New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-11
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gallons Of water IN An ham TJa,
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pohHds VIII safety.
Yesterday the machine was taken To The oronnd
Iy one horse and stea VOC =;
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Inc throwing was most satisfactory. A one-and-
a-qHarter inch stream was thrown 30 feet the
spray reaching to 230 feet The performance rave
the highest satisfaction to all who Witnessed it.
THE ST.. CHARLES THRArER BALL,-.The masoue.
rade and fancy dress ball at the St. Charles Theater
on Monday night was as bright. lively and neasant.
asYnasduerades eenerally oet4+o IL ma +ao.ar
was Handsomely arranged far tia occas;c, t,e
attendance was large and tltas and
inent were universal. All who went had a rigbt
happy time OF it, and few tbere ,vere xvlo want
home before the morning hours. The maslinc N,,s
uncommonly varied and brilliant. F;ct;t;ons ana
historical characters, Of past and present. we're
there in all their splendor. with not n few of .be
cornical and burlesque kind Nearly every whim
Of fancy dress and disguise was present. from the
Goddess of Liberty down 10 d monkey. Tie snee-
tacle on the floor was admired and enioyed
throughout, by dress circle fun Of spectafors
who did not take part in the active eaietv of the
night.
..GH ,ntps Wu,t., Hvsox -. N,, o.
sad q royal prince On one occasion to a fair pea
FIJI ;etriat ra,rs = W. aaeslpn o. te
waif on The ocean Of life and indnres IN IarcepS
and goatee, and for such-the larceny and not
the goatee-Charley was sent to prison for six
months in the absence of $40 fine Charley IL an
ornithoiogical being-.'a brd.'
.saye me from nv namesakes,n W. pnbl;sbed
AZ .I,,-a ,,,.a..a,i a M
pa' Aali soine Ase u ~ WEEKS ago,
ana IL Is correct as u reads. But yesterday, we
met an old friend who whilst ad,nirnn the nara
e,r.,nb f,,bei ba ,,,,,lad ,,n L, s,.,7,
"' io.' II poi'e5
iiohnaie) SUI isisted tha5lt was rather bother
some to him. Our friends name is not Charles
William, but q. w. Henry, Of the sail.makinc frm
40 " uo,-, 4 ~ 4, u
- :, = - ", 7t s,iafies street. oppo-
slte tfe Dig taVefn.@ He didn't mind the coinci-
dence Of the initials-his baptismai gift though C
W. not being Charles William bnt iii, lal Al,
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p'e a noaioh &c M tle eApresSioii' #aii
" elie ocean Oh me poihted indirectly to his an
clent ana honorable profession Of sail-making.
Being sail-maker, and by natural sympathy !,
sailor he will never disown or desert his sails be
the weather fair or faul or ba Ia stra,,doa az IN,
I'D ,nd " s+ontl, tat ~
- aAu n 'soatts a'ois eia1 n caihol slreaa
ilis sans Tor cruise at stealing, which he never
did, or reef them in the Parish Prison, where lie
never was. 5
The KILLING or ArGrsrE DnozE.-The Coroner
yesterday began his investigation of this Case
The following testimony was taken:
Charles Reese sworn-About 6 o'clock on SIM
day evening, was standing behind my counter il
fsaafs Whom 9nansta Dro1a a ..,'. ~ y
followed by another person whom did not know
lraze ON entering the store said, : For Gods sake
aa w. H. s,.,,te ".ts 'toi 5eia w cotln
Droxe, Let him be- tie man i Wannded,, II. II.
replied, q don't care d-lLh At that momen
t narson who stahbod Drnya NV. eig hae
nize him If could see him AGAIN. I AN, wonaf,
said 70 be Mrs. Perry, standing where the difficult,
occurred: % ! saia 70 her, . See Nhat your son ma
mo sa,r tho ,eson nbo faiin,;aS ~ na' oa.'
as / supposed. stab him twice, The blows wer
aimed between the head and breast. The MAJ
nad sonetllls IN ms haha' oa1 eoalo not say Wha
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9;f;cnltr and ta5 1ao that tba non i'in ~ ~
house had killed him with a dirk,
z. Ddlco,u sworn-After Droze was stabbed b
gave me ms hana, ana said ne was a dead man
hansa ~ ond az e. a.hn IL ad i.ai ~ " NY
the man to make un with him.
The inquestwas continued till to-day, in order t
secure the testimony of Drozes widow NotIin
has yet been heard of Perry, or of his mother, VIII
fled with him. Perry is printer by trade. Droz
was cotton sampler. They lived next door t
each other, and had taken dinner together til
afternoon preceding the tragedy.
A VIOLENT FEuaIE.-A An Irishwoman pame
Ellen McNab was arrested on nryades street ye,
terday afternoon, charged by Charles Ford wit
nusbinr a drunken man otY the ealIery af be, ro..
aence. the fall hurting him dangerously IN
name of the man was not known.
MrRDEnous Assarlr,--panjelc condron vesterda
had John Costello and Richard Finnsn ,,ro;oa,
hefaro Recorder Summers an n CHARGE Of asr,,,,
ina him with intent to murder On tba e,on;,,,,
the Both ult. at No. 10 Triangle Buildinps. Coste,
beating him over the head with a slnno.sbot on
Fnnan cutting him several times in the head wit
knife, the wounds being such as to have confine
him to his bed ever SINCE The case was fixed f
investigation on the 18th, and in default Of sl0t
bail each the accused were sent to prison.