New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
Yofal yntelligtnte.

sultTy. The nastiest sort of a day.
PATRICK CUTLER fell down stairs and fractured
his skull yesterday morning, in a house On Marais
street. He was taken to the Charity Hospital.
New LOCOMOTIVE for the Pontchartrain Rail.
road has arrived from Philadelphia. 1t will soon be
on it's Wheels whizzing away place Of the smashed.
up Liberty.
BAIL HAS BEEN REFUSED to Hyppolite Percival,
committed for mansaughter in killing Auguste Gar
cia; Judge Hunt preferriDg to await the action of
the Grand Jury on the subject.
| FRANCIS ROBERTSON, sailor, was killed on Sun
day night by falling whilst drunk out OF a second
story window of Joe Davis house on Gallatin street.
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday and returned
the proper verdict.
he IS BACK at his old post again. wide awake
and full Of" ideas. We mean our other old friend
and reportorial brother of Mobile Dan Langdon, long
time ago of the Mobile Advertiser, and latterly re-
elected to his old locality Give your paw by tele
| graph, Dan and let US know if the rumor be true,
that the Mobile Contnentas to be at The Pass on
the Glorious Fourth :? Just want to know, because
the Pass is to be carried by Storm that day, by the
bold soger boys" from this side, who, we think will
not be averse to little help from your side.
A BLOODY FIGHT WITH KNIVES took place last
night abeut O'clock between James Manning and
James Lynch on the banquette in front Of the house
jointly occupied by them and their families, on St.
Peter, or Liberty street. between lafayette and Girod
From all we could hear, one was landlord to the
other both were in liquor; quarrel arose between
them at neighborng grocery, where one slapped
the others face; and, meeting afterward in front of
their house. both drew knives and went TO work.
Manning was stabbed in the left breast, and in the
abdomen the latter wound being large as to let
his bowels out. Lynch was stabbed in front of the
left shoulder, behind the shoulder gashed in the
face, and it was believed, stabbed in the side also.
At the termination Of this bloody set-to, Manning
wife took him to house ST. Paul street; Lynch re-
maned at home. Policeman Coste, who was one of
the first to reach the scene, found one Of the bloody
knives lying on the banquette. As Lynch was seated
on chair in his room, bending his head down, and
groaning from his wounds, Mrs. Manning, who had
left her husband at the house on ST. Paul street,
rushed in, and exc!aiming, " You have murdered my
husband snatched heavy dipper from the mantel-
piece, and began beating him over the head with
the fury of fend. Coste at once seized her an
took her to the lookup.
Both the wounded men were taken To the Charity
Hospital by their respective friends. Manning was
believed to be mortally wounded. Lynch, though
not apparently so badly hurt, was believed to be in
dangerous condition.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH report 127 as the number
of interments in the city cemeteries last week. OF
this number, 5S adults, and go minors and chill
dren. We append the classification of The Board:
Abscess of lung l, albuminura l, apopexy 2, bron
chitis @ cancer l, casualties O. cholera cholera in
antum A. cholera morbus l, congestion of the brain
T. consumption II, nfantile convulsions TO- puerpera
convulsions l, debility ,infantile debility L. derum
tremens A, acute diarrhea l., chronic diarrhea 2
dropsy 4, drowned 3, acute dysentery l, chronic
dysentary S, diphtera g. enteritis @ entero coitis
bilious fever l. congesve fever s. remittent fever
scarlet fever typhoid fever 3Sgas enteritis l. dis
Of the heart l, hydrocephalus 2, Inflammation Of
the kidneys 1, Inflammation of the liver l, inaamma
ton of the lungs 3, Inflammation of the stomach
nfantile marasmus 5, measles L. meningitis L. old age
g. palsy l pleursy l, premature birth l, rheumatism
scrofula l. stilborn s. teething s. iris nascentium
g. liberation of the bowels liberation of the throat
L. worms l, wounds. Total, I27.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Hunt-Charles
Since, convicted of having counterfeit coin in his
possession with intent to issue the same yester
day sentenced to two years in the Pe1itentiary
Andrew Smith, charged with manning, in biting
off somebody's ear and nose, was dismissed by nolie
prosequi, the case having been fixed several times
and the prosecuting witnesses never appearing.
| white person, and acquitted.
Joseph Polidor, +. m. c., charged with larceny
withdrew his previous plea of not guilty, and offered
the plea of guilty. The plea was accepted and the
prisoner sentenced to one year in the Penitentiary
G. NJ. Hall, charged with counterftiting on three
counts, to.wit counterfeiting, passing counterfeit
; coin, and having countereiting implements in his
possession-was dismissed by noe plosequi from the
first and third counts, but detained for trial on the
second count, that of passing counterfeit coin.
Louis Lenfert, alias Joseph Mozart, charged with
was dismissed by nolle prosequi. Virgil Bonsegn.
eur, t. M c.. charged with insulting white person,
was similarly discharged.
draft of l25 jurors ordered, to serve during
t July.
A. Wheaton was tried for assault and battery
found guilty, and sentenced to pay fine of $l5 or
be imprisoned one week.
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURr.-A large batch OF
male and female greasers, found lying drunk sleep
ing drunk, staggering drunk, noisy drunk. fighting
drunk, and all other kinds of drunk, yesterday
/ put through the usual Monday course of sprouts
Barney and his Black Maria getting most of them.
A corporaVs guard of the Montague Guards con.
ssting Of a Patrick, Michael a Christopher, a
Daniel, and John, brought in for snoozing on the
steamboat landing, were sent out to the Mason de
Hernandez for a month.
John Hickey and wife, of Levee street. were dis
e charged. When officer Tim ORegan found them he
took them for drunken Hickeyups, but being sober
and Hckeys up waen brought before the Recorder,
they were let of.
WIN. DOnnely, lOr raising q drunken Snlndg or
Girod street aud having revolver in his pocket was
sent to the workhouse for two MONTHS in default o.
. $40 fine. Michael Burke, who helped him. was sen
out for month. Several cabs had TO pay for stand
= ing on the woodwork of the evee. John Maher had
no $40 to pay for punching Thomas Sowden, and hat
{ to go to prison for month.
The following were discharged: James Flynn
- charged with beating his wife Catherine and Rober
Comeriord and wife, and Mrs. Farre, charged by eacl
! other with ill-treatment.
The following parties were arraigued, and all gay
y bail to appear for examination on the 30th:
Edward Kennedy, charged with violently lambast
: ing John Manning and trying to throw him into
o well. OH Notre Dame street. on Friday last.
v John Jones and his wife Elizabeth charged will
having without license from the war-offce cruel
> mauled Lawrence Wallace the evening of the 2Ot
: inst. at No. 1853 Pacaner street; John battering hin
over the head with club and Elizabeth pelting hin
with brckbnts ipjuring him SO seriously, as to con
;, fine him to his bed for week.
Charles Dutchman, charged with bombarding an
seriously njuring George Carter, with rocks, piece
of iron, and other missiles, THE 18th inst at tn
corner of Howard and Thalia streets that being til
final siege and assault after succession of scsttern
i guerrilla attacks.
), Bridget Higgins, charged with having fcrociousl
8, slapped and kicked Mrs Mary LAWYERS daughte