New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-27

1kQUE8T.-An inquest was neio yesterday Dy
Deputy Coroner VIM Terrell, on the body Of eoorsd
woman named lily, slave Of Francois Bougosr, sgsd
about forty pears and native Of vixiniafouud dad
in house on st. Claude street. between Maine and St
Anne streets Verdict Died Of pertonitis. produced
BY alteration Of the intsstinesn
FmEs.-Ye Yesterday morning about IL o'clock,
re broke out on Camp street, BY which
buildings and two story frame dwelling we're destroyed
We did not learn the names Of the occupants
Early In the morning fire discovered In Of the
Cotton Presses but owing to the vigilance Of the Fre
partment not much damage was done.
About O'Clock r. NJ Ore discovered in the lower
part Of the Third District, which destroyed several out
houses Damage slight
FNED.-Joseph Hussey, for an assault on
Robert vaught was fined Eve dollars, yesterday. by Re-
corder Winter Joseph Sheehan for assaulting Klein
obliged to fork two dollars, and Martha Tbrc
fall for breach Of the peace required to give bonds
for good behavior, go to prison for fifteen days
STABBNG-James Dunning was yesterday
brought before the Recorder Of the First District the
charge of having assaulted and stabbed Lieut.. w W.
Munsou with dirk Hevia street. about II O'Clock
Monday His examination fixed for the 9Th inst.
SENT FOR TR1AL.-George CONTROVERSY, alias
winskol for an assault Chrstiana Kicker and g. N
Jerollmsu, for an assault Randolph swissh
LARcENrEs.-David F. Kerr was yesterday
brought to the First District Polics-oice
issued ON the information of James Carter who charges
the accused with having stolen from the informant
the LIST inst certain clothing and other valuables worth
forty-nve dollars
The same individual also stands charged the oath
Of Philip Bremen with having fsloniously entered Mrs
Martins boarding house. Tchoupitouas street. about
the same time and stole another large lot Of dry goods
worth about forty dollars His examination nxed
the I'd proximo.
TRIAL FOR MURDER. Cornelius Boyle was yes
terday put on his trial in the First District Court the
murder Of Charles Mcbride ct No. IS New Levss street,
on the 9th of March last
The testimony in full ELECTED the preliminary
animation has been heretofore published Hence only
recapitulate the main facts:
1t appeared from the testimony that there had been
old rudge between the deceased and accused On the
evening the homicide had gone into the store
No. IS New Levee street. to make purchases Hav-
ing completed them he leaned forward the counter
when Boyle forward and without word Of provo
cation stabbed him in the side Deceased then Of to
his boarding house. and in few minutes died. Boyle
fed to place short distance above Jefferson City where
he was arrested.
The trial occupied the Court several hours The case
given the jury shortly after two o'clock After
short consultation they returned into Court with
qualified verdict Of guilty Of murder" The punishmsnt
under the verdict Is death.
The prisoner, on hearing the verdict laughed right
notwithstanding upon the prospect Of being hung
precious piece Of fun.
SUPREME Court DECISIONS. Monday, April
Is ls53-Ful Bench present.
Succession of VIM Herriu. w D. Baker, oppouept and
appsllent A. Hempeter ct as appellees Appeal from
East Baton Rouge. slidell j. Judgment amended by
dsallowng the claim OF ROBERT hnox ZOE Sio ana otnef
WISE amrmeo INC ss'o nnoA paying inc '0s's ne
peal.
David Stansborough, curator ETC., appellee w. Felx
compton, sppeiant.'.' Appeal rom MADISON Snosh
-. Judgment amrmed.
JOSIAH StanSoorousn' aPpehes' w. rena oompson' Ap
peilant Appeal from MADISON shos -. .Decreeo
that the Judgment in this ease be armed and that the
money to be made upon execution In TINS case DC
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