New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

: ~ 'ssea began going out between + AMI 4 n
uoh. =, ing, and kept up the rissh TIL after das.
= naorr; ase steamships LEFT the leTse yesteYasx
Y m 49,. ~ one steamship arrived The ca6s
Sons were this time totally abas,f 90
phze tight Many passengers aa t. Van, ~ ).
c 'ne nobefs for the want 81 conveyance AM asss-
Wno nag 70 walk down, narrowly esf.ansd rs 49,
iels IN consequence. The Jehus have had i nh
. she q u for week or two past FN
WONT GrFE or Tas GIaL---Francs Fister III.
ing at the Of Columbus and johnson street,
~ me Third District, has been brought up before
recorder Long on the charge Of illegally OBTAINING
MINOR. U Paris, living at the corner or Union
and oohdeile Streets complained that lister was
ihesany OBTAINING at his residence, his (ParisJ
4aas5a'ef Alnerta, I6 years old also that three
ego rlster grossly and cHtrageoHsJy insuIted
ana aoused Mrs. Paris tie gfrys mother. Itfsan
oua Ease ior man to- hold on To- d lass Of sweet
sA.een, IN defiance II her parents. The exan-
mauon WIN probably show that the ria herself
''es aaa 80 faeining to do with thc business.
FALSE PHEFEsczs. -PhAip seiberf awaits s-xs,,i.
naaon peioie Recorder Long OH The chars,~ "a
nas,ne received s3l from Conrad Decker "a o..
ooias Oh cypress wood. which wood H. e.;tsds n.
uenser, as per contract. at Decksr,s re sssr,, &
corner OF Marigny and Josephine streets. s.
ing same recorder issued his warrant far tAs.s
",les' .. one Catherine Burk, who, it 10 CHARGED
oo'anied soz worth Of dry goods at Mrs Zeiuauya
store corner of Spain and casscalyo strests
the pretence that as soon as her husband ea,,, NJ
town she would pay; it now appearinc that o.
has no husband. '.''' n''e
fus ON GIRop STREET. There b generally !
slanu elachons Of some kind on Girod street On
.au night. Last night we began to fear that
ulrft tar,,
had got converted into decency and ouiet : M -
were mistaken. s8f,5s - ~ q 80 '' N
At about Il o'clock Officer scroagns hvor,hs
John MeGarty and Frank Hanna to the IneL.s,,
charged with having violently beaten gsthsv;ne
LYONS, ana stabbed her with intent to KIN Pie 81
Wolhan' however, was not seriously cut. Ana inst
pecause McCarty had a bowie knife and brasa
hhuckles' the officer entered the charge against
MN OF carrying concealed weapons.
ne interchangeable scroggins also brought in John
uiilen Tor walking into Tom Murphy lie bloody
headed Charley Boyle, for lying drunk: and WIN
ofemn, for raising row, with a shoemaker,s
knlie to back him; all Girod street business.
COOLING OFF.-Oficers Montague and Summers
q inc steamboat Landing, have a funny Way Of Il
ioohiis INTO every hollow thing they come across
= nlgnt. Peerng into an ice-box on the landing
last night what should they find but the fair
rachel Cline, curled up nasnoozing away al han-
PLY as if in the bridal chamber of a fash;onahIo
ho1ei onfeelngly they hauled Rachel out. and
logged her IN the hot and dirty and whisky
cen OF the females in the First District Lock-up.
Inc night was sultry and it was cruel thus to tear
hachei away from her cool repose in the iee.box.
THOSE LITTLE SPANELs.-It seems as If some
pody y always in trouble about those kind of dogs
y Which people at large hold in contempt, whilst
lheir owners value them at their weight in cash.
Iohn Kelly, residing on st. Thomas street. in the 81
rifst District, has some explanations to make to
Long; for in his yard, one day last week.
y, lound little King Charles spaniel, which H.
~ nay adentihed aud claimed as having been, 80
stolen from his store No. 40 Leyee street alaat -
fourteen months agothe little thing being valued ~
at $50. u 80
MATRIMONIAL FIGHT.--G. Levy, small elderly
man, living on Poydras street. near the market
was arrested yesterday at noon, by officer watson
on information received tina, he had inst STABBED
ms wife dangerously in the breast with dagger
Levy's story was that his wife was drunk. and had
dragged him around by his hair that he got loose
rom her and sat down; that she came and seized
ii'a by the mar again, and was abusing him worse
nan ever, when he snatched up dagger from a
aple and gave her slight cut with TIA mere
crateh ne SAID, not at all dangerous. The old
nan was very candid in his statement and looked
cry wretched among his dirty, drunken associates
n the cell last night
THRAsHISd AN OFFICER. Alex. MeBurney awaita
nearing before Recorder Long, on the charge of
avlng put Policeman A. Glayie through d special
nd extraordinary course of sprouts whilst in the
discharge Of his duty at the foot Of Louisa street
N the 10th ut. He is out, under bail Of $4,000.
FOUND DRoWNED.-Harry, an old negro 40 years
II age, belonging to Mrs Dawson, Of Alriers was
ound drowned yesterday morning, ON the lake 81
hore at Milnebnrg. Deputy Coroner Soraparu
eld an inquest and returned the proper verdict
larry was good old soul, who had subsisted for
ears at Milneburg by catching crabs; and as ha
'as found IN water 50 shallow that child could
aroly nave drowned there, it was supposed he fen
! fit whilst wading as usual after crabs. AZ
Doc EAT DoG.-sam Banks dog and the equally
lmous dog snow are to chew each other to-
~ ior purse Of $500, staked on the issue by
ler respective owners.
LEsEE SroRTs.-Eugene Renuf and Conrad
erges were arrested on the levee, in the Third
district, yesterday, for riding divers and sundry
orse-races up and down the levee. They got or
pom depositing five dollars each at the poce
being the penalty for such offense.
The LEyEE SHows.--We took stroll along tba
1fSos uoWu pVWni ihSl evening, anu were lanDv
, perceive that the tent-shows were all doing a
nshing business.
The Mammoth Mule was well, and receiving the
sits of an admiring public. We did not drop in
see him, for his picture outside was more than
lough. So were the pictures on and over the
her tents at the foot of Esplanade street. That
lllant Tom Thumb OF fellow in circus clotbaa
as still remorselessly cutting the throat of the
rrble Russian bear whilst an adjoining tent the
9ful anaconda was still squeezing the vital spar,r
! Of three-year old bullock. AT another tent
Hercules in pink tights and blue diaser was
u preparing, as he has been for months mast tn.
allow chair with boy in the bottom of n
e same Hercules, on the same canyas. was
ing other anheard Of things.
The sixlegged cow, with two live legs growing
t of her shoulders, was doing well ana taking in
dimes, in house near the Vegetable market.
lis COW Is, in the poetic language Of the sShib-
r, ! the purtiest and docilest anmal yer ever
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on the levee opposite jackson Square, were
OpaerS too ia he