New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17
Glen Orleans Daily Gresttnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IN. 1853.
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as Gear ana cola aS @ienolau9 "i'uots@ ~ ID
me streets sWaflheu WIZ ii'e anu sS les
were out, hoopihg anu ShoPP,us @ioA"'' lu s'ea'
NUMBERS ana az hignt tue tie3eil @"u
qaarters' were larry npfoafious WIN sa'e5'
MISTAKEN IMPREssIONs.-A respectable Old gen
tleman residing down town. staid ont very late one
night last week. enjoying himself at tTesac with
some Of his friends. Whilst he was still absent,
robber attempted to break into his house. His wife
detected the villain in his endeayors raised an alarm,
collected the servants and dogs, etc. and the villain
beat hasty retreat. The good wife, fancying that
the rascal was some one who knew her husband was
out, feared that he would return again, and stad
up, with the rest all armed with sticks, pokers etc.
and determined To keep watch until the husbands
turn At about O'Clock, A. NJ, the old gentleman
returned, very comfortable, if not jolly, from his
frolic. He fumbled at the door with his nightkey,
but could not find the key-hole Immediately. The
noise he made alarmed the watchers inside and
whilst he was still fumbng around for the key-hole'
his wife and company, under the mistaken impress
sion that it was the robber again at the door erked
the door open suddenly and charged upon him with
all their weapons 1t was dark outside; and before
they had discovered their mistake they had beaten
the asonished owner OF the house in the most cruel
which married gentlemen will readily apprehend.
On Sunday, a man evldentlya member OF the Hog
family got into an omnibus going uptown, and under
the impression that he could be hog in an omnibus
with as much impnnty as if he were in his own hog
PEN made himself very disagreeable to all the passen
gers, not only by bis impote language, but by his
rough crowdng and hinging around of bis dirty feet
Among others, ne grossly offended lady who sat
A
opposite seat, and seeing the ladys embarrassment,
sad to her very politely, " Madame, you take my
Seas anu ! saAe Yours ne laay grate'uily ac-
oep'eu 'nT ouef' anu Tue e@enSuge was H@ue' as
soon as sne poC'ot Sea'eu niLseIl y tue hos, 'ne
%'yet oyAeu a. nun very anu uehOe'
go no sL'i gu Spo'ieu ni' Nc"
p@u'' "4'H l' my ii'o'' Aue Seene 'n"' oii'"eu
was qui.e ii'eS siu somewhat suiPr'a.ns' lor tne
Doi:ol De'Is et'nuei' SLii'ins' ""u eA'ie'neiy
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IHE BURNING OF MARY ANN MARTIN.-Coronel
lannoy yesterday concluded an inquest, which ne
did not conclude sooner owing 70 the diihcnIty o.
obtaining Withesses-the inquest INTO the death
Mary Ann Martlh' a female OIL Dad repute' VINO dec
q lew DAYS SINCE az tne Cnarlty Hospital from TN
effects OF her clothes catching hre' IN her room,
- = e.1'Qo , ss'eeU'
Ni'S gu" 'S9''HeI 'u''' wv "oniei' uanie
,+@s7J og'ss' ~ Icy ,''''e0 ''eA az NC
"a 'lu "a,i'0u ~ ien' rum
Tr"ssy WV N1' 80 hla'y zAun n"t,h was ue"u
"7Neu "el Nv" su' u'eo H'ssy iePi'eG
'n"V si' ii%u ~ - ~ ~ SPeaAl"s pau
OF hef. ms was tne language used as takel
down by the Coroner8 scribe; what it meant we ar
unable to stated She further stated to witness, tha
rvJ I'd pf0 wifi hnr hail IN,
80 -, -. 70 " ~.
Hle'place' SUE lNasey) SCI uet urtsS Oil uIe' VII
ness said to Maggy, II there IS any proof agains
you you are bound to take trim M to BatoI
Romeo y To which Maogy ranIiad that thora ugo,I
see' 49,
oe no proof aS theie were ony Intee III Vne room
the time; the deceased, and Mary Forrest and hel
self Witness heard Mary Forrest ask Maggy VIII
sbo nod dona If and heard Maagv ,onI,, ., Sbo !
~, ~, - - 80 a-li,zss
sai5 :. Won had mn bnsnes. 10 do itn wsao
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answered. huSn up your tongue, Maggy an
Mary hid in witness house during the whole Of tina
day and were afterwards found there and arrested h
{ A. ,,a,;oo NIT; MO-, Al, ,l +osti,,,r,. 49,,
'nG poi'e0' ING vas .Ho '"'y V0'''u,'Hy '"heu
Inc Coroners verdict was accordingly, That Mar
Ann Martin died from the effects Of burns caused b
, Marcy Coates setting fire to her dress Mapry an
e =. ~. 49, 49,. =. -9 1!r
J heA 4i0uu m"iJ rotio'V' "''us ~ P.i'on, WIZ
I arralGned before recorder summers IN due time
II {. D1srp1cP CorRr, .E,7ro lrcColob ,,rosiI,,
;..,.i..5 1, :,
al to'e9tiita t'0 "'o uesuu u 'Nis 'oui' ye9tS
day a case winch ought To be remembered by a
who may feel tempted to save few cents of lettt
hostage hv writing in or enclosing Sins of vvritr
; - =, -. Fais5z
III newspapers 70 'ne'f 'lleiiuS'
gentleman OF TINS city was prosecuted for vi
aton OF the PostOlhce laws, on two occasions, durn
the present year, by enclosing letter or Slip of wr
e ing in papers which ne sent away The writing WI
p discovered at the destination o. the papers, IL
papers were sent back here and the present suit WI
instituted Yesterday, the gentleman prosecuted a
peared IN open court, ana acknowledged the charge
I claiming, however, that his son had enclosed tt