New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-05
4ptaI AntfIIiqenft.

THE WEATHER.--And still the sun keeps out of
sight, the thunder hourly the clouds respond in wild de-
light and down the deuge The doused
day the streets muddy boys which young ducks may
sweety play and darkeys fish There's water on the
earth there's water in the air.
bth there's water every where And then, If to render
this awful heavy each son must bear
Of everlasting sweat The boys that wear the shiny
shoes and sport the curly hair loungnc of no us
spy the ladies fair For darling creatures don't come out
they cannot hope to shine whenmuds plenty all about and
death to crnone Theres water on the budding and in
the madens eye; there's water on the Crack bang
There poetry machine broken we will lave to con-
clude in prose. The weather continues quite wet.
EXAMINATION OF BLAcKwooD-The examination
of the Canal street murder case will not take before Re-
corder sh stated yesterday will come up before
Acting Holland tomorrow. Ranie Hunt has been
engaged as counsel for the accused, -n's-
BADLY HURT.-Mr. George Allen formerly an EN-.
ployee of the Gas Company found Sheldons saw mill
below the Convent suffering from mental deran cement and
serious physical injuries he had received He was badly
bruised aud all bloody from stab of his arms He
could give account of himself and supposed that
had fallen into bad and received injuries during
his insane wanderngs of the previous night He was taken
Third District lock up to his residence IN Camp
street. in the First District.
RURGLARIEs.-One Of the cigar stores at the corner
St Charles street and Commercial Alley broken open by
burglars early yesterday morning robbed of 500 in money
quantity OF cigars Some newshoys passing at the time
noticed the door and the work inside one
Of whom and chased them away The boys at
the police but when latter reached the SPOT the
rascals had decamped.
named John Heener arrest in the Fourth Dis
trict charge Of being of party three wko
osy private residence carried off some triny
spoi
ACC1DENT.-John Daniel, a carpenter, whist at
upon third Mesrs Shark stauter Co IS new
warehouse of and Dorsiere streets
Monday evening fell the was very badly not
dangerously injured He treatment at Charity Hos
ptRl
RECORDER STITHs CoURT.-Wm. Ryan who dan
gerously stabbed VIM Carson Saturday night at
Of Pedido and Franklin Streets yesterday admitted to bail
of S00 He showed by the testimony Of two men who
slept in which the sabbing place that Carson
lying secreted beneath the bed when he as land
lord of the house, undertook him he
furious and badly wounded in the face and that he
his knife purely in selfdeesce No hopes entertained
Carsons recovery Tie regular the was
fixed for the first of September.
The slaves Harriet Eliza belonging to some one of the
Smith family dismissed from the aiding
abetting the escape of prisoner from officer stanmeye
Perdido Molly Michigan dismissed from the
charge of threatening ea Pat Kelly at the of ITALIA
New Levee her appetite being molly by
bosd-coong victuals Of THE lookup Smith the
coored persuasion dismissed from the charge interfering
with the official duties of officer staneyer Nebit
dismissed from the charge Of threatening Ellen
Woods with rawhide
The f-ud between Chopa and Eau families OH Galvez
street. and Palmyra duly looked nto
resulted in Philip and Ceene Chopa and Barbara Bugare
of their vassas being fired SIS each, Mrs Fan the
head of the Eau family rumphanty and honorab discharged
Mary Stewart Queen of Sots fined So for getting bel
ligerentiy Girod Caffeine Hayes-not the
songstres but amateur whose ambition higher
than Landlord, fill the flowing bowl"w fined 81 50 for
snoring Still gently stealing in house
Pacaner street. Patrick Hayes, for installing Alexander
Smith of Constance for Alexander Smith the poet and
submitting to his criticism epic address, which said Smith
construed into declaration of war and appetite eat
s.. and Lawrence Foley addressing
language Richard Stakelen which oreshadowed early job
for the undertaken fined $40 each John Welsh for sleep
ing drunk lumber pile fined 81 So John Collins aud
Pat Cain fined for sleeping Thomas Henry,
Briggs, Megay and VIM. Kyle fined taking
drunken sidewalks. Really, what drunken
citizens do if they permitted Off their whisky
in Girod street. in vacant house lumber pile in
the cutters, the sidewalks sleep anywhere
Henry Hunt held for examination charge Of having
beaten Mary Jane Long, in her house Graver
the S1Ih ut. Bail required, $3.50
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Assistant Recorder
Holland presiding. Amont charged with being the
special Mrs Keke the of BienvIe and
Bourbon Streets and Edward English, charged with threaten
ing Boxelle, yesterday made members of the
peace society," Mrs. A. being fined SIS besides.
Celesne Bazile dismissed from the charge of selling
grcg slave aud John Ially and wife dismissed from
charge of being uisance to their particular neigbohood
Joseph Noel held examination charge of calling
Marie seyer all sorts of horrible names on Old levee street.
females of rumsucng and ewd and abandoned per
suasion the Work house for six months each
RECORDER SoLoMoSs CoURT.-Robert Busby wa:
yesterday arrgned charge of having punched the face
breast pulled the hair Of Mary Cochraue
Enghen and Levee Streets Mon
day morning. He held to bail in $500 for his
for examination.
Mrs Fanny Dillon charged by her husband with procvite
strong drink and vagaucy, the Work House 70
months.
j. H. Cook was held for examination on charge of Blasting
his wife harder than the law allows.
Jean Ponce charged with acting like Hottentot owar
Mrs Jacob Peter H. Lane, charged with destroying tn
poetry Of Poet by his drunken reve sent after
the usual delicate and persuasive