New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01
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MonrrABr. The inter1nents in the city cemeter:

VI MoRTEABy.--The interments in the city cerneter ]
for the week ending Sunday only 6s
ACCIDENT ~ A aboring man named VIM. BOYLE
lei from third story the GoSdchdren
and Bagatee streets yesterday He badly hurt IN his
spine and injured internally. He is at Tie Iospiat
MAYOR LEWIS CouRT..-Reeorder Bright having
dected the Of the sailor boarding house keepers
and runners arrested Saturday, the shin Lorsuz
which we learn owing to many Of his decisions having
been oYerrued by tie District Courts and usices Courts
Mayor Yesterday took them hand He disposed them az
nnceremonousy as they policemen the follow
ing nanner George Floyd, Patrick Reilly David Kinney
George Graham John Brown Charles Mackey and Michael
DonneE hned 9l each for keeping saor boarding
without license and $50 each for boarding Lorenzo in def
ance OF the Captan wishes George Lindsay Robert Gala
CHER R. W Griffith, Rodolph Bauber Sylvester w Safev
George Toonb john Doan, George Smith, Bernard sBeaty
Richard Allen and John Smith fined 500 for the first Of
fence only Total 81 lo Not tor the amount however
was collected all able refused to do So
and being crowded into the Maria for ansportatfo, tn
the parish prison. they made regular triumph Of IL Inr the
streets with their defiant shouts and merry nakings To-day
we understand they will apply to the District
Courts for release by habeas corpus promises to be- alto
gether, lively affair.". IS
POLICE CHASGE.-The Mayor yesterday dismissed
Justin Fremeau from the Lutenancy of the Third district
and put John A. Romer, jr., in his place
ge SUPREME CouRT.-No decision was rendered ves-
terdsy in the Bell and Hufty Chief erre has
been absent from the city since Tuesday last Of sick
ness in his family.
The case Of Tappan Foute contesng the Office Of District
Attorney was decided, however, The question was to t
jnr1sdeon Of the First District Court The case and The
Court decreed that that Court had
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-This eoIrts nTanad ,,as.
terdas but without doing anything Noteworthy ove
till tomorrow. So 53l3 AZ I%%
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT- -Jud gmentt was rendered
yesterday against thirty delinquent keerer
This is as has been for time the staple aness of 1he
court.
RECORDER BRIGHTs CoURT-The dock yesterday
was extraordinarily crowded were large numbers of
nocturnal oafers and seeper raked ont Of e boye
boilers and other retreats about effect we
presume, OF the increasing warmth Of the weather added to n
desire 10 econome Tor whisky the of lodgings
The hard old few were woonsed and the amateur many dis
charged There BESIDES particularly large
of the coored popuatonslaves found engaged in Sabbath
gambling and drinking in sly places, which they thought the
police knew not Of taking starlight proenades after
either without passe or with passes which fraudulent as
well free coored gentlemen of the marine
it shore, without the necessary documents All tho
were sent to prison. either to await their masters orders or tn
prove their freedom. g 38s S. 5s f4s& 25l9
James Brogan who had the take drunken nan
on Front ieyee street. sent before tho First District Cort
to account for the bowie knife which was found II III
Couldn't give bail. sEi5
PatLennen and John Martin were arraigned Cd charge @
aVlns shocked the typanus Of St Thomas street
and Of newly welded couple in particular on Sunday night
with toothorn and tin pan serenaie arqe cross ,ors
engaged in the fun but these maintained that Eopor
ffFetf mad no right TO interfere with them The
was hNed for the 9TH Pat gave bail but John did
Frederick Fredalen arragned on charge Of remarkable
threatening to divorce the soul Henry bod
by means of powder and BALI Case for Tie bail not
given s@t'7
Martha Bannon who keeps house on rayar street into
hch Is believed Nicholas Cmborn young daughter
beth Louisa decoyed day week arraigned and
admitted TO bail Of $500 for her appearance on 5 Mr.
Grumborn made his affidavit against her yesterday. girl is
still missing. Fl 3 Rs .5ss55 5tF.s!i5E IA
Rs RECORDER RAMOS CouRT. Supernumerary police-
Terence Doyle arragued Yesterday on CHARGE of
having murdered named Saddler ycksbrg in st
Lieut.. Morrill, making the affidavit against him from pfora
ton received Doyle sent to prison to awa hearing
said that he met his victim alley and beat ont
his brains with An exsayor of Yicksburr i, NJ.
city, gave the Information which led to his arrest
A Guerin was arrasned on charge beating John yssm
| boury on Saturday night He gave bail 10 appear
Slave woman jane belonging TO NJ E. Williams was arraur
ed charge of setting FIRE to the honse No III
street. on the 18Th ut and stealing box and ba containing
$500 which has since recovered she 5,sas -
await hearing. 5z 5E55- -
George seanhed was arraigned charge breaking Cath
crime Fannans looking glass and pitching her into The street
on Sunday night, at No 100 Cont street He sase han
Narcsse Chaduke f. c.. was p on charge of punching
Jean Manuel IN the eye and hitting him when he vas down. at
the corner OF Union and Grod streets He gave BAIL
Madame Fompeila was arraigned charge Of having psrpe
Hatea perury before Justice Richardson, prejudice OF
trederlck schooler She was sent TO prison
5 Warrants issued upon the following aiaass: By John
kei2er charging John with batsry by Mich
olas Hantt charging VIM Devine with beating him trying
to choke him DEATH Louisiana Coffee house where
both employed By Anna siebel charging John Brennan
with sapping her face her Premises The corner Of
Royal and RSpanade hy John ealey, charging FraE
co.'s Deipuant with stealing from his store, Old Lsyee
street By B. Laapi charging free sssb ssai
ing jar Of preserves from his grocery 1T lie corner Of ST.
Philip and Danphne streets and bY Mrs. Martha McGairs
charging her husband Matthew with bgauy ne hasihs ~
aveFs married her On hs sd July heF foar
MARI Reid
longing in the Third District having belonged thssS