New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

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Odd Fellows Rest 81,
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I Charity Hospital .......,......' ~ ~ 81
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Total. Observation-Disclosures. AZ 100 W.
I'll total number Of Deaths the previous week. was 2i3
and of yellow fever l0Tshowug great decrease in favor
Of last week OF the yellow fever thirtyfour died
10 tic Charity Hospital leaving only eight for the city
| beside.
I ARREST OF A SUPPOSED MURDERER.--On Sat
uray the Chief Police received ateegraphic despatch
from Baton Rouge, requesting him to arrest some men
Awho were on board the Bunker Ill., their way down to
&he city and who charged with having robbed Mrs
Ellen McCarrick passenger the same boat OF S5o' |
besides quantity Of cloth ng which they tore up and
burnt Accordingly when the boat arrived at the stock
Ending yesterday evening the Chief present. accom-
paued by four of special officers, and is presumed
that some OF the thieves have recognized them for
as boat reached tho evee, two OF them jumped on
and run for the woods. They pursued by officer
Mayhew who fired three shots at them, which frightened
hrm that they surrendered Their names were fhos
Gavin Christopher Rash. Three others named Mar
tia Denis Thomas Wells and Pierce kersey were arrested
on the boat and all were identified by Mrs MGcarrck as
the persons who robbed nor.
From some remarks which dropped from one OF the
prisoners the Chief led to suspect that Deus is
man who, about eighteen months SINCE was accused OF
numbering two steamboat at or near st. LOUIS
who made his escaps the time and for whose arrest
reward of $1,000 was offered The accused parties are all
held for examination before Recorder Jackson and thu
supposed murderer for Identification
GRAND JURY. The Grand Jury yesterday
returned the following bills in the First District
Coprt.
Against Victor Duprat Eugene Duprat, Toney Martin,
Frank Narcotics Phillip Nose and others for riot
Against Frauyos II and Hppolite Pettipain, aud An
tone Paynot for gambling, and keeping banking game
- and gambling house
Against Andrew Lomertar, for st&bbing john Mchan-
nah with intent to commit murder.
Against Raphael Hackemsy, for stabbing Simon Doran
with intent to commit murder
The charge of nauslaughter brought against Maria
Basc,a charged with causing the death Of her child by
il-trestment, was dismissed
REQUESTS, SUICIDE, BTC.---The Coroner yester-
day hcc an inquest the body of Elizabeth Hert1 aged
u years native of Germany at her late residences NO
So Epauade street Verdict Suicide by taking Lauda-
mum She bad been married few weeks since to Mt
Hertz Of whom she jealous and going to 81 ad
Joining gpothecary shop she bought Is cents worth OF
laullnum. took it, and died like woman.
SECOND inquest vas held the body OF slave named
Frank the property of Mr. Albert, who fell into the Old
Basin on last Frinay night and was drowned Verdieac-
and a native of this State,
FIRST DISTRICT.
upocK. MARKED FRANK - This notorious
thief who vas pulled last Saturday by officer Gotham
under the of j. c. Stuart just as ne was leaving
steamboat on which he had arrived from st. Louis was
brought before the Recorder yesterday and after hear
i'm, ,yas discharged We can mot blame the executive
norton of our police hereafter if robbereE burgarie
and murders are committed. when the Judiciary lett
loose men Of such notorious antecedcnts upon the COM
munity
STEALING SAusAGEs. slave named Thomp-
son belonging to Subane is under arrest in this DIS
triet on charge of having stolen lot Of Eausagea IRON
the poydrss Market.
FINED.---Six or eight drays were fined $SlC
each for furious driving through the streets aud MS many
more for running without brands This ordinance WI
lake it il very oppressive upon the commercial portion
our community. Why not fine the drivers
RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY. 1.-The case o
tho State vs. Hugh Donahue, james Kelly and Mchae
Ear,v charged with receiving goods bale etc. from
slave named George knowing them to have been stole
fom the arm Of Payne, Harrison Co. After hearin
evidence the parties all committed Tor Trial peor
the First District Court.
SECOND DISTRICT
STARRING WITH SWORDS ANE.-lsaao Swa
sew Was Yesterday arrested and held to bail in the sum
$500 to charge having assaulted aud Stable
midnight last Sunday in ST. Philip street, while the att'
was on his way home The wounds inflicted, though s.
we're arc not considered dangerouHhence the admttr
1 to bail.
s.~ CurrTNG.--A free negro named Leonce
ar arrest in this District on charge of having cut
Young man named William Roberts across the face VIII
u knife. The awnts an examination.
LARCENY. Stephen Cohen was arrested yer
terday on charge of stealing lot OF wearing oppar
+;,o T.
He awaits ahearlng.
p1p.rrcAI. jean Laitte is arrested on
bres of robbinp barber shop belonging to Bernard A
on ~ phiin street Of SIS The robbery took place
Saturday night while Latte had charge of the shop
10 tbereore also charged with breach of tru9t. He
. held for examination.
MuRDEaous ATTEMPr.--Patrick OBrien, To
Farrell and rom Jennings were a"-ested yesterday
making desperate attempt to break in the door Oh u
WIN Buckeyes house, at the corner of Roman and To
ouse streets on Saturday night, with the avowed int
ton OF numbering him.
THIRD DIsTRIGT.
BE4TIsG HIS WIFE. - Frederick koede
cb,rued with beating his wife, is in custody in t
Third District having been arrested on Dauphin sire
II nv virtue Of a warrant from the Recorder He ava
examination.
49, CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Pedro Pierce was q
rested on Margny street. on Saturday night charged
carrying concealed weapons. ormdable-looking Ri
was found on his person.
SEVEN ON ONE,-J. Gillespie, W. Brown,
Williams, P. Pierce, W, jackson, j. Smith and j. do'
were all arrested Old Levee street, on Sunday mig
charged with having made combined assault and
terry on John Harvey. After beating Harvey n
brutally and seeing tho police coming, the seven DR.
fellows ran and took refuge in the coee-house Kept
] A Lacroix, on Old LeTee street, who endeaVoleo
prevent the Waterman from entering ms mouse 10
rest them He has been reported, and will doubles
arrested
THE WORLD TO CoME-The following were
meditations of the celebrated John Foster
the death of his wife. They will seem to mt
as a transcript of their own thoughts un
Z similar bereayements:
Can it be-how is it-what is it that
are now not inhabitants Of the same worl
/ that each has to think of the other as in a |