New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-02
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EVERETT hASGEKS.- lHS cluD tO1 Inc lnlru
Ward) had large and enthusiastic meeting last
night at the Carrollton Railroad depot. Able ad-
dresses were made by Messrs S. J. N. Smith and
7. G.. Noel, and Col. White of Jefferson City.
Among the resolutions adopted was one making it
the duty Of every member to canvass the square
on which he resides, to see that no Bell and Ever
EFT voter misses registering himself before the
November election This is right. 1t is first
rate idea.
UNION GUARD, SECOND DISTRICT This body
meets this evening at the Orleans Ball Room to
transact general business and to receive a banner
from the ladies. There will certainly be great
crowd present.
The CRICKET MATcH.-The return match Of the
Crescent City and Pelican Clubs is to come off to-
morrow at the Delachaise ground the game be-
ginning at ii o'clock. We are indebted to the
officers of the Crescent City Club for an invitation
to be present.
FIRST DISTRICT TCoURT.-Judge Ht0lt.-This Court
opened yesterday, for the preliminary business of
the season.
+. L. Newland was sworn in as Deputy Sheriff.
and draft of one hundred additional jurors was
ordered.
District Attorney Bradford filed thirty,six inform
larceny, six for carrying concealed weapons, one
for stabbing with intent to murder, one for shoot
ing with intent to murder, and one for shooting
with intent to kill.
The Court adjourned to Friday.
THE CtSISG AFFAHs-Ne are requested by a
friend to state that the lawyer whom we yesterday
reported as having been caned by an officer of
Recorder Blache's Court was not caned but
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with his fist; further, that the said lawyer made
no affidavit against the officer. This conflicts very
fatywith what we conceived to be reliable inform.
alton, and we Publish it as a matter of accom-
mediation TO the friend who makes the request. We
forbear further remark on the subject as we learn
that the two gentlemen intend settling the matter
to-day, outside of town, with colic7tenaTdes or
small.swords.
MoRE OF IT REGovERED,-Fiye boxes more of the
goods stolen by Giraud from Motion 4 Co.'S store,
were yesterday found by Officer Berluchaux, in a
coffeehousc kept by one Auguste, at the corner of
Bourbon and Toulouse streets.
Look 0rr, DARKlEs THE o'clock bells to be
a little Irish, rang last night at s O'clock.
AccIDEST.-A young man residing in Maine
street, between Marais and Yiller6 streets, who is
subject TO fits, was standing near well in his
yard yesterday morning, when he was taken by q
sudden attack and fell headlong into the well,
which is deep and wide, and has very low guard
| around It. woman in the yard saw the accident,
| and her dreadful cries soon brought crowd of
people running in. The young man, after sinking,
came Upright side up, thanks to the width of the
well-and a black woman caught his hand just as
he came up to the surface, and with the assistance
of others pulled him out.
INSANE ATTEMPT AT DRowSiNG.-hIathilde Fran
coise, f. W. c., attempted to drown herself on Sun
day evening in the gutter at the corner of St. Louis
and Robertson streets. She was laborug under
| temporary insanity. policeman rescued her
and took her to the lookup.
ATTEMs'T TO kILL-Rafae Purgaron was arrest.
ed on Sunday night in the Third District by citizen
L. G. N. Bernard and Lieut. Mazerat, for assaultng
and attempting to kill an unknown man. Stephen
Jacquet was arrested as an accessory. Purgaron
was held 10 bail in the sum of $1,000.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-RecOrder Blache YES
terday examined aud sent to the First District
Court the following parties:
Henry l&ndrum, for stealing vest pattern
worth s. from Adolphe Schubert, at No. Sc ST.
Philip street.
John Joyce and James Scott, for stealing sack
| ofootatoes from Boulanger's store on the levee.
S9rafin Gogtron, for stealing lot Of jewelry
from Mrs. Foueher, +. W. c.; he having pawned
some of the jewery and offered the rest for sale.
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