New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-01
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" MORNING. SEPTEMB.
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THE WEATHER, since the rain Of Monday, has been
bright and clear, but considerably cooler and more
pleasant than for time past In the early hours
Of Tuesday morning. the sleeping population crawled
under the sheets. In the same hours yesterday
ing, the seepers generally woke up with chill and
tumbled out after blankets. The cooness OF yestet-
days atmosphere, despite the sunshine, was COM
fort and pleasure to all.
The BODY Of the little boy, (child of Mr.. Stiles, Of
Alglers0 whose melancholy death by drowning, at
the Third District ferry landing, have already re.
corded, has been recovered. 1t was found on the
other side OF the river, some miles below Algers,
whittier the current Of the river had carried it, Dep.
uty Coroner Weysham held the necessary inquest
upon it, and returned verdict of accidental drown
ing. The first person who brought word OF the body
to MIR. Weysham neglected stating which side Of the
river it had been found upon. The consequence was,
that Mr. W. took fruitless drive down on this side
Of the river, as far the Battle Ground, and re-
turned before finding that the body!was on the other
side Of the river. The childs name was James Lewis
Stiles and be was only few days over twoyears old.
The sad particulars of bis death We Published yes
terday. -.
JULES STRAUSS, Of Louisiana Fire Company No. 10,
was yesterday discharged cured from the Charity
Hospital. His recovery is indeed fortunate. When
carried to the hospital the night of the fire on board
the bark Saragossa his intestines prouded from the
cash in his abdomen and all his friends gave him up
for gone. The young man Dutchy," now under
arrest on suspicion of being the who inflicted the
wound has been confronted by Strauss but not iden
titled by him. The general opinion is that he is not
the guilty party.
THE EMPIRE BASE BALL CLUB are to fight pitched
battle, of nine married against nine single members,
this afternoon at the Deachaise ground in Jefferson
City. The players are to appear in their new field
uniforms, and their tents will be full of shade and
lemonade for the ladies' and other soothing things
for the players and their gentlemen guests. large
| crowd will certainly be present.
PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. Is, intend
celebrating their twentieth anniversary, on Sunday
next, by an excursion to Lake Borgne, and dinner,
and the other concomitants of an anniversary cele
braon. This reporter has polite invitation to be
honorary member Of the company that day. II he
should fail to honor the invitation, he is satisfied that
the majority Of the grief will be on his side.
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURr.-.John Henderson,
who SO badly used up policemen Michael Murray and
NJ Lavine on the night Of one oath ult, in the vi.
cinity of Common and Carondeet streets, yester
day discharged each officer declining to prosecute,
and requesting the discharge.
Richard Gushing, charged with threatening to set
fire to Coleman's corn and flour mill mauufactory at
Kenner, was discharged, there being no tangible or
weighty testimony against him.
Timothy Redmond and Timothy Reddington,
charged with several times rescuing prisoner from
policeman Michael Murray, on the night OF the 24th
ult., Common and Carondeet streets, (the above
mentioned affair." in which John Henderson was prin-
cpal were discharged
Caroline Gunter charged by W. Marthe with lar
ceny Margaret Saxon, charged by Mary Robinson
with assault and battery and Mary Robinson,
charged by Margaret Saxon with assault and battery
were all discharged. In the last case, the Recorder
had two fine letters to digest both from neghbors of
the beligerents and both in reference to the charac
ter of Mrs. Saxon. One letter, from lady, piously
exalted her as an angel that might have been, but
wretched woman through the worthessness and
immortality OF her husband and SOD. The other
letter was signed by eight or ten other neighbors,
who cordially agreed that Mrs. Saxon was regular
devil, and nuisance to the neighborhood woman
who ought to be taken up and punished. So much
for the affection and nice judgment Of neighbors.
Leon Depere was examined on the charge of hav.
ing falsely and fraudulenty obtained from Robert H
Short one hundred and eleven barrels of pork worth
$2l09. The testimony showed it to be a mere bust
ness misunderstanding, and Depiere was honorably
discharged.
Pat Coleman, charged with partly unroofng the
head of Pat Bradley with brickbat, proved that he
did it only in friendly way, and got of by paying
two dollars and half
Peter Raster and George Rusman, for breaking
down Philip Prices door Julia street and shooting
at officer Lynn were required to pay $40 each or go
down for month. George Domniste, charged with
$5 worth. VIM. Beach, fer assaulting and threaten.
ing Anita Laborde, at No. l03 Dryades street, was
requested to pay IS or go down ten days.
The aforementioned George Domniste, for trying
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in house out Julia street. by the Canal had to give
bail to keep quiet. Poncho, charged with punching
and chasing Wm Beach at the corner Of Perdido
and Dryades streets, had to give bail not to do it
, again for the Qext six mouths.
John Mccain, James Sloan and John Taylor, fol
attempting to create riot on board the steamship
Havana, were required to pay fines of $40 each and
furnish bonds of $500 each to keep quiet for the next
! six months. In default, they were sent down. PAT
Shields and Edward Jones, arrested with them,
: discharged.
Pat Vanfeld, arrested by order Of Mayor stth, fol
beating his wife and disturbing the peace of Gasque
/ street, was required to pay $40 or go down for
month. A similar alternative was presented to Fran
cisco Marty, for raising disturbance in Magnier!
hat store on st. Charles street. and carrying knife
G. NJ Smith, for wantony insulting ladies on Baronn.
street, was also requested to pay over $40 or g
down; as well as James Kearney, charged with bru
tally beating his wife, far advanced towards mater
nifty, at their residence on Perdid0 street.
Patrick Burk was sent before the First Distric
Court for assaulting Charles Cavanac with danger
GUS weapon poking pistol at his head on the nigh
Of the 18th ult., opposite the Marine Hospital
on Common street, where Cavanac was acting a
$ watchman some unarrested friend of Burk snap
ping at pistol at him several times, and or bott
firing several shots at him as they retreated. Burl
gave bail to appear before the Criminal Court
John McGildowey, charged with carrying pisto
' | to shoot Alden Mclaughlin on sight, as he hat
threatened to do, gave bail of $500 to appear to
!, morrow.
RECORDER W1Lrz's CouRr-Henry Schrage TO
threatening to kill Christian seher, of St. Philil
street, was yesterday fined $40 and put under peac
bonds. From the charge Of beating Ann Clarl
whilst his dandruf was still up, Henry was dis
missed.
Augustin Calderon, charged with beating Fran
!, coise Allemand, was held for examination. Th
. other business was not worth mentioning.
! RECORDER LoNGs CouRr.-Budd Bennett. +. m. c.
was yesterday discharged from the charge of abusing
Lucy Cheatem, t. W. c., the latter Withdrawing he
affidavit. The free colored persuasion have thei
heartburnings and forgyings, just the same folk
of the white persuasion.
Narcisse, slave, was dismissed from the charge o
entering, with felonious intent, the house of Mrs
I Griveau, in the Faubourg Lacourse.
Theodore Frier, charged with beating John Win
dlefger, on Clouet street, was put under bonds not
do it again.
> The case of G. A. Clark and Charles McCarty
versus each other was looked into, Clark for kim