New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27

without resistance
them in but went with them companions still. keep
| log a wary eye them.
At the Lake the tsks drink
together Philips having Of Gusn and Dene Ducong of
Lockwood McCluskJ of Forbes Whilst in the
Guerr made urch while Phillips off him, into
buggy and attempted drive off, Phillips however ized the
reins and stopped m This proceeding caused Ducong
for and In that issan. his prisoner Lock
wood escaped the back disappeared in the As
nearly undown the officers did deem expedieut
lose time in searching for him, and back to the city with
prisoners they had e They cab and two
buggies officer with apisoner-Phip having Guern
his The huggjes Of the low kind, and the
in which the fugives went down TO the lake. s
All went well enough till just the entering tho
city Phillips had Guern his left side in of tile buggies
and holding the rens his right hand his left being
still weak from the shot he received from bboney in Mont
Ala He knew Guerin to be both desperate and reach
and Kept well he could be for sudden
demonstration ne might make. they reached she Magnolia
street bridge he did make demonstration He suddenly drew
and attempted sheath IN Phillips heart AS
the knife descended Phillips punched him the stosch with
elbow knocking him the back Of the buggy the knife
in its raking Phillips from his shoulder to his
waist and cutting through. As Guerin struck the
earth he sprung his feet and Magnolia street Phillips
| firing at him with his revolver he
He fred four times and Of the shots he thinks struck him
either the side for he fred Guern made sudden
halt and ufned suddenly around IL in pain after which he
continued his fight and disappeared In the crowd th
Jackson Railroad depot Phillips cond leave bis buggy in
time to render pursuit available owing te rearing and
ing Of the horse which frightened shooting. He af
rerwards made search IN the neghborhood purpose
30 that TWO OF the party escaped after being captured Ihis
much be regretted hut who would
the officers detrac from which their due;
and we give this particular account Of the affair in order to pacs
them properly before the public They deserve all praise for
conduct prior to the escape OF the prisoners and that two
the perpetrators OF the mornings oua Forbes and Demo
in prison. is something to be roced The police,
may presume will be especially on the alert for Guern and
| lockwood. .z5f =
CURIOUS CAsE.-We yesterday saw at Charity
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| IN on,L hsa,h d a - ;,s . -. :. -, - .,,as ~ ...
svi ii. h- t 80, :. ~ -. - Th - - .as ~ go
| rood chonns, Joh.r,.s 7. ,., -. .n.... - 60. =.
commit sn;cide q, bs s.sns s his 49, b, d. ~, -
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! his ha H., h,,,. ~, -. -. ~. -, - - - -. = =
which his companions had ip.opes him in q,
previous attempt kill himself with his being
suit of deIirium tremens 0tfz
He hammered his head with such violence
piece Of his SKULL about three inches
'n 'he top ms head beginning at the forehead
pseA su .e e'o"h ioh ms ns 'sno'ahs
I ,,, !, . r. - - ~ , ,, ~ ~ o.' 90. % Ae woe VIC"
80 ~ -, ~ :, - 20. . ~ .'a, pp'5 ' ,s u nun , o'' - =
| - s,., "a W w 1' ,, ' " peu, ,' % '"e" "hs'he' 'he1
os n'n sae .eep MN u he Co,one. eoaa ne no
- ~ s>N-i', ~ 49, M " s ~ " i.' . A's' uu n't uesto
" W. A"" po''poneh ie ia''ef ti heA osy. ouhR ie
s ha ~no no. ep ', N . room al'nns @ .he one IN ~nen
i ~, a 80 a "a @ 49, . - nys .s y pe
ae" s'AA.us @ M. ,ne ap"'ien
e "' Da4o' shas'i' Aia 'o'eieu win oiooa. ne ..
ee "''ea "h ai anu haa 'ue Poor reno" ~ ana
@ neA uAy Nc ae 'ausu up 10 e ey ana 'oasea IN he nos
Yesterday, when him. he was sitting up in bed
patching chunk Of bread and Of with considerable
gusto looking cheerful and forabe and talking ration
ally any body Yet the of his head all enabling
10 the pulpy BRAIN in its delicate my covering throb
bng the air with each pusaon Of his heart 1t
curious sight which fascinated while sckened The
with which tap the skull generally exngues the
vital spark had us to suppose that the knocking cut Of an
entire slice of would inevitably result in death and
queny Amenngs apparent comfortable condition with his
smiling counenanee and open crown asoafshed % not little
We informed that he is worth dozen dead and that
Nature does not heal the assure which alcooc madness
T. has opened in his head, the art of man will ~ p.
Ame,ung stout boned about forty of age
He il regarded az the greatest curiosity that has been N the
le hospital years
" ACCIpENT-Charles W. Richard a carpenter en-
st n,oved in ,yv on r,v;s strs. had MI
de the fingers of his left hand cu of y r b hand
ed with portion of the machinery whilst was in nation He was
e. taken to Charity HospitaI
y, u, n r,. 1r, o;, -
re- iihoi ni3ifiel Soohi'-iiusn Qusy was sesr
'er 'F'eu 10 saoon win intent 10 XIII the lnry being
uhoe 10 agree were d1schafgfd and he was renanded
of u H. Mcregor WAS tried for latceny and dschnged the
jury being unable to agree
n, james Pu gulif 10 assau ana baaef ana Was
sentenced TO two hour he having been IN
% prison some t'he previously. #
ihe Attorney ehera was ordered to snow cause why new
trial should not be granted in the case of Brodetck and Casey
* s'nsig,ea W '. .. pie ihu'uer @ u u nasan' @
70 H. '" ueTe aas BOD 'rie'e was tried or hSeigns and
81 ~ stealing slave and found guilty.
len pes cnreed win assault ana naItery larceny seng
if" " ''' ''' "e'e ui'A'u " Ao'- PioS
RrcoRDrR Srrru's Corpr Tho foJJou,pr ,voro
st tb. notable cases J., vss,srdav doct N;b, ,fh ss
as son f,- ho,in, an o,a, All. - ~. ,a ~, -. -
A. Ro;Iav With n On :, Iosanh s.-,, wit1 u..s ~
in Ea,,a- an ,.,, e.. ,.,, , -, =. - -, So. -.
le Wm sen sin far kckipp N, rov and tno,L;r 5 w
I'd Bnnch on the svee driver Of draw 1,I s,o n, , h
OF mn,es over ,bs yvoodrork or ths ,r.. u CT . -,
,e Work bopse far thraa hu no . .5
e. character. slaves Eduards or Rlnd. nd S;i r ~
lie seaux one twenty five and tho other snty Io f ..Ij
g cotton and tobacco on the levee
Uenry p Wavpamsp was arroa eo, +h. ~
OF assaultinp Baprv Knps,on with nisto With rot 20 In,
it the ctaree benp Withdraw, pr;d1., n ouona MO-,
from the accusation of obuuing $751; times
Curra in Poydras street. under false representations
Edward agah was discharged from the accusations brought
against him by Daniel Cagan or Callahan of disturbing the
and carrying concealed the testimony showing
Casshan to be most unoonsconabe 1t shown
he made improper advances to Mrs Pagan while her hus
BAND was absent from nome and that he slapped her over be
She wond not submit to his Infamous propositions Pagan
appred this got pistol FOR the purpose OF shooting
the ea when the beast went and had him arrested Under