New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-23
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between Liberty destroyed by fire at o clock
yesterday morning The fire originated in shed on the en-
ises of Mr.. Collins, attributed to ncendarsm
SKULL BREAKING AND STABBING.-Peter Magone
was ound by Tuesday night lying at the
Nayades and Jackson Streets with his skull fractured
He was taken to Charity Hospital He stated that he received
the blow on Walk but would not tell who gaveit
A Chocaw Indan-whose name is unknown and would be
unpubshabe perhaps if it were known-was found lying on
the levee the Second District the Vegetable Market
also on Tuesday night badly stabbed He could give no ac-
count OF matter, and taken to Charity Hospital
ATTEMPTED SuIC1DE.-A man named Claude Dena-
arrested in giers Monday! Oh charge OF having
shot young named ODER, Paquemines On Tuesday
morning found hanging tue grating of his cell by
leather which he had around his body When cut
down he appeared dead buthe proved to be not quite dead
He was by medical and will be sent back to
| Paquemines to await trial
| DUEL INTERRUPTED.--Two gentlemen from West
Rouge arrived in the city yesterday route to the Mis-
sissipp Shore the purpose of settling diices with ps
tolls One of the parties however, was arrested by the Second
District police and held to bail by ant Recorder Holland
not proceed further in the The difficulty learn
founded upon personal encounter which the challenger
had had crippled relative of the challenger the
particulars whereof forth cards published in the
B ton Rouge Advocate.
BODY FouND-The body of the boy Martin Duffy,
who drowned Sunday whilst bathing at the foot of ST.
street. turned yesterday the foot of Vaudeville street.
i The Coroner attended it and verdict of accidental
drowning
/ SHOCKING ACCIDENT Child Burned to Death.
An infant child of Mr.. Adams (of the house of Brand
Adans) residing Bienyi'le street, Claiborne was
death yesterday had been left sleeping in beds
mosquito bar down, and the bar gnted as was
supposed by larger child playing in the with some
The alarm of the fire given but before the
child could be rescued had been burned badly that ex
pred short time The fire did get beyond the room in
smenably destroyed the happiness OF the hohse
hold.
aha,fT nbn md
angdon yesterday examined the charge OF
having assaulted officer COPELAND at the Lake with intent 10
kill week. and before the First District Court under
bail OF $1,000 each
John s. before the court under bail of
$3.50 efraudg policeman Kicker of S25 by OF
. worthless order on the City Treasurer.
Patrick Fogery fined $40 for raising row on Triton
Walk walking into the affections of officer Jones' on Tues
d.r night Various other dsturbe of the fined in
smaller and few sent tothe Work
house.
John Flint John Mcclure charged with assaung Calvin
simms weapons and WIN. Foster and John Murray
charged with being dangerous and suspicious Migrants vert
S overhsued and discharged.
i The following parties arrasned aud respectfully dock
q eted for examination:
/ John Sullivan charged with knocking
l. and kicking him face board the ship Sultan Tnes
r day. Bail given,
William Joyce charged with sealing pair Of pants wor
two dollars half FROM VIM Dayss store No. - ST
Charles street. on Tuesday afternoon. Sent to prison.
1t Barney Brady charged with let ting Pat Corners have
i; ncher his head Tchouptoulas street
between Celeste and St. James, Tuesday evening Bal
y given.
ID Frank ober charged with stealing doar's worth of fire
" wood the yard of William Johnson on the Co.'s
m mon seeet Shell Road Sent to prison.
r. Zorn wife, charged with contsually insulting an
abusing Redmond Cannon and wife taey being neighbors
Dryaoes street. between Terpbor and Euerpe Bail gvei
John Richardson araigned the CHARGE preerre
against him by Mrs Forester of being accessory the shoe
ing of her husband Edward Forester at the corner oil Gam
10 and Basin streets Tuesday evening" She made the charG
IN upou information from her husband at the Hospa
that Richards had persuaded him into the house, which
Al got difficulty which led to the shooting 1t not appe
s Ing that Richards could be liable blame to the
ing he was discharged and cketed witness against Pier
1T Lose he policeman who did the shooing before Record
ed Fabre.
pi- RECORDER FABRE's CouRT.-ASsistdRt Record,
Holland presiIiuq-Poceman Pierre Loise was yeserd
g arrgned who shot Edward Forester at the corn
of Canal and Basin Streets Tuesday evening He
rested during night aud being taken to Charity ospt
yesterday morning by Col Forno and confronted with Fores
ca fully identified by him the who shot him. Sou
witnessed the shooting, also identified osel
ds shooter selecting crowd Of twenty hir
es prisoners Loisel accordingly prison await
ne result Of Fcrresters wound which yesterday deem
iCn mortal.
ley The Recorder took FOresters declaration Hospital
VI on Tuesday night, mounted to this that he in col
ust nanv with m friend John Richards in at the cor,
MY Cusonhouse Franklin streets where they
ave girl who invited them to her house. Franklin street. ct
W by TINT they with herr that Richards went to aot
t girl door, leaving him alone in the house, that eeiu
oie pair hanging he took them down look the
and whilst engaged the girl in and asked him what
doing that he replied he looking ut the pants
u curiosity and hutm that the girl took often
lo and would send for policeman that he told her
bt ao az She pleased and e that he went tn The corner
'W street. and turning her talking the do
Gus that down Canal toward Basin, and found that
me man lowing him that he stopped ard waited for hi
ue that the who proved be Lose Hccosted him and
~ him a OF b. and drew pistol and struck him
ol arm with IT, besides striking him with whip that
iui struck the which he cooked the pistol
AM fred he (Forrese making Intellectual attempt to arrest
ecu arm aud previous the shooting Iise told him he
o policeman which he replied that he might him
- must strike him,
" One witness of the shooting that after Forester
rga shot capped his hand to his side and stood looking at o
nam for minute So Ioisei also standing and looking him
has thai he finally started to cross V"N@ street. o staggered
A grass the neutral ground whence he take
the Hospital ioel ntue, cooy pocSedng his pistol
alpS walking OH.
to henusey and john aud Mary Hn3sey sent be
the First District Court for beating John Murphy az Ije col
Daphive and Hospital Streets the night Of the l2tG
i Thomeg Kiac John Purcell and w. Griffith, sailors ca
with conduct on board schooner Jane Wl@
tied were sent before the L. : Commissioner.