New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-15
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

DEATH OF Mr.. TERRELL I'm the decease of
Mr. Deputy Coroner Terrell the city has lost valuable
officer and promising young citizen. He was uncofn-
monty energetic and useful in the discharge Of his official
duties the State has lost In him important witness
In murder that yet to be tried 1t s
but few days since him. in the flush Of youthful
activity usefulness searching into the mysteries of
visitation from the dread yrant to which he himself Is
now victim. He was followed to his tomb yesterday by
large concourse Of his military and masonic brethren
and personal friends widow snd two children mourn
his untimely decease.
Found DEAD.-Oficer Roth, of the Third Dis
srict police found man named Edward Brennan lying
dead in the gutter at the of Margny and IRENE
streets at quarter past twelve yesterday morning The
Coroner held an inquest the body and returned
verdict of Death from delirium remens The deceased
was native Of Ireland about fortyone years Of age
An inquest also held yesterday over the body Of
Mr. +. BRIGHTER well known citizen Of German brit,
found in his residence at the of Toulouse and
Chartres streets Verdict apoplexy The deceased
about fifty years Of age respected citizen, who has
sided here for twenty years. e 1t A,
third inquest was held the body Of sailor boy
seventeen years old native Of Baltimore, whose name
was unknown, found dead in his bed in y. Banners
boarding house. No. % Front street. Second District
Verdict disease of the heart.
AN EYE PAID FoR.-The verdict of the jury
In the case of Mrs Mary Ging james Fitzgerald and
wife which had been rendered the previous day was
upseaed in the Sixth District Court yesterday morning
The case prosecution for damages sustained in the
loss Of an eye in assault and battery committed upon
plaintiff by defendant cher lsndlord) and bis wife the
9Th Of April last for which she claimed $4,000 The
verdict OF the jury that she be paid S5o by the de-
PENDANTS Mrs Gling kept grocery, and it was wheI
Fitzgerald came collect bis rent, In intoxicated
state that he abused her 80 badly.
NoNsUITED. suit brought in the Sixth
District Court, by A. Sherman against John Adams
agent of the insurance companies claiming 1926 damages
for the arrest and detention Of his negro Jack Robinson
on charge of incendarism, in February last put
the jury yesterday They returned verdict for the de
PENDANT, with costs.
| FIRST DIsTrIcT COURT Hugh Mullen was
tried in this Court yesterday for larceny and foun
guilty. .I. tz7-
Isaac Cresp was tried for selling liquor to slaves
found guilty
guilty.
Jas Daley was tried assault and battery and foun
| guilty OF assault only.
Jsmes Alexander was tried for receiving stolen goods
| and found guilty I'LL .ut
Ann Brown was tried for larceny, and acquitted
David Hogan custody larceny released upol
! q nolIe zrosequi.
| BROUGHT BAcK.--Joseph Carabino, or Clio
vann Ros the boy who robbed the captain Of the Aus
trian brig Fidente the Fourth District last week,
delivered by the police of Mobile to Capt Baldwin of
Second District Police and brought back yesterda
mornings mailboat. Nearly all of the money he took
over $500, as well the gold watch and chain-wa
found upon him He was locked up to await examina
| ton Fl FNl-
ARREsTs-James Foley was arrested on tn
Jevse yesterday afternoon for drunkenness and disul
bance of the peace and for drawing revolver on office
Snyder. #
John o'Mara arrested the Levee in the evenip
for stealing wood from the steamer Moses Greenwood
/ and for striking the officer who arrested him.
John Dore arrested Canal street. at 10 o'coel
charged by Mr.. Janice Magee with robbery.
IT, oNeal arrested Julia street, for being
ceaed ia Mr. Bowens premises, with supposed intent