New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29
gutaI guteIIiael,fs.

1utal ghtelllgelllR.
YESTERDAY there was no rain the day was bright
and hot enough, hut pleasantly relieved by the
clouds which fitted and the breezes which cireu-
lated.
CHILD KTLLED.-A little child about three years
old, named Sophie Dame, was run over by carl
on Wednesday evening, on st. Peter street, be.
tween Basin and ST. Claude. 1t appeared that the
child was standing on the banquettc, when she was
called by an elder sister across the street to
over to her. The little thing started and Just as
she was half way over d cart, driven by q negro,
came round the corner and run over her before the
driver could stop his mules. She received internal
injuries, which caused her death in about six hours
There was plenty to show that the driver was not
in fault. The Coroner yesterday investigated the
affair and returned verdict of accidental death.
FELL fRoM 4 WISDow.-A man named u. w.
Coson was taken to Charity Hospital yesterday
morning. He had fallen ont at o window some
where, and was badly hurt.
DEATH FROM ISTEMpERAScE. The man who was
found dead on the levee on Wednesday evening,
was viewed by the Coroner yesterday. Death was
determined to have resulted from intemperance.
The body was not recognized.
SUMNER NIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING in the
way Of poster for a public meeting, these dull
times, is sure to draw crowd, whether the people
sympathize with the proposed action or not
Dav besore vesterday sorne ,,e,s,ns s.,,o,, 4,
hills atont town t,.t ap
vou,d ,,e hold a. Iosaratta se,,,a,a -,
evenipot u eonsider AZ co.e d ,Tar. 49, ssa.
neoro rnrs;c;a,, ,v,,oso .l,aaaa
of sundry resnectablo white ,,;r,g hoa 49,
tovn III ~, soma days M
Il ;rf, ter,s ia ,oa ,at1 ,aIa,Iasaa il
;n1,o. noo,Ia ~ on.,,o ,a oo,, ,,,,,,,
u - ,,,,ot ,vor,d II 49,
u ,,st aven;ro a cro1va ,f 49, .1.n.,,,a VI.
mora--incIudne al, classes of noonla frou tba
,ro,t rosnootoL,a c,,;zan,s dor,, - 1o.,a., .5
,,ar- ,rarn,,,.5 ,ha or.ss " Taeava,to ca,asa
cnr;ons a soo ;f tbare ware any ner.ons ,,h,
nnld actnollv ,naerta,se to oroan;ge rot for ~
hanast os IT. Mart, nrocesd;na ,v1;oi, .r,nIs
have involved the storminr ana eaptnre of tbe
parisl, Prison y,bare Martin ia ;ncarearotaa rbe
o.a,,d stood aro,,n5 ana smotea and ,,lI,ad M
,,a;,ad
Tha ,,as+a,, ,,oa ,ra,,;sad s,,ao.,,s,. hr+ -,
sno,Iors anneared Sevara, nron,;nont rersans
lnnr,, u w A. ~ ororvd ryara collod ,nn, rho,
,os,,onaaa bu ,,;zz1;nr 81 tba oro,rd l,o,,. ~
ya;tno and talL;ng and smol,inp The sonara "a.
no+ ;1,nm;natad I'M tba nala moon Iaokad dopcn
~ t,,o cro,,d v;t,, ono ana onn,icol,r fhan on7,
~ t1,a baIf-fn,h .s If n say .Now s,nt that on.
~ a,,.aa y -, ~,
IT., III 4; III a.o,,, oo,,,,,,a,oaa ,at.;,,,
a. - !. II,u.ot, e., no,.io. -, sha,,.oa a.,z
9s sa:.. i.,.sa,,z - ,.,a., !. ~
.l.In @ a,s.s, e
q a..s.s. -. -. mn -
=. q - - Il ns.'.,..-1 =.
sp,''s Deias ,nn s'1tiu. n
1a ,...ss,,as IS ~ aas =.
, - a., as H.. - 49, 49,
- as.oa s.s,'. i e. .T' - 'S&s'
n.ss ..s,, ,,,.,,.o, ~. s,,,,;aou,. .rao,. az.
gates! lock the gates I've lost five cents!n Sew
eral of the boys being outside the square, rushed
in at the gate exclaiming, make way, gentlemen;
here he Is, they're bringing him over fr0m the
Lookup T. and the crowd opened right and left
as quickly as if a military procession were coming
in "Beware of pickpockets " sung out one man
After while, man announced that ''her had con
sented to make speech, and would deliver it from
the steps of the City Hall. This caused greai
many to leave the square and crowd St. Charles
street, but no speaker appeared on the steps oI
the hall. And the crowd staid there smoking and
talking.
AT last n really practical Joker appeared with n
coil of rope in his hand, and shouted out, Boys,
let's hang him I've got the rope! follow me
He started down st. Charles street, as if going to
the Parish Prison; his partners in the joke rushed
after him; and the result was that mob OF up
wards OF thousand people followed them OIL.
How far they wentWe did not take the trouble to
ascertain.
we are seriously q oplhloh, however, tsueh Is
the pubic feeling against Martlh) that II any per-
sou or persons had had the daring to organize an
expedition against the Parish Prison, there would
have been large crowd willing to follow and aid
1hem'
A FANCY SCENE Ar THE OAKs-We learn that
two medical gentlemen of English extraction. tone
an extractor. being n practical dentist ~ lad a
little dispute on some medical subject. which in
duced them day before Yesterday. to ahaye il
OUT at the Oaks: weapons, mauleys; distance
such as might suit their mutual convenience.
The rules of the P. r. were agreed to: that is
not to hit below the point where the brandy stops
Tie "grizzly bearn of Metairis Ridge. better
known as D-n M-rr-~tt, was bottle-holder for
pom UMPIRE referee, Inner s1akeholdcr, ana un,
uel.aAer u ioi Mnoeser iasn' i1ase ms chuiih pa'
ou. ine s'' III a'so oons''saieo 'he oessiee
a"q'ehce.
Inc antagonists lit not only Tor personal satisfac.
uon but for wager OF $3.50 aside. Unexpected
and fit. No foul blows were given. They fit like