New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-29
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ying - Agier took Gre half O'Clock yesterday
ng and was totally destroyed The only person on board ss
The keeper, and how The ars started he va. nahI. n ~
Whilst e boat s burning drfted across n. rfvr IN
he shpp1s In ne Second Dfstrct sn1 rfa ne setoons
hnns scner ses sna vessel on hr She much damaged
a her pa and rsgng, and her side badly burnt
The blazing wreck next drt-d collision with me sssnsh
brig Ibbdano and the slips Hannah Croker and Fanny fs<
DICK seorehins 81 Of them badly thi the wreck hav
was fnaly snuk BY The he esshp Ph,lsseiphis
coming np opposite The Third The hremen were ont
10 ail force and made enelve very refa aIosx ne shore
The esrned boat vas Insured for 1900 The
Schiller vas damaged to The extent Of aboat 5000
BLOODY AFFAIR ON TEE OLD SHELL Roap--A
Gsscon daFyman named Msn Bsneau found Iyiness
tie cd Bayou Shell Road distance m. side az De lsr
Sunday evening dangerously IN The b.ck He ~ss
taken bis residence The Gently RIDGE and TIE matter
was duly reported et the Third Distres police Office
Ye-serdzy. Recorder Long he wounded man
and took bis aisv from him be laid bel He changed
that the who stabbed him Henry epd Iafsv
ee Gsyol aided and abested By others urkBo~n him. In
ns ns the pes named were arrested and kept IN euzctg
the tea Of 8hs custody depending upon light b.
made regard to st. Blancan upoa sursca examination He
reported be dangerously wounded medical rspsr
hsd been made when last The Tbzsd District We
have no anhsnte of The stabbns pare
MAR report able obtain yesssrsay shfs S.
Paul and Guyo with friend retnrnine FROM hs
i<ke, when they with urntnrs vegetable cart
Billed with party o. Gascons wives and cbiIdrsu
who had also been the lake They oxns along slowly
and the rosd narrow coud1t ps<s hem
The hindmes party called the party 10 e out Of The
which they did sitercsrIon h<ss vss IN
woffy did the resus w. shnt
g. Paul and his friends jumped carriage charged On
he party in The he In all dirsessus ,tsb
bing st. BI~ncan. as shove described.
| TIE MURpER OF DEsHEA.-Deputy Coroner Os-
borne held an inquest on the body Of William Dshes on
Sunday night the residences Of the deceased On S. Mary
The main facts Of murder We pub.i.hsd
The o Hovfea exaninsfion By Dr. Berhslo showed
that death had been eed stsbs IN the rxtt s
snI sosf.. &, ~ rfah@ "A.
tstn the right lang within each otr and csu.,n
hemorhsge and deslh- The not cut IN ne
throat reported Sunday evening but he had third
stab through his right
The testimony we're good MANY p<rroo<
In and around The coeehousehe scrsvneus Exeha1ze s
the Of Tehoupitoues Felicity strse-and that
drunken started with which neither Duffy CHE proprietor,
Deshea originally had anything do Deskea under
row. and became ebroiIsd in il and
thai finally Daily took hand IL drew knife and rave
Deshes the stshs Of which he tesmony was con-
aictns and unsatisfactory As to the details o. the hgh
was nothing 70 oppose the fact testified 20 BY all The
nesses. which that Duny who perpsrAtsd he
| murder.
The jury inquest accordingly verdict in scoor
Affidavit Of murder against Michael Duffy, Recorder Sam
mers' Court.
report yesterday mentioned The high exeiteent
which prevailed the friends OF the deceased
Of the delay IN the Coroners arivsthe body having
lain in the several honrs after e Coroner
Mr. Dannoy and The Deputy Mr. Osborne state
hat The delay fault Of theirs Tee place
o'clock shat TN hafpas g. Mr. Dsu,qy was
his Office and from earlier hour than I'll dark Nr
Osborne also the Office II messengers
the Coroner they went the Office they should
done
The remains Of Deshes were followed to their hast rest
eray Afternoon By large procession Of bis
fremenone Of the largest funerals have In long
time He universally esteemed M death d
deeply felt.
AccTDKST.-A sailor named Joseph Conant was
badly hurt Sunday by falling from ship Ar
cole. lying in the Second District He Charity
Hospital
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-George L. Bright Esq.,
yesterday accered by Judge Hunt Attorney
t Mr. Foue having occasion to absent himself from
Jean ?. E:isean dImisssa mol ,s. from charge
Jack Grtger giggsr. charged with shoeinT with intent
guilty 70 assans Win an esoas nv o w ~
cepsd The plea entered and the accused notified appear
Nathan CLARK wife Elisabeth free eoiorsd and chas
ing slave and threw ihenssises nron the mercy q
The Goe., hnsy ss @ e Po e s
murder and found guilty only of assault with
REcoRDER SUMMERS CoURT.--Assistant Recorder
knnros Presiding David Pride and A1e.iah hall the
ssans ne s a ios q @ I
hs @ S Ssd the s & sh ss s =
s ssy hay sssE s1 sisu ss e syss .s
They found under the wharf afier the .roiiHs Win
pistol. r. their hands sqd when ssssted stated
from hs charge Of shooting Mcuire them SIS each
VI Il. MARTA charged wh bsaiins John L Keain with
rau hd Ss sE & oa Jas as @
booked ier me 10Th pespo Lenis Weir charged viii at
das booked for the stn John KennsdJ charged
With shooting at VIM Hickey with intent to k booked
and Ks wilson Yin stealing
John A. lenghoase and Pierre Rodriguez charged each Win
ton on The s Three slaves named Afchy YORK and Jerry
ned % da S5 % qss,Rs In me IN charged go Nh ss1g 4 5s
street. =
Hsmasoa Thomas WATSON hnei rs fC5 ssssaIti9s
nd VIM were pa neb G hoI.n
of The Nash also held for sxanlnaton
ley On Poydas Street besides threatening 10 shoot the frs
e. A. Honmsyer john Doalahsn and wm Nessns were SEN
to prison On suspicion e having been .Iesd IN stealing
animation nxed for the. oh, Frank Pows keeper Of III
on the day. charge q having received lot q re-
wsss e s stolen n box on hoA
Thos Long the boy who dangerously shot the other boy
tic TaWsra waSds Also Boy as
a
J was held for hearing on the 10Th;
70 IN John Mesahon with knife required to furnish bal
Beiamn Vaughan was dismissed from the charge preferre
against him by wm L. Allen Of obtaining goods under als
RECORDER wnrz's CouRr.-About thirty negroes
some free and soms were hauled Up ss esal
tween Claiborne and pebisny Sunday afternoon
The frees were lined $40 and slaves 8 each and Al paid
day Some African lady belonging g African religion
company permitted frses and slaves come w1iei
bIage There upwards Of three negroes
when the police visited the place but most q them
to pass forged doi
was the one eounierfsd charged having had d b
when sEssd sixteen ether sSsniss orders m sf q
Nathan Amoni gaze bail answsr charge Of having osas