS each for talking
birthstone Meyer Levy, No. u Old Levee
Pierre souner and Antoine Canbre held for exmina