New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-09

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ened.
should like to send you pineapple, a fresh cocos
nut, bundle Of sarsaparila, or something Of til,
sort but in the absence Of such present. accept my
| respects. Mr.. LaSere is here and proceeds to New
Orleans on the Tennessee. ANAHuAc.
Later from California.
By the arrival yesterday Of the steamship Quaker
City, from Minatitlan, received full files Of Cali
form ia papers to the 21st u They contain no news
whatever Of importance, nothing hardly, in fact, be
yond the usual list Of tragedies inseparabe from Cali
forna records. es5 a. {n5t
The papers discuss with much warmth bill pend
ing before the Legislature for the construction Of
sea wall in front of San Francisco, with view to
preve mt the harbor from shoaling. It is called the
"Bulkhead bill, and strong feeling Of opposition
seems to prevail against it. ss4.- III na5sa, ~
The Alta California says: e
The past month has been one of the most severe
ones for rough weather which has been experienced
for long time. In fact, it would seem that this
winter on the upper coast has been the worst for
years. A week ago there was terrible gale on the
which was felt in this city swept over the sea in
fearful violence. The steamer Pacific was on her
way down from Victoria, and flying light she was,
had hard time of it. She was tried severely, but
guards, the starboard of which was knocked up by q
neasy SEM
Mining operations were progressing favoraby in
most portions Of the State.
We collate briefly the following cases Of blood.
shed, which we find in our exchanges:
On the night Of the sth ult, young man named
Charles Molloy was stabbed, in San Francisco, by a
man named John Reynolds, and died soon after.
wards. REYNOLDS was arrested. Aa-
A German woman of bad reputation named Iouisa
vo,mer voc st,ono1ed - daotb in ho,,o IN poo;so
80. - " ueasn ~ 1vuee w a'i0
street Dy young man named henry Sappner, also
German. They had lived together for some time, and
ouarreled. The day afterwards she was found dead.
v;tb velvet r;bbon uonnd ,;obtIv abont h. rea,.
AMI yannner WING beside her With bis tbroo. danaar
ons,v crashed he havns, atta,rnted - co,,r,
sba va. 20 wears oId - : 'N'''N''
n dasnerate and bloodv ,sobt which a vas tbor c,t
MIGHT rasn1t ftov ~ ono ~ 10th ort;e too1 ~.
on the 10Th of March at camntonvi,,e hetwaor
man named q. BROWN formerlv If paris Ror snd
Geor o;an name nnknown Rrown attacked ,be o,har
man savs CORRESPONDENT ~ Tho Marrsr;l,a Esnras
With short sword ana ct b;y foroheod o,,., r. ~
shn,I al the frst how NJ tho sacona hio,r - 80
one arm Of tho Ceoro;an half off and .ovarod ~
the homes Of the limb. The wounded mon thor ais.
armed BROWN and stabhed hin, Nth III. OWN
civ ~ seven t;mes in tho ,or;o, - ,ha s,;
ora nf;o.;n,, .or,a faorf,, ,.,o,,,,s, Dp''ss'
~. inn.e'.ns sone 'ea'iul "ouuus'
= mAn smp. ~ :. nu'se ~ aeeuu sloA man
w. o"nsi = ". ,on,on iotei as Du'cn flat, ne
,aua s'aDDsu is neiplesS empower vi .ues
Wy .,. ~ =. Ane sau,e VI Tue
The Navajo 1onrnal cows.
n.y. ..s $500. - H., ~.
The ctzens assembled IN args nnrnbas an e
the murderer into custody. lie tainted them. and
dared them to hang him, and said he had killed
W WI, man ana tWo onlnamen heore; sheriff King,
formed If The esciteent ana too +h ua nTins .n
from the hands Of the mob He was taken to Auburn
and incarcerated.
Hill Nevada county in which q NOV ror,oa W..
vos shot dead with nis,ol hv q n,on r.n,oa p:...,
CON Who Il was said acted a,ooetho, =, ~ aoe..
s;vo III II a = 'S N0'o-'
no,ive "a ,;forn;.n ,,rraoroa .,o.,ou ..,..
tho 81 ~ Marc, H., aru;n, ,,;ss .l.a",. ~. ~
ono Nov FROM, hetird Tho ne;nt n,n, a, ~
ninnle -~,'',-s '1'
man named Herring murdered man named
Knott, on the 7th of March, in Carson Valley in a
qua rel about bridle At last accounts he was 20.
ing through the brief process of trial at the bar of
Judge Lynch.