New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-23
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BIZ the arrival Of the steamship Qsakw CAyws
5sh inst They contain NO great qusaslty q nsws Of
any description. The Herald Mys: f @ssw
Tho number Of Gases Of cruel punishment ns %, On
rather remarkable. Scarcely . wssk paag ~ ssv-
efsl 40 not cone besovs IS FEDERAL oBcen Yester.
~ t1n insfsncss a. brutel - inhuwea euuetmsat
~ ustes 81 49, were exniaed 81 q, d, Cemmis.
: land O. bosrd IL AdeisiJs. coWpIsisse q AK.
Corel. a. a - 49,. AZ eeyikin9 - 49, .
broom and bseskiur ID arm. d Ncveess. ~,
um,s ~ y. "a n. ssaSess tsstS 81 ~
vnnnded unsn - bsssin~ Nm sfiH 1.c1n vfak =
heavy rtece Of WOOD. ~ loeeirr lin % $500 bro
Ken limb would e1ete kostus eyee Tsas1ed ~ the
aiots. Coael wss committsd Is urisou. - 4 the
charee 4 proved be shogH 81 rhiscted ~ fTaasyey-
Ell pupishruent liz lsw alIoWn sSss
s;...s,,, - n. sets, g -. 50 " va.
o'sps'en o. 'ne low = $50 NJ s's' Vsl'
ley says:
A man named Charles Reed, natiys q e. Johns,
Ing Inc" % Osbourn Hin, neas this Pics. IL was 10
years Of age and leaves z VIE aDd child New
YORK CITY, ne Mss one =. re w. =, e III .
Na,1.oisn hs,S F1len. afier aoatinS n uise of
t;mb.r t~e1,e houn1 The Ora n epuoood 10 have
heen scc;dentai 77,1'5
A leater Of the 2sd Of January fkuu Pjscsfyille
furnishes the following tniofmaton:
This morning ct about O'Clock, serious cutting
anstr occurred q the Cary Hous ID thb city. The
parties were Jeha Moore, assnhsr. md -. nisos,
IN Irishman. The latter has Soma sWeutysisht cuts
On derent peFts q his hesd. neck. body and closh-
Ing. None Of the wounds M II themselves very
dangerous, but his coadifsoa = eoodesed WY cEit
CAL Moore escaped aitss tie cattisS. hut ~ n.
rested ut Diamond SPRING. ard returned to this city,
and is now i'd confnement. h q he nme pe1soo
who cut man here on Cbrise.as Eve.
disguised, and supposed TO number absut lostypef-
CONS, proceeded 10 carry into execution resolution
previously passed, to expel The Chdnausn from that
camp. Iney DfoAe " sa9gs y 49,,
Ts,lor an I,;smsn I'M isste,sv nm iov,s eomtv.
Missouri forced the door Of Chiuess cabin, struck
light, and Immediately received in big breast pe.
!ol osa ntsa ~ 1910 q ~ ~
to have bsen younded. and a. no. n ia 80 X
il presumed that otbes o. ths asssnltipg party are
injured, bat q present. no Information can Be Oh:
!alned q dennite cnstsctes, = Ps.a conceinso
INT no Informaton ~ eIicite ssteuins ~ sootne
upon any individual
The Trinity Journal relates the following incidents
- having tfanspred In the ate contest with the In
dians near the Northern frontier.
Jim Wilbur, who once Distinguished himself BY
ngnlng gnzzly neas mana Y nsaa ~ ~ WIN T
d;an II ths hnssss ~ commenssd enSin~ - mie.
lead the savage, and then made circuit when op-
posite, the Indian rose and fred, The ball Fraxing
e. ea ~ sIS n, ~ n ~. l
affer M aaaa;iant vith M Inife int tis indian
eacaned. - - -
All the volunteers vera n Tyunioutowu On Monday.
They were to divide into three parties There are in
the neiohborhood ahont 100 Indians. slI nsInted
asu;,n Ia avsn - In s,rs. .~1 cirsn Thev
decare he intention of extermipsting he whites
During tie march back, amer lie recent bse, Il was
Children "a that their suuaIIinr miot dacoyer tho
locality Of The marty. This occasioned he s6ootip0
Of Calvin Gunn. "
LUG oonoia Oounsy 'ouinss ~ s..s W oss1Iusy'
January 18th, between s and O'CLOCK, st the Peta-
luna race course, Vallejo township an alteration.
occn,,aa r.tv.en Sim Gldbam .nd Ton R.rnon
"s;an ...D,.ss !, =. Am = ~ l I;ss.
ence arose while the parties were drinking. Oldham,
being hurried into the omen air remarked Tim,
ponn.r ,ou ~. 4 4 th;.f "a 4 =, -. =. :,
,"n"~A " ~ ...ss = =. ss1 tavss ~ )
Upon winch bannan sprung toward MN, - me same
time drawing knife, Furnished him after ths frs
aispute nv one Sidney Rathbum. oldham. rich,
usp ~ -. :. ;,s.s;s..s - y.
s'nl De'ns ,.es, n' ..1'.y uls~ " p..~ ~
tired over the snouider Oh tne man VINO held him
The shot proved fatal the ball passing through Ban
, mans heart Oldham was aftervarda examined he
i e.. ,,.,,;..-.t. .rd ,;.ch.-..a 49,. 10.
= 'o.e se, $50 Ae1Ae1 Ae1'
wife and four children.
The overland stage from Los Angeles arrived A
San Francsco with advices 70 the 2qth ~ Ianuorv
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Inc neraia puplishes ING iollo"ine
During the week, two large trains OF wagons were
freighted with goods Tor the city Of Salt Lake. BY
. Messrs. Bachman 20. OF Los Angeles There is 4
steady demand at Los Angeles Tor g0odsfor the same
destination. gs
A letter IL the Star, from San Bernaxdino, say
that Ian effort is being again made TO induce thu
mail company to run their stages By the way Of San
Bernardino. rather than BY the roundabout line now
IN 1se II y said that the conffactos have expended
5000 on the present road. and II the citzens de
post that amount with Tie company, the change can
be erected subscription list Is now 70 circulation
to raise the amount with good prospects OF soccese
The proposed route y shorter, better road, and
water on It and besides, y runs Al the way on oul
own territory, which ls not the case q % the
stages now run for eighty miles on Mexican territory
THIS IS not generally known, but It tact never
. theess" "a
!. We are indebted TO Mr.. VIM. Goodyear, together
~ with Mr.. Joseph Walker. who accompanied Col Hon
man as guides, during his late excursion into thu
Moave country for the following particulars Of thu
fight between the United States Dragoons, under Col
Hoffman, and large combined force OF Aojave ant
Pah Utah Indians:
After tOilSOme march fifteen daVg. defach