New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-29
aw Orleans Daily Gsesteu friday apr4ae July %. 1859.

AN OLD FASHIONED trunk or box was found last
night, on fre-plug Baronne street. 1t had been
there through all the evenings rain and was said to
have been left there by some drunken fellow, long
before the rain came on. Not being locked the old
box was looked into, and found to be filed with
not hing but litter Of literature old books old
pamphlets, and all sorts Of old papers without end
nothing else. What such q lot Of literature conld
have been to the drunken chap who left it on the
fre.plug, is mystery which will probably never be
solved.
A BARREL OF FLOUR, with the head ont and some
OF the -four gone, was, taken in cab to the First
District police Office last night by those indeatigable
steamboat landing officers, Montague and Flemming.
The story was, that three negroes had stolen the
barrel, were interiered with by man named Holly,
fell upon Holly and beat him violently and escaped.
Holly was badly hurt and covered with blood the
officers wanted to take him to Charity Hospital, but
he preferred going home. Holly thinks he can den.
tify one of the negroes
DEAD DOGS were plentiful all over town yesterday
morning. The poisoned meat told well. Most of the
dogs were taken off in the city carts some we saw
lying around yesterday afternoon The bodies should
be well looked for and promptly removed. They are
terrible nuisance when left to be cooked by the
sun.
MULLEN, the man who killed Maglone in the
Fourth District expiates his crime on the galows to-
day, in the yard of the Parish Prison, between the
hours Of 10 and IL.
JAMES MITCHELL, an Irish orphan boy, IA years
old, belonging to the st. Mary's Asylum, Third
District, accidentally shot and killed himself yester
day, in the overseers house, on the farm belonging
to the Asylum. Being sent to the house for bachet
ho rorrd Tho overseer,s onn ,ha-. s ,.a.ue
ne ionno tne ovefseers gun there, and boyke, took
it down to examine 1t. How he came to cock the
gun or hold it in such q position. could MT he dis
oo.araa hnt !. d;scba rred ~ III. M - ~.
,ss. L..,,+ l;n, liz, ;s....., WV .oAu en'e.eo us
lett breast, kllng MIN instantly. Deputy Coroner
Weysham held an inquest on the body, and returned
an appropriate verdict
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hkCokpkh ouIaEKs oouRT.-Mrs; Margaret Ea-
ishing Catherine Cody at the corner Of Tchonn!ton.
each with D. p. alternative. Barney Graham ana
wife, charged with insulting and abusing a fonrth
Eagan, Eliza Jane, were DISCHARGED. Lucinda
Smith, for addressing naughty language 10 Mary
$40 or take 20 days. Owner of cart No. Il25 had
to pay $40 for load Of dirt dumped on the hattnre
Henry Weber, arrested on Front street. for a
larceny in the Fourth District, was sent up to As
sistan ,.I ke 6o;' s..s se a;saa;o.
r.esr.ad .tU me charge OF en-
I.tt.r Co;l;rn N onnaor p;nha-S - AsoS1' ..o
~ Snay charged with
m & Isdas ady WIN an Ak IN the
y. =. sne &c h 81 aa street. was dismissed
as me r ssa y. .ne lorglving mr.. Lady.
rue lonowns "oie oifaisnea ana booked Tor fu-
'uI ga eAam E,sss,, o..s
, nenry Eaueay, ~ Inalseu ~ Nlcnoas MARITIME with
M pe,Jatg, a p ,ase libel in swear
ng 9eore .ne " .ne ioIn inst that ne en-.
. .,eu E9ea saa " street 10 the night
sins, anu NY. .e!ony perjury IN falsely SO
swearing, aaa .ase thp .sonment, u hs arrest and
tn, a ss nDeilons and false
an Ta ahnna nAsI :. ior tomorrow.
yonn nan.oa, Sia.set WIN Dreacn OF trust and
eMosazemen', ~ ns ~ account Ior $20O horse
W.; WHICH LIZ sarin pa 20 MN on the 5th
!ns. ior sa'e Aeep'us. Dali given 70 appear on the
gu B 1s1a. o..,..,a .h,..,
Mcnara n's ss , snaIgeo WIN oattering Ihos
Mul.ouga ~ .ne nesl WIN wegnI, on the ZSd In
~ aas corner j. u ana Howard streets
Ease hAeo lof LIE oa pfoA.