New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-28
NUMBER 226.

NUMBER 226.
belonging TO child or friend, We NAV almost look
up 70 heaven and compare states with the angelic
nature, may almost say: IL have a niece os thee
mere not unworthy Of thy being now.u peter
foung, living ON the congenially named street
known as Felicity, near Rousseau. bad bovev.,
very little Of Leigh Hunts feelings n viev !,
very little respect for the sentiments exnyeaxea 4
the name Of the aforementioned street. or .rv &
the dignity related to actuate the author ~ tbs
name OF the second named thoroughfare. or III 80.
tainly would never have abused the wife of hix
bussum" and turned her adrift from the I. castle
OF comforta that every good mans house should
be for his better half. Peter looked at Mary, and
Mary looked at Recorder Adams, and Recorder
Adams sent Peter to await further investigation
A BAD FALL.-A man named Lyons, carpen-
ter, while engaged at work, met with severe ac-
cident by falling from the upper story Of building
on Magazine street, between st. Andrew and Jo-
sephine streets, in the Fourth District He was
precipitated to the sidewalk, and has had some of
his ribs fractured, and suffers other internal in
juries.
RATHER SMALL CHANGE FOR MARY.v-Mary
Gibeney says she went into the store on the corner
OF Annunciation, between Poeyfare and Calliope
streets, on the afternoon Of the 22d inst, and
handed one hundred dollar bill to J. Kahn, for
the object Of receiving full change therefor; and
that Kahn, either for reasons best known to him
self, or better to Mary retained ninetyve dollars,
and only handed her Eve dollars. OF this rather
small change for Mary" as the old play has it,
j. Kahn is held in bonds of FIVE hundred dollars, by
Recorder Monroe, and is requested to ventilate the
charge on the ID December.
| THE STATE VS.. PowERs AND CRASE.-This case.
known as "the Bayou Julia murder, y and which re-
lates to an action against Powers and Crane charged
with the murder of Capt. Probar, at Bayou Julia,
on the Goth October last, was brought up before
| Assistant Recorder Monroe on Saturday, when tes.
tmony was given by
| "GeOrge the apostle" !" who testified to the par
ticulars incident to the murder of the deceased
Captain-and evidence being given by Mark Latzr
and Simon Perowitch to corroberate the same-Re
corder Monroe sent the case for trial before Firs
District Court.
MORE OF THE BOGUS MoNEY.-On Saturday AL
bert Munger was placed at the bar of the Record
|
bill on Canal Bank, one A. L. Huppe. He wa
| held to answer on Sd December next George
Notch was brought up under similar charge, pre-
ferred by Nicholas Wenstein; said Notch knowing
at the time that said bill was counterfeit H,
| was held to answer the charge on the lst Decem
| Der.
The STATE vs.. JERRY CASEY FOR THE MURDE,
OF JOHN RYAs.-We have already given the mali
features of this case, and alluded to the capture o
the principal accused during the early portion o
| the past week
On Saturday Assistant Recorder Monroe furthe
| investigated the case, when Honora Ryan, wife o
the deceased, testified that Jerry Casey and an
other man came to her house in Leeds Row on thu
evening Of the 18th September, and dragged away
and assaulted her husband and that she interposet
and was also assaulted by the accused. She criet
for assistance and watchman came, who aidet
in carrying her husband within the house, when i
was discovered he had received a dangerou
wound, q stab, in the back between the third an
fourth ribs penetrating the cavity and dividing tn
arteries and ultimately producing death. Her hus
band avowed that Casey had had hand in hi
murder
Mrs. Ann Cole also testified that she lived il
Leeds Row, and was at home on the night above
referred to, but knows nothing of the particular
| of the murder other than those communicated tt
her by the deceased. She saw Casey at the house
before and after the stabbing, and when the police
were called she saw Casey go by her house at
very rapid rate.
On this testimony, all that could be obtained, the
Recorder sent the accused to the First Distric
| Court for further trial.
| BURGLARY IN A SroRE.-On Saturday morning
early, the store of Messrs. F. Salean & Brother
! No. 100 Tchoupitouas street, was burgariously
| entered, and one of those much talked-of anti
burglary safes blown open by gunpower and rifled
of eighty dollars in cash and check for one hun
dred and fftyve dollars. 1t is suspected that two
men were engaged in this "little job,'' but who
| they are is not of our knowledge.
! NEW CouNTERFE1rs.-E. s. Leonard, charged
with passing counterfeit $40 bill of the Cana
Bank, bogus stuff now so plentiful in this city, was
brought to the First District lookup last Saturday
night He struggled hard and resisted the officer
and on being searched, more of the counterfeit
| bills were found on him.
| Nor QUITE THE CHEEsE-Wiley Barns, f. m. G,
is locked up in the First District police station fo
stealing box of cheese from off the steamboat
| landing.
| SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO K1LL.-Charles Zeig.
Ter was arrested in the Third District charged with
| shooting at one John Jones with a revolver, and
having the intent to kill The firing was very ex-
peditiousy performed, and the ball passed into the
mouth of jones' leaving him in very critical state.
He is now in the Hospital. Last evening we learned
that this affair was purely accidental, and zeigler
was discharged.
Run OvER.-The cabmen of our city are singu-
lary reckless in their driving, and an example in
the shape of punishment should be made for their
special benefit. On Saturday, Geo. Morken drove
his carriage over one Thomas Connolly, injuring
his legs to such an extent as may MAIN him for
life. Connolly, however, was drunk; and it re-
mains to be seen to-day who is to blame, cabby or
Connolly. .~y
CASE OF SHooTING--M MURDER. - On Saturday
morning about 10 O'Clock the neighborhood of Sec
ond street and Apollo, in the Fourth District
was the scene Of an unusual excitement, growing
out of a fatal ARRAY between Ephraim P. Phillips
and James H. Hearsy, whereby the latter came tc
his death, as is alleged, by pstol-shot wound
from pistol in the hands of the former. The vic.
tim fingered four hours after the fatal shot and
then expired in great agony.
Assistant Recorder j. B. Soraparu, successor to
Mr.. Weysham, had not been installed in his new