New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
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crowd who assembled fav davs since 4 M "a ca.
tomhouse street. where thu nrooramm. corrs.ssd a
champagne OF different brands m y a.;ntv cod
spread Of comestibles a. the nrndpst resfsnrstany
could provide. M Maurice. Of The cbamnsenx houss
Of Ch Fare, at eims-formerlv the bouss 4 Tar
Sutaine Co-introdueed the comnanv n ,y,s .s,oc.
est liquids OF that famous establishment especially
the "Cabinet' and "Imperial" brands nr which
there is heavy esl wherever dainty wine drinkers
abound. The spread was IN the warehouse. amid the
soothing odors Of winecaaks, and the guests were
seated On the soft sides d winecases Il is needless
10 tell now basket after basket Of the diamond beaded
beverage disappeared in The stasting.r Or how ven
satisfied the tasters appeared V Be- We would be at
q loss to account for the lbszaaty with which n.
Maurice and bis leftbower, o. local agent, Mr..
Herr, submit their wines to the atastins' Of their
ii'ehos aao pas1ohs' oio we nov Ano~ something o.
.ne immense business they 90. -. Aaurice, who
ieases iof france III Ie" Gays sa4es wnn MIN
orders Tor no less tnan nVe thousand baskets Of me
". ARE champagne. lnese Wlne-tasehss, no one
VI "hen cost less tnan Two or Three nondred DOLLARS
are weekly occurrences ~ NO. ~ stfeet
THERE WAS Tercu OF RoxANcs IN RxAL LIrr
in this city yesterday An old gentlennan in tho
Fourth District, well OF, and possessor Of : pretty
young daughter, missed said daughter, Found she
had eloped with too persuasive steamship officer
Came stavng down town with pistoloric intentions.
Got on the track Of the lovers Found them costly
together at certain house Toro clothaa a,oaabed
fosn,nra and asn,anssS <. As sss. sosnss smssnsa
:'.I .sAus. Aas asusnssl' Aoset nos
officer with warrant. Old gent went foaninR AFTER
uolica lover wbisked sveefl,ea,t frta ra,,;a,.
dasbed down ,ovn IA No. s;lt., rs 81
~ a.1 70. e''As. A''s s'eu y ~
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old gent. Old gent arrived with police Formal de-
mand for body Of Miss -. Lover said no s,eh
nerson ayonnd Oil vaa tbars and sa;d t,.t,. g
Confusion generally. ouieted bv lover intrndncin.
o;rl to ola aant ~ ,,o,;ca 3 IL N. ~ '75 q =
g.. ~ nv sue oA1 po'.se '', e uia "Ac, n1s. - -
Giri SAID that's so, 700. Certificate exhibited. Old
gent rayed, and talked bloody police told him no
use. Went away hot as a Tampico pepper. Strong
probabilities of earIv reconciliation and cb.mnaors
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A MILLIONAIRE ON 4 SPREE il an odd heading for
Local tom .,nt i., Amon said q T. -o,.h cool
''e = ~ :. = 49, s''1 = = -o.Aa 10
million got on spree yesterday and got into the
worst sort Of company-thAt Of the painted Jezebels
in one of the worst purlieus Of the city The poIic
rescned him and forna that be baa ts., sass -
-' ".'N '1AAN .1. - A' ~. 1s' sesssA y.
only Sloo-a mere bagatelie lot 2 millionaire.
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boat landing last evening. large quantity Of corn
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through the platform. were removed. X was fonnd
tho. tho eood 4, ,r;za,, ,h,,a u ~.
NC noou aAu "noie Soiony = sa.sl ia.s
ABOVE the patform, and tnat tney were holding high
carnival under the corn pile. miscellaneous crowd
of over hundred people and two terrier oos we're
onoooa5 ohart On honr T.; ro,.n,~ ~. ,asI ,;..,
onsaseu ADoue an noui ~ ioutns eue pesAy ta'elo
" Varmints. Ihe sport was immense.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr. The Grand
ro. - .t; , ro.o ,,; ..at.,. -.
" 's coui' mefe - session unoer
tne charge gwen 70 Them the Gay before oy Judge
Campbell, to find out how far and by whom the
African saya trade ia encouraged in this citv They
were nnttino a nunher NJ snhnoenoed .,tnasses
W. ps ~ v. o.orN""eu "is.esses
tnrough an lnquisltlon most OF them being legtl-
mate negro-traders Of this city. OF course, what the
Jurors found out (if they found out anvtbinr1 will
~. l. Ino, t;, ,ha, ,,u ,a,a
- - = AA 10y s'-' -A"As ''1s1 iefois "
the court.
JouS PAUL. German. was dangerously stabted
-, ,o,,,,,. ,,o Ia,a,, 60, =.
Wy young ilan nalneu JAMES uieen, on monuay
evening, in Jefferson City. They had dispute about
some matter when, as it is stated, Paul picked up
stone IN throw at Green the latter drew, kr;se
- =. -. 60
raul .urheu ~ iun' out "as ho' 4aieA uieen
stabbed him IN the back, burying the blade nearly
the whole length, and breaking it off in the body.
Tho b,ade WAS subsequently EXTRACTED al ercent tho
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point, by q surgeon. uEeen, WHO al once gave nln-