New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14

HBALTn or TER CIrT.--Ws omitted giving in
Yesterdays paper the weekly return q the city csmsts
render the omission matter OF no consseusnee. The
buria for the week numbered only 5ths weekly
mortality that New Orleans has known 10 of years
The fact ihdsputabe that New Orleans is the nm
healthieBt OF American cities at times 1t IL the very
healthisst at other times. 4 :
INQUEST. The man who was found dead in O.
chair on the in front OF the United States
change, on Monday night, was found upon investigation
by Deputy Coroner Mitchell to have died Of disease
the heart He was apparently q laboriug man whose
name could not be acertained although paper iii bis
pocket bore the name Of David Brockett 1t was most
likely memorandum Of somebody ese5s name.
RECORDER BRIoHT's CouRr Joseph Fitzger-
aid was yesterday examined for the murder Of his sister
Margaret Leonard which took place at the corner Of
and Gravier streets on the evening Of the 10Th Il
tober We have already published the particulars Of the
case The testimony WAS strong against the accused
District Court charged Thomas Fitzgerald the other
brothsr arrested accessory the murder was dis
charged for want Of evidence 800 So w r
James Coye alias Council, was examined on charge
Of having stabbed John Riley in the right thigh and over
the left eye with knife the I'd October pesr the cor
near Of Religious and Grange streets fbe testimony
sustained the charge and thu accused was remsnded to
prison to awa trial for assault with dangerous weapon
with intent to murder
pounding felony with Michael BramoD whom be had
caused to be arrested charge Of robbng him Of his
wateh worth S2o in the public highway the 23d of
October. John Reilly testified that the Both Of o.
tober In the lobby OF the Recorders Office William White
offered Scott silver watch and ten dollars to boot If he
would Withdraw the prosecution which offer scot &C.
eepted, and did required Upon this Scott was cons
mitted for trial and not being able to furnish bail
sent to prison White the other party to the trasac
ton, hae not yet been arrested
James ONsi was arragned ON charges Of threatening
on different occasions to cut the throat Of and shoot Pc
dro De Vatto at the of Rampant and Perddo
Gaze fixed for the 2lst. Bail of $500 reauired.
sam, .sye Of Mr. J. @. shannon was arraigned ON a
charge ofinhumanly beating Of his mules Poydra.
street yesterday morning He sent to prison await
q hearing
Thomas F. scott-the same above alluded to- as COM
mitted for compromising a felony-was examined on a
charge OF forcby entering Bridget Femminss house
Cedar street. the Sd st attempting to break open
her srmoir ell during her absence and them when she
returned and found him there representing hmgef
the Chief Of Police He required TO give bail Of $500
for bis good behavior for the next sig months which be
failed to do.
John Reese and VIM Higgins, arrested on Annuncis,
ton street. dangerous and suspicious Migrants wers
sent to the Work House for month each.
John mcfarland and John Masters for raising row
and resisting the police Gravier street. and VIM Bar
ret for blocking mp sidewalk st. Mary's Market
and sssaiing the pssssrs with obscene angtsge wer'
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT.-A. n. Dobbyns
was examined yesterday charge of having ASSAULTED
| and attemptedto kill man named Jacob By smashn.
his face with lumber in a cose-house at the corne
OF Canal and IRENE streets, the night Of the 2Sth
October Testimony concusve--sent before the FRS
District Court. Bail furnished
Charles Schme2le examined on charge of assault
ing and attempting to kill Jeau Lcze BY striking him Of
the head with supgehot in the IRENE Market on tn
morning OF the 10Th ult Sent before the First DBtrc
Court for assault and battery only. Bail furnished
John Clary was arraigned on charge Of having at
tempted to rob the money drawer Of g. Prevosts cot
fee-house, at the corner Of st. Louis and Burgund,
streets, Provost having caught him in the act and
rested him. He was sent to prison to await hearing
Desire Gregore was fined $40 for creating great scan
dial y Mr. Louis conts residence, the Bayou Bridge
Afidarite were made--by II Nores charging 0dalie
o. with entering his house at the corner Of ST. Loui
and Rampant streets on Sunday last, matching com
from woman's head, and outrageously insulting every
body in the house, by William Schmidt charging Jaco
Baker with threatening to shoot him, having loaded
pistol 10 the presence of witnesses for the purpose
with giving him beating on Sunday at Mr. schpeese'
cooper-shop on Preur street by Henry Paul, +. M
charging Ben slave, with giving him trouncng Of
the levee; by Bridget Mulryan, charging colored ho
with outrsgDg her at the Of Robertson and 81
Philip sreets and by Margaret Taylor charging Mr.,
kiroy with violently beating her at No. 10 Burgund
street. Warrants we're issued.