New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-29
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tHh HUN appears ~ Je DHJ iQT . Monday HpJ
having yoGGhsafed ss decent glimpse Of his coun.
teuance for nearly week Yesterday was day OF
uniform GOODNESS and darkness, but there being no
rain, and the streets toeraby dry nobody complained.
Canal Camp, Royal, Chartres and St. Charles streets
were as crowded and lively as if the sun had been
shining ever so brightly.
A SHOOTING AFFAIR enliyened the vicinity Of
Jackson square, last evening. The shooter was an
Italian named Columbus Aguillo, and the shotat
sician named Arfrio Barbara. The latter, being
luckily unframed for safety to the police office,
and Aguillo was arrested. The difficulty was about
some money which Aguio alleged was due him by
Barbara.
SLAVE, belonging to John NJ Bach, had his arm
broken yesterday, by bale of cotton falling upon it,
at the Jackson Railroad depot.
AN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE was made on Monday
evening, by Mr.. Cruel, formerly Deputy Constable
in one OF the Justices Courts. He plunged into the
Mississippi from steamboat at the Second District
landing, but shed out, by those who saw the act
before he had time to drown. The thing was attri-
buted to the maddening influence of liquor.
MR.. SPINDLER's GROCERY, at the corner Of Dryades
and jackson Streets Fourth District was destroyed
by fire at four o'clock yesterday morning Loss about
$1,000, and covered by insurance. we have no par.
ticuars as to how the fire started,
TooDLEs GOT INTO THE LOOKUP last evening AT
any rate, man found beasty drunk on Gravet
street. gave bis as Florance Toodles when taken
to the police office.
THE CORONER yesterday concluded his three in
quests at Charity Hospital.
In the case Of Michael Higgins verdict was render
IL e.
inflicted by Thos Eagan at the corner of Thalia ant
Tchoupitoulas streets, on the morning Of the 1Stt
inst Eagan was arrested at the time, and is now il
prison.
In the case of the peddler Robert Tarbet, verdict
was rendered that he died from the effects of having
his leg crushed the Carrollton railroad at Thaiia
street on Sunday evening, and the subsequent ampu
taton which was necessary The accident was the
result of his conduct in attempting to step from
the horse.Car to the steamcars, whilst both were il
motion He was Scotchman So years of age.
In the case of Dennis Mccarthy, verdict was rem
| dered that he died from a stab in the abdomen in
ficted on board the steamer Aeck Scott, by one o
the hands, who afterward jumped overheard and wal
drowned. Deceased was an Irishman q years of age
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT.-John Cook, for steal
| ing coat from house at the corner of Camp ant
Thaa Streets on the 18th inst, was sent before thu
| First District Court.
Archibald and Patrick Kinrck were up for fight
ing and disturbing the peace Pat was discharged
| and ArChy fined $40.
John and Patrick Hagan were up for jointly at
lacking a deaf and dumb man on st. Charles street
| John was discharged, and Pat fined SO.
Andrew Lester and Ellen Brown were examinet
| on the charge of jointly beating Mrs. Lovelettre a
her residence on the new shell road near the Magno
| bridge a week or so since. The affair proving t.
EfrI,f vytfn i
on both sides, all three were fined to the extent
| $40 each.
The following were arraigned and booked for futur
examination
Ricardo Renovales, charged with attacking Ante
Mo Madariada with razor and cutting him in th
head, on Monday in Bruno's cofeehouse at the Nei
Basin, where Madariada stad Examination fixe
for the 3lst.
John Mcnamara, charged with attempting to stea
a Carpetbag and contents from Henry Glassman
boarding house on GirOd street. Case fixed for til
4th prox., and bail given to appear.
Hugh McGovern, charged with stabbing ma
named Harper, and with being dangerous and SUI
piciOus character, sent to prison j. r. Crebb
charged with being dangerous and suspicious wa
also sent to prison to await examination.
Abraham Schwartz for beating his wife, at the
residence on Tchoupitoulas street, was put undo
peace bonds,
RECORDER WILTz's COURT George Williams VIZ
Yesterday arraigned on charge of stealing not
was painting the ceiling of the Vegetable Market,
Monday Having nobody to go bail for his appea
ance George was sent to prison.
Edward Williams, f. m. c., was sent to prso
charged with stealing pair of shoes from the pill
of the steamboat Messenger and charged further wit
being in the State in ContraventiOn OF law.
ViCtOrne, slave of Mrs Morru was arraigned on
charge o. having slapped the face of Mrs. Della Wad
of Franklin street, on Monday evening. In default
BAIL Fictorine too had to go to prison.
RECORDER LoNGs CoURT,-Chas. Meyers was ye
terday arragned on a charge of having picked tt
pocket of Adam Dennis, in house out on the Bayt
Road, of the sum of So 20. In default of bail
appear, Charles was sent to prison.
Philip Sjebert, who was arrested several days as
for attacking and three times cutting Joseph Lopt
with hutcherknie, was charged by Lopez wit
being dangerously insane The insanity of the MI
being quiet apparent he was dismissed from tt
charge of stabbing, and sent to the Insane Asylum
John Cane, for being loaded cane-that is, havir
a slungshot in his pocket, was tined SIS. FraI
Hamilton, for insulting Mrs. Dougherty on the leve
was fined $40.
Michael Seaman, for wicked assault upon Ante
nette Marie, on Annette street, was sent to the WOr
House for month. Tom Wright, confirmed sOake
was sent along for three months
RECORDER ADAMS CouRT.-Dck Burk was yeste
day sent to the Workhouse for three months, f
helping himself to piece of venison in the Min
street market.
John Coulter was sent to the Insane Asylum.
was found wandering about in quest OF some lC
money and lost sister, neither OF which he was ev
known tn have had