New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-03
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1 THE WEATHER--The approach of autumn is mani
fest For days past the sunshine has been darmed of
by scoo breezes and shuttecock
with kinds Of clouds except melting ones Last evening"
however of them shook off few drops accidentally and
increased strength and FRESHNESS The nights
time dcosly cool and pleasant The extraordinary health
funess 9th city is still the theme with all Inhabitants who
! never the like before
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e ia '' ''t having considered the matter
anything
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- - ~. :, , e su'he'h h!'hsen uoF'h ana
az 40 $3.50, t, - 'n'i' ne gam 'tdlle proportions
, l1 r, -, - ~ ppe iss ''!nss LOT ye iat'e on
counre where e blackamoore spite in hi fee aid We
varom pvck We Fate from hv rhhes and make
h, trv orrie birdie. Therevpon he hys wings
for svnne soNth and aghteh vponn hys spo play
ing agayn hoge dye with greater will Than before
and with Satisfaction wonderful to beholde yvitha.
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r, :, esoins on Cus'omhouse street, be-
tween "'s'nus anu Napaf. went home last night in
Mn HIS son os ms hrSt wiSe, BOY
BIN !e"'S ou NJ po MN up ana dashed him Violently on
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CIV ~. So o SURVIVE. ne 'heh nude al DIS
"e o"' he s"t iseii os nieht After that he appeared
y" ms s'!' " -. - "i having "ssehplea' ne cared
au , Wv" Nv, '' - -. " ue'"Ne ~ unrest MN. oneer
o'' aa n"ppens " 's near entered the house and came
W "nu whist fAtFeli was sun assert
'ns us INV .U'' oeo nm down ana ciapped The nip
pe.s w 81 ,h5 ", VIM. was Tue matter. tie was OF
" Neisnoo's 'epofeu 'lia' Farrell
sp' . " se' Fu e' ms BOY on account
~. - a., r. Ioa $50, ' WHICH he ""h'eu 10
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NEGRO Boy STABBED.-YeSterday afternoon n free
coored boy Allen was seen running along B
street, with three boys behind him. evidently with no
good intent The fugitive sought reupe in harbr sbon hs
tween Poydas Perddo Streets into which the fol-
lowed him. and stabbed him several times in the
pursuing party made their escape and the
negro was taken to Charity Hospital where his wounds were
pronounced dangerous did not learn who the whit. hovs
were or what the negro had done 10 nrovoke Them N sc
deed The police are looking after them to tbe hest of their
ability
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lanes So,an for the murder Of Toh VI
concluded Yesterday The balance of the testimony t
that given before the Coroner and that of one witness John
Doppbertv was stronger sill Douobsr., ,,rr M af-
Renon stabbed he went over towards The r;d @
on the way Nolan that Nolan asked linn if he had
been at Mrs Sidlons (where the murder took n.e s.vr
he had cut man there Dorhertv said b iLi y
TO which Nolan replied mo Pm not Joking srions ahou,
it sockcd up to the handle in the id son ola b- and
afterwards asked Doughev to 70 to his and e him
some clothing which Douebertv nromisad IN do s,vi, m
would 20 and see ANYTHING serious WAS the matter hut ac
sIy went to see about procuring his arrest The Recorder
duly committed Nolan for trial for murder in the First
District Court and remauded him 10 nrisou Nolan npita n
looking man. deported himself during the eSHmna
ton with the most hardy Indifference. He has wife and
emlafeH'
hu"au beloheJ' charged Win being an accessory TO the
'uuFuef WIS uiSchatged ana admitted us Witness He said
inst o lau Sheu 'n LOT Inc loan OF MS sheath aud
ne let MN nave " not knowing what he Intended to do with it,
'oui''
rek E"gah was sent before the First District Court for
S'e"hns quantity Oh lhda bagslng ana sacks from l. H.
hu'pns