New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-10
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FREE DIsrENsARY.-The following is the report
Of the New Orleans School of Medicine, on Com
mon street, Opposite the Charity HOSPITAL:

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BASE BALL.-The votares of this healt1ful and
popular game are many of them making the
Bingaman Course their iayorite place Of resort.
Three cubs-tle Excelsior, (boyB) Atlantic, and
club recently organized, which We think is called
the Chalmcttc have already made their head
quarters across the river, with prospect that
they will soon be reinforced BY others.
CoRoEER's IEQuEsT.- Roumaldo Chavez, the
man who was sent to the Parish Prison. for having
concealed himself in store while intoxicated
died on Saturday morning from the effects of his
debaucb. Chavez was native Of Mexico, appa-
rently between forty-fve and fifty years of age.
An inquest was held on the body by the Coroner
on the same day.
A NOTORIOUS OFFENDER CAuGur.-The family
of hfr. o Brian, who keeps a boarding house on
Julia street, was disturbed in their sumbers on
Saturday night, by the supposed presence of some
unknown visitor. No one was at the time discov
cred, but an hour or SO afterwards George Sam
uels discovered in the act of carrying off the
clothes Of some of Mr. O'Brians boarders. Sam
ucls succeeded in escaping from the premises in
spite Of the efforts Of Mrs. o'Brian to detan him,
but was Immediately followed by that lady's hus-
band. The chase lasted until pursuer and pursued
had reached the corner Of Phillippa and Girod
streets, when Samuels turned on O'Brian and
drew his knife. young man, armed with re-
yolver, who had witnessed the affair, now came to
Q 'Brian's assistance, whereupon Samuels contin-
ued his fight up Girod street. At the corner of
Girod and Circus another attempt was made to
arrest him by some one else, who received a cut
on the hand, which induced him to fire a shot at
Mr. Samaels' head The rogue continued his
fight and two more balls fred at him by off
| Ger Kennedy, who by that time had joined in the
| chase, after which Mr. Samuels consented TO sur
| render. Sanues' adventures end here, and will
not be continued until his appearance before the
Recorder this morning.
srABBnp.-samuel or, as some say, Sarah Spark.
man was wounded in the arm on Saturday, by
| Louis Hettner. on New Lefee street. The wound
| will probably not prove mortal. HeGner was
| taken in charge.
| Found DEAD.-An Trishman named Patrick Con.
nen was found dead on Phillipa street. between St.
Joseph and Julia, yesterday afternoon. The Coro
ner was notified.
POLICEMAN USING A KsIFE,-Harry Smith.
Second District policeman, cut a man named James
Feeny yesterday afternoon, about 81 o'clock.
Smith was afterwards arrested and locked up by
W
Feeny was dangerously hurt or not
CHILD Losr.-A little boy of years of age,
named Jackson Fitzmmons, wandered away from
his parents house, on Dry8des street, near Euterpe
yesterday, and has not been heard of since. Jack
son has light complexion red hair, and is rather
lafge iof his ''a"- n'-~nnGce have been informed
Of his absence.
CHILD ForED.-A little girl named Ann Heley,
was found walking about the streets yesterday, by
policeman. She could not tell where her parents
lived, so was kindly taken in charge by Mr.. Hide
brand, who took her home with him. Her parents
can get her by calling at the corner of Religious
and ST. James streets. .= ..4.
REwARD.--A reward is offered for the arrest of
the burglar who entered Mr.. Goldenbow's house,
on Magazine street, on Friday night last. The
thief was probably misled as to the amount of
plunder by Mr.. Goldenbow's name, as only
watch and cup were carried away.
FIYED.-Two slaves, Hannah and Dunn, belong
ing respectively to Messrs. Martin and Sanders,
were fined day before yesterday SO each, for
renting rooms contrary to a statute made and pro-
yded. The lessor of the rooms to these slaves
was mulcted $25.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Before Recorder Emer-
son on Saturday John Murphy was called on for
an explanation of his conduct in knocking Henry
Porter down with rock and threatening to kill
him. Mr.. Murphy's explanation of the charge not
appearing satisfactory to the Recorder, he was
sent down to the First District Court.
Martin Riordan was charged by Patrick Burke
with assuting him wtha dangerous weapon, which
weapon was subsequently discovered concealed on
Martins person. by officer MeNIullen. Mr.. Rior-
dan also meeting with difficulty in explaining the
charge sent await his trial before the First
District Court
TENDER HUsBANp.-James Britton was yesterday
arrested in the First District, charged with having
cut his wife in the back with . knife and other
wise njuring her.