New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-20
DAILY CRESCENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

UNPARALLELED BARBARITY.-A little negro
boy about years old and small for age belonging
to Mrs Wade yesterday examined before Recorder
Winter affidavit made by Benjamin T Houghton
ESQ charging the accused with having committed
sault and battery upon him. How this young imp small
us he is and apparently 30 capable of making danger
attack with his terrible fists could have conceived
outrageous onslaught that with which he il charged
it difficult to comprehend The fact only to be
counted for by the easy in which the negroes
have evaded punishment, who engagelin the late
seryile instruction This is instance Of juvenile
depravity Of the most unexampled description Probably
the vile little imp may have been of the late insur
rectionis and failing in his blood thirsty designs upon
the white population took this last occasion to gut his
insatate vengeance The Recorder without hesitation,
committed tho for trial before the First District
Court aud sent him down wiere his demonac propensi
tics will have a chance to cool between the four walls Of
prison Wouldn't it be well to load him with irons
INQCESTs inquest was held yesterday on
the body Of u named William Walsh, native Of
ireland found dead board OF the chip Cammlus, at
Post No % First District Verdict" Died Of Apoplexy
second inquest was held on the body Of Daniel Dunn
native Of Quebec, Canada, aged twenty eight years
verdict" Died Of AIoplexy" Deceased was one of the
Of this brig America recently arrived at this port
lie went on shore and being overcome with the heat fell
down the Levec aud died His body removed to
the WutchOuse Of the Third District where the inquest
was held
third inquest was held the body of Jacob Settler
aged ortyye native Of Germany found dead in
Earhardts Coffee house at the Lake eud Of the Ponchar
n ain Railroad. Verdict" Died Of intemperance
GRAND Jury FINDTNGI. = The Grand Jury
yp terday found true bill Of indictment against VIM.
Mcintyre late Captain Of the steamboat Saranac for OBJ
tanning money under false pretences in having obtained
from Joshua Chills the 10Th Of October, 1872 the
Of fifteen hundred dollars by falsely pretending that
he thu owner Of the steamboat saranae and other
| property.
| FIRST DISTRICT COURT Peter Remudo, who
keeps coneehouse the corner of Carondeet and Per
dido streets yesterday tried in this Court for selling
liquor ~ slaves, and found guilty According TO his de-
sire ne Immediately sentenced to pay fine OF $500
to be deprived Of his license and to be forever ncapaci
lated from obtaining license to keep coheehouse in
| this State
HEAVILY FINED.--On Monday evening Capt.
Baldwin Of the Second District Police arrested on
IRENE street named Harry Hill No sooner Hill in
custody than the Captain was assaulted by james Neil
who seized him by the with the view of allowing Hill
10 escape another man naine Jack liafpef tneh oe1
with the insurgents insulted the Captain called him
son Of Il b--h, aud being asked whether he knew who
he speaking answered that he knew the officer to
be the Captain Of the Watch and that he didn't
i-n for him, He also attempted to strike the Captain
The trio examined yesterday when oNel and liar
per having confessed the charge fined 800 each
Hill, for his share in tho matter was fined $40
LIQUoR WITHOUT LlCENsE.-Mary Mulholland
who keeps liquor shop at the corner Of Magazine and
bartholomew streets yesterday examined before the
Recorder Of the First District the charge Of selling
liquor without license and fined s2j.
| STABBNG.--A man named John McCabe was
on Monday night dangerously stabbed on arraek street
ny one JeHn hctoWAu lcLdDt was taken 10 the tlAr
ty Hospital and Captain Baldwin yesterday made sfda
Wit Of the fact before Recorder Ramos.
| STABBING A WOMAN.-Charlotte Gonzales was
on Monday night dangerously stabbed with knife OF
Carondel-t Walk, She alleges by saptament
| The broken blade Of knife, with blood upon It, wa
| found near the scene of the occurrence.
ATTEMPT TO MCRDER.--Two men named Mo
rier Louis and Cooler are under arrest in the FOURTH
District at the instance Of officer Of the ssamboa
Southern Belle charging them with having attempted t
| commit a murder on said boat
| STOLEN JEwELRY. ABOUT three weeks ago
gold breast pin with chain attached worth about cgh
dollars stolen from Sophia Warren, residing at IL
st Peter street She suspected John Ballard with haviu
stolen it, and Yesterday made affidavit before lGcorde
| Ramos, charging Ballard with the theft.