New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

Preparations are being made to commence operations
so|,iFas repairing damages.
CORONER hoHng held an inquest On the body Of an
unknown white woman, found floating in the river
opposite the Hoey plantation. Verdict eond drown.
co. she was about 25 years Of age, had on a calico
dress, and was supposed to have fallen otf some
steam boat
The bark Star, which was seuttled and sunk. on
posfte Cen Taylor street in July last in consequence
Of her cargo Of lime taking fre is being raised The
fall of the river left her deck exposed. She ba4
tanned no damage beyond the seuttlinp and Esw
thousand dollars will set her aaoat and all right
again.
The bell at the Napoleon Avenue car-houae, though
not cracked got oat Of its wits lately and couldn't
be rung without alarming the whole neighborhood,
and stopping all work in the Journal Office. It is all
right now, however, and to cooper goes all the
honor Says the Journal
The whole catalogue Of belhangers had become
exhausted, and it being not yet all right" with the
aforementioned bell, outsiders were solicited to try
their hands upon it. blacksmith, carpenter,
a shipwTght5 wheelwrght, a woodsawyer, a barber,
scissors grinder, printer, dentist each tried his
sk!il on IT. but all to no purpose; at lenght cooper
volunteered his valuable aid and strange to saw be
succeeded, to the great joy Of the whole neghbor-
hood. With his adZe, pole and white oak barrel
/ aave, be mounted the roof and nut an end to the
4 bell turning any more summersallta by simply ap-
/ plying brace and ketch. The world now wags on
stIopgAyt anu LIE cooper mad GlatEe1
the next Two weeks-to auy point on the railroad.
RECORDER SUMMERS CouEr.-Jobannab white
/ the Amazonian lady who last week was sent to the
Work House for outrageousy abusing Iieutenanf
Dryden and bis family, and then lighting the Lieu
/ tenant Ia tigTe when he arrested her vesteraavy
! procured her liberty by paying fne Of SO This
money went to the city, and no kind Of indemnftv
was exacted for the damage done the Lieutenant In
his tussle with Johaunah he was bitten in bis hand
had bis coat torn all to pieces his shirt bosom Tuined
and moutbfUll taken out of the seat Of his brooches.
positive fact! The fendish female should have
been made to disgOrge enough, at any rate, to pay
! the Lieutenant for his g mucilated wardrobe Do
people think that Lientenants Of Police ret forty
thousand dollars year. or that they made out Of
coats and pantaloous?
| Pat CaaghaR was examined on charge Of hay
ing brutally elected his wife and child from the mat
rimonial domCil, giving his wife a parting blow in
the back Of the head and keeping her by threats
Of bloody murder should she ATTEMPT 10 enter the
house again. Pat tried to his poor betteThaIf
out Of her testimony by threatening frowns and all
sorts Of blood Odf0TebOding grimaces; and these not
succeeding. he resorted to airs Of injured innocence.
But Mrs. Pat was far more spunky and determined
than wives ordinarily are in confronting their hns-
bands before awful Recorder and having witnesses
to prove what she swore to, Mr.. Pat was doomed.
He was sent before the First District Court, under
bail Of 800. We mention this case with particular
nnctGn for out of every one hundred cases Of poor
wives complaining Of bruta! husbands, ninety.nue
fall to the ground through that melting Of the heart
Hhish Is so often the misfortune and at all times the
heavenly recommendation of the tender sex.
Henry jenkins, alias Mansfield, was sent before the
First District Court, for stealing gold watch and
Eo Ti 7ie LII, ~" P = =. t iaae eili u i eh
, brought him to taw.
Fanny Kruk was dismissed from the charge of
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> hEC9kDER Wits ks Cogkr:.Ah1re Ciayeh1 was
Yesterday Mneu 9iO, auu lhltiaEed into the Feace
society al iof telllng !: N. Curen ms opinion OF
MN, II . louu Yoce 10 the open ar "neh loose ears
We've hanging around
Iheresa Eapeh was held g ball 70 answer 70 the
ehafge OF Oiheer eros that she Keeps an unlicensed
! holel 9r hhoeeht strangers on Dauphme street, pc
e tween 81. Ann ana Nam.
a[s. au&uStll rave nail 70 answer 70 tne cnargg OF
i'aFlHs ulIeeLiIsly pllsu anu jetAeu DateaEes Ice
= 3g tLG lr ., ef heau' ~ her own Fooi at no 1uo
u Dauph'he sueet.
Mary Lambert was up on charge OF having given
b Gl"rd VINE ~ GttL iatluaSng y Iuesaay hlgh az
# Ine corner ol b'enFlAe ana IRENE streets'
= RECORDER LONGs CoURT-Eijah West, second
ilu'c VI sup LALllGS was ySsbelu1y sSuG belOIe
}, the First District Court for the reception he
gave George Lindsey sailor boardinghouse runner,
when he boarded the ship on her arrival on the night
Of the 9th ultmo-a reception which Lindsey con-
slrqed into the worst licking he ever got in the whole
l. OF his eventul lItea licking which he swore was
O intended for "a murder West gave bail for his ap-
l pe1rance before the big tribunal.
! johnny MCoy, Bill saSey and Sebrof Trebor (the
u latter Polish exiie) gave bail to answer to charge
J. of talking to policeman John Barrow in a manner
which he considered insulting to the last degree, as
= well as interfering with him in the discharge Of his
" duty thing altogether insuppurtable, under the
e paltry wages he receives
d Elizabeth Nye was sent to prison, for coming TOT
g nigh to the annihiaton of Ellen Wilson, of SpaiI
- street by her ayalanehes Of bloody threat and fou
II Remuneration:
Edward Thompson and his wife Catherine gaVe
ct bail to answer to charge OF applying the Thomp
,s sonan treatment to George Porter giving him par
: tienlar sugar and making regular Porteree OF him
u The wife used bucket for the purpose, whilst tbs
S husband did the mixing with his list No l77 Great
Of men street, or m alley by the side OF the hous'
l. claiming that number, was the place in which tht
l. I4ompsonmn Porteree was served up.
Frank Hanln gave bail to answer to charge Q
,e having offered to hnaiiy sweeten and finish OF th
le PQrteree above mentioned, by means OF blue pill
er cold Lead after beng liked up by the Ihompsonans
"a Inc following parties were complained Of and duil
- sent alter:
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