New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04
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~ Report sf shooI Board ON elgIseA 49,

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storm Of min thnna., sra,;ss.n;s. ass--ls ~
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ward that dust vas oc ths ,. =, -. Z. ,,,.
OUR Rxrorrc,,., c.,...-- :. 90. - ,s-
John Jaw Ian. -. -. "~..1..s1. s.e i:
He did the b,is.in, a..a y. wai.-. -. r".o- Nj
Teunessee Tn. tb;ns -. y, r".-.Gya,,-, :. ,'
gated, as follow: 80 0.'.''-'S pso'-~'
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Dr. Rivers NJ JOHs JAY LANE 4 New orIss.s. b m
AI,.N M NJ OF jackson. H. r.
-, .e.ey sASsue .os nsnt hand q fellowship,
WV sne enP ~ so nensoc. nfosneshood, to ouS
plo'ae. yum sua ~ "nceaey wisntng him and biz
ia'f oroe 'oe srea. lengsn OF hie, and the largest
possible accomulaaon OF earthly felicity. " know
we will be heartily endorsed BY tho hosts Of hi
rb.bs. .u..ou. aI,c. IN h., ..,,.
Esrth,. bi~bs.. II, "a ~. 80 &
P1sv srom n. ro.d ~ .n,,. m.
To reach i. through = Isn..
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fHR LADIES AND CHILDREN Will bear In mind that g
noon performance is to be given at the AmphitSe.
ater tomorrow, for their accommodatioa. An eoues
trisn dramatic spectacle and other attractions Vii bs
onereo.
TIE JACKSON PrRxsxx arrived la.t .ven;n~ hv
the Jael.or ps,,,o.a Tt.....s -. - s, -,
s.s ,'ena iney are nne, many iook.
ing Dano' uniformed IN red and black. They bfuaght
with them their engine and hoe carriage huth
handsome machines. Thsv ~. r,ce,v.s 4, E..se
Fire Company No "a dessss.ia,s I1, y ~ 49,.
Companies; Cniet Engineer Gfubef making the
speech Of welcome, on behalf of ths dspsrtnent.
They were escorted down town IN proeelIioo vttJ,
,r,.;e t,-,t,;.1s. xSsss.. -. ~
mus., 'iAuspaiencies, .oicnhenD, fockess and car
non nF1ng tney marching IN nont aud the Kag1e boys
hauling their apparatus. The procession endsa a
Eagles house on Daupiue street. and after tbss
~ Son1usse :. ~ 41A1sis "n'sn na" DeeA - ps
soasly prepared ior tneir accommodation. The eel
ebration to-day will eclipse any thing we have had
for many years.
Mr. T. =. RAMSEY VINO arrlved In the city from
Baton Rouge at an early hour YESTERDAY morning.
was vaylaid and robbed whilst n.ssing g, tb,oaeh
No.o,,.. ,t,a. g., .:,,.... - 80 - .
Doule sn'a1ns 'aleM oss ovef me-
head, knocked him senseless, and rided his pockets
Of $3.50. When Mr.. B. recovered, the villains had
made good their escape.
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ANOTHER COTTON LADEN SHR, the Vanguard,
Capt Norton cleared for Croustadt, and lying over
the river near Slauehterhouse Point -. d.eov.,ea
to have fire in her cotton yesterday morning the
origin of it as usual mystery. Several engines
:. 80, s; ~ . Z I. 4, ~ - s-4''ss 80
a. "ofA oorins Tue osy' pouring ID tne Wasef.
HUGH KELLY was stabbed in the neck and dan
-oeronslv vonnded on Weanesdsv r;aht 4; 30 -.
var,. :. ~. :. r.,.. - :,
way coneenouse ~ 'ne corner q Fulton ana Nossa
Dame streets, by John Kerney. BE was sent to the
Hospital. Kerney was arrested, together with Com
vav and several others CHARGED x ac...-o,;a.
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RECORDER SUMMERS CouRT.-J0hn Kefney Wls
yesterday arraigned on CHARGE Of having stabbed
in the neck and danoeroua,v vouna.a ~. ..,..s
- ~. M ".I '..s. 1s...-u !.
nugn hehey' Mse on wednesday nlgns, IN conee-
house at the corner OF Fulton and Notre Dame
streets; and Patrick Conway keeper of the cofFse
bonsa Iohn Lynch Jobn posd .nd p.t,;ol 49, 49,
, 80 .ss:.s 80. ~ ~ .' s.u .'.'sA MoVle.
"efe arrleheo oh Inc charge ot navlng AIDED ana
abetted the business. They were all arrested by po-
liceman NJ. Mitchell; good Job for him; and tho
Racorder sent them all ~ nr;son = -.
~ ~. H9u ~ :" "eAs .1s .es.ls
oI Tue "oanus lnhleleo Aeuy peing az Charity
Hospital. s.
George Nicholas Scheck was sent before the Frat
District Court for assault with dangerous weapon
having on the 1st Of January, in the Pittsbure 10
TEL fractured the skull of thomas Katon, by blow
| with poker. Katon's recovery was proyidential !.
| for he laid long time at Charity Hospital within
hairs breadth of death. The case had been xed "a
examination four or five times but had to be coptin.
ued each time, owing to Katons continued prostre-
ton at the hospital In note at the bottom 81 tse
affidavit, the District Attorney to the case ss one
entitled to specially close prosecution. Scheck,
4 was admitted to bail Of $500. 73.,757i
E. Welsh, for drawing dirk on John Pleas yester.
day morning. at the New Basin, was ordered 10 nav
ry,,.k ~. -