New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
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last evening in honor Of the Fourth, and will be re-
pcated to day, morning, noon, and night
There will be no organized military tsrn out; the
companies being left free to tan pcs, as they
choose. We understand that the Contineatals and
the Artiileriyts will parade during the forenoon
and then gently retire to partake of gooasberry
jam and other reireshaant5 appropriate to hcday.
There will be pic-nics in different parts Of the
Suburbs; tine lake steamers and the cars will en-
tertain much company; ali the striped bunting in
town viii be flung to the breeze; business will be
suspended, 10 o great extent; and all things will
conspre to show that the Fourth of July IS not
quite forgotten in New Orleans.
COMMISSIONERS or THE MAREErs.-M Mayor Mon
roe has appointed the Commissioners Of the City
Markets as follows:
Poydras Market-F. schubeT.
st. Mary's Market-E. r Gaenie.
4. Dryades Market. Il. Quick.
Claiborne Market-G. saddler.
Second District Meat Market. B. Dionis.
Vegetable and Fruit MarEet-R. Secshnayire.
IRENE Market--Jos PEados.
Port Mafket-V. B8chemin.
Washington Marhet--a. Pernas
st. Bernard Market-H. T. Simon.
Magazine Market-James Steele.
= Soraparu Aarket-P. i. Adde.
MURDER IN THE THIRD DIsTRIeT.-Geo. SclIwager
was fatally stabbed on Monday night, in front Of
his residence, at the corner Of Tonti and Lapey-
ronse streets. Yesterday at IL o'clock he died.
Yesterday afternoon, Heut Mazerat arrested one
John Rancke as the person who did the staobing.
All the particulars ne were able to hear were
these that crowd Of young men and boys an
noyed scfwager BY playing too wildly and making
too much noise on a vacant lot next TO his premi
ses, and that his objection to these proceedings
suited in his being stabbed by one Of the crowd
Monday night. Several other young men q the
crowd, beside Reneke, have been arrested.
Schwager was member OF Creole flre Company
No. 8, which company will probably bury him to-
| day. Deputy Coroner Serapa1u went down last
evening to take tlle pFelmlnafles for an inquest
BULLETS LOOSE AGAIs, AND NoBoDY HURr.-Two
4 Young gentlemen named Henry Clark and James
| owens had pistoloric meeting yesterday fore
4 noon at the corner Of Chartres and Custemhouaa
| streets. How many shots were fred on each eide
we were unable to ascertain; but the reports
agreed that from four TO six Shots were fired IN ALL
| Luckily, nobody was hurt, though we heard that
one OF the bullets did lacerate the crinolne of a
lady who happened to be passing at the time; quite
a coincidence, since the shooting was rumored to
4 have originated about a lady.
Tur Bony or Jnr DAVIS Form. = Yesterday
4,orpire,. two ovster.rneu. vino had lust come up
the ryeri slacks. reported to the Second District
4 police that on Sunday, several miles below the
EnoIish Tnrn. thew found the dead body of a man,
naked. with bullet wounds in the breast; and that
| +bo,, buriea the bodv ON the bank They gave
s,ch escription as thew could recollect Of beard,
| ybiskers and other personal marks.
There being little doubt, from the description,
that the body was that of Joe Davis, the missing
| saior hoarsipc.bonse keeper Lieut.. Crevon sent
officer Edward Thomas down to have the body dis
Inferred and inspected Mrs. Davis and two friends
of her missing husband accompanied the officer.
last evening they all returned and reported that
an examination Of the body had shown it TO be that
of Joe Davis.
/ Though johnny Wright, the alleged murderer,
who eseaned via the jackson Railroad, has boen
1 teegraphed for no tidngs Of him have been re-
/ ceived
4 RpcopnrR E,tfsRgoss's CoJRT, - Tim Norton,
ebarred with driving his team over child and
aJrv Moroaret Covles charged with baptizing Jpo.
Grimes with a bueket of kitchen slop. were dis.
CHARGED Yesterday bv Recorder Emerson.
.InIia Tavlor. an elegant specimen of .sIady in
black j, for getting drunk on Dryades street
hrandishipa a hatclet at her enemies real and I'M
ag;narv and suecumbing Mt last only to the gen
| tle ncrsuasions of Lieut. Jaauess-alI on Monday
ofternoon vas nr,t under peace bonds for sis
months.
The following parties were arraigned and booked
for fntnre examination.
.Jnsto Garcia ' Leon. charged with selling groe
t Tobn Frr,on,s slave Bill in his establishment al
tbe corner of perdido and st. Paul streets; j. S
sT;,,st foi,o 4I,o ,rosoc,+or Case fvad far tb,
1,+L hi; 2sno
5 Tobn ueKov chareed with assaultineI, Delpit,
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sl,,o5 ~ sc ~ e,,dav a. tho corno, of Per
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VIM Deitzen. charged with trespass, in Illegal,
Esnlloher.s bonse M IA Drv
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