New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-24
down Royal street, but who, not understanding Il.
allowed tie robber Togo ahead.

cleared for Ha VII, with rs free colored eInisrants,
having money, ind all necessary agricultural i'm
plements; ali the emiTants being from The par
shes of st. Martin I'D Ut. Landry.
IN June next, there Win, IS We learn, be 4 ssilr
larger and weaithier free eoIored emigration to
President yedrards tropics paradise Of az island.
The Presidents agent, Itr, A. 7. Porse. has had
lent free coiored population Of Iouisisns.
Odd, isn't itg That whilst slss perfectly free and
independent SONS or Aftjca are leaving L0aisiana
extent their kinsmen, never desest their masters
but to seek starvation and freezing r the Nosth, in
Canada
SHOOTING, STABBTNG, ASSAULTS Ay.D BATTERIES,
ETC-From the following list or incfd6nfs, IT will
be seen that the olive branch and tlrg sword of
Justice are about az far Off as ever frUMreduciDE
or reforming New Orleans into q blea sssls haven,
+" where the wicked cease from troubling, and the
weary are Tor may beg at rest !"
S2tooting Afaiys-Tte serenity Of ClaHorne
street, near the Old Canal, was not IitzS- Dis
turbed, late Sunday night BY the report Of sssral
pistol shots, and ghostly, white appartion s*ud-
ding along beneath the shade Of the Irees In the
center. The loud laughter Of q party Of yoUug
men near the corner where the shots were heard
drew the police, and the fact was vouched for By
the party that they heard shot inside of a house
near by, saw man come out on the second story
street, having on nothing bat lii Shirt and his
pants and boots in his hand and then travel like
scared dog, whilst another man appeared on the
8SFefat
No complaints or arrests Decidedly susuicious.
II was not this reporter who spread the report that
there wasn't lady In the case. 5s al
u san1ay aysaisg goa,is b1 sho w pistol
Urquhart street, between ST. Anthony ana Arr
nette; the bullet passing through both legs An
tome escaped; oficer Borge reported he fsct 8
what led to the shooting.
Sdbbing, etc. 80 Mike Jourdan was before Re~
corder Summers on the charge 0f haying stabbed
John Connis on Sunday night, al tho corner Of La
enough, in the foot and dreadfuily, with dagger,
the wounded man losing much blood, and being
taken to Charity Hospital; Mrs Connis making the
charge, Jourdan, who at the time of the fight was
somewhat sickened BY tumbler ON his bunp Or
combatiyeness, was sent to prison IN default of
$1,000 bail. ~ sSsS
Ellen Lucy was arrested on Sunday. on CaIliope
street, on the charge Of having attempted to kill
Catherine 0Connor with an axe, and Catherine
was also arrested for being drunk and disturbing
the peace. The neighhorhood of these females Is
said to be an awful one, continually alive with
drunken quarrels and fights. Recorder Summers
let Catherine off with a fine Of 50 So; Lucy was
held for further examination. al
Mike Allen was arrested yesterday afternoon, on
Dryades street, by officer Tank. on the charge Of
having assaulted and attempted to murder Samuel
Hughes, by striking him in the head with the iron
| top Of hydfant- He was also charged with hay
| ing in his possession stolen property, to-wit, .
| locket and hair bracelet, besides galvanized
watch without face; and Hughes, with his bloody
head, was also arrested, for being too drunk and
i noisy. They will appear before Recorder Summers
i to-day. a
Assanhs and Batteries, etc-Jas OiHare gave
| bail to appear and explain to Recorder Summers
why he abused and violently interfered with officer
Martin Flowers on Franklin street, in the small
hours of yesterday morning. 5.. ss5 60
i Eugene Lombard and Achille Lombard were be-
fore Recorder Benit, on the charge Of having
treated Victor Isidore Decuux rather badly On the
night of the I4th inst at the corner Of Main and
Miro streets tswamp edge Of the Second District.l
4 Decouxs complaint was that, as he was passing
the corner, the two Lombards left a crowd who
i were there seated, abused him, assaulted him,
| knocked him down and beat him, drew pistols and
other weapons, threatened to kill him, and SO on;
also, that the other five men of the party surround
morally and physically helpless. The Lombards
4 gave bail to appear and be examined.
