New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18
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LNTERa4rNTs The following IL areport of tle
number III interments ii al the cemeteriesof
\ ths city for the week ending At 8 o'clock On
Sunday morning, July 10
Protestant. Grod street Catholic No.
oda TsIlovs nsst Catholic p
oypsssA GEoyes my Az Vincent ds paul
ess.sy isss Nj ~ s's'.s' &
3 81: fstsicks 49, -
Total 80
This shows very rked decrease from the
report 81 last week, and proves New Orleans "a
\ be by for The healthiest city il tha Union The
last report gave us 191, and the week preceding
that there were 800
Died From HIS WOUNDS On the night Of the
Goth of June last, m ARRAY occurred iii thc
California House, On Gallatin street, between Il
couple Of yowdies named Charles jackson and
s John Bcssee, alias Weloh, in which the latter
4 was severely stabbed in the right side IF the
The Wounded man was conveyed NJ the
I HoHpita where he died On Sunday from lock jaw
caused by his wound. The Coroner held an in
quest on the body, and the jury returned the
following verdict q Came to his death by d
wound ia the right aid of the chest, producing
tetanua said wound having been inflicted BY 4
sharp pointed Instrument in the hands Of one
Jackson, at the California House. corner Of
/. LeYee md Urauline streets Jackson was ar
At THE time Of Tho occurrences and III ssil
iii jill. The deceased was d native of Dublin,
ireland, and was about twenty six years of age
sTEANBoAr RoBBERY Mr.. Edward Boyle,
on upscounty gentleman who carries on quite d
luerative business i'll the trading line between
\ this CITY ana Natchezs having disposed Of HE
4 dbles and game at Poydras market, took
deck passage yesterday on the steamboat Trabue
for home. He went aboard the boat at an carly
hour "A THE afternoon, and being rather sleepy
be lay himself down upon the deck with his
knapsack under his head; and WAS soon id the.
4 land o7 dreams. An officer Of the First District.
police, who happened to be standing on the leyee,
near ths boat, had bis attention attracted ID a
we'll known thief named John Mitchell, who was
prowling around the boat. He thought he would
watch this fellows movements, and pretty soon
saw him approach our up country sleeper, kne-l
down and ride his pockets having accomplished
which he rose to feet, made fiji tile levee, and
was fast leaving when the officer, whose name
j. McInnerny, familiarity tapped him on the
shoulder. Mitchell threw away a purse which
he had tak Ken from Boyles pocket, and turning
upon the officer, the two had pretty hard
fight, but the knight of the crescent and club
was soon victorious, and Mr. Mitchell was
Mafcnea "a r. triumph 90 the guard.honss.
+ ahe purse WilIcn ne had thrown away was
i pic9eo Up py gentleman anu the contents
IN. u. lr,l1 -.
answering 70 the description given BY Doyle, it.
4 was returned TO him On searching his pockets
Doyle found that hls wallet. containing large
4 sum oI money, had not been dIsturbed
MATERNAL bout noon yesterday. when the
heat wss intense. the police Of the First Dis
trlct found woman named Catherine o'Geil
iylng i neastiy drunk N 2 vacant lot located
soMe place y W. upper portlon % me CITY u
4 the opposite corner q the lot her infant child
Was lound' exposed to the broillng sun. almost
( deaa; Both were brought to the Guard house
taooD: last saturday az afidaylt was made
before Recorder Seuzeneau By John ,Attays in I
when a. charges 9 man named Alan with hay
3 lng Alanappsa 9 young woman named Mary Nor
man, Who was under his charge. + appears that
some years since Miss Norman's father left for
CALIFORNIA; placing Mary then u child under the
protection d his friend Attay. The latter's
business was one which called him frequently
from the city, during which time he was in the
habit Of leaving Mary in charge Of d colored
\ woman who used to beat her in a brutal man
ner Mary frequently complained Of the treat
ment she received from the negress, and on the
18th inst having been again dreadfully beaten,
she left Tho woman, and took refuge with Mrs.