New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-10
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some few clouds, but no rain.
THs BENEFIT to Miss Louise Arnot, at the Amphf-
tbeater on Wednesday night. was = rouser in moys
respects than one the benefit being complimentary
on the part Of hessrs. Spading Rogers, - well g
on the part of all the gentlemen attaches Of the
Amphitheater. No less than $40 tickets were sold
to persons who did not attend the theater. This
swelled the receipts Of the house 10 1l022, al of
which she received.
Besides this, the applause was uproarious and con-
tnuous; thing not altogether unpleasant. Further,
the stage was repeatedly befowered with the richest
bouquets. And then, attached to one Of the boa
quets, was gold locket and chain, containing the
dsguerreotypes OF . gentleman and bis wife whose
hearts were with the fair beneficiary. Also, gold
necklace and cross, presented BY Mr. McGN, Of tie
Amphitheater coral y. Of jewelry, from some M
known hand and an $50 diamond ring, from soms
young gentleman who signed himself only r. E:y
This was altogether great benefit and was the
first real event in Miss Louises theatrical career.
The Marsh troupe, Miss Louise and a left last even
ing on the Morrison for St. Louis The Morrison.
we may add, was crowded with other notable pas
sengers; three Of whom the Major, the Captain and
the High Private, had previously takea : lease or
the social hail. for the purpose Of treating the other
passengers as guests.
In honor Of the Major, an artillery salute was fired
from the Algers side as the boat left.
lhs ofHkh IAN VINO was killed WIN n. ANDREW
=. ValA " sstoke OF hgntnng, y Mineporg, On
wednesday evening" tsome accosns q Wnicn -
gave yes'eloay) was sne fisherman BOD, or hooeEns
oWne. Q. 'ne ooa1' H. CampDen iof1unatey e.
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Gill;, =; ps.sa-,s - 100 se - .oooe1 1, a :.
ireland and after aubiIe retnrred - ~ c;..
Officer Brooks arrested him. and he vas taLan :,
Mississippi. and tried and convicted and sentenced
to seven wears in the Pepitentiary. After sx
months seryitude he escaped from the Penitentfayv
came to this cty. and shipped az sailor for liver
nool. He cot hack tn this ctv nm wednesdav :. az,
was yesterday looking out for another berth, when
Carroll caught him. As he has six years yet to serve
in the Mississippi Pententiary, the catch was bad
one for him. He has wife and child living in this
city; they were at Court yesterday, waiting pa
tently to see him.
ANOTHER JENNY Tw1rcHER bas turned mo- IN
the person of one Johnson johnson went into q
clothing store in the Second District and bought
pair Of pants. Changing, to see if they would it,
he left his watch and other traps on tine counter
Whilst the storekeeper had his back turned changing
the money, or doing something connected with the.
SALE Johnson adroy stuffed two coats into his new
lybought pants He left nndetected. Shortly after
ward the storekeeper missed his coats just about
the same time johnson remembered bis uatch and
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thlhgs' Aeit On tne counter. fancyn8 probably thae
the coats would not be missed, he went back for his
watch and things. The storekeeper at once seques
cred upon him and the uapts and coatz and ,vatc,
o,a tt, - ~ Ss' - " 80.
anu .sihgs anu al'' Johnson now boards At me
Hotel de Fremaux. 'Vel, vot Of it,"
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w sno 'e'ee' fns' Dis.fic'' w ohicer risk, on
| charge OF having assaulted and cut Mr. Paisleys
| slave Horace with carving knife, with intent to
kill William will be introduced this morning to
tall and go0d00king gentleman by the name of Sum-
mers.
|
| EDWARD MURRAY, too.susceptible I. m. Co.. was
arrested by officers Carr and Nixon on St. Charles
street charged with tbe ahdnct;on and corcsaI.,,t
~ :, "n1 sonsea.'n.ns .a
OF too'enticlng oarHey gal, ihe properly Of Ar.
Murphy. Murray like Othello, will to-day have to
tell the tale of his love to that most potent grave and
| reverond secn,- pa.oraar cnr,r,.r. -
.'.etsAN 'es i'eeo'u'i Suu'ne's. ~
| THE AMOUNT OF DAMAGE by the fire yesterday
| morning, (reported in Yesterdays Crescent, was
.h,. 4, ono m. .,.. - n. !,
aoous 94'oov' Ane wv upper s'ofes oi "rs no..'ns
mouse were destroyed the furniture being much dam
aged, as well as the furniture in DIR. Parmleys
house, by the water thrown, How the fire started
uas not knovn 's
"a' W. An'"A' $3.50.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr. - Judge Hum-J. B.
Wentworth yesterday pleaded guilty to charge Of
larceny, and threw himself upon the mercy OF the
Court. He was remanded to await the sentence Of
the law. a5
Pierre Boulat, Michael Garrity, and Robert Barns,
bv J ; tb ,tt e h;n w.. Ws.l ~. a,s,.sseu I - y
bsan tho neaca hssJss "e. o''s pus u.oei o'nas ~
ipnis pPosco ass' Vas triad FIR ,srconn on, s,n.a
gutv. "AS sA'N ~ Aa'ee'y auu 'ounu
n Canon and n. Anstin were triad for an .ss.,,.
and hatterv and Csnon sonnd not an;,,, % "'sa1 20 ~
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