New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-30
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MORE WATER.-There were numerous drizzes and
spnkes yesterday in the evening another grand
squelch giving the streets their usual Venan appearance for
the time being OF there the usual dissemination
of diluted GARTH otherwise mnd the sidewalks and
ngs after the foods rolled away now high time for old
Eolu up. We imagine where he fills his watering
pot plenfully.
How TWO STORIES GOT TWISTED INTO ONE.-We
hate spoil good story though be of telling
but regard for the truth is such that when find have
been guilty of retailing than the truth cannot feel
until we have taken back the surplus This our preca
ment in regard the story entitled Romance of the Lottery
which published Monday last That not true
though published sueh having obtained it from
in which placed the fullest reliance.
Wehave followed the matter since and succeeded
rating the few grains of truth from the busel of romantic cha
in which first presented There young Span
lard who went abon selling lottery tickets There
milner, to whom he gave portion of ticket the condi-
on that drew anything the proceeds to be divided
That portion of ticket did draw portion Of the capital prize
There Of marriage and preparations for the
and backout the adys part after having received
and ewelry for the wedding And there affidavit
in in which the disappointed lover claims that he
swndled and insists the restitution of the money and jew
| ery given by him.
would story Monday
the main and having been picked here there
ndnct shape, from different paries speaking English
French Spanish and Du ch anguage their would
very naturally shape the it and published
Yet how different the result is when the facts
properly put together, or rather separated
The young Spanard, having frequently sold tickets the
mner asked by her in consideration of her regular pa
give her ticket for lagnidle He did
dtion that she would divide equally with him whatever the
ticket might draw-givng her sixteenth of ticket That
sixteenth having the lucky number drew sixteenth of
the capital peS6G The milner drew the money divided
honoraby with the young man, and that settled their bu
nesstere having been of kind between
the further than thate subject of marriage having
| been mentioned.
But opposite side Of the from the miners in
variety store girl with whom the young spaniad
He supposed she the daughter of the married
couple keep the and in making love her.
undceved Upon getting his share of the prize drawn by the
nner girl, he concluded he would his true love- and
proposed She accepted He presented her with ewery the
$3.50 and about 800 in cash and in order to make
things the smooth presented pair Of diamond earrings
worth $780, the supposed mother of the girl for which he
obtained full to the marriage with IN afeconae
maternal blessing boot The after getting
thing rendy the wedding after his intended but didn't
find hershe missing He did however, hnd was found
bv old Duchman who informed him that the girl his
daughter and the daughter of the orekeepe she being
merely hired by them shopgirl The old Duchnah further
spaniard that he couldn't begin to think of
letting him have his daughter and that he might give himself
no further trouble about her.
Mr. Caduc the young spaniard thereupon be-
Fabre and made affidavit charging Mr. and Mrs
Cres fancy Conde street. and their
want girl Elise Schweble, with swndng him out of certain
money and certain ewshe girl under the false
tence of intending marry him. and Mr. and Mrs Crefas
der the false that they the girl and will
ing she should Since then all the accused have
been arrested and have given bail appear for examination
some day next week.
The above, eleconeering phrase the true
facts of the given to yesterday by other parties
| than those who gave us the first story.
RECORDER Sr1TH's CouRT.-A free colored man
Walter P. Miller yesterday arrsgned charge
being fugitive from justice in Kentucky Lien
rested him. information received but what the charge
against him in Kentucky, stated. He
prison to await requisition
Richard Lambert charged with passing counterfeit So
bill upon T. W. Bosck and Edward Cook charged with per
jury the prejudice of Policeman spragus
dismissed for want of evidence. Robert and Mary Barnes
charged with vifyng Pat Noon, discharged
of Noons appearance.
Charles Ruier charged $40 luxury kicking
policeman and Eliza Norris sent the House 70
being too bad even for the part Of Girod street.
Charles Saddler arragned charge of having
ferred his fob $50 from the fob OF Harvey Guild the ar
cade Hotel, on Tuesday evening. Bail required, $500.
RECORDER FABREs CouRT.-4ssistant Recorde,
Hoaad presdin9.-Ernes Potter alias omer, f. was
yesterday examined the charge OF having stabbed j.
Dupessts, f. Co. the cath inst, the of Teme
aud ursues Streets with intent to kill Iappeared that nu
pesss' and shirt only cut and his body Tht
thing sufficiently however Dupessis who is
sshed-nearly blnd-was standing quietly on the corner
when Oner up behind him, deal him boy
the back, and away, laughing The rents in the
ments showing knife had been used, omer ser
before the First District bail of $780, which
e furnished.
Matthew Kennedy before the First District Court sc
living Bridget beating at the ST. Louis an
| IRENE streets. Bail of $500 given.
John Bruster charged with barbarously cutting J. Wi,so
with razor though barber give bail of Sci
his Wilson again and in regard to the sal
Bruers threat exermiuate o. Canton-te keeper of IL
dogsery in which the occurred-both pa
ties made members of the peace society.
Charles Rivers, accredited yagran was lucky enough
beseut 10 the Work House for only three months
Giacomo juroych prison charge of hayir
broken open Simon Fortrovitchs trunk No I6 Phil
street, and stolen paleto therefroIn.
p N Brnkle held for exauinaou charge
wal!oped G. BickenchoG Mnn street. Bourbon B.
I given.
! RECORDER SoLoMoN's CouRr. - Constantine Ro
land shuttle that is ways ttlug in the loom Of justice
given another jerk yesterday. Ande Caveu had him
charge of ouageousy abusing and Insulting him. without jus
provocaoE. Constantine gave lai appear for
/ animation.
/ Frank I John Waters, and jacob Fuchs, charged Wit
getting number Of their friends 10 help them to whip Jsh
Philip Schneider; Patrick Gommou charged with getting
and threatening break P MoranY's heal
Cavauag iieae, charged with being the
peghborb1od and Miss p Cover charged with
in, to make Miss Miller pgl J@u on The prc
! graume rr future examinations.