New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-23
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GoyERNoR.--Augustus
viavant of New Orleans, 9Th Justice of the Peace,
for the parish Of Orleans, vice NJ. Wisheimer,
removed.
Jerome T. Terry, Clerk Of the Sixth Judicial
District Court for the parish of Livingston vice
n. TORY, resigned.
Elisha spiller, Police Juror for the fifth ward,
parish of ST. Helena.
THE BUEL.--we learn from our excellent con
temporary, L'Epoque, that in the duel fought on
Wednesday last between Messrs Lefranc of the
Renaissance Louisianaise, and Limet OF the. Bee,
at Osyka, it was Mr.. Limet-not as we stated, DIT.
Lefranc-who was wounded Mr.. Limetwas twice
wounded, when the combat was interrupted and
stopped by the seconds.
The behavior Of both parties on the field, we
learn, was admirable, and the reconciliatory sin
cere and honorable Mr.. L. p. Canonge and Doc
tor J. Tonatre acted as seconds for Mr. Limet,
and Messrs. Dumonteil and j.. B. Pothier for Mr..
Lefranc.
IsauBsrs-An inquest was held on the body of
man named Dennis Scully, q native of Ireland,
aged about Al years, found dead at No. 254 Frank
lin street, on Sunday morning. Verdict: Died
from exposure to cold" The poor fellow had
been drinking too much the day previous, and had
laid in the gutter all night.
| An inquest was held over the body of a white
woman, found drowned in the lake at Milneburg.
| No mark Of violence could be seen upon her per
son. She is reported to have accidentally fallen
from the wharf at the lake end, but nothing posi-
| tive is known about the matter.
| DANGEROUSLY STABBED.--A man named Samuel
Folher was arrested yesterday on the levee, by
policeman O. NJ. Evans, charged, from information
| received, with cutting and dangerously wounding
man named John Curry.
| Arrrnpr AT Hr,Rs1. ARy.-A colored man by the
name of Frank Tetson vas arrested at about half
mast nine last night. charged with breaking omen
tha o,v of ! borsa II +ba neobhorbood of tba
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THEsHIP AND STEAMBOAT JoINERs' ASSOCIATIONS.
The ship and steamboat joiners organized last
as nsss r. iie.u A'. pass
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mittee on the constitution and bylaws: Messrs
i Smith, oConnor, Lambert Coyal and Readig.
The following were elected as delegates to the
4 Trades, Union ;4s. .,.srz.-=--- T. II.
Messrs. Omond, Smith. Harris, Costley and
O'Connor. The meeting then adjourned to meet
! on Monday the 2sth, at the Storm coffeehouse
No. 6l Front Leyee, at "a PM
!; 1,mos Cannon ,vos ,rres,ea h,
officer Mabonev at 10 o,clock Yesterday charqed
from, ;nformafion reca;ved with stas,;no from
pierce walsh on 81 Charles street a silver watch
/, and tha aur, of S1QO
a ~ Ap"A'' "s'
osioo,, uocho..,t ,h,o,oo5 H., Tho. ,tocau.;,y
, With danooropsIv stabbinr Cant Haves of M
steon,ar star1irbt Tbey had heen dr;,l;no ~
[ ,,o.har j., ooffaa1onse an O. char,as at,oot
.yhar Nv Moc,orr;t, who 10 t,o oronoor ~, ho.rs
tta c+arIiht hoo I'd tbs that a .ras
.tah,,oa ~ saoin,, p.ndoI,h i ~ ~ 80 ,toh
h;nr him .oan stonnea Nh, ron. uoros ~
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STEALING c1aARs.-Wm. wilson, coiored, was
arrested yesterday on BOARD Inc steamboat Gene
ral Qu'''lah siseu m,'n s'eaiins noA VI
cigars. lie was 1ound Win the corpus deacta "
, i'll his possession and expects to smoke for it.
n- Do, p,u, 10 Nov, Al, o,o,o,h
ma. M Do" VIZ 'iiA NV 4'. :, - oioon
yesterday, on commerce street, boy named
i Mcdonald was bit by dog, Officer Mahoney,
who holds the sword Of pstice in his hand as we'll
aors as mon se,v tho vicions an;moI :. in
asai's' wigs as ,en' oie" sle 'ioou' "Ai"A !" A'h
the consent OF the owner. Let the balance OF oul
, | canine population beware how they bite in the
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