New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-26
City Intalliaancs.


MouEsTs. An inquest was held Yesterday. on
the Paper Mill Canal in the swamp, three miles in the
of the Third District the body of Harry Ladros
aged thirty-years and native Of Germany The body
had fracture of the upper and lower jaws and of part
the forehead supposed to have been by pistol
shot lie left his house Monday last, fishing ex-
curson. On the body found pistol tin box
tanning powder percussion caps, bullets and bottle of
whisky about half full He is supposed to have commit
ted suicide. 4
Another inquest was held at Lessep's plantation
the Barracks on the body of white woman, name un-
known, aged about twenty years who threw herself
into the river Saturday morning. She had on black
ock white cotton chemise two cotton pettiaoats
white unbeached stockings and caskn pegged brogans
Her hair dark auburn In her pocket was found
paper containing lock of hair color brass door
key, and part of receipt to Mrs Eliza - for SIS for
rent dated July 10, 1852 The signature missing
She by several persons when she threw herself
into the river Verdict, Svoluntary suicide by drown
| ing"
Another inquest was held on Saturday evening, at
house the Of St. Philip and St. Claude streets
on the body of Roman Coardell native of SPAIN aged
years who died suddenly of apoplexy Verdict
| accordingly.
ATTEMPT TO SHooT.-Afidavit was made on
saturday. before Recorder Seuzeneau by b. Lavergne
charging Jacques st. Martin with firing pistol at him
on the corner of St. Avde and Spain streets on the 9TH
instant An affidavit had also been made by st. Martin
charging Layergne with having assaulted struck stabbed
and fired pistol Mt him, at the time place. with
intent to kill The charges against Lavergne were not
substantated and St. Martin trial before the
First District Court
MAD DOG.-Aversion to water seems to pre-
vail with the dogs and moral and canine rabies
has become epidemic On Saturday dog ran along
Union stress. in the Third District swapping at I'LL and
sundry that stood in his way An Ethiopian was severely
bitten by him near the seat of the bread basketafter
which the cur went on his way swapping and seen no
more.
SENT UP.-Pedro Dalbarat and Fedora Monk
H. c on charge Of doing violence little German
girl on Barrack street. the 10th inst on Saturday
sent from the Second District for trial before the First
District Court
CHARIvARI AT ALGIERs.-A gallant sea cap
ain unable to parry the darts of young love- took
ton to marry fair bushing maiden who lived at AL
gers and who yet had not Of his years On
the Mexican Gulf and the Atlantic shore he sailed his
good ship twenty summers and mere, but the ship he
abandoned-that gallant captsinor the charms of
the girl his soul was wrapt in.
The marriage took place-as they ever take pace-by
the aid of CONNECTIONS preacher and grace When the
thing became known, the lubbers land and set of
Harmonics called the Sheet Iron Band being heated
with wine and bent spree determined to give them
charira1 No notice taken of these erenaders (of
Hymen's soft couch the midnight inyaders) and night
after night in regular round they brought new inven-
tons for torturing sound There whistles and tin
pans in greatest abundance and Of drums pots and ke
ties quite redundance besides horns in great numbers
and stoyeppes and gongs, and caca and rastles and
shovels and torgs
At last on Friday evening, to end their carouse they
rolled the gallery of the bridegroom's house thing
that for dcord nothing vler being naught less
than steamboat b'ier." This too much for the
nature pacific of the Captain and BRIDE who grown So
porifc from being nightly disturbed across to the
Mayor, to stop this vile music, most humble prayer
The Mayor sent crowd Of police those chaps to
arrest for disturbing the peace But Agers was out of
his jurisdiction, officer it, the Sheriff he fixed on
The Sheriff went over and his deputy--philosophers-
backed by forty men and ten police officers
The squad was led on by tall Deputy Sheriff who
from the cut of his b, seemed not if he broke
things and galanter corps did battle in ancient
Algiers against Musseman cattle.
The bold Agerines having heard Of their coming looked
on the proceeding daring thing and armed
with brickbats and slaves and such like persuaders'
repaired to the wharf to repe the invaders force
from this side had scarce filed the shore when the Al
gernes met them-two hundred norc-and with Kisses
and curses and hard names volley, made the sher-
i'll and men soon repent of their folly council was
called by the sheriff and suite and they concluded best
to beat retreat So fairly backing out they called loud
y for quarter while the notes of the cchod wild
the water