New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-09

aid no more, and BY degrees fell asleep, dreaming
oabaess OF the jety skins and peary teeth at $3.50
er head.
u is needless 70 explain, We suppose, thst tie
oungster was only joking with the old ons.
TEE VoLKsTKsr had not The opportunity Of repe-
ition yesterday, much 10 the regret Or cur German
population, and thousands Of others Who enjoy yoIks
ests about - well a. the Germans Themselves. We
rope The volksest COMMITTEES and their thousnda ~
friends will not think Of giving up the ftofir vi
'while II rained yesterday, bat next veek he
weather may be bright and dry. The Gerrusas. II
must confessed excel al other nations ID tibuts
% the poetry Of life. The busiest and scbereut Of Al
workers when at work, they are the mose seuisl
alee.nealseo, na.monious and hsppy in their hours
;, le'aA.'o. Hno lesA There u charm IN their
pain a.u iuoelenuen. Wy ol enjoying themselves,
VINCE WIS upon VII y ~ nmes and places; but their
slea' may fes'ai' emDfacing, - i does, every kind
u pleasan. socah'y snd amusement, y the very eli
max o. al 1ne'r nappy mannessafionA They must
,os 'nink Oh giving up 'neH ifolc on aeeount Of the
am none out 'nem can ges up festival like their
ano, IN consequence tnefe are thousands Of
'lner na1'onaies al"ays READY @ siat and patron
ze .ne'r salo FESTIVAL ana 20 .ia'ern'ze wn them in
nelr festive enjoyment. Don't give up the Volkses,
WE WE'RE SHOWN YESTERDAY, By MI. sim. Toby,
new patent car lock. Of simple construction md
the most admirable strength and safety s the IN
yennon q hr. Thomas Dougherty, master mechanic
Of the Macon and Western Railroad, il GeoEgia md
Is decided Improvement upon the locks hitherto
useu ~ securing iEeIgnt AND baggage cars. II
-. A.y ~ 's..s .na'l, maos q 0Iss' and
w o0..''ss '. on'y snles peces g mesaa
80 ~ ap.ns s,o sne Do'-is y ccnssrueseo
= =. .1.n ssanoe 81 mo y 70
Aa senl's pig. " oiow y, q ees INTO
~ WIN u,e - - cneAp iock' soo toe pfice bs'
ins ouv ~ PEI aoAen AM = lsllteAa omcefs snould
eai upon Ai. Aooy' - " l4.PtsA~ Oines cn camp
e'''e'' ""u e1N"''''e ''' Dousl''a = AeA.8
Nsoho oARI Dhissh, =. yeaselosy, = sns eotnef
OF Espianade ana slctofy ssfeen, got 20 mad y hh
morse tnat ne ssIuck nlm IN tne nead w'tn : &o1e.
Inc oio" AnocAeo On 'ne outer or Visual psfs q ne
animai . Ignt eye-sosaiiy Destroyed Inc neefo,
!r'gnteneo ~ VIVA. NC naa cone, neo ana escaped,
eaVing tne poor ania! ana tne cas % axe care Of
themselves. oneer johnson, VINO came aiong siter-
Ward' took tnem 70 tne pound, ana took the horses
eye wrapped 10 piece Of paper 70 the police ONCE.
AS tne cart nao no 0rsnd OF NUMBER on any part of
IT, negro, norse carl and ALL were supposed to belong
IN 81 bernard par'sn.
WHEELBARRow, containing three sacks filed
with shoes, was found on Dryades street, between
Poydras and Lafayette, at hafpast O'Clock on Sat
urday morning. 1t was found that the shoes had
been stolen from store on Rampant street, near
Poydras. The thief had evidently dropped his p1on-
oei upon oeeon'ins soafeu W 'ne approacn oI some
one.
Pierre CoRIoLAN, an old Frenchman. died in the
Parish Prison on Friday He was Of vagabondish
propensties and had been sent to prison for stealing
wood. He was i'll, and complained much and just
as the officers OF the prison were about to send him
to prison, he died The Coroner held an inquest and
gave for verdict, died from the effects Of ntemper-
ance and exposure, suffered prior to his admission to
prison.
FELIX SANCHEZ. the negro whose arrest nm
charge of having murdered his fatherinlaw in Nev
80 a.a.s. ~ 1's .a.nel .a' ~ Ne"
ioiA, anu mhose s'a'e'nens' aiter ATTEST, We Pnn-
| lished on Saturday, was detected BY means Of his
portrait published in late number Of Frank Lesies
| I,lnstrotaa po,er Nc zoe IN ;.;, fa,. -, l.;.
49, - X. = !, - = 80
~ sase VI Mi' roster' ana none ever suspected
MN OF oeing Tree negro OF fugitive murderer,
until the faithful likeness Of him fell into the hands
of an officer who had seen hin, ,r;cho.. p;.. ~ .
saa;ars ,ho, l'sso, .ne
opanatu "noi oan'neA npl'cassu Ia nus coniesslon,
as having aloeo DIS escape from New York and sold
him into slavery was arrested on SATURDAY. by officer
4 RODlIOsa The and iord wiIt tiv,r
g.. =, se - = :. = s.o1
tine oe shippeo on 70 New lork. Ine pronabllltiea
are, that somebody will lose ten or twelve hundred
dollars, that somebody will get hung, and that some
bodv will he boarded for somet;me hv tta sto 3 ~
- - ~ tOA s's ~ WIG ~" 's VI
New iorh'
JACOB ARNIG a German, residing on St James
street near pacaner tried In cnt h;s throat an Sal
-, .o-n;.- o. ;.a;s.ss -,.s. - - = 80. -.
uiuhy mofnins. ne ihAieteo an ugiy gasn, and los,
much blood but it was thought he had not dan
gerously wounded himself. The reported cause OF
tho mad atfemnt waa a family d;fHcnltv His ,-;ss
1ae. -. r. - - .-.-' -, -. -. !.
nau iei' NM ~ is0 WIN ne. paren's' because az
would not support them as well as her. Upon hear.
ing what her husband had done Mrs Arpig rushed
hack to him entirely undone with grief and ,arant
anoo 1-N -sesA'
"nse' ,
IHE RECORDERS CouRTs.-Assistant Recorder
Munroe on SATURDAY sent WIN. Beach before the
Martha Floyd. John z. Chisholm, charged WIFI
Camn and Poevfarre streets wac aant ~ .;sor " y,
await the resnlt. John Mahonev alias Jamos Hsnnss
was sent before the First District Can't for stasi;
bullterrier dog from officer Smith Isard Iama;
Gallagher for stealing lot of cornenter,s TOOLS no.
ssnt 70 thayWork Honse for tbra on.h rs Th,ra va,
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