New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26
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TIE WEATHER.-This great cause Of discomfort st
present. is upon which our psn is profile We aike
the SUI jact 50 much that had tteBde contrary eao
to remain silent to-day regarding but during syy fan
which took place about halfpast O'Clock on Saturday as-
noon, little enacted which amuseas nae shas
we have not the heart withhold from OUT readers
We had taken shelter under tile hospable
grocery during the shower and standing door 31Bg
out by way o. amusement, bsheld old lady via We
know very we'll by sight and who is yes spaseF approach
ing at pretty rapid seek the same shser which s
enjoying. She abored however under several dera
ages for her hoops extensive than usual nd
we're in her considerably requiring full
one lady is ordinarily capable deyosin 10 hun o
prevent the wind from playing All lor faka ha so6
dame had another object that claimed caFe whieh ara
tle poodle dog Of the most pugnaeous breed and stAI
Of great value Bysaad-bye she became convinced at %
overloaded aad concluded Poodle do h own walk
ing and accordingly pns him down. calling loudly fol-
low When she and her goinsay shelter hess came
Gus OF an alley large red dog who made directly
Poodle I'VE think she called him AHo evident intention
ot swallowing him whole Amour gave howl Of agh and
rushed under the erinona fer safety h mistress stepping
crying ont 'shewget ou etc. ec and striking basey
with her parasol in The defense darrg Rcd doe though
looking drggers dared not the citadel Of the almost hope
less Amour, bat stood and watched. The prompted
lady start again the shelter which break
but her pets persecator again him. was
forced to enact the again. This did
some fifteen twenty times until the rain finally Stopped
after she had become completely drenehed strange s
the thnn the red dor auey walked
into the aeyway, out Of which be cams relieved Ills
frightened little enemy. It I'D lady
showed her temper. she offered up thst dog
killed. and prayed for all cur dog in general and The
owner oil her red enamF in particular She still perform
ing these religious duties when left feeling ashamed Of
selves for not having assisted her
This rain Of benefit the poor half mS.bsfad
devils who unaheto leave lae cooling
air sufficiently to make bearable, which
affairs continued all day yesterday though deny
in the sunshine ''o brothers OF John Bun
stock would express it.
SUICIDEs.-Mary Ann Cazeau committed suicide
Saturday afternoon by jumping into the river Il the wharf
at the Third District ferry landing Although efforts we're
made her she swept by the enrrent
dread purpose accomplished Domestic rnnbla sa
have been The which led the unfortunate M
destruction.
Another suicide committed by q German shoa-maker
whese uuAnosn. Saturday naorun
He killed himself by firing pistol down his throat Afer
careful irquest the Coroners jury rendered verde,
cording to the facts.
To BE HuNa.-Joseph Wright, alias Trippe, the
who killed Henry Kesne in tie Second District lccHr
short since hung the Parish Prison next
Friday.
SEVERE FALn-A man, whose name We could rot
earU fell frsm the second story window Of tie house 20
Gsllatlu street. Saturday NJ and re-
eeivd very dangerous injuries He taken 10 the Charity
Hospital.
PARTIES TO AN OUTRAGE ARREsTED-Two oaba
men, named Patrick Aremelt arrested
late last evening by Lieut. Dryden and officer Dadn al Tie
parties said have been concerned in the san Tuesday
last upon lone dairy Bienvle street. near ne
hetRire Ridge they returning aary the
morning from the Lake. with three thsr company
The police confident of catching women implicated
in the matter.
ARRESTS. "A lady was yesterday arrested in the
Second District dangerous and suspicious character MFs
Lnyie also arrested in the First District for keeping
awful possession of Mr. Hugh MeKenny' child Mary Faulk
also for receiving stolen goodsthe property D. H. ldeh
of the ST. Charles H9tea quantity Of them being found in her
possession Larry Keegsu also taken regular
dalike attack upon the house Mary Kayenaugh NJ Hall
also had his stopped until to-day least passing
money and having in his POSSESSION Of hog
81 50 pieces aud lot Of quarter dollars Of like value
CHARGE OF FORGERY AND NEGR0SqEALrNa-
H. Crosby was arrested last evening y order II
the Chief OF Police ch ,rge OF having poaseson
negro named Johnson who supposed 10 be
runaway He is charged also with having papers
for she and in fact he admitted that he forged e
He and the had $500 between which negro
claims as all his osn.
ARREsTED.-The police have arrested Bob Forbes,
about whom coemporarehave made sach
Of late He arrested Saturday night charge ~
assault and battery with intent KILL and locked 80 the
Second District calaboose.
MURDER ON THE RIVERA day or two since Capt.
Adams Chief Police received information the
the mate Of The ses baat Woodor killed deck
hands miles this side Of Nachea and putting his holy
in box sent hurialhe boat then keeping
VOYAGE 10 Louisville yesterday The Chief
Immediately graphed the fact Louisville. yesterday
he received dispatch informing him that fhe been
arrested
RECORDER Summers CouRTe-Actiag Recorder.
Monroe presiding Herman spearing resides safoune
street Rraigned Saturday. held the
1lh prO for not respecting the preudees Of bis nghbor
Regarding hdophOba. keeps them In
alarm count Of the ferocy rgs dog which aeoord
ing act Of The Iegsanre h,s property Ie eyi.
adduced against the dags character
made attempt 10 child Of Mrs. Ana Ferris, hs
2fst ar 22d inst.
Patrick Moore prove that Faucet had really
picked his pocket he had charged the day previous
injured lady released and Patrick has pursuit OF
his robber
0wen Murphy aFTagnd and sent 70 prison wbhout the
benefit Of bail ehrEe highway robbery against
him by Mr.. Charles Englemau Of Carrolon Mr. Enstsan
states that on the sd nss when crossing bridge a She Lahe
end OF the New Gsnai in hnggy aeeempanaa hy his family
hi hor seEad and held bs two unknown b h and
owen Murphy coming perenp poriy danaa1 ei him uau
lars and BY of thresls and the mpanying
m he succeeded in forcing The depuaao4 % give III the
maeey he had IN his paRislooRs cSst ting So
ENRrd W dde discharged theFe being evidence BY
sich e. eoHd be that he soy In Ihe
Ing II john legraee, when oen ted On the 2Fff uifs
-Rtrick Burn, far Ehe hlubdthsy a. drawing aanfd
The presence OF Philip ealy, hned S tte he liberty.
however Of going prison twenty y, lf be fetfa
named Thomas Long aueeeeeef In eeHvineing the
Recorder ha his shooting nt John tagfnYe tho q lt
entirety AcfiaeuIN ne being merely Ea9ed shooting
rails when the mostnae eegersse f1ek paee. hei h
he waa ansd IS.