New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22
NUMBER 142.

NUMBER AZ.
water. Alice hasn't yet told what Rose did on the
occasion, Case fixed for the 18th.
Mesdam0 Catherine Smith and EI,en HsvI;n.
neighbors On Morales street, between Port and 81,
Ferdinand, A7e to have little til settled aoon hv
Recorder Long The anair was coDductsa on boai |
sides with woMsn's most common veanon ~. I
tongue, till Mrs. Smith b1andished knife st M,
Hawkins, and threatened TO make funeral az hey.
The law was then called in todecide.
Mrs. Catherine Foster, residing at the corner Of
Greatmen and Vaudeville Streets has latterly got to
he so drunken aud conbative that neither her hus
band or any Of the neighbors conid stand her. The
husband, be who once cwore to cherish, homer and
protect her, reduced to the painful necessity Of
having her arrested as drznkard and vagrar4 and
on Saturday she was sent to the Wor1,house.
HENRY CLAUssEs, German, forty years Of age,
committed suicide Friday evening, whilst intoxi
Gated, by drowning himself in the New Basin. He
belonged to the barge Helena, the boom Of which
he perched himself, smoking pipe. The cook was
sitting near playing an accordion, when hls music
was stopped by seeing the old man dash away his
pipe and plunge over. Efforts were made 10 rescue
him. but in vain. The Coroner investigated On Sasur-
day, and returned verdict Of suicide by drowning.
THEODORE CAzENrRE was examined on Saturday,
before Assistant Recorder Benit, charge Of hav
stolen $l72 from his employer, Frank Kern, at No.
Front Levee. The charge proved to be utterly un-
founded the young man was discharged and his
employer was fined $40 for making the charge mali
ciously.
A DOCTORS OFFICE on Camp street, near the
Bible House, was entered last evening, duEiOg the
Doctors absence and robbed Of $50 in cash. Il was
believed that q clue could be had to the robbers
A GENTLEMAN last evening, on Nayades street,
performed feat OF ground and lofty tumbing which
was much admired by the multitude Of people who
witnessed it. II he had practiced in circus or
gymnasium for several years, he couldn't have
whirled over more magufcently Or rapidly, or kept
it up longer. He did it simply by stepping Of the
Jake express train Of whilst under full headway.
The feat would have killed some people but it didn't
seem to hurt him.
POLICEMAN THOMAS 7. KEARNEY, Of the First
District met with singular and serious accident on
Saturday evening. With others he was bathing in
the lake, where the water was about five feet deep,
when he was stricken with paralysis. he lost all use
of his arms and legs, unable to call for help and
would have drowned but for one of his companions
fortunately being near and seeing by his look as he
sunk that something was wrong. He was imme-
diatey taken out and brought in to his residence in
the city. Yesterday some vitality had returned to
his arms, but his legs continued motionless.
PATRICK BoURKE was before Assistant Recorder
Monroe on Saturday. charge of being of two
men who undertook to "croak - Charles Cavanac
watcbman of the new Marine Hospital, out Common
street, at eleven o'clock on Thursday night last
Cayanac charged that Bourke leyeled nistol at his
head and threatened to blow his brains ont and
murder him that the other man wbom he d;dn,,
know. snanned nistol three tmes At him and Tho,
AZ thew left thew shot at him three tea Mono of +s
balls hitting him. Bourke gave bail Of $500 to an
pear on the 26th.
MARGARET O,BR1rn. of Drvades street betweer
Poydras and LAFAYETTE was arrested on SATURDAY or
charge Of receiving stolen goods. Thomas Hodgins
baker, Of Girod street. between Baronne and Dryades
accused her Of having received large quantities Q
-four and butter and bread, stolen from his baker
az intervals during the last TWO months, by on
LOUIS, save pelong'ng 70 MI onurch'il' margaret
eAan'nA"on 's " 'aAe place tomorrow
HENRY THOMPSON, Lad OF fifteen, is named
the thief who levied upon the ten pairs of children
shoes' valued at ten dollars on Friday night
iianA Nouness y" ssoie' ooine, ~ Hnshien anu LeSe
s"ee'S' Ane po''' ale "''ef nAn
The THREE MEN, Edward Connolly, George Fistel
and George Kesler, charged with shooting Jea
Baptise Cornibe in the leg with intent to murder,
the LIST inst, at the corner OF Goodchildren an
fEance ssreets, haa tneir examination Deiofe Asss
, an' ne'o.uer hiasion. on ff'oay. oornoe olo u.
see wno sno' MN anu as 10 Satisfactory PROOF cou
WI, p.rnn ,s con,n,;.t.a -, t,;o, ho,,.. y,
1effar,on C;rcr;, Co,-t ~ Eriaan hz Trs.;os ~
nor for raoI;no into ,ha ,onsa - = r zs,lar
rar.o,Ita, iii, ;ntont - sa,, ~ 49, -, .s......
a occounlica in tho ioh
.hEhh IS AhoobLh alnons 'ne oareys' o"e'
Ai'ce has peen nauieo up ior Drlckpas'ing ana oue
: ing Tue genue Rosa. Inc flrs. Dlstr'cs RECORD
Will look lnto tne mas1er on tue zotn'
!. BoARDER at No. 67 Poydras street, named Be
: nett is not pleased very well. He complains to Il
Chief of Police that on Friday night some one tot
$l3 from bis pantaloons pockets whilst he was aslee
PELICAN FIRE COMPANY No, 1, of Alpiers. did n
!, have their anniversary celebration Yesterday. '