New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
who fell overheard from schooner on Saturday
night. Verdict, accidentally drowned.

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sisted of Messrs. Ham rror,.. Tho.,,ss Iy.;o,.
W. a. Andrews I ~ s.hvaaaar ~, so,,,,,,.
Thomas Mallory and snan,s, ..;,sr
known Most for,una,eu -
They ali clung 70 the oyetnrnsd 49,. ~, -.
young men IN little saiI.boat =,
They were all well soaked being n tfsls 8 atsr
about an hour before the rescue came. s
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oorlr ha, Co.. quAa,5 morning at an
eor ,anv ,oars .as;aa,t - D'safia,
gone to the First District
the excitement Of LIQUOR attamnts3 i, y o,,;, Al;
4 eide bv stahbine h;msef with j nacket I,;s
had escaped the scrutiny Of the nioi,t clers Hs
infcted a na;nfn bn. NOT danoerona vro,,,,d &, a.
left breast and had 81 h e. III, ar;.,,
gosni,a, "a beId .be rne sa.;ns. RI IN trs e,
w;t Ill ief. bana and ~. stririro M b,,tt ~ n
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evidence ,be Recorder ,5;scbaraea IN accrssa
Hugb Ward sharoea hv pohsrt ts;nrs ,sst ro
HING Fin, of atort ss a,ss
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| the foot ON Friday night last near the corner of
Claiborne and St. Bernard streets Third District.
The bulet entered bis leg above the anEle passed
down. lodged near the heel. and was extracted Nv
| A physician, Ayme Cantaroche and Peter Tom
/ were arrested charged with the shooting. The
/ wife of one of the aecused Yesterday went To Re-
corder Longs Court, and declared that Berges had
his pistol out and was about to shoot her husband,
Wheh ne dischargea II accidentaay ana sho1 NM
4 THE WHARyss ON FIRE,-The dangerous brac-
,;co !, s,,;n nv, .ho ho,,r,r. H., -,
- A'',ns w sue oos.ure pes~sen w VS. ses =
Wilh shavlhgs, manure ana snch comnustlDie fuo-
4 Wardens. was the cause Of d loss az over $1,000 ON
4 Sunday afternaon A Are broke mt ,bronob anne
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accidental cause, among the runpish near ne ~
Joseph street wharf, and notwithstanding the
4 prompt arrival of the engines extended along thf
ood =, tbs ,sI,erves h tha ax-,ent \
Wooa Woih, aahasins sie Wiai " 90 ~ .ho eAsen'o
over $1,000. Some OF the neIghboring Warehouse
were for O time in great danger.
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. aAae1eA vac, tea .'.1
der, and Tim Harrigan, charged with manslaughter
wore Yesterday arraipned before Judge Hunt
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Each peauea ny. Saii.y' anu s.e oo"is
MIR. ID. Y. Casteianos 10 deiend the one ana MI. y
d. Augustin to defend the other.
SUDDEN DEATH.-james Murtogh, an Irish iapor
er in the employ of Messrs. Powers b Irwin, fel
| aaoa snddap,v last evening an .Jnl;a street uea,
| AZ, - Sa;.u ra,ansu o,d E;nrston4 90,
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Veyed the body to the Lookup. IL was case o.
apoplexy probably superindnced by the excessive
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SEpUCTIoS, DEsERTIoN AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
ur ~ ~ 4ho fo,,n,u;rs, II, tho Ree of veatsrda,
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morning:
resident OF this city, who IS poor but indus
trious mechanic, supporting large family in tn
. First District, was walking on the levee with hi
little son, last evening, when ne observed youn
! woman, dressed very poorly, walking out towar
= the river at rapid pace. As she nearly crosse
his path he heard her sobbing as II in bitter dis
y tress, and he naturally stopped and looked afte
d her with some surprise. Sne had hot got NOR
= than twelve or fifteen PAGES from him when tn
idea flashed upon his mind that she intended com
mitting suicide by jumping INTO the river. he I'm
$ mediately ran after her, and grasplng her arm
. tightly in his hand, asked her what she was abou
to do. The girl, VINO is 0nly ABOUT seventeen year
of age, and OF pleasing, almost beautiful features
r exclaimed with great emonon Oh, let me 60
r Fer Heavens sake let me go!o Our friend fel
convinced by her words and manner that MS sns
picons were correct, and holding her hrmly, sad
g IL know what you are about 70 DO, and shal
d prevent you.H The girl asked INN it be was
4 police officer, and thinking he might nave more in
fluence over her II he deceived her f0r while, NJ
y | told her he was and that she must go with him
e He intended escorting her to the Lookup, wher
II he could have her arrested for safe.keeping. "
n the way she related to him her story, frequent.
I interrupted by bursts OF anguish that told nov
II hearth broken she was.
According to her statement, it appears that he
n parents who live on Twenty-fourth street. in Ne'
- York city, are people Of good standing and model
ately well off, her father being partner OF frI
/ in the wholesale provision business. She had
n Happy home and her parents loved her devotedly
they were even too ienient and trusting she say:
= She attended school daily, and her companion
were young and thoughtless girls, always ready 10
e fun or mischief so long as they thonghtle harm
d less. One day several OF the schocl girls propose
v that they should write an advertisement Tor
! husband and publish 1t IN the personal coum
OF the Herald, so as TO amuse themselves by ieat
Is ing the answers they from silly pate
it young men, This girl in an unhappy hour, entere
If into the scheme and wrote the advertisement, r
: questing answers to be addressed to Mary, at u
y Broadway Post-otfice. The first day she got tw
K answers, which she took to her companions on
o they laughed merry over them. The second da
"A she went in the evening to the sub-postofhce VI
= found but one letter.
As she walked out, she was readlnglt. ftopens
e with a Standardization BY the writer, and closi
!. | with the words 81 am following noW.n