New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-19
NUMBER 166.
Ydral Sntelliaeutt.

1ssrxRDAY was WARN and variable day. The
forepar was sushiny, and the after part rainy The
rain fell 10 torrents, and gave the city thoroast
drenchiDg. :
ARMoRY HALL woke up for the season last night,
There were music, dramatic sounds, uproarieus
laughter and applause, snd oil the sounds Of good
time generally. We lerned it was the 70 eonsecra-
tion Of the old place as 8 German theater.
PHosIx FIRE CoxpANy No. 8, os the Third Dig
triet, had glorious time a1 Lake Bosgne yesterday
and procession around town after Their return. Want
Of room compels us to defer eur report to aHosher
dsy.
TEE FOLLOWING NoMTSArro,ss have Been made
BY the Independents, for the coming election
Second Distrid-For State Tai; Collector, P. A.
Charbonnet Skate Assessor, NJ. g. Blascor Thir6
Justice Of the Peace and Constable, Paul W. Colens
and B. =. schlntiss Fourth Justice Of the Peace
and Constable, F. Bosson and E. A. Bozonier.
Third Dssh'ick-For State Tax Collector, H.
Lqsto state Assessor, Felix Polk Fth .Justics Of
the Peace aad Constable, Aphonse Ca.onge and -
Ctozat.
A MuRDEE took place at about 81 o'clookon Satur~
day evening, 10 Leeds' Row, wretched aad crowded
abode OF poverty and 9Th, running back from Erato
street, between Constance and Annuuciatisn.
John Ryan, N kishman 3s years Of age, was.
stabbed In the back, between the third and fourth
ms. by one Jerry Casey, who escaped. Ryan died.
~ aoons o'clock yesterday morning. Deputy Coro-
ner Weysham set abou holding An inquest yesterday
but had defer it till to-day, for want OF witnesses.
Sergeant Moore, Of the upper police station, adsdby
other officers, spent the night in searching for The
murderer and in finding ont and arresting the asces-
sor1es. I. Casey, father Of the young man Jerry,
who did the stabbisg; D. Casey, another Of the
family James and Jobannah Adams, and Joseph
| Sutton and Frank McShsne, ware all arrested and
locked up.
The report Of the affair amounts to this: Old mar
Casey had Ryan arrested lately for disturbing thu
peace, or something Of the sort. The police, having
to believe Casey much in fault as Ryan, sr
rested him also, and they were locked up together
Casey blamed Ryan for this and, on getting ont
to be revenged Several nights previous to the
murder, Casey and his sons went to Ryans with the
intention of getting into fuss with him, and killing
him; so at least Mrs. Ryan declares, and adds that
but for her interference they would have killed her
husband. On Saturday evening, the Casey crowd
went there again, and succeeded in getting Ryan to
come out, when the elder Of the young Caseys jerry
| gave him fatal stab.
The post-mortem examination Of Ryan's body was
| heAu ySot0luoy W LIZ E1dEt Oeatu WAS caused OY
hemorrhage, resulting from stab between the third
and fourth ribs penetrating the cavity Of the chest
| and severing the intercossal arteries.
| SERIOUS STABBzNs AFFAIR took place at IL
o'clock on Saturday night in grocery at the corner
Of Greatmen and Spain streets. Thomas Sullivan
was stabbed six times with cheeseknife by Martin
Tobin; the most dangerous stab being in the abdo-
men, and, as was feared, mortal one. The wounded
man Was sent to Charity Hospital and through the
energy Of policemen Devoe, Daniels and others
Tobn was arrested, together with ]. B. Fagot and
Michael Kelley, charged as accessories, and thret
other men as Witnesses The stabbing is reported t.
have resulted from quarrel about woman.
THE MAGNOLIA BASE BALL CLUB had out thei
match Of married and SINGLE yesterday afternoon,
the Third District there being nine on each side The
married men bad 20 to select from the single only
10; and the married side won by five runs. We ap
pend the score: