New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-18


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boat, the Arrow, was the first "a ,...,, ~.
take the passengers snd crew f,om ~. 49,. an
came over on the Arrow, reaching ~ ~. :. -. -
The Ravenswood was ,he prouertv u g.. -
Grant, who was aboard: m. vaued A e9s 40 ".
was not insured, The Army ~ .hr.la ~. ~
coming over toved the bnrn,.s host :. .,. Ds's1e
which abe grounded in EIGHT ~ 49,, ,..,-I
and MACHINERY will nrobahIv 10 .o-s1 ''''''
4 y-.
,...,,,r.-s y. - $3.50 .os soe aa"qoe
c.n Mars,r. r.;a..a I. 1929 ps ., .ao sne Ames,
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ranut,;osn aAa osAs. n."',oss y, s.e youns
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SUMNER THEA7sscALs appear to be mere lively
now than they have been for great many Summers
past Every week we nave public performance by
some soc1ety OF amateafs and it has pleased US to
note that me young ambition OF the young gentle
men mas been Iberaiiy encouraged by the pleasure
seeking public.
we spent very pleasant hour or two at the Or
leans tneater on Saturday night The Crescent Ora
mas'e ASSOCIATION, composed ofnptown young gentle
nen, ana sne Creole Amateurs, composed Of down
,ouDs sen"emen, gave JOINT performance the
~ peuy s'mns .ne pay OF :" Inc Wile'~ ana
co. y M pauy ewing, 10 frenen, sne farce en-.
Me- Az. ,r.- -s A.u ~no " Always IN hurry.
era1, .nSaa..sa .A appeHleo - tne Wile, ana was
M. ~ ',efal nass'Des OF tne Crescent
so"pAny Ane rfenen iarce was admirably given,
GIRLS danced nlaaaa n.Iv tatua., ~. ,,;a,..
Of the Crescent comnanv M - H. ,nan.s.s =.
(for whose benefit the per,o,mance vos c;,sr ,sa,
telling hit by his appearance 4; ctar.ct.r IA -,
dition Of two Irish, sonrs. Ths vorr, r.u,,ar,.r
we NAV add nerornea h;a no = =, ;. NJ. w;fan -;.h
narticnlar ercellence and T. all ri. .,,,.s..na..
he discloses sn;r;t and a concen.;o, ~ ac.;n~
which rnanv stage nnofosa;onals n,;.ht anvv Tba
audience which wau not In - ,e,ah. h:rs
expected on so warm night. and which included a
fair proportion of the better SEX remained to the end
and left, to all appearance, highly gratiaed.
The next performance is to be given by a third
band Of amateurs, the Louisiana Histrionics.. at
the Amphitheater, next Thursday night. A strong
bill is offered for the occasion. It is advertised in
the proper part Of our paper.
A generous rivalry among the three amateur 80
ceties, and continuance Of the approving smiles of
the public will do much toward banshing the usual
summer night ennui from our midst.
Two DuELs were fought on Saturday; one near
Carrollton, and the other at Metairie Ridge. Both
couples Of combatants young gentlemen of this
city, and both used swords. In each affair one Of the
parties received not very serious wound followed
au inse' Vi ifienus ana Oh honorable ADJUST
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RICHARD sArTERFIELD, the well.known and vener-
able coiored Baptist preacher, who SO long presided
over 'he cnaaca on cypress street, died on Friday
.as'' ~ .ne oo1u year Vi ns age ne was not only
49,. ,.SJ .H ~ -. 0onsl lesason aao osner people ot
nls wv eo.oi ous Sas nign,y essee"ed py ah Wnite
peop.e "uo Ane" nlnl. nus iunerai' On SATURDAY
v.euns' .,, "as very iarse one 'ne stree1 oeing
Ase'any oianlnea WIN hegtoes' ana tne procession
'ne VI s'ea' ienssn'
ROBERT hANLEY was stabbed and badly wounded
on Saturday night in fight at the corner of Poydras
and Liberty streets. He was taken to the Charity
,,os orrost.d +. ossoan rs.naa =. ~ -'anuasn.
tho stahh;a D,..;s,- - 'As .aaa VIZ uo
nr,dan orJ osfoa, n.,.on ~ 49,. :. .A,u.
a. ond ont son,e ona dn,;na .hn Aas sno'
u.nIo-, nos arnos.oa ~ Auo '"naes u,
eaht cnna.,. - ,,aaa 49,, ~ "..a.ss. Ane
n;,l nrahah1u oon,a ~. 49, @ anu iss ne,,.s
ooraar cn,,,,on, ''''oA '''o'e Ae
MAN sl.h Of crazy OF po.n, ana unable to give
us nan' ''eu " ulo"n hnisei III Tue river, at tne
oo' utasiei s'ree'' carry yesterday morning. he
p'unseu n' nu' was soon nsnea oat ana onhcer Fish
sooA n''l W 'ne io'h'up lof sale heepng.
THE OLD THIRD DISTRICT LOCK UP, immediately
adjoining the new one, is being metamorphosed into
an elegant coffeehouse. Mr.. Valencia, who bought
tne property Is dolng tne tnns az large expense
The RECORDERS had little business of interest be.
fore them on Saturday.
Recorder Summers lined lot OF cartmen $40 each
Tor dumping trash on the batture fined two men s.
eacn lor nathlng IN the river In daylight; dismissed
ratrick ana Mary Lee charged with holding on te
Mary Merbaeks baggage, worth $lOO, the case being
civil hela samuel DUBOIS Tor hearing on charge
and held Etienne pauone IN . charra nf rsna;u, sn
,,oot of,or hor,a ~ O. Mo,n,. .s,-a. '1e
IHE JEFFERSON JOURNAL, OF Saturday, states thai
an inquest was held BY Coroner Dan. Young, OF
wednesday ias.' Oh tne body OF Hermann Schneider
louho oeao III tue swamp az or near the lake end
Tue 'enerson hallroaa' upon Inc examination
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