New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
arms after the cars had started to leave the stopping

arms after the cars had started to leave the stopping
place.
boy had his foot crushed off near the depot in
Caroton, in jumping off the cars after having lux
nriated in stolen ride behind His name did not
learn, He was taken home, but during the night
died Of his suHerings.
man, name unknown, was badly injured on Sun
day night, by being struck by the lever Of the turn
table at the Carroton Railroad depot He was at
the time running after the cars, which had just
started We did not learn the extent Of his injuries
SAD DIsAPPEARANCg.-We were panied to hear,
yesterday morning, Of the disappearance of Mr.. J II.
Charles, formerly partner in the clearinghouse of
James Robb & Co., but recently clerk in the Home
Insurance Office Of this city. He left last Saturday
board the Lake steamer Creole to join his wife,
who has been spending the summer at Ocean Springs.
His baggage was discharged as addressed, but he
could nowhere he found and his wife has returned
to the city almost distracted, after having vainly
searched for her husband at all the intermediate
watering places She thinks that he has fallen over
board and been drowned on the voyage to meet her.
DEATH OF A U. s. ARMY OFFtcgR.-Capt. Isaac
Bowen, Of the army, and for several years u S. Com
missary at New Orleans, died of yellow fever last
Sunday at Pass Christian, where we regret to learn
his wife also was lying dangerously i'll of the same
disease when the lake steamer left the Pass. They
had gone over there to spend the summer.
CHILDREN FoUND.-Two little girls, one about six
and the other four years of age, found wander
ing about the streets of the Fourth District Sunday
and were taken care of by Mr.. Hyams, corner Of
Leyee and Harmony streets. One was dressed in
white and the other in pink, and each wore bonnet
to correspond. We suppose theiranxious mammas
have found them ere this
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT-John f. Braun as
principal and Laurence Keene, as accessory to the
recent frauds committed on the t0fice reported
by us, were arraigued yesterday, and remanded tC
prison for examination before the United States Com
missioner,
Edward Wright was also remanded to prison. with
out privilege Of ball. to await hearing after the issue
of wounds Of d very dangerous character which he
inflicted last Sunday evening on Charles ROurke, OF
Tchoupitouas street. with the alleged intent to kill
The affidavit against him is made by officer Turner.
John Rice was held to bail of $500 to answer, OF
the 18th instant to charge Of forgery made agains
him by Alexander Perera who alleges that betwee
the goth of February last and the 20tb of Septembe
following, the accused as atiant believes, altered
caused to be altered, by nterning, receipt for $50
. | given by J. Drumondo, as to detraud deponent.
A host of drunkards, vagrants and dsturbers {
the peace, male and female, were disposed of by bt
ing subjected to the payment OF small fines, with th
r alternative Of serving each month or so in th
Work House. Altogether there were no less tina
sixty arraigRments before the Recorder.
D Alien Cousley, corner Of Basin and Melpomen
2 streets, William Alexander corner Of Caiope an
2 Rampant streets, and l.. Hyland, Of Dryades, nea
! MeIp0mene street, were examined on respectiv
charges of selling liquor without license, and wer
2 each committed under bonds OF $500 for trial beor
! the First District Court.
q q RECORDER w1LTz's CoURr-Lawrence sieler wa
6 arrtigued yesterday and sent to prison to await {,
Il animation, the affidavit OF E. E. Rodriguez,
10 this serious effect: That about 4 o'clock Sunda