New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-17
gural c9ntellisenre.

DANGEROUS CASE OF CuTTING.-Policemen Hes
sci and Pennel, yesterday at about half past five,
report taking to the Charity Hospital in cab
No. 1884, woman who gave her name Anna
Mowbery, who was dangerously cut on the neck
by one John Mowbery, on Bienvile street. 1t
seems that this John Mowbery is a lover of an en-
thusiastic but too ferocious disposition-one of
those men to whom all resistance is bitter as gall,
and whom obstacles drive to frenzy. They had
been living together maritally for some time, and
harmony prevailed in their relations. Yesterday
evening, however, Mowbery, who, it appears was
somewhat excited by liquor, entered her room and
attemptedTto kiss her, she refused to be caressed
upon which a struggle ensued, during which Now
berry forgetting himself in the excitement of
aroused passions, drew razor and cut the poor
woman several times very severely. She has sew
eral wounds on her back and two on her neck, one
on the left side under her chin, and the other on
the back of the neck. When she was carried away
from the station, she was in very dangerous con-
dition and small hopes entertained of her re-
covery. -.... -s..
ACCIDENT ON THE JACKSON RAILRoA.D-Day be-
fore yesterday the N. 0. & Jackson Railroad
cars were at Kennertown, a man named Frank
O'Mealy fell from the tender of the wood train,
breaking two of his ribs and supposed to be other
wise injured. He was conveyed to and now lays
i in a private residence in Kennertown, where he
receives the attention which his case requires.
y -UNKlND.-Yesterday afternoon we are informed
by lady, as the crowd was passing on Canal
street in front of Rybacks store, one of the shut
ters of that concern not being we conjecture,
properly fastened, suddenly fell upon the foot of
child that standing by, and crushed it very
badly. Mr.. Ryhack, attracted by the wailings OF
the child, came to the door and instead of caring
for the little one who hurt in front of his store
as the rules of hospitality required, thought il
cheaper to get mad, and began forthwith to curse
the servant for her mprudence in bringing the
child near the window. couple of clerks of Mr.
DaRocha's, who keeps next door to Ryback's, ant
in whose bosoms the friction Of dry goods has no
efaced the kindly feelings of human sympathy
came out thersppon, and taking the child unde
their care, so3thed it and afforded it all pos
sible assistance.
- If kindness is to be shown to anybody, upo
. whom can it he avished more properly than upo
children, especially when the little ones are SUI
'ferng? 1t is bad sign when one does not fee
for the innocent creatures, and is antagonistical
the philosophy of he who said "Let little chi
dren come unto me.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-On motion {
the following cases fixed as below: E- ,
United States vs. schooner Cora Smyser fl
January 29th. s67 on' n'.l-nal H.
United States VS.. schooner Parthenia Jacques
T for January 30tli. 10 -.
United States VS.. 1876 cases of gin for Janua1
Slst. ... ... -t.-
United States vs.. the property of Fl. H. and
+. Slater and John W. Cannon, for February Is
United States VS.. the property of Adam Giffe
p and Geo. W Race, for February I'd.
United States Greenwood plantation, ar
property of John Roe and Jno. Thompson, fl
February Sd. au9 ugt sg
II. United States vs.. property of T..J Semmes ar
F. VIC. aGd L. j.. Cook, for February 4th
5g- Master and owners of schooner Hartstone v
y 'Bostick Il Seymour. This case was continue
81 until the 10th inst.
United States VS.. steamboat Fanny .Thornto
The rule taken by defendants on the 18th was di
missed with costs.
Gustave Heinrich Schmidt, +. Losberry and
j. Dussor We're made citizens of the United State
FIRST .DIsTRtCT CoueT.s-State vs. Joseph Kee
ing, chngcd with assault and battery. Verdict
not guilty.
State vs.. John Davis, colored, charged wi
larceny. VerdiGt-guilty, but strongly recon
mended to the mercy Of the court.
James Thompson, alias Daniel, colored, chargt
With laceuy. NerdiGt-guilty.
Order-ltis is ordered by the court that the sher
OF the par5h Of Orleans, pc, and is hereby ordert
~ to make out aful and complete list of all pr
pners amelahle t. this court with the nature