Mike Kane, charged by his wife Mary witindian
ally beating her On 3 several occasions farty.two
was, in default Of bail sent teiahoratey wrought
ined on the 25thrrhges, and about ono thousand
ms oetier u 4 the South Boston Iron Foundry.
% mngs on % Guseoafso1aslgg for the Imaum Of Muscat
Mrs. George, charged with slapping the face Of
Mrs Mary Robinson, on the 10th instant, on Ma
rails street, between Bienvilie and Cont, gave ban
to appear On the 26th Both ladies are III The frcc
colored persuasion. M sss ]
Mrs. q. Powers gave bali to appear before Re
corder Benit on the 25th. Charged by 3. Monde,
her nextrdoor neighbor, fon Hospital street, be.
tween Royal and Bourbonl with deluging self and
wife with separate torrents Of awfulest language
and befouling and damaging the side of their houss
with buckets of dirty water and laundering stick
of wood
. Mrs. Lehman gave bail to explain to Recorder
Long why she took the starch out of Catherine
ts and her dry on Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. CALL charged with making too
severe Saturday afternoon call upon Mrs. Mary
Kennedy, at her residence corner Of St. John the
Baptist street and Washington Avenue, that Is
thrashing her awfully; Francisco Sanchez, charged
with polishing of and threatening to extinguisl
Victor Campo, on Saturday evening, at the corner
of Elysian Fields and Goodchildren streets and
Michael Brannagan, charged with faxing d. II
Young's slave girl Madeline on Saturday evening
at Young's house on Love street, between French
men and Union were all sworn against befor,
Recorder Long yesterday. and men with papers il
their hats were out after them.
The different Recorders fined and workhousei
more drunken belligerents of the small kind thar
Recorder Long fined Frank Hoss SIS, and Alexi
Etienne, G., s20 both for fighting and disturb
! ing the peace.
+ FOUND DRowNED.-This was the only verdic
!. that Deputy Coroner Soraparu and his jury coul,
' come to- yesterday morning, in regard to putres
cent mass in human shape, found wedged in be
I tween two ships opposite st. Ferdinand street. i
the Third District From the hip up it was bar
skeleton; only few shreds of flesh and skin ahou
g the legs showed that the mass was once whit
d human being. Mr.. Soraparu had to give boy j
0 a skiff dollar and half to tow the awful thin
ashore. The sight and the od0r were little to
much. Nearly all the Jurors lost their breakfast
l. and Mr.. Soraparu looked pale all day. Al swes
g business is that Of the Coroner, sometimes.
n SHARPFRs Done FoR.-Wm. Mason and Jane
+ Meyers, who, as we mentioned on Saturday
l. Milneburg for swindling Samuel Fars, gree
4, Alahamian out Of s45, by means of the Galforn
4, ball game, were sent to the Work-house for 81
n months; Faris being glad enough to travel, Q
getting his money back.
n John Corners, cab-driver was yesterday NOR
II ling arrested by officer Jim Borge, as the dentic
a cabman who, on Sunday, swindled the green AL
o bama boy, Andy Thomas, out of SS by ehargin
+ him for !. W harfage,n and for ride from Il
o steamboat landing 70 the French Market only ha
the distance the boy wanted to go Of which tran
+. action we gave the particulars yesterday.
e corder Long made the raseally Corners refund Il
a. So, and pay SIS fine besides. The verdant child
ii Alabama, getting his money back, went his wi
IN rejoicing, wiser if not better boy; just as d
ly Conners, a wiser if not better cab-drVer.
s. Officer Borge deserves much credit for
agency in this matter. He took the poor boy
De his house, and boarded him, gratis in order to
of him in bringing the cabman to justice.
10 BREACH OF Trust AND EABEzzLBAENT.--Vici
no Alfred Bunehi sent to prison in default of bs
81 Yesterday by Recorder Long he being clerk
the employ Of Antonio Batistella Victory sire
ls near the railroad, and charged by his employ
q with embezzlng sums OF money at different tint
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