New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-06

the crowd on the wharf and differences opnon which
followed led to some half knock. downs each knock
down eauns panic In the crowd and rush for body
seemed to believe that other body pistol
The thing was entertaining altogether lively The
going to the hotel was met by his enemy who apollo
eed contritely for what he had DONE short time the
affair was amicaoy settled hotheaded gentleman
leased from the custody of the police.
There another sabos scrmmspe down there after the
regatta party of gentlemen who had hired the fast ser
Elizabeth for the day. touched the to fresd
aooad when the owner jumped aboard also took
aerook command alleging that the touch the wharf
had finished the charter day. The Differed
and brought the boat back in order Ia mn him ashore INIT he
refused to bulge peg He duly cursed and punched
ou' sun nc refused TO get He then seized by
several of the party and hesved He pulled himself
out and begged the party remember that he could SWIM
He toddo choose between taking another ducknr and
gong ashore lie proposed to the matter nobody
would listen to him. and he was again seized He then ex
pressed preference for the Shore and was hustled mon the
wharf in double quick time that ended that excitement
There items down at the lake YESTERDAY if we
had had time to pick them than there is in the city
days.
RoBBERy.-Mr. j. B. Floth's hardware store, on
ga eree street. was entered by of false keys Tues
day night and despoied considerable quantity of goods
hicer Ahde subsequently recovered portion the goods
solen but did not get his srappes upon any of the thieves
RECORDER SrITH's CoURT-The examination of
Michael Bowen charged with shooting and killing Patrick CAL
ahan in the Lafayette Exchange the foot of Lafayette
street, was resumed and concluded yesterday The testimony
though not clear to Bowen shot Callahan sucb
as to warrant reasonable presumption he did do the shoot
ing The Recorder therefore, him before the First Dis
trct Court charge of naanslaughter
Quite number of rai women from Perdido and the rerb
boring streets, with few not whit better were shnned
off TO the Work House.
Margaret Morgan charged with being one of party who
dangerously wounded aud robbed Matthew Kelly the 18th
u discharged being shown that she had anv hand
In the robbery and Kelly having died of derum tremens
HopperSack
beating Madeline Eau trife harder than law sanctions
Louis Joseph Roux, charged fobbn IS of the earnings
of the cab which he drove for George McChrysa Tobn
charged with beating Mary CALDWELL Catherine Donald c.
charged with beating f. w. c. and Charles Wilson
charged with telonions tresspass upon Dr. Whitskers
premises aragEed and duly for future examine
tion.
RECORDER FABREs CoURT.-4ssistant Recorder
Holland neutrality-suspicious. Doux was yesterday sent before
the First District Court be stealing small sum of
money from Philip enant whilst moving goods chat
tells from his house on ST. Ann street Sent
Of bail
Giacomo Jurovtch before the First District Court to
be tried for breaking open Simon Foovchs 6
St. Philip street, and taking coat therefrom
F. Cre and wife, charged with hiding away the girl Elise
daughter of George schweibe discharged the girl having
turned safe and sound Charles Frederick and wife were
dismissed from the accusation whaling Mary Ann Sexton
james Calvin and Henry Gallagher held for examine
ton charge Of having bought lot of cotton knowing
to be stolen from L. E. Collins pckey Claiborne
In default of $1,000 bail each, they to prison.
Michael Hook charged with beating H Collins
street. and Catherine Dietrich charged with fouly abusing
Sophia Foulhauer Franklin street. were booked for future
examination.
miscellaneous crowd Migrants sent to the Work.
house,