New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

TiEl Win the laugh OF drunken nrth
The ecboiDg air hiss rltpg.
: Bit pale AID sorrowfnl face has looked
From out the cup to me- -
And trembling whisper have heard,
That fancied came from thee.
Tlou art Numbering in thy peaceful grsye,
And thy sleep 10 dreamless now,
BAt the seal Of never-dyipg grief
ia on thy nourner's brow -
And my heart Is chill as thine Mary,
For the Joys of life are fed
Aud long to lay my aching breast
With the cold and silent dead.
The verdict of the Coroners Inquest was asuicde by
audanu n.' The deceased native Of England,
twenty five years Of age.
FIREs.--The kitchen of Mr.. Henry Gouspols
house on Love street between Clouet and Montegut In
the Third District destroyed by fire at yester
day Loss trihing, and covered by Insurance.
Between and two o'clock tins cottags residence
MI J. B Brocsrd, At The corner Of goyoH Road and
10, nIe ,o Ths Ere wss
hoose from the scarcity of water in the neighborhood
The contents were saved and the house was insured
The FIRE originated In the attic In mysterious
ner, which has put Capt Jack Adams on the qui pre.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-John Ford and Thos.
Husher yesterday tried for burglary, and found
guilty The burglary was perpetrated on the night Of
the 14th OF August in Wm Entsmngers iswelry shop
at the corner Of Peace and Casaralvo worth
cfieweIy being carried aTay.
Joseph Bienhms IA O. was tried for the larceny Of
forty psirs Of ladies' unushed CATERS store of
b. Guchsreau, on Rampant street, on the 18th ut, AMI
VIM Mcdonnell was tried for stabbing Thomas McGiu-
Miss with intent to kill. the 18th of August Fou
cher street. and found guilty of assault and battery only
GRAND SEBAsToPoL UTILIZATION THE city was
In trenor all day yesterday with the reoicings Of
downtown population the triumph Of the Allied
ut Sebastopo; all being conducted in accordance
with PREVIOUS arrangement AT SUNRISE Jeu de joie
was fired opposite jackson Square-mnute guns were
fired throughout the day aad ut six O'Clock in the
ming re De,ua performed in the Cathedral. The
building was handsomely illuminated the affairs decora-
ted with flowers over the grand altar waved tbs coIors
Of Eugland France Turkey and Sardinia whilst the
American flag waved over the entrance An immense
multitude Of people, comprising the beauty and fashion
Of our Creole population and spectators from all parts Of
was rendered with much sweetness and spirit and
appropriate address delivered in French by Father
Perche Editor Of the Popaguteu Catalogue At the
onson of the ceremonies another eu De jcir given
from this square, and that closed the jubatiors Of the
day.
ASSAULTS, ETc.-Nicholas Hewitt, alias Hant,
was up before Recorder Ramos yesterday the chage
of having ambasted Maria Betur in the beef market
six ocltck in The morning He gave bail TO appear.
Mrs. Regina Catharina Arnst made affidavit that
Wednesday evening she duoked with bucket of dirty
water by whose she did not know, in the
yard Of her house Old Levee street. between Hospital
and Barracks. A warrant WAS issued.
Gracs Gslpi residing at the corner of Bsnville and
IRENE Streets complained that Wednesday evening
Sam Smith him dreadful talking to and Threatened
to cut throat Smith was arrested and gave bail to
appear. .-...-
ys
Feene, and Susan MgGraw for acting disgracefuy on
Rampant street yesterday cent to the Work house
for sixty days each by Recorder Bright Mary Campbell
for acting similarly at the of Poydras and Baronne
streets, sent out for similar period and Biddy dc
Mahon alias Clara Hays, Perdido street bag, sent
j. Bfuneau was fined SIS running coal cart with
number or license Michael Call and Abby Costello
for cutting in the Streets ordesed to pay IS each
or go Up prison.
