New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 2, 1860.
4 summer term doe
,oahe well.wishers Of q

+ i 70. ~ lamp
2, 1860. r,rs snama4 s,s,,. 49,. sa's I
Johnny Wright sailor boaHe "eiiw'shers Oh eaH'
and two other persons. Numerical aspect every
thought Of this, IT being cus,e dull and inactive
| clearinghouse men to go dowi 80, a..
ships as they near the city. Dayfa '''oA ''e
had about $1,000 in cash with him. bordering On ex-
| fore the absence Of Davis had crtqe of year. an
| pieion johnny Wright (who was soayds de,,ands
have had no money the day before =,
around with plenty of money, and sport ine
! and chain which was identified as ben ooVo oaies
Davis He said he was going up the jack iast year.
| road and that evening be disappeared Ii 70 tne e&
until the next day, Saturday. that these faeame week
communicated to the noliee. nm which
4 Lient. Mazerat and his special officer, = to be
Brooks (who entered upoB their duties Ties viii
Third District yesterday having made all indme of
les, Yesterday afternoon arrested one Randi the
A MeCollnm, as a person who probably knew som. the
thing about Davis, disappearance. They arrestedrn
him upon information received, that on Thursday y
night he waited with vehicle opposite the Sugar
Refinery, near the Battle Ground, till Wright was
\ landed from skif and then brought Wright up 70
the city. It was last evening generally believed
that Davis had been murdered, robbed and thrown !
into the river The officers ascerained that Wright
lrok HAS VIZ tldEtAhS stsHthpU"sf 1ts 4
was a little more than they could ascertain.
ALARM OF FIRg.-An alarm of fire was caused
on Saturday night at about halfpast q o'clock by
the accidental explosion of camphene lamp in a
, house up town. The alarm was given from Fire.
District g. station s. The damage was triiins and
the fire was put out before the engines arrived on
the ground.
+ AsorHKR.-The telegraplic alarm at about 9
o'clock last night was caused by the burning OF
bed in house on Elysian Fields street, Third Ds-
4 triet The fire was put out and the bells stopped
. before the firemen had run very far
The DANGER or BATHING IN THE RIVER. = A
. man named Charles Doyle was drowned yesterday
morning whilst bathing in the river, just below the
J Third District ferry landing at Algiers.
e On Friday evening, an unknown man was
e drowned whilst bathing in the river opposite the
Barracks, Third District. he was seen TO stand on
e floating log, and dive after that he was seen no
e. more, and his clothes, left on the bank confirmed
le the belief that the ae was hss his heaa
Z probable atfas hard Or sharp osAs''4
y ~ ssterday afternoon, at about o'clock, q ~
v named Flanagan, Is years old, was drowned
y whilst bathing in tile river at the foot Of Canal
street.
DEAD BoDY AT THE LAKE.-We found this on the
n slate at the telegraph office last night telegraphed
y from The Third District: "Mr. Lawrance reports
that the dead body Of a man, unknown to him, was
~ left at the wharf lake end, from the steamer A.
s. G.. Brown. The Brown il the Madisonyilie and
. Vaudeville packet, and had just returned from
- those places
FIRST DIsrRlcr CouRr.-Judge Hltnt.-The fol-
ah lowing sentences were pronounced yesterday:
u. VIM Morris, convicted Of larceny, two years at
hard labor in the Penitentiary.
John Williams, convicted Of larceny. one year at
IT. hard labor.
e. John Rainey, convicted Of larceny, one year at
T. hard labor.
Pat Dawson convicted of assault with danger
r. ous weapon with intent to kill two years imprison-
TT, ment in the Parish Prison. "
y. A motion for new trial was made by the coun-
a. sci of John Mplholland. convicted of murder.
ALGrERs IrEMs.--The g Newsboy'' of Saturday
argues that better ferries will be the chief means
Dr. III improving Algiers ferries that will their
ell boats regularly, and to late hour at night We
think the proposition il irrefutable. 4A
- The Methodist Sunday School is to hold its ami
E versary at the Church on the 4th.
De Vegetables are very plentiful and cheap in Al
gers. The Newsboy thinks the city folks might
M profit by visiting that town for their garden
as sass.-
From the same paper We learn that, last week
al Antonio de Montcrio pleaded guilty to the charge
of selling liquor to slaves and was fined $3.50 BY
.o Justice Fortier.
JEFFERSON CITY ITEMS. = From the Jefferson
j. journal we learn that the school examinations il
that town came off with marked success. Ths
~, journal calls loudly for the establishment Of
Jos High School. W
II. Home Hook and Ladder Company intend eele
bratng their Fourth in royal style at the Delachas
re- grounds.
From the Journal we learn that on Monday last
ed: D. Rosenquest and his wife were tried upon til
several charges of possessing and passing counter
Ing felt coin and bank notes. After long and tediou
trial the Jury brought in verdict Of guilty {
on possessing counterfeit coin with intent to pass th
NY same,'' and Thursday last they were sentence
BY his Honor Judge Burthe to hard labor In tn
son State Penitentary for ten years each and 10 pa
the costs. Had they been found guilty upon one Q
son the other charges against them, their punishmen
he might have far exceeded the ten years.
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