New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-05

| FATAL Accidental man named Michael
| Coehlane, aged about So years and native Of
ireland, while driving his cart through the
yard Of the Gas-works yesterday, lost his balance
and fell upon the ground, and the wheels pass
ing over his body inflicted such severe injuries
that ne died short time after while on his way
| to the Charity Hospital An inquest was held
| on the body and verdict rendered in aecor-
dance with the circumstance.
| DEAD.-An inquest was held Yesterday. at
1 No. % Bourbon street, upon the body of John b.
| Day, native of Pennsylvania, aged AZ years,
| Verdict " came to his death from gangrene of
| pistoi-shot wound in the right thigh, inflicted
| by one Edward OUTLAW on the 9th of April y
| After the inquest had been held Deputy Coroner
Terrell made an affidavit before Recorder Ramos
| against OUTLAW, and warrant was issued for
his arrest.
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE Deputy Coroner Bow.
| en- yesterday morning held an inquest at the
corner OF Love and Louisa streets, in the Third
District, upon the body of Louis H. Vedram, a
native of France, aged about 40 years. De-
ceased, we understand, had been school teacher
in the parish of st. Charles not long ago, and
had lately lost his situation; and it is supposed
that extreme detection from pecuniary embar-
rassment and want of employment operated so
strongly upon his mind as to produce temporary
alteration, and led him to the act of self de-
struction. On Wednesday afternoon he pur-
chased an ounce phial of laudanum at the drug
store of Mr.. Goldman, corner of Greatmen and
Louisa streets. returned to his house and swal-
lowed it in the presence of his wife, without Civ
ing her any previous warning of his intention or
any information in regard to the matter, except
that he did not want physician. Suspecting
that he had taken poison, she went to the drug
store for assistance. and after some time physi-
clan was procured and stomach pump apnlied
to the unfortunate man; but it was too late; he
expired a short time afterwards Deceased left
q wife and three children.
RECORDERS COURT OF THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Carrying Concealed Weapons VIM
mer was arrested night before last for making h
great row in the streets, and when brought to
the calaboose he was found to be armed to the
teeth Recorder Summers, yesterday, fined him
500.
pOyfhouse.--Mary Lynch, Bridget BRYAN,
and Bridget KeKinney, were sent to the Work
house yesterday for drunkenness and obscenity.
the former for period of 80 days, and the two
latter for terms of 60 each.
Serious Charge.--Rosina Steinfeldt has filed
an affidavit in this court, charging one Samuel
Wolff with having broken into her premises on
Circus street, during her absence, and stolen and
carried away dry goods and jewelry worth about
$500, She further charges him with having as
saulted and beaten her severely upon several
different occasions The examination of the case
is fixed for the 18th of May-bond, $1,000
Charge Of Chicken Ihiertag, Matthew
Higgins deposed yesterday that certain men
and women, whose names it is not necessary to
mention until the charge shall be established
against them, were in the frequent habit of en-
tering his yard and spiriting away his fowls, and
that whenever he yentured to demonstrate against
their unlawful proceedings, they loaded him
with all sorts of epithets and abused him like q
piekpocket. Examination on the 10th inst
RRcoRDER's CoURT OF THE SECOND DIsTRIcr.
warrant was yesterday issued nv Recorder
Ramos for the arrest of one Jas Carrons, chare-
ed with having obtained possession of, and APP.
propriated to his owxs use, certain moneys which
Joseph Wagner had earelessly left under his pil-
low in a boarding house at the corner of Bien-
VILE and Front Levee streets
Savage Louis Pastor and NJ, Pscheoo we're
yesterday arrested and arraigusd before this