New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

from the cars they deserted theF boats and seal
tered in the marsh and swamp, carrying only their
weapons and conch.shells, through which they
were heard footing signals to each ether, as each
man, alone, sought his place Of conceaiment.
The crowd of Malays returned to the city On
Sunday evening. Yesterday morning the same
crowd went down again. We heard that they were
all well armed, and that their purpose was to ap-
ply for warrants Of arrest from Judge Tcca, and
to accompany the Sheriff to Proctorville and assist
him in hunting and arresting the Spaniafds who
committed the murder. We await with some inter-
est the result OF the expedition The Malays vastly
ontnumber the Spaniards at Lake Borgne; bat the
Spaniards seem to be the sharpest guerillas, and
every once in while they catch and murder the
Malays when they least expectit it. w#
The SECOND DISTRICT INEBoGIIo. Mr.. B. Re
maud, grocer, one of the parties to whom we
alluded in our yesterdays report Of the g LaT
Suit, Assault and Battery, and Duel'' affair, has
called upon US to ask that we make slight cor
rection in order to place Mr. Aug. Dudoussat's
connection with the affair in proper light
Mr.. Renaud says, that having reason to believe
that his clerk was robbng him, having missed Ger
tain articles in his store, he called his neghbor
Dudoussat, and asked him to be go kind as to keep
an eye on his store whilst he was absent at dinner
and that Mr.. D. agreed to do The next day,
previous to going to dinner he secretly looked at
the books and marked the last entry, and counted
the cash in the till, that he would know exactly
} how things stood.
On his return, he found things exactly as he had
left them, and on going over to Mr. d., he was in-
ILdL Il ltIle UUy Qdd DeeH tnere, ana Hdu
carried off basket full of provisions. This ex-
pertinent was tried again with the same result and
he therefore discharged his clerk. Mr. Dudoussat
did not volunteer the information, nor interfere in
any way, until requested a friend. The way
that Mr. Renaud was first led to suspect his clerk,
was that he often came from dinner by the back
! way and several times was in the store when the
clerk did not know it, and he saw the boy carry
off things, but never found cash or entry to ac-
t count for them He wished to get a legal witness,
and so called on Dudoussat.
L On the other hand, we are assured that Mr.. Du-
/. thiel, who caned Mr. DUdoussat and challenged
Mr.. Renaud, acted upon the honest belief that the
two storckeepers had stated fasities and had con
spired to ruin the character of his uncle. The duel
tween Messrs Duthiel and Renaud, was stopped
at the strong intercesson Of mutual friends, and
yesterday as we heard the whole matter was in
course Of arbitration with the expectation of an
/ amicable and honorable adjustment, between the
r appointed friends of the two parties.
e RECORDER EsIERsoN's CorRr-Thomas Martin
and Geo. Cole for raising row on Poydras street
and tearing officer Watsons coat, were yesterday
sent to prison for month, in default of paying Sl5
IS each. Thomas Davidson for threatening John Il
Barringer, and Catherine kenney, for abusing Tin
Sunivan's wife, We're made members of the peace
! society. }. NJ Friedrich dangerous and suspicious
h was sent to the Work-house for six months, ant
Mary Ward, charged by her husband John witt
habitual drunkenness, was sent out for two months
John Fox and his son Edward were sent t.
prison to await the result of the whiting whic
the boy gave Martin Bowen, in the course of TIL
: grand plug-muss which they all had together o
Sunday evening, at the corner ofJulia and Baronn
&c Streets the particulars of which published yes
~ terday. The following others were held for exam
> nation:
!. Robert Orr, charged with dangerously stabbn.
If man, name not reported, late on Sunday night
% on Constance street; sent to prison to await TIL
result, and his wife, for drunkenness and breach
of the peace, fined $40.
ID George Witt, charged with highway robbery
as in forciby depriving Tim McCarty of four bits
40 plSpdI In ha dax
IL Wm lnslee, or 1nsley, charged by Leander Stet
It. man, of the City Hotel, with obtaining SIS fro
gh him, upon check for that amount the Bank
/: New Orleans, in which bank he had no deposits
he bail of 5000 given to appear the 10th proxim
[The case mentioned yesterday-the othe
who cashed false checks declining to prosecute /
hv john Davenport and John Legs, conductors, ar
~ ~ Henry Elliott assistant engineer. Of the Jeerse
o and Lake train of which ran into the Carol
~ ton train ON Sunday held to answer for sal
collision bail of $500 each given to appear I'll
18th proXimo.
