New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-10
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THE WEATHER.-Y esterday was lovely spring day,
of the previous few days disappeared far
b Throughout the streets preseneda and happy
appearance. Peach blossoms abundant and few weak
kneed mosquitoes tuning their pipes.
FALsE.--!The two alarms Of fire last night were
false. 70
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-A few sentences for petty
pOssedb Judge Robertson Saturday Nothing
else was DONE
SECOND DISTRICT CoURr-Oliver A. PittieId and
E. Mcfarland who imprisoned in default Of $4,000 bail
eacwere before Judge Morganon Saturday. writs
corpus and after long between their and
the Attorney they set liberty Immediately af
forwards Mayor Lewis made new affidavit before Recorder
Bright embodying the substance Of the former affidavit with
the charge that they accessories after the tae
Mr. Mcfarland hearing that this affidavit had been made
once himself to the Chief of Police and i'll the
enpg furnished ball. which Judge Robertson had ordered the
Recorder to fix at $1,000.
A MURDER CONTAMINATION Lewis, alias Iyers,
WHO stabbed Tuesday night last by John Bell alias
Scotty died Charity Hospital Friday night The Coro
the effect that death caused perito
ns wound the abdomen, inflicted with cutting
in tile hands of the said John Bell ETC. From the
testimony appeared that the deceased and Bell had diff
Guilty the Louisiana Ball and agreed out and fight
Accompanied by other PERSONS they Epnade
street. when they reached Rampant street John Short passed
knife Bell Almost Immediately the latter attacked Lewis,
intctng wound Of which he died Tho deceased
Irisman twenty years old Bell and Short both in prison.
SuIc1DE.-Auguste Poetic, A French barber, thirty
years ge committed suicide yesterday morning. in house
on between Hospital and ursunes streets, by
cutting his throat with The Coroner held and inquest
on body and returned verdict accordingly The of
mad not known but appeared that the deceased had
been drinking rather freely OF late.
DEATH BY LoCKJAw.-A little girl named Sarah
Mehar daughter CT widow lady in the Second District,
died on Saturday of lockaw The terrible disease brought
by running of nail into the childs foot few days
yiousy.
HARD TO PITT OUT.-SOme idea of the difficulty of
exinguhing bale may formed from the fact
that at late hour last night the fire engine still at
work where she commenced Friday moingplayng
undestoyed cotton bales the Lower Cotton Press The
neghborhood is all in muck with mud and water the Young
America thumps and squr away unaggngy and although
the bales well drenched rocks in cataract they coli
time to smoke.
| FUGITIVE ARREsTED.-Edwin Jones, alias George
Wilson, alias Jim Johnson alias Clifford arrested Sat
rday lodged in jail He is accused of having perpeaed
recent robbery in Mobile.
| RECORDER BRIGHT's CouRT.-D. NJ. Thompson,
alias Charles Williams examined Saturday md sent be-
First District Court to the charge of abucting
inveglng j. NJ Wilson'S slave girl Sarah on the 18th OF
january having been ound disguised boy in his state
board the steamer Persia which about 10 leave for
Cincinnati He refused bail.
VIM Galloway down for stealing pair Of boots from
q New Ievee street. he admitting the offence Fred
erc and Nina Maturing sent down for stealing quantity
rope Shippers Press and assang and
biting officer he Wm. Sullivan sent down for violent
assault upon Mr. and Mrs Abrams in their house Pedido
street Samuel NJ. IIyams charged with obtaining quantity
of liquor Under false etonces examined and discharged
for evidence The following araigned and held
for examination Patrick Corners charged with beating, chol
ing and dragging Bridget Ben the of ST. Joseph and
New Icree streets biel Martini charged with threatening the
life of Turner E. Holt and John Acy charged With violently
| beating Mrs, Gotlieh Walck.
| RECORDER RAMOS CoURT.-The following were
discharged Saturday John Backcnhurg charged with cut
ting coffee sacks the eyee; Thomas Atkins Co. charged
with breach of trust; Eugene Cuyieur charged with
swndling Jean Mario Jussy araigned on Il charge Of
stealing 500 in cash and quantity of jewey from Auge
fancy store at the Of Chares and envlle Streets
Friday nghSen to prison. Alden Bertrand arranged on
charge of stealing from Felix Jacob in December last
aud transporting her to Bay st. Lousbs of $500 required
Jack Smith and Eugene Dnprat urragned charge
visiting Emily sehrand in her house Barracks street
18th inst and smashing her furniture and robng her SIS
cash They were held for an examination the 18th
1 RECORDER SEuzENEAU's Court. - Nathaniel NJ
examined before Recorder Long on Saur-
day. charge of wouudng attempting assassiuae Re,
corer SeuGreau there in the ago The
Recorder whose neck stiff from the received n.
peared against the accused The particulars Of tho ar
correctly published by the time Nowhstan;-
ing abundant proof against McCaun he he was
of the charge He sent before the District
Court OF $1,000 being required but of course furnish
sailor named John Thomas arraigned charge
attempting the of the ship which he belonged
prison. sailors belonging to the ship j. L.
aragned charge Of behaving mutinoualy during
the passage the ship this port They
prison, to await the order of the United States Commissioner
Margaret Mclaughlin held for hearing charge
stealing cotton, Officer Lockwood charged with stabbing Bill
Smith about months ago. admitted to bail of $1,000
Smith having able to leave the hospital