New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21
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YESTERDAY was warm and damp.


YESTERDAY was warm and damp.
The SIX LEGGED Cow is in town, and draws well.
II IS rumored that the Mammoth Mule and the Levia-
tnan Lady are to exhibit in partnership, as au oct
to the COW. 77l
TRs SpLEsDID GENTLEMEN with The curly hair
ana magnificent vests continue each pleasant day To
blockade the corners os Canal and Royal Streets and
70 Jostle the ladies' and stare them out Of countsn
ance. Their behavior would be unpardcnabie bat Tor
tneir excessive elegance. II they wers not 70 gsn-
teei, and per consequence gentlemen, ws should can
them impudent biackguards, and advocate the pre-
sence Of police force at those CORNERS 70 keep them
moving whenever they oner to mop 81 impede the
right Of way Of the ladies'.
The LATEST SIcrLrAN OUrRAGE Nss pespeszsted
last Sunday evening, on Common Ares4, fsy out.
near the new hospital Of DR.. Stone. NJ. Etuese u
vasseur, q jeweler, residing ct No. so Sk Philip
street, whilst walking ont there, was surrounded 81
party Of Sicilians, who had either followed hin q
laid in wait for him, and beaten and stabbed ID dfe
ent parts Of his body. All this because be rs-
fused, at their demand to pledge himself mot to sp
pear against one Of their gang, named P. Smith,
whom he caught robbing his store some time ago,
and had sent before the First District Court, upon
examination BY Recorder Wiltz. The villains He'd q
P~sAesAssS
and none Of them have since been detected, Mr u
vasseur unfortunately being unable to remember suv
Of them well enough to describe them to the police.
Mr.. L. was seriously, If not daueerously wounded.
and is now under medical treatment it hs residence
> Nora CASEY, q young Irish siEi, shss4 lourtesa
years old, who arrived last Sunday s Liverpool On
the ship st. James, 10 missing. Ths hsads hsss to
whose care she was consigned, ON senine 70 the sip
fnrt thote eIn had 49,
parts unknown with young man who MD u knsw
her brother, now employed By Ednonson Azm-
strong, in Memphis. It may be ~ night, and tbsa
again it may not. s.ss3 y
The LATEST LARcEHIs, BY unknown parties,
were these: A ladys Swiss doublecase gold watch,
with ladys named scratched on the back With pin,
the initials Of the name being G. c.; stolen from the
residence Of Mrs- Campbell No. 70 Constance street.
And $50 in Georgia paper money, stolen from Thos
Harris, Georgian, at the PontchaEtnin Railroad
depot. These items We get from the new complaint
books, kept open by the Chief Of Police Of his ONCE
FIRST Dssra1cr counr-Jadse Hnt-Geosse r.
Bowers, Jr., charged with assault and battery Pat
rick Flatry, charged with the same Wiley Bsrnes,
& m. Co. charged with insulting white person Fred
erick Emlng, charged with assault With daueefous
District Attorney. Wiley Barnes, { m G., was dis-
missed for the express reason that OF the pape
in his case had been furnished to the Court by tie
committing Recorder. es 4s8S
raigned for trial on charge Of assault and battery.
Michael was dismissed by nolLe pToseqsi Elizabeth
was tried and found guilty.
Patrick McGinn was tried for assault and battery
and found guilty. s 58 ~ @ ss;;I'ss
| RscoRpgR SuMMERs' CouRr.-C. Docteur. pawn-
broker, of the corner of Royal and Toulouse Is in
other Of those unfortunate snars into which bis bu
ness periodically leads him. Because be happened to
have in his store watch which James BarCus swore
was stolen from his premises at the corner Of RAM
part and Perdido streets in August last he was ar
raigned before Recorder Summers yesterday and made
to give bail the 25th inst, and undergo the igno.
miny of public examination. Barcus brought the
severe charge Of larceny against him; though We
cannot discover that his oense at tho worst more
than that of having stolen property in his
The watch in question was the property OF Elizabeth
Brenan, and had attached to il chain and compass.
which were not found at D0cteur'a. is sl NJ
Charles St0l was arraigned on charge OF having
on Monday last paid the visit Of Camanche to the
unoending shoeinakers, Franz Durr and wife, at the
Mr.. Durr with his manleys, and whipping out 8
whinger and cutting his nose with it. and threatening
to make sausagemeat Of him, and then flying at Nrs
DUR and atterng her under the weight Of bis afore
said ponderous mauleys. DUR was not the man of
wax to put up with all this he determined to have
satisfaction If It the last act OF his life and II
be had to stake his little awl on the issue: being
man Of too much sole to take 9 bammering himself
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| Margaret Fisher was arraigned on charge OF hav-
| ing made one Of the fercest onslaughts upon julia
Riley that we ever heard tell Of any female woman.
| On Tuesday, at the corner Of Lafayette and Vine
| streets, Margaret undertook TO skewer and throw
Julia out Of sight with pitchfork and not being
competent to that task, undertook to scalp her "
pulling and jerking her around By her hair 10 which
last endeayor she also failed. But JaliH considered
the lick she got with the pitchfork and the hair she
lost as ample cause for resort to law, and 80 bad
the desperate Margaret hauled up The said Amazon
was held for examination on the 25th.
John Kennedy was held for examination On the
25th; charged with walloping his better half MArga
ret Ann at their residence, No. 1877 Dryades street.
Anthony Paris, the suspicious customer who WAS
found suspiciously In the room Of Peter Renando on
Baronne street. was sent to the Work for three
| months. saSs ~ sssss q
trotted in review before the Recorder and mulcted in
small amounts or trotted of in the Black Maria.
REooRRER WrLTz's CoURr.- Bridget Gallagher
was yesterday examined on the charge of having
stabbed Thomas McAvoy with intent 70 murder, on
the evening of the 10th inst in Of the notorious
dens OF the celebrated Galiatin street. dirk was the
weapon used and the wound was in the left side Of
the chest Of McAyoy. Yesterday, Mac was well enough
to appear in Court and give his testimony the sub
stance Of which il boots Us not to tell Bridget was
committed for trial in the First District Court, for
assault with dangerous weapon, with intent to
murder, and remanded to prison.
Mrs. Foley was fined $40 and added to the Peace
Society. Her recommendation was the walloping
she gave Mrs Yally in her own house. on St. Philip
street, on the 14th inst. asg
| The other acquisitions of the Peace Society were
Joseph Aury, for talking fire and birthstone TO 8.
| Levy in the Beef Market; and Jean Fourcade, for
proposing to eat James Skerret Of No. 307 Poydras
| street.
| R. N. Miller and II. A. Benoist were examined on
the charge keeping lottery at the show ground on
the levee opposite Jackson Square. Thefe heing no
evidence to prove that their wheel OF fortune the
morey you.putdo you take-up machine, was
lottery in the rigid meaning Of that word they were
| discharged.
| VIM Sullivan, barkeeper employed in John II.
Hildebrandts cofeehouse at the corner Of Hospital
and Front Levee streets, was aragned on charge Of
having surreptitiousy helped himself to $3.50 Of his
employers cash, and his employers revolver; also q
revolver and coat belonging to John F. Aultman, in
the same house. He gent to prison, in default OF
bail, to hide his time.
BEcoRDEn LoNG's CouRr.- James Doyle, dan
gerous and suspicious oiterer around the Pontehar
train Railroad Depot saved himself from long term
in the Work.house, yesterday, only BY . solemn
promise to leave the city forthwith. Doyle had just
arrived from Mobile, having left that city under q
similar exigency. .
i Baptste Cartollo was held for examination, on
charge Of passing counterfeit bill the Louisiana
Bank.