New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

thousand stars are v1sibieW
QUIEr.-In our rounds yesterday we failed to pick
item Of interest," usual line Thattem
given under another heading The police offices all
very quiet sleepy and the police officers appeared to
ditto N.5$ 5qa Wi s} % 9} SIS
In afternoon evening the Sunday oupouring
the population took place The crowded the
up and down. whilst the filled the
public squares in their gay happy
manner.
Seeing the crowds rush to the lake and Ill the SQUARES,
only Sunday evening pleasant evening during
the puts in the notion Of asking What about that
Meaie Ridge Parkf Such thing know has long been
cogitaion the CyFa further know that
the Ridge still stands the lveoak grove beneath around
which the park be madenobe shady old oaks each
nosegay of freshness and COOL shade but all alas
Wasting their sweetness on the desert air "
will not require tremendous outlay Of money open the
park originally designedand when opened, if it
should be opened certain the result will be such
special wonder that opened before Omn
bus would be established and the Sunday
omnbuses carriages and other vehicles would
give the place pleasanne gaiet beyond that of the
akeshore the city squares would make short
actually worthy of New Orleans
What do the City Fathers think about it, We hope
hear from them the subject. 80 say Is IF=9 2
CowHIDEs REDvIvUs.-7he Season Set M.-The
genuine cowhding the present summer came off
yesterday afternoon in the vicinity of Hercules and Eurpe
streets 1t open air exhibition free ALL
queny created rather that quiet
part of town. The cowhder somebody's uncle the
cowhdee somebody's lovea mdde.aged gentleman and
ayoung gentleman. The old met the young one
drew his cowhide upon him. gave him several sharp
cuts the young doubled and heeed the
street. the old hot after him. and last the caught up
got his grapples the rnaways collar finished the
element by giving him second and unnercul
hiding
There was have already minated lady in the case
The young man. boss builder waited upon nice pretty girl
niece to the old man. who is connected with benevolent ns
tuition town. The old approved the counting, the
good looking and had good occupation
good repuationhat good reputation far as he knew
Lately however the old astonshed discover
his woud-be nephew married-had wife living from
whom he had separated The old very naturally bied,
and he cooled off with cowhide, as above IS III
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr-Judge Hunt passed the
following sentences Saturday tse{5 Veal.
jean Laroque and Joseph Auguste for highway robbery
each in the penienary J. O. Schneider larceny
in the penitentiary John Henry entering house
without breaking with intent to steal years in the penen
ary Paul German larceny six months in the parish prison
Faia obtaining money under false preences year
in the peuienary; j. McGinniss, assault with intent to kill
eighteen months in the penentiary Connos and Henry
Porter assaults and batteries three months each pene
ary.
Another crowd of lottery ticket sellers arrgned under
the Grand Jury Indictment and held bail appear trial
The RECORDERS CoURTs.--Dr. L. Hope Evertt
araigned before Recorder Sh Saturday on an extra
IN nr,.on fo, carrv;ne concsaIed .non srrsa h III,
h; ,d Ia; =. 80 -, w., -. -
and respectable merchant of this city The gentleman not hay
been moested the Recorder held the Doctor $1,000
to keep the peace for six months. Fr aaE
Patrick Iearv va. SAINT haore III. Eis, n,.,;t Cow. f
paneraI tnrn.ndedrnnl ennass a,sord.r,v ,,ot a,,
tbreats and carving concealed ,ueanops Raj, s9so
James Morrison policeman and Henry Collins
ned at length the charge of having violently beaten and
illegally imprisoned Nicholas Alexander keeper acoee
house at the foot of rayier street ON the morning Of be o7b
u and Of having been in the larceny of 1880 from
the bar whilst the bar was absent under