New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-03
.N-EWtS or THE CITY.

The following is the report of the interments
in the cemeteries of the city for the month
ending at o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday the LIST
Of April, except, perhaps, q few of the past
week, which have not yet been reported; Prot
estant, Girod street, 26 (no returns for one
week. Hebrew, Metairie Ridge, Ii. Cypress
Grove, No. l., -; Cypress Grove, No 2, SO;
Odd Fellows Rest, 7 Charity Hospital, 100 (;
St. Patrick's, 80 Catholic No /, Second Dis
trict. 8; Catholic No. 2, Second District, Be;
ST Vincent de Paul, Third District, 43; Ono re-
turns for two weeks) Lafayette, Fourth District,
s9 Hebrew, Fourth District, Z: Total 439.
Below are the only returns from the ceme-
teries for the past week-fve have failed to
make any report: Cypress Grove, A Potter
Field, %; Charity Hospital, "a; st. Patriek's 5,
so; Catholic No /, Second District, A Catholic
No 2, Second District, Is; Lafayette, Fourth
District, 90 Total. 1876.
INoUEsT-An inquest was held at the Charity
Hospital, on Saturday last upon the body Of
Peter Rohrbacher, German, aged twenty two
years Verdict Died of injuries received in
consequence of having been run over by the
cars of the Carrollton and Lake Pontchartrain
Railroad, on the evening of the 30th ultimo. .
Deceased had leg broken and received other
severe injuries he was considered insane at the
time of the accident.
FIRE.-A fire broke out at about four o'clock
on Saturday morning on Nayades street, above
Felicity Road, which destroyed two fine cottage
houses, one belonging to Mr. James A. Lobdell
and the other to Mr.. Benjamin Harrison. The
fire commenced in wooden clubhouse in the
rear of the buildings consumed
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Judge Robertson
The following sentences were pronounced on
Saturday last in this Court:
Adam Slater, tried for killing Jacob Kuntze
and convicted of manslaughter, was sentenced
to the Penitentiary for fifteen years, and to pay
fine Of 81 and costs of proceeding.
Ernst Saubistwal, found guilty Of manslaugh
ter in killing John Deutsch, was sentenced tc
the Penitentary at hard labor for FIVE years
and q fine of ST.
for one month, for committing an assault with
dangerous weapon.
AssAULT.-B F. Marcel, S. Banks and Johr
Graves were arrested on Saturday night at the
request Of Thomas Dunnan, who charges then
with having assaulted and attempted to kill
him. The parties furnished bond for their ap-
pearance.
A CoUNTERFEIrER. Officer Jennings yester-
day arrested man named George Long for i'm,
posing counterfeit five dollar note upon the
unsuspecting yerdancy of gentleman on tbs
Levee. On his way to the calaboose he broke
suddenly from the policeman and dashed away
fairly had steam up. A quantity of money, spu
rious and genuine, was found upon his person
and he was locked up.
EXAMINATION OF Observation-Disclosures Hol
stead was arraigned on Saturday last before
Recorder Winter for examination, on the charge
Of having stabbed and killed John Mocler OF
the morning of the 26th ult., on Poydras street
We cut from the Picayune of yesterday the fol
lowing particulars of the examination
g" The process verbal Of the Coroner's inques
and the affidavit of DR.. Baylis, who made the
post norton examination, was presented in eyi.
dence and admitted by the defense
Policeman Gareghty testified to having ar.
rested the accused in a coffee house in Poydras
St, called 50 The Church, where he and Moclel
were said to have had a quarrel The witness
also said that he had known the accused for a
least four years, and had always known him a.
a quiet and peaeeable man.
''Antonio Dolfni. the bar keeper of the house
stated that he saw Mocler have a difficulty witt
man, who was knocked down, and that the
witness picked the man up and put him out o
the house, Mocler following him The witness
is satisfied that the prisoner is not the man who
had the difficulty with Mocer.
81. Brandee also testified that the prisoner
was not the man who had the difficulty witt
Mocler. He saw Mocler stabbed and the mar
who did twas thin, spare man, without whisk
ers. (The prisoner is a stout man, with large
whiskers) Mocler followed the man out of thu
house, and knocked him down the second time
when the man stabbed him, and fled across tn,
market with the knife in his hand. The mai
who stabbed Mocler is much smaller man thar
Holstead.
''After hearing the evidence, the Recorde
discharged the accused''