New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16
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IArsrDKsT.-A boy, whose name we could not
| learn, got under the Magnolia bridge yesterday,
just as the keeper was about turning it, snd had
one Of ms legs caught in the ponderous machine
and badly crushed.
\ DisaIssED.--Mrs Riley, charged since the 30th
January last with selling liquor to slaves, was dis
missed yesterday by Recorder Summers, when the
case came up for the seventh time.
4 ADsrrTED TO BarL.--J. H. Schubert. charged
with being an accessory to the killing of peter
Roach, byJ- Campbell, was admitted to bail in the
sum OF $500.
4 STABBIsG AID BgATIsG APFAIRs.--We fonpd yes
terday the following admissions in the Charity Hos
| pital:
| Philip Powers, stabbed at O'Clock on Monday
night near the u. s. Barracks, by some person nm
| known to him.
/ Pedro Bnenarita, head bruised and cut BY man
whom he had expestulatcd with, ON the lsyee, for
cruelty beating negro.
Thomas Kelly, jaw broken in three different pla.
ces; says he was deck hand ON the steamer o..
ceola and was struck by one OF the engineers with
| piece OF iron.
VIM. Breen, jaw broken; fell in with an unknown
crowd on Saturday night IN Julia street, and got
badly pounded.
CARp STTALING.-A Laponte was examined yes
terday before Recorder Summers on the charge of
stealing Is fancy cards from the True Delta office
The cards are valued at 20 cents piece. The Re-
corder sent him before the First District Court on
the charge of larceny.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr = Judge Hunt. - John
Lee, alias Roberts, charged with murder, and who
pleaded guilty of mansIaughter, was sentenced
Yesterday to six wears hard labor in the State PEN
- 90 t;,,a ~
isentary, ~ anu ~ pay '5. soo mug anu oosss
A noAe prosequt was entered IN the case OF
Richard Rogers, alias Frank Pierre, charged with
4 larceny and Frederick Alberwari charged wifi,
s,,sa.,ia,nrt Spott havs I.te1,, hesn
einpezAleanels' snoali nave iA'eiy psen oonsioseu
and sentenced on similar charges)
/ The Court ordered the dismissal OF Phoebe Stag
,.rs ,rho .aa haar 3, ;a;, s,n.a tta ~, Mara,,
gers VINO nau peen IN jan SINCE ING an MATCH =.
last committed by the Recorder Of the First Dis
| trct from whose office the papers in this case has
newer baen sent 81
In, pranst sr.s .r;aa g. ,,,,,,aar 80 49,.
1ohh sl hranu. vas .lieu ~ ihslfae1 anu iouna ~
| guilty, without capital punishment.
,sw W., r,r,a,, ,.xaaa. .a.,.a. =
>" ~ ~ si s',Ael =.
| Cont and Roman streets purchased on Monday
i 1amn and n can of the new non -explosive f1uid.
,-Aif ;. ..;se =. -. ~
ne took ~ nome, ahd, sal'snea ~ 1hat Inere was no
danger, proceeded to experiment by pouring the
| anid in whilst the Iamp was burning. II appears
a.. - a. h,,v;n,. f,;d f.lI ,,,,o, NJ ha,a
-. so,is n, ~ 1'u -, 80 ,a'''
and ne let go poth lamp ana can. Inc nuid iel on
| young lad employed in the store, and burnt him so
| bad,v that he died vesterday in great arony. The
fa,,..u;n,s 4. .ha tost;n,an,, - n rIa,nai
.onoMihs % se 'ess'ilouy u mr. no~en ueiofe
the Coroner, the others witnesses stating substan-
tally the same
Walaans Ho,eea, swofn-On WeGnesdav q @ morning,
Nay latn, Wens Y Us srore q r biessy, on poy-
| aioS oa tAt6aN,AiSt w S<At4hAi,aS q AcW
ud hsin ana IA M frnm thd I1arans aa;
nt that 1vara tr;ad and sbon me- rh;Is thrr
fait conyncad IL liz ut;itu NJ tba arscis ana q e.
cnrd;nciy nsrchased two jamns and ono gaIon ~
~ Sid st f tt &C =. I.
.vas brnnnht t. NV grocerv situated at ts cnrner
~ RnmaS ana tanti streets. the large lamn
/ was filed and ready for burning, when it came
me small lamp, Wnc9 was lne one tnat pursted
rhana 4 bnrn;ng finid mvseif ant u III dam;iah
| which got from Mr.. BIessy. / lighted the lamp
and it had been burning for some time, when
pickea up Io snow ~ auaaes " ~ n9me rs q my
~ the gentleman did who sold it to me me~that II
poured some of the fluid out of the demiiohn on
the outside Of the lamp, when i Immediately
bursted, and l became so confused that
ever, my store was on nre' ana ! saw IN the
street TWO or thres men roihng person ~
the gutter, put l did II not hnd out tha. any per,
son was burnt untlll ail me nre was olt. Ihen
|
ms sh!rt purht neaIly ". t9ok w. REMAINDER q
his shirt on ana put noar on Ine pnfns. a doctor
was at once sent lor VINO appnMed M tne usual remedy
for burns. renamed Win tne young man all
night de dled at aeonI a O'Clock IN me morn
ing. he WAS purne lroni hs Wals. 70 ms NECK,
| Wneh poured ene campnehe Oh tne lamp aio
just as II was done at the stofe.
The jury consulted together, and returned the
| following verdict:
49,. .;a.,,,. tba bo5, of r,tt, sa;nos = hoar
; ~ ;da5oa hafoss ss NC 40 co., III, tbat - T.,
NY eue so,, a, buaas ~ ~ as nov nv =.
cae 70 es aea.n en. ns s;a sy ny sne "a
ploson VI .alp eone.hns NUN AM AMoW e ho W
sApiosiss eaapnsue y. t aa,u Anu u =
lure say lnae " Sanue Wy n,slay eelsule sit
SAFE OF 80 dangerous huia, wnen l. !
Represented 70 tne punhc as peihg honeAplosive
ana not dangerous.
TuE KrJ.nMa OF JAMES FOIK.-The examina.
.,a ;t,,.,.os l.; tbo cose ~ ,1e s,o,o 10
slo u .ho mehesses ~ wv eaae = w Ss@.o ~
J. q. Murphy, charged with the killing OF James
Folk Tor Peterson) in Common street, on the
4 night Of the Ist inst. was commenced ON Monday
a.s.,,; ,aeora pocordor s,,nr,ors ond co,cl,,d y
evening peioio M, = .nl
/ yesterday evening. The following ID the whole
testimony in the case s.: 5#
fbo,1es R,ooou5 sworn-I was with the f,eceasef
| nm the lat of Nav. As came ont of a shoe stnrs
with him on Common street. we met the accusef
in front of the Union caffaehouse Murphy said Il
i the DECEASED You called me a id -. and
~ o,, r. take IL hack ], nuttino h,s hand IN II;