New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
NUMBER I3.
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- Was " haiiu ssaam ~,
rar ypouy was ou. ENJOYING ~ iAe 'ses,'pa
avs , mems 70 PROVE 70 shs uUu".e, az
W. sa,r sias @ ahe sun Has aeiaaiy slsipie.
syeet osfsrs, a.'l seeSsope h'Ah On oahai
the nsnal - anu u"a'1~Ase 'i'e aua az
around If any microscone nor t.a 80, !. ~
grand junction. where tb,. C,lav ~ = ,o;na
up, and could have guaranteed a s;,lt af he n.
ture appearance and dimensions of thu r,or,.uant
he could have got from fifty cents TO swo iEo,,ars
and half peep so we had good ground to iaaoe
from the quiet intensity with which placid crowds
viewed the masons and their work all the day Isnr
The ladies were, as usual, the splendid feature 81
Canal street; but as Henry Clay whilst living was
an attraction superior to any crowd Of ladies' in
| which he might be centered 80 was the work on
! the Clay monument yesterday object Of greaser
| interest to the idlers on Canal street than the
angelic tides of beauty-which rendered the BAN
qnettes radiant and the shop-keepers happy
Ro,pn or Hrk1ru This Roard renorts 1s7 a..
tbe total number of intermants in tbe c;,,, Gonna.
ferries last week
o.. w. -.
sbovtlv ofter tho last dsnartrra of tbs steamar
yicksbury from this mort. two ~ the deck hands
had fipht which resulted in one shifting the head
of the other with am AK and killing him INSTANTLY
The man who did the killing was named Ken nedv
tfa oficers ~ III boat tad HIM ~ III da,;varv II
the authorities. hut the other hands cut him loose
and be ascanedZ ,va ,d not bear t,,a mama af tbe
man killed. The po,ce ali along the river have
been notified and are on the lookout for Kennedy
c,,oev,,,,. .eo,nvxr ,aa .to,,. .u,o,ra ,,.o 80
{ IA ,omad rhor,a, Mcpao,. s,,ot a, ~ ba.d
a,5 +; al, ,,r,hor r,;, nortai,, orn5ad ,,ostarda,
| af,a,noon h., his aI5.. bro+bar Thomos M.poat
Tho ,cc;dant occn,red in tba oaice of 4, r. Kouns
q protbors NJ > Front ssreat xrbera Tbomaa va
0 amn,oved as n clark Tho ranort of a onn capsed
Tho nehhorv IN 90 il, tbav found the how living on
the aoor. bis brother bendinp over him. ana press
ing his thumb over hole in the side OF his fore
head, to keep the blood back. NO other persons
were present when the accident occurred, and the
elder brother beng irantc, nothing could be gained
II from him as TO the manner OF the accident. Inc
gun was found lying on tne hoor now y had been
harseo, ny ohe oou,a saes' aAe "ounueu IVY
was carried away o.i anu :. as no. 'iough'
pos.,e - - - t-aa... ~ .,,;n.~ .'sa..
I, pio'nei "ou,es0 = As'A5' an4 .ns '''os'
y p''
y ATTEMPTED ouIciDk.-A afuhkeh iehiaie nallieu
q ellen Deiany (Who mas many tlme peeh 0eiore
s.ns;h,a aDono last robt ~ d;scovar tba, she
:. no longer fit to live She proved II bv plunpinp
;nto III Galvaz Canal She vas fished ont before
= she drowned She rat loose and punred ii again
and was fished ont again. This time she was taken
to the lock.up and locked nm for safe keeping.
pon,rs Eor.n coronor Reo Il, vestardav morn.
n. ing received notification that the body of an un-
known man, said to be one of the victims Of the
/. late burning Of the steamer Judge Porter, had
in been found on the lake shore, this side of Dan
Hickok,s. He went down to investigate, but did
not reach the city in time to enable us To give any
et narticulars. We heard that his absence all da,
was owing to the fact that several other bodies ha
ed been found, all victims Of the sad disaster.
o. - D., a,;, ,tosas H. A. at,,,arroo
of sarara1 rools aeo sbot ~, Coror
ay I'M stroa+ hr, Tamas NJ Kokarnot was vesterda
Is ue.es v. u " danro,
ID. p .to.o,,,,o, r.Iaeso
N. nonein.s anu = sIooo aoaI b,r peaord.
at n....laa III. rssao'''
he ~, IT,. -. ,,.s...sa,, 80,
o 49,, E:s.. n;1.si.t ,,a,..t ~, paoordo
ed peiofe 'no i.as - r. :. tss ,,.o-.s
'u Go ,,,.,;no ~ ,,aaoo r
les on ouhaay ior ns nuns anu us'a sue ~
10 f,,d won him ue royo hai
az osaleu =
Is THE FEMISIsEs. - Recorder Summers yesterda
49, ~ -. ,ra;o M,,1,or ~ htoroa;n
bonds, for thrashlns Ahcla Mullen on Masazin
at street near Erato. Sarah Pickett was also fine
OF S. for slappng Alea's face; and then, 1t appear
ing that Alicia had not been perfect lamb IN u
ire trouble, she too was fined 50.
srru1sc , caRpEr BAs.-Riehard Smith w,
of vestsrdav sent to the Work house for three month
er. a. stealino william Henches, carpetbae on Il
Sn staamhoat landing Yesterday morning. Hench
a charainp that Smith knocked him down in order
ek cnaisths tiAe sih'eii ~ ~ ~ - - ~
ac- steal the bag Henches only called il stealing
ng us, ii has very much the appearance OF a highwf
w. robbery.
it'll DIscuAReEp,-Peter keenan,, charged with stea
ian ur officer Frank Andersons silver watch from h
ad room on Basin street, was discharged yesterday
NE NE Recorder Summers
er. ]. Courtade, charged with Illegally occupyir
ms, and refusing to leave certain stall in Poydr
~ Market, was also discharged by the same R
corder
ing Emsr D,srR1er Cong. .Tudae Hx,a. 10,
not Grand was tried Yesterday for larceny The in
a fa;od 10 auree and were discharged and the pr