New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-23
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RAIN was very plentiful yesterday, in midday
dash. 1t down with loud electric slim
uou dreuched the thoroughly The heat of the
between the altogether awful In the evening how
ever the atmosphere pleasantly fresh aud cool and
night Mrs Moon held her way brightly the undspued belle o.
the heavens
The PoLICE.-The new Chief Of Police, Mr..
Thomas E. Adams eigetcay engaged in the discharge Of
his duties gets along swmmingly He has the stuff in him
universally acceptable and popular Chief
had for many and have fears that the public
expectation Of him will not be fully realized.
We grahed with his appointment Of special officers
Messrs Smith Isard Thomas Boylan VIM Graves Coupland
NJ Farrell the previous detectives and special officers of
Col Forno have been re appointed Messs Benjamin F.
Legge and p G. Labarr added to their force Our pnion is
sharper and better corps Of detectives not to be found
length and breadth of the United Satefo by long
experience they have proved what they areand pity the
| rascas they may get after
| FATAL AcCIDEST.-Heinrich Dykeman fell from
his dray which was loaded cotton Monday evening"
the corner Tchouplouas Felicity Streets and
badly injured by his head striking the that he died during
night The Coroner yesterday held his inquest ard
verdict of death by compression of the bran from the
fall bed. Deceased German, AZ years of
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Thomas Morrissey was
yesterday tried for shooting with intent to kill and found
Michael Sullivan pleaded guilty charge of assault and
battery John Murphy charged with shooting with intent to
and he plea acc pied Michael ,,, Davis A ala; sas
another charge Of similar nature both were by
prosequ Cazeau charged with sh citing with intent
pom, aud the plea accepted
pom and Normen White charged with shooting with intent 70
kill wer dismissed by not pToqu there being no witnesses
against them
u. s. COMMISSIONERS CoURT-D. Long, a sailor
of the ship Ashland examined before Mr.
Luher Monday evening on charge Of having assaulted the
the second day after the ship Liverpool The testimony
Iy essd s s sick sailor and had Attempted Long m
ary Tor interfering ~ & he ssS hJb 5s0 h oea nv S s no
volver club and Long defended himself with ring bolt
which he had seized after the captain eed him 70 me deck
being separated Long put in irons and whilst roned
numerically dubbed the captain and after being in from
wife, The result Of the investigation was Longs discharge
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT.-Michael Dwyre was
araEoea T % SsaIgs Of 1 & S
before, by striking him over The head & with spade He wa
1 under Tss sss Srseaces pss o M Een Deo widow
the Daniel Drisco that lady Withdrawing the charge b.
sam Thomas T. m c. was arragned charge Of hayisi
choked Ramon Green, and harbored th
runaway slave Henrietta, belonging to C. F. Green Bail $50
to on the 29th. .,
WIN. Mo sent to the WoTk,Honsse for three months
and Morris Wardel sent to the House Of Refuge
RECORDER WILTz's CoURr-Bonne Carrero Bap
S eu Pssah az hs s.
Meqier alias cerale sent to prison in defsalt
bail charge Of having eesie1 Alexander Tng1ge
to Prison on cbs,e q having snty beaten j. NJ Dumon
at the corner Of ST Ann and Rampant streets - -.
member Of the Peace Society.
| O. c. Guynett boy, sent to the House OF Refuge
We should state that Recorder Wilt has appointed NJ
Eugene his chief clerk and Mr. Aphonse Rieel th
assistant had much experience in that as cer
, under Recorder Solomon Of the Third District.
RECORDER LoNGis CoURT.-ReeorderW Webster Lon
proceeded to discharge the busne
Of his Court nothing but few drunken greases
but disposed Of them as easily and naturally as
had Recorder There is no kind oil doubt that
will make a starring Recorder.
appointment Mr. Augusn Laose chief clerk an
Mr. p t. assistant clerk meets decided approb
on Bolh perfect gentlemen and good old friends and VI
Mr. Malot hand in the office be having acted the
! several years ago.