New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

WEEKLY REroEr of the Free Dispensary Of the
New Orleans School Of Medicine, situated on Com
mon street, opposite the Charity Hospital:
Patients treated Saturday. July 18th 50
:. Wednesday " ssh. ............ g
Treated previously. :. ,asss 81
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RECORDER LosG's miniature ship, the West
Wind" is up for rattle; chances, two dollars and q
half each. The Becorder has nse for her to any
one fond Of aquatic sport wishing to take indie
pendent cruise around the lake Shores she will be an
acquisition and perpetual sensation. She coppered
and copper-fastened has stout anchors and chains,
and is strong enough every way to the ocean or
defy hurricane. Notice Of the rattle will be adyer
tised in this paper three days beforehand.
THE EXAMINATION Of the Collegiate Department |
of the University Of Louisiana took place during the
present week, and ended with the usual exhibition
last night. full report Of the proceedings will ap
pear in Mondays Crescent.
JOHN G. EcKERr had his little affair with Anton |
Witt looked into yesterday by Recorder Long. John
had knocked Anton down and kicked him in the |
mouth, in shop down on Greatmen street. John |
got of by paying SIS and signing his name to that
respectable and argeysgned document, the roll Of
the Peace Society.
JACOB KOCH had man with paper in his hat
after him yesterday, in the Old Third. He was
charged with ungallantly proposing to run pitch
fork through the fair corpus Of Theresa TOPPER on
Clouet street near the woods Theresa said be put
the points of the fork against her body, unit make
me shump SO !" springng back as she spoke.
WM GELABERr yesterday gave bail to Recorder
Long to appear when called upon and explain how
he could SO fouly treat Jean Baptiste Marigny f. m.
G., living on Frenchmen street. Jean Raptiste charges
him with having stolen Of his geese valued at
eight dollars. "a
TIE ITALIAN arrested in the Third District on
Wednesday night as one of the murderers Of Adrien
Claverie in Jefferson City, is the for whom adver
tisemens was made as John Ellen. He gave his name
as John Davdo. "
The examination Of savini and Davido, which be.
gan on Thursday evening, before Mayor Michel, in
Jefferson City, was not concluded. It was continued
to Tuesday next
ALEXANDER SWEENEY, proprietor Of grocery
at the corner Of Yere and Kerlerec streets fell dead
of apopexy yesterday forenoon, whilst passing the
corner of Casacalvo and Marigny streets. He was
native of ireland, 40 years of age. Deputy Coroner
Weysham held an inquest and returned the proper
verdict.
JEAN MINv1ELLE was yesterday dismissed by Re.
Long from the charge of breaking open Pierre
Puryau's armoir Lerond street. and stealing $26.
There was not proof enough against him.
PATRICK BIGGs was yesterday sent before the First
District Court by Recorder Long, for breach Of
trust in failing to restore 5000 worth Of household
effects and valuable papers, entrusted to him at resi-
dence on Grod street, near Bagatee, in March last,
by Mrs. Ann Foley. Mrs. Bggs, who was included
in the accusation, received discharge.
WILLIAM OXFORD, the man arrested some time ago
on charge of being fugitive from justice in Mis-.
sissppi-beng charged with heavy robbery at Pas.
cagoula = was discharged yesterday by Recorder
Long. Lieut.. Simon had sent repeated notifications
to the Mississippi auth rities and officer or requi-
ston coming, after six weeks delay, the prisoner
had to be turned loose.
II WE FIND REPORTED on the First District police
, book, by Sergeant Moore, the fact that Henner,
female slave belonging to Mr.. Thomas H. Shields
died at her masters residence, corner Of Dryadet
and Clio streets, from the effects of an accidenta
burning the mattress she slept on having caugh
/ fire, whilst she was asleep, on Wednesday night.
JAMES McNAMEE, late proprietor of the Iro1
House," a drinking establishment on Tchoupitonla
street, opposite ST. Marys market, died yesterday
morning. We heard report last night that he hal
committed suicide by taking strychnne, but as th'
Coroner heard nothing of it during the day, we can
not offer the report as positive fact.
CIV MORRIS, whom we yesterday mentioned a
n having been arrested upon requistion from th'
Governor of Kentucky, for perpetrating heavy fraud
. in that State, yesterday morning had the engine
habeas corpus started in his behalf The usual allie
cation Of illegal arrest, etc. was made before Judg
Duvigneaud and the Chief of Police and his prsone
a were brought before him.
1t appeared that though the arrest was made unde
3 formal requistion from the Governor Of Kentucky
the Chief had had Morris arrested before obtainin
the necessary warrant from the Governor of Lousian
As as Morris arrested the Chief sent an of
+ Ger to Baton Rouge to get the Governors warran
The Governor issued the warrant but as is custom
ary in such cases. directed it to the Sheriff of tn
e parish. The prisoners counsel, of course made Oh
~ his the ground that the Chief had arreste
# him without the Governors warrant, and was sti
n without that warrant. The writ was according
confirmed and the prisoner ordered to be discharged
u Chief Adams, however, seeing beforehand thi
d Morris would be discharged, and knowing that IL
70 Sheriff had received the Governors warrant, wei
u after Sheriff officer, and had him in Court befo
At the Judge rendered his decision. As soon the'd
n. csion rendered. the Sheriff g officer rearreste
at Morris and took him back to prison.
- we understand tnaL Lne uaDeaS corpus euSlHe WI
be put on another track and again brought to th
a rescue Of Morris to-day.
"a JUDGE HUNT opened the First District Court for
wv short time yesterday in order to dispose OF the cas-
he of Frederick Sunday, convicted of embezzemen
~ and asking new trial. The Judge decided to refu
m the trial. and sentenced the prisoner to year
,e. the Penitentary. The embezzlement was to the
or tent only of eight barrels of potatoes.
ed cd The MURDER Of the butcher Adrien Claverie,
it Jefferson City, has created ON intense exciteme
among his fellow butchers, particularly the French
Gascon portion of them. At the examination of t,
in of the alleged smurderers, Savini and Ellen, or
OF vido, in Jefferson, on Thursday evening, lar
~. ve crowd of them were present. When the case
is continued, and the prisoners put in charge of
officers for conveyance back to the Jail at Carroltt