ANOTHER SUPPRESSED ROBBERY. I'VE have
yesterday morning the house Of merchant of respecta
by IN the upper part of the city had been searched by
the police, and quantity Of stolen property founaew
ery sill dresses ETC. belonging to lady who died
gently ut hotel the lake. while under the
In the company Of the said merchants wife and daughter
who jointly seized and secreted the most valuable part
her Aos above. The family Of the accused rep
resented to of the first responsibility, and 1t
supposed the matter would be hushed up through tha in
fuence of and brother who stands well in the
munity. We received this information only upon posi-
tive promise not to mention names, which promise
fruitleFs they would have been in graveyard We
do not believe however that either Recorder Bright
Captain Moynan are at all cognizant Of the affair.
RAISING A BONNET. MKentae,
wh the day previous accused BY Mary Braey Of
throwing into the lake bonnet that bad
herr yesterday fired back Mary by charging her with
going 10 Madame Rosas millinery shop Orleans street.
where she fCatherne had bonnet undergoing reuvena
ton obtaining that bonnet upon false
that she had been for 1t the owner which trans
action Ode Lewis ia also accused Of having acted
ouasd-
LARCENY EXTRAORDINARY. Patrick Mahan
was arragnedebefor Recorder Bright yesterday, on
charge Of having stolen boot worth dollar and three
6ts and nat worth fort. cents from the store Of A.
night In default of bail appear for examination to-
morrow, Patrick was sent to prison.
BLOODY Observation-Disclosures afternoon,
at about hafpast O'Clock, reneounter occurred
Grnvitr street, st. Charles, between Capt john A.
Jaquess, Warden Of the Workhonse, and Mr.. Oscar
Howell, clerk in the Custom-hou There were 80
many stories aoat in reference to the affair that alb
stain at present from stating than that both
badly but not dangerously wounded; Captain Jaquess
receiving cash his left cheek and temple
and two other gashes the back part his left shoulder
one Of them rather deep and Mr.. Howell receiving
stab n one OF his sides and another In OF his hands
he having used dirk and and the Captain
swordoans. The Captain ives taken to bedroom In
the upper story of Glenn's tobacco establishment
Graver street whore he received all the aid necessary
while Howell taken to stones Hospital The weapons
used were taken police ofce-tbs canesword being
bent, and the dirk bloody. The difficulty, we learn,
from an old one IN reference TO some military mat
tsrs both parties at that time being Captains in the Ne
honal Gnard Battalion.
FERocIoUs SISTERS Two sisters, named Jo-
hanna and Catherine Sullivan were arraigned before Re-
eordet Bright yesterday, charged by Mrs julia Famery
with coming down upon her little stronger than the
allows Mrs. r. swore that ON "Wednesday evening the
10th inst Johanna visited her residence No 2s6 Msga
zine street. called her down stairs and gave her
blows aud bite in the hand and that on the following
evening" while she Deord street. between Foucher
and Magazine, she met by Catherine who knocked
her down and jumped upon her stomach The sisters
serving girls not addicted to such practices and fur
nishsd bail to appear for examination Tomorrow.
CARRYING WEAP0Ns.--Recorder Ramos yes
terday issued his for the Pierre
cused by Edmund Ii. Chadwick of carrying coneeslsd
weappn Chadwick averrsd that Resan who represented
himself to be officer Of tie Second District Pound en-
deav1red TO shten him into compliance with his demand
to cme along by throwing back the lapel Of his cost
and displaying the butt of pistoall at the of
st. Louis and Claiborne Streets in the forenoon Of yes
terdsy.
4 ACCIDENTS. Mr. Brooks sleve James,. sew
entyfvs old accidentally fell upper gallery
1f thu Second District police Jail Tuesday night there
by breaking leg aud otherwise ipjuriDg himself 10
seriously that his life Is considered in danger The acci-
dent has been enormously reported attempt at
suicide
little girl named Mary Smith, daughter of a grocer
Claiborne street, seriously injured on Tuesday
night by oamphene lamp falling upon her and burning
her. The lamp, IL seems, suspended by a string
which broke while the child was beneath It,
POLICE BoARD.-This body met yesterday, as
sual The only noticeable feature of the proceedings
s the election of inspectors for the coming elections in
rheh Recorder Bright stood in glorious minority
throughout ALI the persons proposed by him re-
jectNd, while he voted against all the others.
BREACH OF TRUST. jesse yesterday
sonsined to Recorder seuzeneau that while he ab
anti nj m.tl A. -.