New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-21

AcoIDENT-Yest afternoon, man fell from
the top of omnibus Camp street. Gave one of
the wheels passed his abdomen before the omnibus
be stopped He was taken in carriage apparently in
dying condition but unable learn who was or
what caused his fall. H."- 81
FORTUNATE EsCAPE.-A negro woman with a bas
ket of marketing by milk wagon yesterday
morning. at the Of St. Peter Streets Her
head and basket fell close together and the wheel the
passing the sody filed basket merely scraped
from her forehead This has been reported fortunate
escape on account the Intervention Of the basket The
not have been salvation Of the head but from
what we have and heard of Ethiopian cauums we
cned believe that the wenchs would ha come out all
the same had the basket not been with It,.
SLUsGsHoTTING AND CUrTING.-J. Gonzales and
Cornelius Farmer arrested yesterday the Third Dis
trc by Lieut. Leggett, charge Of having sungshoed
Daniel McCabe and him four times in backal without
killing even wounding him seriously
had.a knife They will be arragned this morning.
FERocIous W0MAN.-Mrs. Anna Stman was ar
rested yesterday morning in the Second District by policemen
Candy and Lenfant took heron charge of
having given Mr. Naseh whaling in his store
ened to blow his brains out with pistol The why the
wherefore of the business will doubtless before
corder Fabre.
Shot IN THE LEG.-Mr. Simpson, a compositor of
the Delta office shot in the leg Saturday night at The
corner of Apollo and Eato Streets by person
The wound is not very serious one-so it is reported
CoRENER's 1SouEsTs.-Fatal Accident-The Cor.
yesterday held inquest Chaay Hospital on the
body of Carl Schneider, German years age Verdict
fracture of the skull caused by the falling wheel
tending the machinery Mbanks soap factory at the
OF Tchoupouas and Seventh Streets Saturday, 10th inst
Congestion of the Bran.-An inquest was held on the body
Ct Oliver, slave belonging Mrs. L. Mckinley found dead
board the steamer f. H. Fachd, of Grod street.
Verdic-congestion of the BRAIN Deceased % years
age, and native OF Kentucky.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE OLD TH1Rp--We found the
following entry the book of Third District
terday afternoon: Officer reports for unoicer con.
diet in abusing and cussng him in coeehouse trying
intimate him. We omit the names, may become
serious should the British proper after the settle.
ment of the official quarrel complain against the complain
ant for his uneelng assault upon the Kings English The
man who made the entry however would not have done it
for the excitement under which he abored moment and
we are sure will make all proper apology should II. b. MS
representative take cognnce of the We
learn that the cussng the attempt to init
| nlsts,' which kicked up the excitement.
| LARcENIEs. Michael Gilooley was arrested on
fehonpoulas street. Saturday evening a charge
ing stolen lot of clothing from the premises of Mr. W. c.
Fluer Mr. f. it who arrested him. with the clothing in
his possession Michael was dismissed from charge larceny
| in the secon dDistrict, only few days ago.
John Frazier slave belonging Mrs. Collins was arrested
Inc same evening" on St. Peter street. charge having
entered the residence of Mr. Laba night time and
stolen therefrom gold watch and chain
The RECORDERS CoURTs.-Antoine Delesparre
was araigned before Recorder Sh Saturday. on charge
OF having received about $50 coal which had been
stolen from Messrs Leeds Co. for the sh proxmo
Patrick Fannery charged with threatening to tan James Brad
ley John Weber charged with being habit of backing
Peter kines at the of Tchoupoula
streets and Timothy Farrell charged with sticuing Lewis
Wers when up and kicking him when down. Poyas
street, also arragned and booked nation H G.
Foster sent before the First District negro steal
ing Thomas Barton and wife jointly $50 for being