New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-21
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tae time, each cloud raned It's responsibility jnde
pendent Of the others grand junction formed in tn,
evening, but II didn't last long.
SOME PUxrKN.-We hardly know how to acknov.
sdse the wsy obligations under to our confsre Col
M u bfady who, whie Ioealizing for the Tfmes does
neglect his farm hack of the works The said obira
' came upon US In the shape Of pumpki sinphatcaly
some pnmpkinDso large that "a II was undIed along ,b.
street few people knew Whist n x,,aru.iIv . h, a. a.
oy donor 1t measures feet nine inches in cfrcumfsrencs
ana' pumpsm pies are pznr capable Of pfssnns
lot whole year The Colonel gets ap good items once
IN whie bat We mus be permitted ID ~ M Il ,s
beat bis items all to aindsrs" ~ III I,
cultural and Mechanics Fair Association and n. anes ~
his agricultural labor which scettsrp snor III.
should we think enits him 70 the Predency Of that
body. ~ ..ssr.f.. u 81 -. EssyT
LAFAYETTE SQUARE looks very fresh and pretty
pretty and smells sweet Just All owing b s reesns
shave by the city scyes and It's shampoonngs by the Storm
king &c in children and tumble Old enn is fa,asr
Of the square Dan Busby hasfax removed on &C.
count of his returning youth Gentn believe we'll upou
eighty years Of and the srandfahey which he
escorts sleepy loafers Of the square, something worth be-
hoding He is old, and prsporonaeIy grim 10 that. az
he comes out at the gate with his wsred hand on the
shoulder of some and hearty delinquent bad pic
tue Of the skeleton srcher leading unsy to his
Kingdom Of shadow But old Gen very fathery
70 tue people who lounge and the children
tumoleey are all children him 3d. children whilst the
square Is sweet and fresh, pitch into it and tumble.
CoRoNER's IsouEsrs-Race Rider Kaled-The
Coroner held inquest Sunday evening" on the body Of
Paul Kelly boy thirteen dead on the Metajre
Race Course verdict he came TO his death
BY being thrown from horse known Blind Horse'
while riding half mile race bfs .tn,J t.iro h.sv ,o
by coming in contact will, nos, .aid ~. Il, i. a..
stated in addition to their verdict supposed to belong to on
Ar who by indncng said boy ride the race under
the circumstances knowing the blind and the boy
to be minor should opinion Of this ury he h.ld az
countabe for the death of the ov the inrv a. nc.,.
parties them unknown elders and abettors
and the jury excupate the proprietors Of the track from
blame premises The horse was killed a. vel, az the
rider resulting from the horss benr stos hind
and hard phil in consequence Of which when he came to til
turn he dashed through the fence making general
smash Of his rider and himself the bv,s head hein
crushed shape and his blood and brains srevu
the ground accident happened within the limits of the
Parish of Jefferson but as the body of the bov .s "a
the head Of the track which lies in tbe parish ~ o,,a ~
,naues. was held by the Coroner of Orleans The Blind
VIC earn mas crippled and injured several boys. prior
- .n.,, - r'se anu souns As"s. We nsafa last
=, - - - - ~ M : uaA peei ~ Affesied' ON tne suensn OF
~. Jury Inc ooy was son OF
A1".e.AAa a'' heN'' u 'ae = fst district.
Cobb native of New York ~ wears ~ 40. ,uud asd ~ NJ
81 Union Verdict died of congestion Of the brain
| caused by intemperance 4fs - 4Tf asF
Trn.,s, s,,,x,, .,,.r,.. - a
evening some passengers oDr NJ n. -
omnibus stood front of the stable oppoa;t ts nnt
The omnibus having finished its allotted davis NIL
sign of starting waiting about half an hour she
gers grew and ordered the driver ahead He
u. Ane' heh ae"anoeo thear nckefs back, all having
oep ihee was no sgn OF that demand being complied
~ e tneA stared mat the tickets were not
reluhso, es would break the box DOWN At that.
e appeared and ordered the driver ahead The
A. .oe mules were willing
driver soppsd pot down from hi, bo .a - - INC
harness of the mules little hit altar ,h.h h ~, AZ
gers that the harness was broken sab,ine him fo, [ 49,
further and that thew would ei,ber ye o . @ m - h
to the stable No. beevin,- hin, seve-,I ~ H.. S e.
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thew found there was no,hn ,h.ta,.. ~, - iI
Tbay ,,en nsrs,,n,or;,, o-dars5 ~. at; =. =
them, He refused One of them than isrtsd b ,.nir 80
him and eays hin, -irt h.nnd.,,.a s.- = I. -, ~
brueht the f.llou 10 bis snsss and in ,. ~,
safely landed in The fact is indisputabs
'hat some Of the omnibus drivers need the whip much
their mules. fF aa
MIND Your CIG .Rs-The alarm of fra on Satrr
day night by burning of sofa in Captain Turn
er's residence on Sixth street. Fourth District The
Of the sofa was attributed lit cigar which the Captain
eis pehna h never supposhsh to be an ncenday cigar
The fire did not get beyond the sofa, to hurt 4
Cables AT IT-A white and a black cab drvar
had fcbt on SUNDAY of,sr,oo, AZ Ill o 80,
po,o, tros r,a d.,,,- 90, - ~ . - - y y. S- - ~
was taken off bv the no,ics 80 AA' e'e' AAD
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FATAL fALL.-A save woman named Louise, 30
years Of age fell from the door of her masters residence
No 1856 St Peter street. Saturday evening" suddenly
Coroners inquest laid the fall and the death to nemperauce
LAUNcHEs,-Marine bpildipp anpears tn nroorass
h.vsir !, ,1,;srs au a d, g. - 1,,eI. 80
nv aud a scboonsr vare I.r,chs al ora. r. ~ c.s M
b,di,, and rsn,;r;n h,s,,.s .,,,sss s,h !, ,r. - -,
,pd ,.sso1s .,at ~ e. s.t.,. T., ., -, 80
this side
DhoWNED-reorge w. ManouVrlef, q clerk at the
Powder Magazine drowned Tuesday evening last by
falling into the river in attempting tomp board the Second
District ferry boat The body has not yet been recovered
nyinormaon of its will be gratefully by
VIM 'andry at Lloyd Friersons No. SO Graver street.
The young Of light complexion with dark hair
mad on cheek coat black vest and pants black crava gray
nat and Congress gaiter shoes ts
Martin Duffy boy u years old drowned yesterday fore
n"on whilst bathing in the river the foot Of St Peter
The body had not been recovered up 70 last evening
FIRST DISTRICT CouBT-This court held no session
as,srd.v :, viii onsn >, ~. 80, - -
rbarrad u;,h tha r,u,aor 80 ~ - IL, !, - ~.
in ,ha Th;rd nis,r;,. . g. th ~ ''
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RECORDER ST1FHs COURT. Mann and j. y Hara
yesterday examined charge having knocked down
Francis Patton with intent murder and rob- the night Of
the lth inst the Of Magazine and Race streets 1t
known AS he was never ,rre,dsrs, knocked paon, hat
off Patton struck and ran that John threw brass
knucke after him the street. he fell and
Mann overtaking him. fight that he then struck
Manu. knocked him down with loaded cane 1t
was shown that the trio had any intention to rob- Mann
discharged o'Hara sent before the Frs. District
Court under bail Of $3.50 rs
John Bckendorfer charged with raising disturbance in
the Camo street Orpban sylu and one of m ladies'
in was no ops AGAINST bi He as