New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30
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enter upon the duties Of his Office on Monday. He
full The list ~ rs follows:
DepeHies--Firss and Fourth Districts. Cant. G.
ip,ayssonx, Second and Third Districts, j. +. Bar
Assisssat Dermies First Ward, Samuel wire /:
second Ward, e stephen Robert Third Ward,
1 Joel Gleason, J. W. Wheelhoase; Fonrfh Ward.
aosepa Balsss IA Angel Martin; Tissh Ward, II SAN
Ward, JoseVa Nuttey; Eighth ward, ss John IN a
cor Ninth Ward. M- o. Andry; Tenth Ward.
Super vaateadees of Bsidges jas. Mcfsaulsy.
Pound Keepers. FIRST Dstrfes Pond Edward
I Hewitt Second District Ponaa, Geo W. Harrisons
nhird D1stfiet III Found Alex lea Fourth District
] Dead Wagon D,-syes-Firzt and Fonrtf. DISTRICTS
Wash. Randall Second ana Third Districts, Phil
i lip Whitman.
| CRgoLE FIRE CoM1asY Nc. .. The glorious
Fourth comes Wednesday nsxt. ereoIe Fire
| Company No. intend celebrating their Fourth on
! the following Sunday az Biloxi leaving the city oa
Saturday and returning ON Monday. Gus Richards,
late Of ST. Charles street, s to be their host at BIZ
/ loxi. Our thanks are due for . polite iavitation
/ which has been extended to u.s. 10 be member of
| the Company during The excursion and eelebra-
/ ticn. AZ
HoaarBLE CRnAE-A most horrible affair trars-
| Dryades. last night between and 10 o'clock The
parties were oil prostitutes of The lowest grade.
| Bridget Quinn and Mary Richardson assaulted
| Maggie Holmes, threw her down, held her and
wounded her ID the most shocking manner A.
| they held her down, one Of them thrust d knife
| into her rital parts and ripped up her abdomen.
Officer F1emming sent the wounded woman to
| Charity Hospital. II was not believed that she
would live. The same Ufhcer arrested the hags
Quinn and Richardson, and lodged them IN tho
First District Lookup. So fat as We hear It, tfe
affair is one of the most dreadful that We have
ever been called upon to mention,
CAapHExR EXPLOSION Jones, vie Of an
| engineer, was badly burnt, q night of two since,
| by the explosion Of camphene lamp At her res
idenee on Casacalyo street. between Giouet and
Louisa. Her clothes caught fire, and shs was badly
scorehed from her face to her waist. Her htzsbAnd,
who was at home at the time, burned his hands
| severely in extinguishng the flames.
| DEATH on TK. TEAGK.-A man whose name NE
did not learn was run over and killed by the Mex
lean Gulf Railroad cars on Thursday evening, AZ
the Halfway, OF English Turn. We heard that he
was tailor living there, and was drunk at the
time. ssA - iSs s.
yorpouIsM.-The notorious African hag, Eme-
line Gibson, was arrested last evening Dit her ele-
giant den on Grayier street, at the instance Of her
white neighbor, Emma Foster, Emma's complaint
was that Emeline had got drunk, disturbed The
peace, violated the city ordinances. and thrown
mixturesn upon her. The " mixtures, Z we learn
consisted of some Of ahe " helIbroth,r which, in
accordance with African witchcraft is brewed up
blythe recognized Queen-wench Of the " Voudous, =
or Hoo-doos, in this city, and by her sold to the
,, faithful, in order to enable them to ehectualy
!. curse and ruin their enemies, and to bring upon
them calaniities and evils not dreamt Of in phil
osophy.n There are few people who know howex-
tensive ia the belief in the terrors of the Youdou
curse among the negroes and some Of the ignorant
white people IN. this city. As Recorder Emerson
has fear Of the African anathema, it is probable
! that he will compel the sooty Emelns to answer
, 4 for whatever Of wrong she has done.
4 REooRpER EstHasos's CouRr, The trouble be-
n tween Martin Werling and James Meehan was set.
Q tied yesterday, by mutual agreement Werling
: was charged with drawing a knife on Meehan and
q cutting officer Bulger in the hand, and Meehan
4 was charged with drawing knife upon and threat
Il Il ening to kill Werling being encouraged in said
j. proceeding by Bulger.
n T.F. Tucker was fined $40 for abusing Lieut..
: Dryden whilst in the discharge of his duty on st.
= Charles street, on Thursday night. Joseph Vogel
and Hugh DALEY, lads were held for hearing on
charge Of being juvenile vagrants.
! The following parties were arraigned and held
/ for future examinations
!, Paul Blanck, butcher of St. Mary's market,
3 charged with assaultfng Paul Freche three times
on the 25th inst first slapping him in the face
9 awhile afterward assaulting him with dirk and
finally striking him again in the face, and knock
: ing his hat off with brick.
George Snyder and Mrs, Rica Wild, charged
.,;tJ Iaat;,,,, nd a,nlirr Aut, af he coraar
of Perdido and st. Jane streets; and Snyder fur
ther cutting her and wounding her in the left eye
Il with what she belieyedto be a slnngshot or some
u snch instrument Case fixed for the l0ths
!. Dan Ryan, Pat Boner and Jim Mclaughlin
charged with entering Frank Dowels house in ths
Triangle Buildings, attacking and beating the
= boarders with clubs and tumblers, and Dan RyaI
wounding Powell in the mouth bya blow with
S tumbler; all on the night of the 18th inst. Cas-
y fixed for the 18th.
Jean Daler, butcher of Dryades market, charge,
: y by Commissary DeGruy with selling piece 9
70 neck veal to a servant, when the latter had bee
sent for nice roast, and refusing to exchange til
meat for better piece, as well as refusing to RI
le fund the three dimes when the servants mistres
\, y called upon him to see about it. Case fxed fo
he the goth.
he Magoni yesterday had George Holmes before hin
y on the charge of having cut John Rewen in u
= arm with razor, on Thursday night, in a hou:
"a on Gallatin street, between Hospital and Barrack
Ig- He was sent to prison to await examination.
FIRST DISTRICT GouRr Judge Hunt Hypoll
al Princeval, charged with the murder of August
so' Garcia, was yesterday arragned for trial but h
only important witnesses being still mon est, =
u ~ case was indie fnitey postponed; and, on motto
of the Attorney General and for reasons which !
4ck explained, Princeval was admitted TO bail
lck $2500
John McGrath was tried for the murder Of Jams
~ ~, Condor, whom he killed on tho night Of the
nil inst, in Dick Aliens house Victory street; bo
being sailors, just off the same ship and gettif
aer into quarrel over game Of cards. The prisoai
na' was defended by Messrs. Mecay and Wheat.
The testimony showed clear case OF killing
self-defense, aud the jury were bus snort tine
IRIS rendering verdict of acqnittal.
The Grand Jury will probably make their mn
Use report to-day Judge Hunt is expected to decid
upon Gambre,s application for new trial 9