New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-15
NUMBER 10.

NUMBER 1lO.
turn to the city, and were is seen tosetber walking
along the railroad, near the Boutte station. soon AZ
terward Ganany was found lying dead On the araaa.
short distance from the rairoad the hack OF his
head fnghtfully smashed in. The ran who lam -
the two together, described one az being tnoeh.
kneed, and Phean is SUCH Phelan reached The citv
on Tuesday evening, and returned to Cavanaugt,s.
WHERE as it is reported, he very solicous about
Gafany stating that be had left him on the railroad
sick that he feared he would not be able to reach
town. The Coroner Of St. Charles held an nqsess on
the body, and buried it near where it was found !;
what the verdict was, we did not learn. GanaBy
was young man, who came out last winter from
Canada where he has several brothers and sisters.
1t is stated that the accused and the deceased
not on good terms whilst boarding at Cavanaugh's.
Pbelan will be held (habeas corpus not nterering)
until requistion shall arrive from st. Charles.
THE BURGLARS appear to be quite enthusiastic !;
defying alike the hot weather. the full moon and the
police. A few nights since they broke into Mr.. OPP
penheim's clothing store at the corner Of Gravier
and Front Leyee streets, and carried of some five OF
six hundred dollars worth Of goods. Night before
last they paid the store second VISIT but failed to
get in. The marks Of their Intellectual Jimmy were
found on all the doors
| RECORDER SUMMERS CoURr.-Thomas Easan was
yesterday sent before the First District Court for
assauting and cutting John Kelley with dangerous
weapon with intent to kill, the 9Th iDst at the
corner Of st. James and Anuuncation streets cut
| ting him 10 the shoulder with q razor Frank Mac.
namara, charged with striking him with stick at
the same time was discharged. Ia default of $1,000
bail, Eagan was remanded to prison.
John Conaco was fined $40 for Disturbing the peace
OF Perdido street and abusing officer Laster and the
latter was lined " 80 for using insulting and prolape
language on the occasion. James Howard, charged
with knocking down James Golden with metal
knuckles and kicking him while down, got of light.
neither the knucks the full violence alleged being
proven upon POM, him he had only to Pay fine Of $40
sent to the Work.house for three months. Ionis
Sefo, Mrs. Messler and Catherine McKiernan, were
dismissed from charges of assault and battery.
me following parties were arraigned and booked
Carlisle w. stranahan and Henry J. Brown, alias
James Robinson, charged by the Chief Of Police with
countereiting; with having had in their possession
7s quarters and 48 halves, in counterfeit coin, be-
sides battery for the purpose of counterfeiting
also with having brought into the State large qua.
tity of counterfeit COIN This is the Berwck's Bay
case, to which we alluded on Wednesday, In de.
fault of $500 bail EACH the accused were remauded
to prison for examination on the goth.
VIM. j. Bruce, charged with stealing silver watch
with black ribbon and gold slide, worth $21, from
Fred. Kistner's barbershop, No. 9 Girod street. on
yesterday morning. Sent to prison, to be examined
y on the 10th.
Ann Glosson, charged with repeatedly abusing and
insulting, and finally threatening to kill her step
daughter, Barbara Glosson, residing at No. rs Gas.
quet street. Bail given to appear on the 10th.
James Mckue, charged with slapping the face of
John D. Mayer, barkeeper in house at the corner
OF Gravier and Front Levee streets, and afterward
threatening to repeat the operation. Bail given to
appear on the 10th.
. Christina Haughton, charged with slappnr and
har.pnlling Kate Mclaughlin, on Girod street, on
the 4th ins and Mrs. Redden, charged with tongue.
lashng her at the same place. Bail given by both to
, appear on the 10TH
Charlotte Woods, charged with terribly viIlifyng
Margaret Gof, on Calliope street. between Apollo
and Bacchus. Case fixed for the 10TH
. RECORDER W1LTz's CouRr.-Nicbole Griffin was
examined yesterday and held under bonds of 5000 to
keep the peace for six MONTHS on account of having
threatened Eugenio Sandwich with personal violence
should he dare to testify in suit before the Fourth
e Santiago Mre, alias Reglas, and Rafael Soto
: charged with having stolen twenty-seven books q
clock aud some handkerchiefs from some unknown
party were sent to the Work house for six months
. as dangerous and suspicious characters.
Antonio Ramirez, accused of having feloniousIy
received said property was discharged.
-Four lads, John Tucker, James Murphy, James
. Crane and Martin Lppe, were sent to the House O
, Refuge as juvenile vagrants given to bad associations
i as charged by officer Terrade.
If A professed midwife, Madame Aube, and Mis-:
e Aube, were arragned on a charge by 3. Chopin. o
n
quented by ewd and dissolnte women, who are in til,
: habit of indugng in public indecencies which dis
turb the peace Of the neghborhood, and render lf
in it loathsome.' The Madame was fined, and sh
. and the Miss were both held under bonds for thei
better behavior
4 RECORDER LONGS CoURT.-Cara Carroll, charge
with insulting and abusing Charles Leintz, an
9 Charles Lentz, charged with recprocating by slap
e ping Claras face aud kicking her in the back wer
a examined yesterday. They are neighbors on Morea
= street, between Eysan Fields and Frenchmen ant
~ it appeared that on the morning of the 9th inst
Clara Carroll, who if not French herself, still sym
. pathzes with the FRENCH was much elated at read
ing the war news in one of the morning papers, ant
e handed the paper to Leintz, who is an Austrian
y As the news detailed how the Austrians had beel
h beaten and scattered by the French Leintz took
as an insult, and began talking abusively to Clara
~ The latter whose national blood was up, told hin
that If she could be man but for two short minutes
le she would thrash him worse than the French wer
thrashng his conntrymen. At that Leintz lost col
~ troll of himself, and gave Clara slap and kicl
g This Claras story but she failed to prove il
and as the Recorder did not feel disposed to let th
in war question spread in the Third District BY aggrs
ts waiting it, he dismissed the case.
- Richard Allen was dismissed from the charge
~ assaulting Edward Patterson with intent to xii
s. Margaret Rogue and Marie Boniace, neigbbors nea
in Enghen aud Urquhart street, were bound over fc
At each others benefit, for period of three month
Charles H. Poppe was also bound over, for the ben,
fit OF Fred. Koher; likewise John Dinan for tn
a. comfort OF John Baglin.
y Mrs. Sanders, charged with throwing rock G
Sc Sophia Baker and threatening her life, on MUS
it street, Was duly sent after.
IT. John Carroll Eckhert was sent after on charge
"a having knocked down Anton Wiltz and kicked hi
=. in the mouth, splitting his lip. Wednesday, Q
W Greatman street, between Enghen and Poet.
I'd Margaret Smith was sent after charge of ha,
ing cudgeled Mrs. Fielder on Wednesday, on NJ,
rigny street.
=, RECORDER ADAMS CouRT-Oliver Brato was We
% terday arraigned on less charge than that
n violently beating his wife, and afterward picking h
e, up aud throwing her out at window. He W,
~ booked for u hearing.
e, Department News,
IL
40 From the Washington Constitution, OF the 0
inst, extract the following official intelligence
r. FROM THE AFRICAN SQuADRoN.-The Navy Z
~ partment have information that the United Stat
ls soopof.war Portsmouth, which sailed from Por
a mouth N. H., for the African squadron on the 23d