New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26
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THE WEATHER is again in its most delicious mood.
The gardens in the country have
reached the full pitch spring odorousnes and bloom
The faire part population always
and consequence the streeparticuay the dry goods
eetshave been fairly gorged with ladies fer days
past.
THOSE BEEs.-The swarm of bees mentioned by US
yesterday having settled on shoenakers sign on Royal
street. opposite the Post Office Wednesday evening"
driven by the bungng enieavor Of those who attempted
to hiveit When passed there yesterday the whole
still playing about the sign which Of
been formed They appeared be great buzz upon the
question of adopting for their hive habox which had
politely placed their disposal the bar of sign
The bees apparently displayed odd in settling
shoemaker sign but 1t their loyalty peicoat
to their queen, which always compels them settle
wherever her majesty may take the notion settle
round her with their vaorous little bodies If her majesty
tied there with the design of going into the honey manufacture
she showed good judgment picking good street
but she would have shown better Judgment think If
had located Hyde Goodrichs corner little further up
where the howersgarden flowers tied in bunches
walking flowers in crinoine-are al ways abundant
Bees however, toperishy inclined being very Of
coieehouses soda shops confeconaes and the like
may be that the point selected by swamt being
the Gem" with the ''sazerac," Coutinenal and
Casino equoani in the vicinity and all famous keep
ing good quorwas selected with special patron
of those coeehouses Who knows? The subject worthy
the attention of naturaists
By special express Royal street. last evening" we
obtained the intelligence that the queenbee finally
cumbed the persuasion of her subjects catch
her death of cold il she remained the sign all night
ncurriug danger Of ockaw from the gn-Pfes
er-and had consented hatbox In
short time thereafter the whole were comfortably
housed and the habox became a holder the
bped behoders in the about their business
bees advertised Mr. Pfeers business wonderfully by setting
on his sign.
| FRE.-The residence of Mrs. Alfred, at the corner
of Camp and Sixth Streets fred Wednesday night by
incendiary hand Luckily, the were discovered
and extingushed before much damage was done.
A SAVAGE wIFE.-Patrick Costello was badly. if
dangerously the head with axe, Wednesday
night his residence Fouchr by his wife Nancy or
least it charged by his said wife He
y Hospt in terrible plight Mrs Costello subsequently
arrested and yesterday aragned before Recorder Sih
first she denied the charge but subsequently admitted It, by Of
eng that her husband had FIRST thrown
Are She prison await the result
olence.
| UP AND Down TowN-There was nothing men,
onabe yesterday before either Recorder Solomon
Adams.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Arthur Guerin, William
Lockwood Robert Forbes VIM arragned for
trial on h against them lem p. The murder Of the
Victory street last spring There being Witnesses available
uerin and Lock wood were with the concurrence of the
when notified and Forbes Demo dismissed by nos
prossq. One the case had been detained in
Charles Coulter and VIM Demo 0he above mentioned were
uaigne the indictment against them for
Lewis O. Bryant in the house of his wife Emma Pcqne on
available the prison to await the
Attorney Generals iororn hope securing
witnsssts Emma Picqaet, alias Bryant widow OF the de-
cesed and fonr of her who before
General put heavy bonds appearance before
judge HINT n TsTs .S So rs ss Is, for al their bonds
assaulted Edward Kelly with intent to kill beating him
the 9Th of Jsnuar, last The Of ayystte
ard streets In consequence bis bond for $500 signed by P W.
The tlie Of Join MARSHALL for the Mr. Kepdis
the request of Mr.. Roseus for the prisoner put
some other day.
RECORDER STITHs CoURT.-The following parties
yesterday dismissed from the respective accusations
| against them:
Leonard charged with stabbing j. Barnwell
Michael Gallagher and Henry johnson charged with brick
ous Fisher charged with beating and threatening Robert
Pu eethe latter declaring that he was crazy when he made
Wade slave of Hickman charged ih threatening to shoot
Louis Northern appearing thai e latter drew the pistol
wade ana So grabbed % ihs P G m nm @nd ran on
which bad stolen from Burthes pasture
animal from who had had it year and thereby
number drunken durbers Of the peace fined
eoIdiHg to their different degrees Of tnrpitnde'
The following parties were arragned and booked for future
owen Casey charged with break ing into Melvin Ballads
OF tools and other nrtcles the value Of 500 Bail of sou
James Herman chareed with forcby Illegally taking
between
Nayades and Apollo about weeks agoa TO keep the said
, Mary out Bail given to appear on he sOth
Louis Woidt charged with stealing watch and two rings
from John M Keler's yades street. bet julia
and Deord Bail Of $780, required to appear on the SOh
Patrick Ben, Thomas BaTth, and Mrs Barh, charged
with violently beating Mary Sullivan Magazine street on
, Wednesday night Bail given 10 appear on Saturday
Mary Small charged with beating Biddy Stanton on Tehoup
Nancy Costello charged with ehoppng her husband Patrick
stated prison await the iesulher husband being
at the hospital
, RECORDER FABREs CouRT.-Robert Gallagher and
T. yesterday examined Gallagher priuc
pal and johnson accessory the charge having sho
inst on ialIan street Mr. McGinns testimony gave a fine
idea of what constituted Gaan We subjoin
Hospital streets in company with Gallagher johnson aud Mur
ply Murphy requested witness sing and witness complied
with the request Tvs individuals named Fitzsmmons and
Burke had quarrel knife belonging
fell the oof Witness said Give that knife Fitzsm
mons he is my rend johnson laid his hand witness
shoulder drew knife, and said witness, You
IN put that into you w Murphy said to John'on. Don't Gu
that pll blow the roof of your head of p Johns
door, and witness followed him and tool
jacket of and after him TO hit him. witness
met by Gallagher who said TO him. You Of b-h,
waiting you W shot him times one Of IN
bullets entering his body Witness weapon when b
The Recorder discharged johnson and sent Gallagher ber
the First District Court Galaghers counsel laid the matte
before Judge Hunt procured privilege Of bail in $500 70
his client but the client being able raise bail
go to prison,
to the First District Court for sieap
silver plate worth $40, from B. Later ade No IS Mai
street he confessed the theft to aerrade without solicitation
In default Of bail, he committed prison
Charles Fry dismissed an accusation of kuowng
receiving stolen property
Mike McKenns prison on two charges of
and charge battery George charge
nm with stealing silver watch and gold chain, worth IS
roomng house. charged him stealing slye
watches out Of hi. And Policeman A. Poche, VIII
batering him in the discharge Of his duty All these wer
Henry slave Of Patrick Coyle gave bail to answer ehsTg
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