New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03
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CHARITY HospITAL.-Report for the week endin

Medic attendants for the month"; Picton Cswcou
CowHIDING AFFAIR.-Carondelet street presented
avely aspect yesterday afternoon Two young
had told situation cot
housewhich of them brought to focus by snschng
from dayman his whip and cracking the other with
a will The assaulted party showed fight and got his assaiant
By the throat but the latter beat him off with his fists and
sumsd with the whip with augmented appette-a foot race
taking place. and putting the vanuhed party beyond the
reach of further punishment
THE DEATH ON RATS AFFAIR.-The ship captain
whom mentioned yesterday having got into fight
parties poking the old Death Rats joke
him. denies that he had anything to do with the said fight
His denial however, doesn't amount to much for instead of
giving chance ourselves, error being
nyariab rule to make matters right when we find ourselves in
the wrong-he published his denial in Of yesterdays
ming papers, thereby placing before people who knew nothing
previously the matter and not before those he readers of
Crescent did know something of the matter he
might have DONE by waiting till he could us-a is if he
had satisfied us that denial As it stands his rel.
ta,on is very feeble indeed aud the whole matter
small considering that names have always been omitted
POLICEMEN D1sMIssED-Ofcers Sehorn and Sum.
were yesterday before the Mayor charge
of having caueessy and violently arrested Mess Daniels
Osten brualy treated Mrs Daniels The result
was their dismissal the police The judicial investigation
of the matter yet take place before Recorder stit
ADMITTED TO BALL. Robert VIM. Mcdonnell,
charged with the murder Of John Hart, and John Mckay,
charged murder of his wife, applied through COUNSEL
Judge Duvisneaud few days snee i0f privilege OF pail
Thursday the applications were argued and yeserdAyahe
Judge issued his order release the prisoners from durance
AeDohhels o'i pe'As nN " $''0' N N' =" SSEt
hhoofDhN u;,s. Ds.r;ot Cow, 10 ha t,,d c.,
'' a. "a So, rhor,es Cavlat a vontb on ,he 1Otb ult
H ~, care If nlia and st. John streets 1t appeared that
a. a., ' , , r uor,bslIs bouse thnt Marshall after
" VI ' t ,,. ia h,r-sd hin, will, the theft and threat
aa =. 49, hin, arrested if he did not make up half the
t s ,, C,yIat asserted his innocence but paid the
. drdsd s5 10 sooner than undergo the disgrace of
| "ot a sscrto, suhs eoueDly Caylat threatened to
~ ,rI,ou for he extorton when the latter offered to
f t ,,,ov though he perseyered in his original accusa
;a ~ shawn atso that Marshal had obtained the other
O. 20 f o,ber rov by similar process Of extortion
~ pl and Jacob Schmidt were sent before the First
n,, C to he triad for stealing Il bag of specie $1,000
from the hold Robert Waterman on the night of
the Sd ul, Immediately after the arrival oil the steamer from
Bazos Sanago they being h"nus on oosfa special once
Smith 1sard aud Lieut. Hun. aes'eu .e' III ueeh Places
3vered all the money out " wh 'e" houts o tne
robbery The testimony was very c'eaf aA. 'he accused
and they committed without privilege oi pail
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