The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-19
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cheap manufacture Of butter, gave, at the estab
hshment Of MessTs. lsaacson, Seixas & Co.. No
oo common street, yesterday, an exhibition of III,
process which is sufficiently remarkable TO make
matter OF general interest. By taking one
| pOund OF butter, one pint of milk, and a small
| admlAlofe OF some ingredient, (the knowledge
OF which constitutes the secret of the process
Dut which is in daily use and warranted to iniure
no ohe') and churniug them for few moments in
stone jar, immersed alternately in warm and
cold water, there are produced, at a cost of sew.
| eny-seven cents, two pounds of first class butter
iresh and tempting as if from dairy. This will
| oe news 10 housekeepers, who now pay sixty-fve
| ana seventy cents pound for the same article
In regard to the affair of Watson, the celebrated
| burglar, noticed in Sundays edition of the
| CRESCENT, DR.. Avery, the sheriff, informs US that
ne mas had TWO deputies for several weeks 10 *.
ing for the miscreant and the chief of police has
persigently refused to give them any Information
or assistance. On one occasion. Mr.. James, the
| mead deputy sheriff in the First District Court,
EXHIBITED bench warrant to the chief for ine
| arrest of Wst.on, and the chief refused to dis.
| close where the burglar was.
In what was said in the CRESCENT on Sunday
touching the derelictions of the police in falling
to purge the city of the professional thieves in.
Testing it, ii was not intended to refer to the great
body Of the force, who are assigned TO speci6o
duties on beats, who discharge their duties faith
iully, and among whom are many men deserVedly
respected Tor courage, honesty and truthfulness
Qualities that constitute the true gentleman what.
ever the station in life may be of him who has
them
We learn that disgraceful affair occurred be.
tween two individuals in the Csrrollton horse
cars, near Napoleon Avenue, yesterday morning,
about O'Clock, creating psnic among the lady
passengers, and in which harsh words and blows
were exchanged. The wife of one of the parties,
IN her attempt TO quiet the combata1ts was also
roughly handled. The fight was quelIed by the
participants being ousted from the car.
The coroner yesterday held an inquest upon the
6ody OF William Digby, boy between four aud
hVe years OF age, whose parents reside at No. Isl
Howard street, and who was killed on Saturday
evening, by being run over by "fOat," at the
corner Of Poydras and Howard street, The iury
Ia thir verdict, simply found that he was so
Killed, without expressing an opinion as 10
not. ~
Nothing came before Recorder GastiueI yes.er.
day worth reporting.
white man, well dressed, and evidently re
tpectable, aged about thirty years, Jumped into
The llver from the Canal street ferry boat about
D COCK on Sunday evening, and was drowned.
some thieves, discovered in an attempt to en- er
The house of Mr.. Adams, corner of Fourth and
trytanla, early on Sunday morning, ran of, leay.
ing chisel, candle and bunch of keys behird.
EDWARD Brown, the colored man supposed 10 |
have been mortllly stabbed on last thursday |
eveilug IN an afiray at the corner of Leyee and |
Poydrss Streets has been placed ia fair way of |
recovery by the skillul surgery of DR.. Barnes. |
cliy physician, who replaced the protruding in. |
% MS eC"CN uP tue cut III Tue 6DuOQlen OF |
the wounded man.
The Rev. Geo. W. Stickney, of this city, has ac |
cepted call 10 the rectorship of st, Stephens |
(P. e. Church, Goldsboro, North Carolina.
me secu'ltes OF +. M. TInney, recently ex- |
amned on charge of having made deadly "a. |
s6ult on Mr.. VIM. I. Bartlett, of st. Charles mar
lsh, having surrendered him 10 the authorities the
accused has been confined in the Parish Prison. |
falling TO give other bail.
d, The temperature, yesterday, as shown by the
thermometer at @. Duhamel5s, corner Bienyille |
and Chartres streets, was as follows: At 6 A NJ
IL degrees; IL N. "; 3P.M. "a 6P. NJ. "A.
dangerous dog was shot and killed by Corpo-
raj Skerret at the corner of Fulton and Pleasant |
streets, on Sunday afternoon, BY permission of |
NE owner. The dog bad bitten several persons.
TEE CANAL AND CLAIBORNE STREETS RAILROAD
EIlrdoTdLndTy SttccesS.-The Claiborne street |
Rliroad has surpassed the expectations of the
ncst .nsune OF It's projectors, and starts with
greater success than any railroad ever started in
New Orleans, or any other city on the continent.
although 1t is only week since the company
commenced running to the end of the line. ia the |
lbIFd District, with scarcely half enough of cars
% accommodate the demands Of travel and With
vi the delays and irregularities incidental tTs
)eglnning the average daily receipts continued
II the tame rate, will give net profit of about
we've per cent. per annum to the stockholders,
m ,mompuntlhg n lne STOCK az 500 per share, whereas
|ut 500 have been paid on share. How much |
more profit will be realized when there Is a sutl.
lency OF cars on the road may be approximately |
s'imated, when the fact becomes known that |
lntng the greater part of the day, on Sunday
asst, every car going down town was crowded in |
'assiDg Canal street, and every car coming nm |
own was crowded IN passing the Pontchartrsin |
isDroad, so that the people on the long and popu. |
ous part OF the route lying between Canal street
no The Pontchartrsin Railroad could not get into |
be cars. Al high as ffty.ihree passengers were |
ounted on single car, getting in and out from |
he starting point at the corner of Rampant and |
anal streets to the end Of the line at LAFAYETTE |
venue. The Girod, Common aud Poydras streets |
ranch OF The road is also paying handsomely.
ATTEMPTED MURDER.-On Sunday afternoon a
ouDg. man was found lying near the leves. on
re Olher slde OF the river, in an iusensble cen
tion bis head terribly bruised his face slit omen
several places, and The end of bis nose cut off | I
one knew who the wounded man was. or how
8 had come by bis injuries, but il was decided to
move him 10 this city and to the Charity Hospi- !
j for immediate treatment. While crossing over |
e Canal street ferry, the man recovered from | :
e lnsenslDlllty, and subsequently stated in sub. |
ance that his name was Egbert Hobert; that. | ,
} the previous night, be had gone over to Gretna |
gather blackberries in the rear of the MILAN. | '
N Plantatlun, accompanied by q man named | i
llliams that they had slept by log fire during |
Q night, and that he had been awakened by | :
llilams attempting to pick his pocket of four =
,Iiars mat the latter turned the matter off as a y
ke, and that in the morning they picked black. | 8
rries for several hours and then were return n
z toward home, when Williams attacked him | a
Ih club, and he remembered nothing more. !,
! he helpless man having been cared for at the g
spltal, search was Immediately instituted for y
) would-be murderer, Of whom HObert gave an
eurate description. Yesterday, az noon, Ser. n
ant Kennedy arrested, in Poydrss Market a =
,n named George Cooper alias Wi Iiams, who | :,
swered the description, and who carried tin q
p and wooden pail stained with the marks of | h
rTles. He was conducted to the bedside of | y
bert at the Hospital, and was Immediately ! :,
nuued by the latter as bis asssilant. The re. 4
der, therefore, sent him to the Parish Prison, :,
'hout bail, to await the result of the wounds | ,,
ich be had inflicted. Meanwhile Hobert is con- | is
cred in q critical condition. -
BASE BALL.-The following is the score of a in
ne of base ball played on Sunday, by the ii
lican and Atlantic CLUBS of AIgiers 81
- PELICAN o. r. ATLANTIC. OR ~
hstehlngs "a De-. y Higgins Let b........ sc
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N,,i oIoNNn,, t.''..''. Hou'ten, f.........2 or