New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01

CHARITY HOsPITAL.-The following is the re-
port Of this institution for the hours ending
Admissions ... s4 Deaths from yellow fever "A
Discharges is Deaths from other diseases. 2
INoUEsT.--An inquest was yesterday held on
view Of the body Of free colored woman, named La
dead in her bed at No. 157 Toulouse street. Verdict
Died of Dropsy."
BIT HIS Nose OFF.-Thomas Griffin was yes
terisy examined before Recorder Winter
charging him with biting of the Of Thomas Corcoran
The prosecutor Corcoran that on Sunday after
noon Sept u.s. Grod street the prisoner Griffin with
out any provocaton on the part Of witness assaulted
knocked him down. bit of the end OF his and spit it
out He then to gouge out of the eyes
witness when assistance being called the prisoner
taken of tl =. -e
DR. Russell sworn testified that at the date above
mentioned Thomas Corcoran into witnesses office
With his nose bleeding and his face covered with blood
On examining him witness discovered that his eyes
much bruised and injured though his sight not de-
stroyed An attempt had been made to bite of the
of the which had not succeeded only the left wing
OF which, about hreefourths of inch in length and
onethrd in breadth had been bit of The piece not
that he will be disgured for life There were
some about inch from the end Of the
From the appearance Of the eyes witness Of opinion
After considering the testimony he Recorder sent the
for trial before the First District Court the
| charge of mayhem. Bail was refused.
The same man Griffin was examined on the charge Of
beating his wife The papers in the sent before
the First District Court for the inspection Of the District
Attorney.
STABBING-T Thomas Murray and Thomas
Farrell yesterday examined before Recorder Winter
on the charge of stabbing John Roach, barkeeper
the Of Circus and Common streets The affair
Cured about two months ago, and Roach being In
condition the prisoners remanded from time
time await the result Of the wounds inflicted Roach
having recovered the prisoners examined and
trial before the First District Court the charge
| sabbing with intent to kill Bonds $500 each.
INsANE.--A poor fellow named Hugh Griffin,
who had attempted to poison himself yesterday ex-
amned before Recorder Winter and sent to the Lunato
Asylum as being insane.
RECORDER RAMos's CoURT-Stealing Jeto-
ery-Louis Spotorno yesterday made affidavit that on
the 18th ult certain Louis Demback stole carried
away from his house old chest containing sunry
cles Of gold jewery The accused was arrested and
required to give $500 security for his appearance.
The BoARDING-HoUsE ROBBERY John G..
rdes yesterday made oath that the 2sth of septem-
Der one James Punch filed accusation against him
charging aant with having committed larceny and that
having been informed that said Punch about
ing himself before the examination Of said
sderng that the charge brought against afant not
only unfounded but malicious he asked that Punch
arrested and compelled for his appearance
to prosecute warrapt was issued for the Of
Punch.
CARPENTERS Tools. - Anthony Hites, who
resides Hospital street between Tonti
streets having lost quantity of carpenters tools which
was plane come one had chseied him out Of he, from
certain circumstances augtHed that negro named Bill
William. was the thief He also made AFFIDAVIT that
Pierre Mathew had bought the tools from Bill where
upon he charged Bill with stealing articles and Pierre
with having received them. knowing them have been
stolen Warrants issued for the arrest of Bill and
Pierre. 5- alt7
| HANDY AND KMD.--Jean Ramon Terp made
complaint that yesterday morning being the Veg
etabe Market he observed one Manuel Kind in kind o.
/ a fight with one Manuel Rodriguez. Complainant at
tempted to separate them, when he violently as
saulted and struck in the with pair Of tongs by
Mrs Handy sent before the First District Court
| be tried.