/ Pat Gilmartin, charged with assaulting Pat Nc
en- Gowan with intent to kill, on Constance street
es bail given to appear on the 18th prox Mrs. d.
es Ian, charged with violently beating and kokin
he Abby Brown, on Saturday, at the corner of Ran
nd part and Grod streets: fixed for the 18th prox
ot l.. Barringer, charged with falsely and maciousi
he procuring the arrest and Imprisonment Of Thomf
at Davidson, charging him with carrying conceale
70. weapons, when all he did was to make amicab
mt demand for his wages, at Barringer's workshop
he corner of Poydras and Fulton streets; bail give
tol to appear on the 4th prox. John Lardbe
he charged with threatening Maco Matthew, an
el Mary Emory, charged with stealing from Mrs Mai
he Russell on st. John street. dress and cape wort
nd - so; bail given by both to appear.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRr.-Auguste Dudoussa
proprietor of the fancy store at tile corner of Roy
ay and ST. Louis streets, yesterday complained to
tie cprder Long that on Sunday morning, upon h
his landing from the mail boat at Milnebnrg, A,
nd Duthel assaulted and beat him with loaded can
by These are two of the parties to whom we alludt
ihe warrant was issued for Duthiel's arrest, and
of D., hearing that the warrant was out surrender
gi- at the office and gave bail.
len Henry Seber, charged with beating Valenti
ing Kunckel, and Henry Sieber and Mrs. Wilhelm
ar. Kern, charged with jointly beating Mrs. An
on Kunckel and pushing her into the gutter, all
erd Marigny street. between Solidelle and Prosp
lite streets, were sent after.
ief Alex. Paris and Ignace Schwartz, charged wi
ar shooting at Guinaut's son George, were dismiss
rst at Mr. CTS request
90 B. Albertson, charged with assaulting his wi
VS. Louise with dangerous weapon, with intent
Ell murder at their residence, corner of Grod al
El- animation. Ned Nolan, charged with beatil
be Charles Gilman and biting him on the belly,
Ell Elysian Fields street, and Ben Gerdes, chafg
be- with knocking down John Stephens, at the corn
IAN of Greatmen and Montegut streets, were Sc
on, after. Z-=
~ " ALGlERs ITEMS. - From the "Newsboy'
IN Saturday we clip the following:
wn ing on Thursday evening about the Second D
on, tret ferry landing, the city side, got out OF
:. a plank into water too deep for him. carried
ars into the stream, and was drowned. He has re
cts, tions living below, near Tunisburg.
led An Unfortunate Woman Commits Saicide--O
attentive Chief of Police, Capt Esnard, has broug
the to us brown straw bonnet, trimmed with do
en. coored ribbon, and a crueifx about eight incl
ars in length of ebony mounted with brass, whit
nd with ettef were iounq on the Cahal street fer
ars boat on the night of the l4th The letter eyden
points out an intended committal of the write
the body TO the resistless current of the deep a
With broad Mississippi 1t is difficult to ranscribe
Yer but we will attempt to give it. Its incoheren
de- would go to show the writer to have been shorn
silk reason before she mady robbed herself of Ii
red No one was observed to jump overheard, and
ict one was missed nor has any body been fou
" which would connect itself with this occurrence
" The evening of the l4th of August, l660.-Fa
ore well so beautiful and yet SO censorious worl
pe- Cruel spouse thou hast been the cause of all
are sorrow. Thanks to the kind Americans for sir
wal my childhood banishmentI have found kind
AXE ception under their honored banner / have be
lille ncognate to all, passed unnotieed to all, a
would apparently have been happy, if cruel f
tor had not again pursued me. Ghristince and lsab
od) think of her whom you have destroyed All, CT
and Spain! Twill require no mock funeral this til
to You may run on your throne that will end, but
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