New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

81 lNTERMENTS.-Ihe following Is the report oil
the number of interments in the different GENE
teries of the city for the week ending at o'clock,
A, M, on Sunday the 9th inst:
Protestapt u Catholic No. l,..........1o
cypress 'to's NO. T.. s. Vincent Dc Paul 30
Charity Hospital . a3 Lafayette, 4th District. 80
.1 2l2
There have been % deaths from yellow fever,
and 9 from sun-stroke OF the yellow fever
cases, Is were in the Charity Hospital, in St.
Vincent de Paul, Third District,) in the Pro-
testant, in Lafayette and in St. Patrick's.
On Friday and Saturday, the last two days of
the week, there were no deaths from yellow
fever
! STEALING HAMs.-General George Washing
ton Dixon, who, we thought, had retired from
public life, was arrested at the scene Of the
great fire, for being in company with two noto-
rious thieves, who were carrying off dray load
. Of hams from 102 Magazine street We are
sorry that the General should have been found
in such doubtful company.
DRowNED-A negro man on Sunday evening
= fell overheard from the Second District ferry
boat and was drowned. His body has not been
!. recovered.
= INQUEsTs, DROWNING, ETC--The Coroner yes
terday held an inquest On the body Of an I'M
known German woman, aged about 10, found
floating in the river, near Ssldon's saw mill,
Third District Verdict Found Drowned. y
The deceased was about five feet four inches in
: hight; had dark hair, wore green dress, black
| silk cape, blue cotton stockings, and fine bro
gans. This might be suicide, and it might
be murder. QUEEN saB:?
. Another inquest was held on the body of
! Bridget Noctame, aged 80 years, native of
! ireland, found dead at the corner of Gironde
: and Hevia streets. Verdict: " Death from
Apoplexy"
A third was held on the body of Christian
i Hating, aged 81 years, native of Switzerland,
: found at No 6 Poydas street. Verdict; Z" Died
!. from Apoplexy" ~m..4
. Another inquest was held by Deputy Coroner
: Terrell on the body of James McLelland, aged
y rs years, q native of England, found dead lex
: humed) at the Cypress Grove Cemetery. Yer
dict: " Died of injuries received caused by the
r tender coming into contact with the locomotive
/ of the Mexican Gulf Railroad Company, on
Sunday, the 3lst ultme. Said accident being
i the result of the cars running off the track
neglect of duty on the part of the managers
! thereof"
> A small German boy, named John Wiche,
u was drowned in the river at Jefferson city, on
=, Saturday last. He was only nine years of age
4 Coroner Munich, ofJeferson city, held an inquest
/ upon the body, which had been recovered A
St verdict in accordance with the facts was re-
Z turned.
FIRST DISTRICT.
d CHARGE OF KIDNAPPING Henry Flake is tt
= undergo an examination on the 10th inst, on
a1 charge Of having Kidnapped ami carried away
Z Z and with now secreting in Dalton, Ohio, with
! view to extort money from the father, the child
q Of Mr., James MeCabe, little boy aged clever
q years.
sE STEALING FROM THE FRE.-Martin Kane
y. VIM. Heating, James CASTILLO, James Durvin,
e and Philip Neigh, were all examined yesterday
on On charges of pifering and stealing articles o
~ produce from the scene of the FIRE on Saturday
= They were all sent down for trial.
W great many trivial cases-the usual Mon
aol day morning dock-were tried and disposed o
! by the Recorder. Any quantity were fined
.ae and as many more sent to the Work house.
..s III SECOND DISTRICT,
,bs, ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN.-Y esterday morn
y ing phe Lauge, the Commssary of the Vege
iE table Market, had some difficulty with fish
lew monger named Francisco Lopez in regard to tn,
ada police regulations of the market; Lopez watche,
= his opportunity and when Mr.. Lapge's back wa
turned the cowardly assassin drew dagge
=. and drove it to the hlt in the neck of the Com
xcicc Tba in,ad fo1so AL rt
'El but missed it about quarter of an inch. Lang
turned upon the bravo and felled him to tn
n pavement with we'll directed blow with hi
club. He was then taken by several citizens t
the Watch house and locked up. Lange is seri
eaa ously wounded.
DANGEROUSLY STABBED.-A slight difficult,
j. or misunderstanding occurred between coupl
of notorious characters, who reside on Gallatil
street, named Toney Crane and Michael McGill
when, after some words passed between them
Crane drew bowie-knife and aimed desperat
:, blow at the throat of McGill. The blow MISE
:, the throat but gave McG. a serious stab in tn
red right shoulder. Crane was arrested, and McGil
!. was conveyed to the Hospital
ler LARGENY.-Carlos Ballo, an lberian of tn
eli first water, was sent before the Criminal Cour
for trial on charge of stealing pair of panta
j looms from the clothing store Of Frank Moore, o
st. Ann street.
80 SENT Down FOR TRIAL Antonio Nino, afte
hearing yesterday before the Recorder on
charge of having assaulted and dangerousl
= stabbed Joseph Gardere, in the Main stree
= Restaurant, last Saturday morning, was re
quired to recognize in the sum of $500 for hi
appearance before the Criminal Court.
: David Jones, who entered room on Rampal
$ street, occupied by some young men, and stole
j. gold watch and several other valuable articl,
= therefrom, was sent before the First Distri
aGs Court for trial on charge of burglary.
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