New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
VOLUME XII.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 80, 1859.
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THE RAIN continues to fall numerously." Sun
shine and shower have alternated for the last two
days, with most uncomfortable degree Of heat.
A GREAT PART OF the celebration excitements of
the forthcoming Glorious Fourth will take place out.
side the city limits The groves in the vicinity will
have their pic-nics and other joyous gatherings of
the young people whilst most of the neighboring
watering.places will be visited by merry crews of
soldiers and remen and excursioniss Of all classes
and degrees.
We think the frolc of the occasion will be the
joint excursion of the Washington ArtilIersts and
the Continental Guards to Pass Christian. Both
| Companies have been some time preparing for the
frolic, and have reason to think it will be asors
of a one. We understand that some of the Mobile
military intend being at the Pass to take hand in
the festivities with their New Orleans brethren.
The companies are to leave here on Saturday even
ing. The exercises will consist Of the usual routine
marching, drilling, target.shooting, dining, dane.
ing, visiting and everything else that's agreeable.
The Artillerists intend taking along one of their
pieces and large number of balls for heavy artil-
lery practice The visit will infuse new life into
the Pass for time The return is to be by Wednes-
day morning.
| Creole Fire Company No. intend spending the
Fourth at Biloxi Other excursions are in prepara-
ton, and great will be the festivities around among
the watering places We regret but one thng-and
that is, that we will not be able to honor all the
polite invitations we have received
CAPT. JOSE FAURlE, of the lake schooner Monte
rey, was rearrested at the lake on Tuesday, by
Officer Bouosa, of the Second District police. Some
weeks ago, as our readers may remember, he was
rested and examined before Justice Duplanter on
charge of having cruelty tortured boy on board his
schooner, whilst lying off Bay st. Louis, and was dis
missed, there being no strong evidence upon which
to hold him. and the case being beyond the jursdic
tion OF the Court. At that time it was not known
what had become of the boy, and it was suspected
that he had died of the injuries inflicted upon him.
Since then, however, he has returned to this city, and
related his story to uncle who has set foot the
present prosecution Joaquin Llorete Marques, Nor
that is the boys name) tells the following story: That
the captain and one of his men caught hold of him
and tied his feet together, and applied pine torches
| to them to force confession from him. That they
aterward made him sit over coal furnace the char
red pantaoons being in the posse sion of the unce)
until he was nearly dead. After taking him from
the furnace they tied weight to his feet, and max
Ing the ibhallards fast to his body, hauled him up
| and down out of the water until he was nearly
| drowned and then cut the halliards and left him in
the water. The poor boy rescued from the water
| by men from another vessel near by. His inhuman
torturer will be held till the necessary documents
rive from Missssippi that is, should ne not pre-
viously make his escape by of writ of habeas
| corpus.
JAMES MARRELY was arrested last Saturday in
Jefferson City, for saerilegous theft, in entering
the Catholic Church of that city and stealing silver
crucifix from the altar. He was at once arrested
and by the Mayor committed for trial in the Jefferson
District Court. Being arraigned for trial Monday,
he pleaded guilty, and at once sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. This was quick work
certainly. The prisoner was poor, forlorn looking
devil; said he was drunk when be stole the cross
and appeared to be very much humiliated in his
trouble.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Judse Hunt Clara
Brown, charged with assault and battery, was yes
terday dismissed by nolie prose1ut
Patrick Coy was tried for assault and battery and
found guilty.
Thos Skinner, charged with two assaults and bat
teres pleaded guilty to charge and dismissed
| from tne Ot1ef.
The rest of the cases were continued.
RECORDER SUMMERS CouRr-James and John
McCabe had to make up q purse OF $l5 for MIR.
Gifen, yesterday, for raising row on New Levee
street on Tuesday, and drawing fveshooter and q
knife upon the officers who arrested them.
Adam Ruth paid S. for an ungallant assault upon
Elizabeth Gerretty. John Fleming paid s. for pop
ping Louis Getwerth.
Mary Green, f. W. c., was fined SO, and Ben and
Cyprien slaves, S. each for renting in contra
vention in house on Dryades street. large crowd
of drunkards and brawlers had to pay small fines or
retire from public life.
Salvador Morphy, charged with assaultng and
threatening Joseph Butz with dangerous weapon,
was dismissed as were also James Gallagher and
Kearns Gallagher, charged with stealing 500 worth
of silverware and clothing from the residence of
VIM. C. Wilson, and Franklin Pease alias Pierce
charged with robbing the money drawer in T. j.
Roberts coffee house.
Louis Fix and Bernard Muller were sent before the
First District Court trespass in forcibly invading
, the premises of Edward Heyden, at the corner OF
Tchoupitouas street, and carrying away his hydfGnt
water. Bail given by both. st&5s
The following were arraigned and booked for fu
ture examination %%
o. w. Henry, charged with knocking down aud
woundng George Ingram, by blows with sonta heavy
blunt weapon, thereby committing an assault Wish
dangerous weapon, on Julia street, between St
Charles and Carondelet, on Monday. Bal given To
popheIia Bennett, W. c. charged with q 81 iss
$40 set Of cameo jewels from the roeH,A Monda
DAVIS, l. W. G., az NO 81 tAStA ftfUnSe Oh csts Ee
the jewels being found in hsis y Tie ID.
street Bail given to aSpear orby Mar Mason VI
assault and batterssapd 50 Marais street, NJ.
her from her rooaiat ut, and afterwards beating
day, and locking hsE woundng her in the leg Will
brutality OF one tl&dother, kicking her and draggi
. pitcher, tpd ct lssi Fixed for to morrow.
. her about Csou charged with threatening the life
Wia. Hydr, Commissary of Dryades market Fix
/ + Dalcatarday.
for sSaba Martin, charged with foully abusing R,
6 5MeGauh and chasing her with stick, on Tuesd
!. away out Lafayette street. Fixed for Saturday.
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f. VIGILANCE COMMITTEES IN ST. MARTIN AND v
81 MILLION PARIsuEs-From the Lafayette Echo of s
t. urday last, we extract the following:
Last Saturday morning, at very early hou,
large number Of men, mounted horseback, q
arn followed by an equal number in carriages, rode il
our town and dismounting on the public squa
almost completely blocked up that part fronting
oks courthouse. We must admit, that when we saw ST
.o. formidable gathering that our curiosity wrout
a. up to the highest pitch, and were anxious to Fl
rior out the meaning of such movement, for occas
Inc ally several stout active looking yeomen would WI