New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
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Life Of Rorers.--As every body knows, the O.. s
sIoop-ofHar Saratoga lately captured, near Fer:
Cruz, and sent into this port, the twowar sfsaraer
which subjected themselves to arrest BY passins
Vera Cruz without showing their eeIors, even wIeI
politely requested 10 do 30 BY eaupon-shct from
San Juan dUlloa and from nien-cfwar IN Til
hsrbor.
I OF the prisoners taken with these steamers, (the
Cen Miramon and The Marquis de h Habana)
about Ia5 have been lodged ID the parish prson of
this city and parish for safe-kesping They are as
wicked and pirstical looking set Of men as were
eyer seen together in this city or iss vicinity.
Among these United States prisoners Of war. are
two men upon whom file etate Of Louisiana has
prior and very heavy claims. Both are accused Of
murder IN this city, and both, at HE lime of tls
murders, escaped from The connsry.
One Il Antonio Carcaffo, spaniard. Some
years ago he stabbed and killed nm oId sailor in d
ccfeahouse on Gallatin street. He was chased BY
Lieutenant Fremaux and other police office,s, Is
far down as the old paper min in the Third Dis.
tfict Vas shot ct several timea, and wounded in
ene "a BIZ legs md still managed ID escape into
l.. kred mar, IN, 4
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The ether distinon;sl,ed ar;sanev 3 ~ !,
brother was hung. and anat,er I,,,,, 81
whose ether brother VA aert N
All for murder II, tlia citv come
ne himself would have been hung, had he not
brother Antonio M T5srr,, aa -,
Adam, rol,re t,s NO. S y
Third District ,aI;nr ,ars, sn,s - = ss
cutting the throa4 ~ .l.ra Isl - 49,.
quiet Antonio Delisle ana asar, 80 re-, ~
n front III Tho ,,r;s,, ,,v.ar III. -
execution that took place g. ,,;s .;.,, r..
Dclisle was sent to he peni,entiarv Z 4
an accessory ia the robbery and ruari,er M.
newly arrived Louis Dslisle ia said Ia have had n
razor in his pocket. and ia have hala ia -,
whilst his brother Antonio took The VI ~ frc,,, m,
pocket and cut the girls throat.
There is considerable debate aroun,, toy,, ,s T.
what the State authorities can or viii do II refer.
ence to these distinguished refugees. nov Il IN
parish prison. by the chances or war. d prisoners
| Of the United States Government.
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1 Lacy % de1ds IN Jo' ~ h90an--We published, a
DAY or TWO since. an account OF grand fancy plug
muss tnat took place ~ benoits Museum, on 81.
Charles street, II viii ~ Mrs A. Benoit and old Mr.
Latting had fight about little Rebecca Langley
the celebrated dwarf lady, of Texas IN which igh
the renowned Big Indian, Of Texas, took part AMI
during which fight the little lady was run of in
cab by Mrs q ticket seller-the whole business
ani;ns in Tho arrest an, tba - =.
= - -, -, 80 i.l'en' VI W
i'atung before iseeorder summers, On charges o.
larceny and assault and battery--a fronble which
still hangs unsettled over old Iattngs gray hairs
o. n,,,c,, hn ,vo, az ;n,ro,not;on -
w ilueia ~ "ay = - ' ou1ssio 5s5l
Last evening ~ ABOUT clock, the levee in
front Of Jackson Square was thrown into d wild
excitement by plnp.muss among n. sbov. ten,s
,,;, 1;,o .ba ,att - Az, &c. ,,:.9 M,
WHICH hiic LIZ Patn W tle lefty iahdlng. Inc ut
file Iafly nf Texas the
- - Z, 'T5.s rr - 80, 'S ~'AAsS " silis
muSS. She WAS there in one of the tents dainp
4, ..,,Ia ~ !. c,,.;..4 - .,..,.,.- 80
sne aSreeapie W lasclhateu pupuc at the accom-
modatinp schedule of two bits n head for aantla
men and ladies, fifteen cents head for poor peo.
PIE ana otner strangers rom foreign lands, and
dime head Tor the sovereign boys and niggers
dogs and babies admitted free.
We have said that there was musa among ths
tents. We will qualify this the tents took no par