New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04


Dos'T FORGET that the Crescent Dramatic Associa-
tion perform tonight at the Amphtheater. The bill
is good, and all who go will have pleasant time
Of it.
AN EXTRAORDINARY INCIDENT happened yester
day morning. A woman was taken suddenly sick on
the street. She called passing cab. and being far
from home, requested the driver to take her to the
Charity Hospital, which was much the nearest. The
driver youth helped her into the cab, and started
for the hospital What that drivers experience was,
on the way, do not know, and if we did, it would
boot us not to tell. "Suffis to say as Yelowplush
would say, when the driver reached the hospital he
had two passengers. Mother and child were hos.
pitaby received by DR.. Foster and nurse, and well
taken care of. The youthful cabdrver had nothing
to say. He used to all sorts of lodges for taking
in extra passengers during ride; but this manner
of" ringing in an extra passenger appeared to have
struck him dumb. The case stands without paral-
lel-at least in New Orleans.
A Coop THING is in store for the public, as well
as for Miss Louise Arnot the able and popuer young
lady who acts as heavy tragedenne Cor tragedian) Of
the Marsh Juvenile Troupe. The company will be
back from Mobile en- route for the Great West, next
| Wednesday morning; and arrangements are making
to have the troupe perform on Wednesday night, to
have donated their theater the Gas Company have
offered their gas free the musicians have proposed
to perform for nothing; the doorkeepers and police
have rendered their services gratis; and everybody
who might on other occasions, charge for assistance
rendered, will this occasion heartily do oil they
for Louise, freegrats for nothing. Isn't this com.
pliment? And won't the public back it?
Roys SHOULD BE CAREFUL How They DIVE
| I,Ik kofI, sk-
the Bulls Head up town. Thursday evening, dived
| so deep that he struck some sharp protruberances
from sunken wreck and came up with three or -four
bloody gashes on his breast and abdomen. He was
not mortally wounded, but was still SO badly hurt
that he had to be taken to Charity Hospital for re
pairs.
| GIRLS SHOULD BE CAREFUL how they go down
stairs. A miss of ten years had some broken arm
bones set yesterday at Charity Hospital by DIR
Smyth the breakage being the result of going dowr
stairway head foremost instead of feet foremost
The young lady is doing well, but will probably LOSE
the use of her elbow joint.
THE CORONER yesterday held an inquest on the
body of Felix Boroche, +. m. c., who died at the
Charity Hospital. The particulars are duly reported
under the head of Recorder Wiltz's Court An in
quest was held on the body Of another negro, Louis
slave of Mr.. Dufossat Having recently been injured
in a fight with another slave. it supposed hi:
death was caused by injuries received in that fight
but a post mortem examination showed that disease
Of the heart was the cause of death.
JOHN MouAN driver of marble truck, fell from
his seat on the truck on Thursday evening, 9TH
truck being loaded with marble, } aud was severe
injured by one of the wheels passing over him, tha
he died that night, at Charity Hospital. He was
native of Ireland. The accident happened at th
corner Of St. Lops and Chartres streets. Th
Coroner nquested and verdicted accordingly.
WILLIAM DAVIS, sailor, was arrested last evel
ing by Lent. Simon, on board the ship Peter Marc
on charge of having committed robbery on ii
high seas. The articles stolen, chest of clothir
and five pieces of linen, were taken with him to Il
, guardhouse.
, A. WHEATON, whom we yesterday mentioned
having been arrested for violently beating the Q
man Robert Nicholson, in Algiers, was, upon exa
ination before Justice Forter, sent for trial beo
r the First District Court. The commitment was I
assault with dangerous weapon, with intent to Ii
u u The weapon used, Nicholson thought was an oyst
shell.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Hunt.-Jas Dem
~ sew charged with the murder of the opelousas IA
II road conductor, Grundy, in Algiers, was 10 ma
n been tried yesterday but the trial had TO be po
.poned to Thursday next, owing 70 sne aosence VI
" material Witness
4 The Grand Jury made their usual Friday appef
< apce There being nothing to lay before them, tn
were discharged until next Friday.
The sentences of parties lately convicted, will
:, pronounced on Monday.
se THIRD DIsTRIer eeuRp-Judge Dupisneaud.-T
arguments were concluded yesterday, Ill the case