New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-19
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
INTERxENTs. -The following are the returns OF
the number of nterments in the several Gemseries OF
the city for the week ending at Sunday morning.

The SPECIAL POLICE. Inc goou euects "a
the Mayors proclamation beginning to be felt oui
city on Sunday night more quiet than usual
the were closed in the First District and
the people generally with the exception of those duty
as police retired their homes About IL O'Clock there
was good deal of shooting in the direction OF the river
couple of patrols repaired thither but found the firing
was in the neghborhood of the dock in Agiers and
was subsequently ascerained to be party OF persons
chsriyaring newly married couple Reports OF fire arms
could be heard night III different portions Of the First
District and kept the patrols constantly on the Q re
during the peltng storm of rain which poured down
continually.
About half-past twelve o'clock the patrol on Phppa
street encountered Ave Grishmen), stopped and
questioned them and Of their number, Martin Hynes,
resisting their authority arrested They were bring
ing him the guard house. when portion Of the patrol
overlook them and stated that Of the parties they
had lust passed had been stabbed. Returning to the
place they found man named Thomas Mcshane lying
on the bapquette badly In the abdomen. His COM
nanions had all left The patrol conveyed him first TO
the Circus street Inrmaryhence he was taken to the
Charity Hospital is badly wounded and not expect
ed to survive is impossible to say who stabbed TINS
Door fellow though think it was done by those who
were with him, The Martin Hynes, who was pTeVi-
ouy arrested locked up by order of Col Forno in
order that he might be kept to identify the parties
Order regned throughout the city yesterday and last
might up to the closing report The special
police were duty and every thing seemed to indicate
that the war is for the present ended.
FIRST DISTRIGT
During Saturday and Sunday nights quite a
number Of persons arrested and locked for car
ryine concealed weapons and being found under susp
cous circumstance They brought before Recor-
der Summers yesterday those who had been found
with weapons concealed their were fined and
the remainder discharged with the exception OF Dick
Holloway who was arrested suspicious Of having shot
and wounded Mrs Adams last Friday night, while abe
was seated on her gallery He was required to give sa
for his appearance on the 22d in the of $1,000 failing
in which he committed to prison again to await h
examination.
STEPHEN O'LEARY.-This individual was ar
rested about O'Clock yesterday by Capt Jaquess OF tht
special police by virtue of warrant charging him VIII
being engaged in the recent riots melting and Leading
nerseps to commit acts of violence also for CONSTANT,
carving concealed weapons He gave bail in the sum
sl5oo for his appearance to the charge and wa
released.
HoNoRABLY D1scHARGED.-D James Lock
wood who was arrested few days SINCE the afidav
of Deputy Coroner Terrell charging him with malprat
tce and practicne medicine without license, was e1
nmned Yesterday and honorably discharged by the H
corder.
IsouEsrs.-The Coroner held an inquest yes
terday at the Hospital the body Of unknown ma
who had been brought in the evening before with n
thigh broken having fallen from the cars on the trac
and the wheels passed over his thigh. Amputation WI
reserted TO- but the poor fellow died few hours subs
ouent to being dismembersd. He was about % years
age five feet five inches high had long black hair al
heavy black whiskers His could not be asce
although he informed the Surgeon at the HosI
tai that the accident entirely the result of his oV
temerity in attempting to jump from the cars VIII
under way The verdict of the coroners jury was in
cordance with the above facts.
Another inquest was held on the bodyof man nam
George Brown native of Germany; aged 26 years. fou
dead at the Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroa
Verdict" Cholera"
DEAD.-We understand that Thos. McShan
who was found Phlippa street night before last da
gerousy stabbed died yesterday afternoon in the Char
Hospital.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Up AGAIN.--Our old acquaintance J. P. C'
Inns alias Jack Sheppard has again got into the "boo
He was arrested Sunday night Bienylle street
disturbing the peace and assaulting two police ofc
with dirk knife Jack required to give $500 SCI
rity for his the cd to answer the char
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.--Sngar Mary a
English Kate were examined and committed for trial
fore the First District Court charge of having assa1
ed the premises of Mnno Smith on Dauphin street.
broken various articles of furniture