New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16
cloak and pair of boots He required to give bonds
In the sum of 500 to keep the peace

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| ATTEMPT TO CREATE A -RIoT-One Hundred
Dollars Nne.-Manuel Rodriguez appeared for examine
ton yesterday before Recorder Genos the following
charge Felix olvola made oath that on the LIST inst,
the occasion of the ceremonies and In honor
Gen. Lopez while the procession was moving on Levee
street. between Ursuine and Hospital Streets the accused
shouted from his balcony in insulting manner, THAT
1t was but year ago that c'apat was put around
Lopez's neck-the id rascal,n this remark being in
tended to raise riot On proof of this fact the Recorder
| fined the accused 500.
| CoMM1TTED.-Duringt heprogress Of the above
high words between the prosecutor and
the accused whereupon olivea slapped Rodriguez in the
face in open court An affidavit Immediately made
against him for assault and battery and he commit
ted the charge for trial before the First District Court
| ACCIDENT.-Yesterday, about noon, q boy
about seven years DID, was run over by physicians
buggy st. Charles street. opposite Commercial Place.
The boy playing marbles in the street The driver of
buggy cried out to the boy to get out of but
paid attention to the warming the horse passed
him and kicked him the head, fracturng the skull Gas
| is supposedly The name of the boy is not known.
| INouEsT-Deputy Coroner Loze yesterday
held an inquest on the body of Henry W. Hoppe who
committed suicide Cypress street Monday evening
last He was laboring under fit of pou and cut
himself in several places with knife Numerous gashes
were made in his throat and two of the wounds
penetrated the diaphragm. This same attempted to
commit suicide about year ago, but was prevented
Verdict of the Coroner: sSef-destructon by stabbng
while laboring under attack OF deliritn renensn
HoNoRABI.Y DISCHARGED. - Laurent Pulye-
rni arrested the charge of receiving board the
schooner apie two tapauns which had been stolen from
s. Cucula yesterday appeared before Recorder Genois
for examination and having proved to the satisfaction
the court that he had purchased the tarpauns in good
| faith was honorably discharged
| FATAL ACCIDENT Patrick Buckley yester-
day fell from the scaroding of building on Race
street, and was killed
| INTENT TO RoB.-James Gerold was examined
yesterday in the First District the charge that on
night before last. he found concealed in the third
story of the house of Michael Myer the Levee with
the onious design of committing robbery and that he
had in his possession deadly weapon called slung shot
As James unable to explain these suspicious crcum
stances he committed for trial before the First Dis
| trct Court.
| BLOOD AND BRICKS John Brown, a f. m. c., ,
made oath yesterday in the Second District Police ONCE
that the previous night being at the premises of one
Catherine residing at the of Hospital and
Bourbon streets where he had gone for the purpose of
getting his clothes which he had entrusted to said Cathe
for safe keeping he there assaulted and struck
by the beicose Catherine for unknown cause and
at the time Corianne, husband in ordinary
Catherine rushed at deponent and made several cuts
him, with knife he verify beicves) and wounded
him in the hand Deponent further said that afterwards
St. Ann, also c., violently assaulted and struck
| him on the mouth Warrants issued.