The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

The Coroner has IN his possession his CLONES, a
bunch of keys, breastpin, and the following
papers, found on his person;
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1913.
Mr. John Coae shipped in good order board ship York
one 5atheI trunk ron D9qnd mqfE ~ "a On ne head
The following was written on a piece of paper
found tom
Henry Pearson, Bloomfield ST. No [papsr torn herel
Boston.
ACo1DENT.-We learn that two men, working
on the brig Iowa, at Algiers, fell from she masthead
to the Deck and were both severely, if not danger
ously, injured. One of them, we understand is
named Terrence. The name of the other, we did
not hear.
FIRST MUNICIPALITY. - Vagrancy. - Joseph
Laouse was yesterday sent before the First District
Court by Recorder Genois, be tried for vagrancY
Pickp0cket.-Wm. Harvey, accused Of picking
the pocket of drunken man lying on the Levee,
on Wednesday night, and caught in the act, it is
alleged, was yesterday examined, and committed
for trial
Breach of TFust.-A man named Stanford was
yesterday brought to the First Municipality guard
house by the Second Municipality police, by whom
NE was arrested a charge Of breach Of trust.
SECOND MuNIcIPALITY-Assauh and Battery.
Mary Glenn was yesterday examined before Re-
corder Baldwin, on a charge of beating Mrs.
Melville, and was sent before the First District
Court, for trial.
COncealing Property.-A woman named Mary
Sinclair, living on Girod street, yesterday ar
rested at the request of Peter Miller who charges
her with " concealing quilt and mattrass in her
premises" belonging to him
THIRD MUNIcIPALI~Y.-StolenP Property Found.
J. B. Trump appeared before Recorder Seuzeneau
Yesterday and made affidavit that he believed lot
of tools were stolen from his premises several days
sInce and that he had reason to suspect they were
concealed in the house of one Michael Hoffman,
residing at the corner of Levee and Magazine sts
A search warrant was issued, and the property was
found in the house.
SAD Acc1DENT.-A little negro boy, belonging
to Mr. Montan, Of Baton Rouge, was dreadfully
mangled on Monday last, by the discharge of a
cannon, while assisting to fire salute. His arms,
hands and face are injured as to render him
entirely useless hereafter.
HYpRoPHoB1A.-A boy died of hydrophobia,
near Boston, twelve days after being bitten by
a mad dog.
gy- The steamboat Tobacco Plant arrived at
St. Louis on the 23l ult., with portion Of the ma
chinerv of the Inflated steamboat Sea Bird, blown
up by gunpowder about year since at Cape GIrar-
deau She brought up one of the cylinders found
several hundred yards from the wreck; a boiler is
still embedded in the sand nearly half mile from
the scene of the terrible explosion; and other tag-
meuts of the machinery and boat lie scattered in
the river and on shore for several hundred yards, IN
every direction. hatboat under the charge Of
the clerk of the late steamboat Plough Boy, also
arrived with the largest portion Of her machinery,
furniture, &C., on board.
FEMALE OPERATIvEs.-A number of respectable
young women, who are tailoresses, have taken
shop in Liberty street, New York, and have set up
for themselves.
G- A suit for breach of marriage promise was
tried at Buffalo on the 24th, between Mary Ann
Campbell and Charles Jones, which resulted in a
verdict for the plaintiff of $780, The defendant
was then tried for seducng the fair Mary Ann, and
was mucted in another verdict of $500.
no A little girl, four years old, was choked to
death on Saturday, at Pittsburg, by button which
accidentally got into its throat.
MoRE FORGED NoTEs-Since the conviction Of
Miller, at Boston, of $4,000 in forgeries, the Ad-
vertser says D0 aetD notes, for $3.50 each, have
been discovered Mr.. Belknap on whom the for
geries were committed, offers to divide $4,000
with the holders, which most of them agree to as
compromise.
ns- An Irishman was killed and another severe
Iv wounded by an accident on the new railroad
near Thetiord, Vt.
THE BR1DaEPoRT BANK DEFAULTER.-The tel
Ter OF the Bridgeport Bank young Beach, it is ascer-
tanned, went out to England in the Hermann. Ills
teialcaton is Sl7C0O, and not one-half the surplus
Of the bank. An agent has been sent after Beach
gcy- Barbara Ann Corson was convicted al
Philadelphia, on the 25th, of adultery.
FIRE AND AcoIDENT.-The extensive hat man
factory of VIM. H. Beebe g. Co., 1855 Broadway
New York, was set on fire by the explosion Of some
part of the steam apparatus, the 24th, occasion
ing loss of stock of $500 to $4,000, and horribly
burning Mr.. B. s face and hands.
% A keg of powder exploded in Erastus Hub
bard's store, Montpelier, VT, few weeks since
and some sixteen persons were more or less injured
One, ARA Bancroft, has since died; the rest vii
recover.
Dzs- James Griffin, returned volunteer, was
found drowned at Norfolk on the oath.
RrRNT TO DEATH.-In Providence, on the 22l
nit an old house, occupied by number of Irisl
families. was partially burnt. An infant son 0
Patrick Feely. II weeks old, left in bed by it
v,otbar and was found burned to death.
D1s- Twenty-one boys, employed in the PERI
Mills. at Newport, r. l., were arrested the othe
dav for assaultng the foreman.
ToNa DRoUGHT.-We were shown letter tn
other day, from Sussex county, Del, which state
that there had not been rain IN that region sine
Univ. and that the corn was lighter that the write
had ever before seen it-CelreUltle tha.) ASei'tt"e
VERMoNT.-Carlos Coolidge, the new GoVernc
Of Vermont, on Thursday 18th ult,, transmitted
the Legislature, now in session, bus first annu'