New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-01-26

rain was the universal Wish yesteHaay,
CHARITY HosPITAL. - Report for the week
ending last evening:
Adnitted .................s........21
Discharged ..................s....lH
Deq.:.: .:.... ..-......... rs
Remaining. ng.......;................ $40
FI]tsT DISTRICT CoURT.-.another Confesta-
on CFse Whdraen Bozonier yesterday withdrew his
contetation against Mr. araparu for the
Of the Fourth Justices Court 1t in this that
the jury were challenged and dismissed the 18th.
Ifirt Of Negro for Attempted Rape.-The re1oubtable
negro man SAM belonging to Mr.. Stewart, tried be-
fore special tribunal Of Shareholders, for attempted
rape upon the person of Miss Ophea Wallace, who, with
her sister Mrs Cordelia Child kept soda shop on st.
Chare street st. Joseph the said attempt having
been made in the anteroom of the chop in the latter
Of My Or the beginning of June last The trial occupied
the greater part Of the day In the evening" after
hours consultation the tribunal gave verdict Of assault
and battery with sentence Of one years
for SAM took appeal from the verdict and sentence
SHocK1NG SUIo1DE-Mr Turner, painter
by trade committed suicide Thursday night at his
residence Jefferson City by blowing out his brains with
pistol He had been for some time, as we are informed
aboaing under dependency induced by ntemperance
On 1hursdey night when he went home, he found his
wife the parlor He drew his pistol from his pocket
audremarkng, II think we've both lived long enoush'
pointed it at her She ecreamed and beat preciptate
retreat into the backroom closing the door behind her.
She had scarcely done this when she heard the pistol
py husband had shot himself He was lying the car
pet with his face blown ofa spectacle most appalling to
behpldhavng evidently discharged the pistol in bis
the demon of strong drink led him captive was good
husband and good citizen.
RECORDER RAMOS COURT Charles W. Foster,
whb Thursday accused of having fraudulenty OBJ
tanned quantity Of clothing from Messrs Lagey LIE
carIu was yesterday accused Of forgery by Antony
Ra}ch, eweer of Charities street. Rasch swore that
Fobter represented himself to be the of Mr. John
Heho clerk Of the steamer CAPITOL and by means of
order puporting to be written BY Heno obtained from
hi gold and crystal wetchsea worth fourteen dollars
Foter already in prison on the other charge and
will be examined both chargesitogether before long,
Iliza G. Andes arraigned on charge of stealing
pair Of earrings, worth eight doars from G. Michel
bohrder at the Cincinnati Hotel, In which she was EN-
pdyed as servant She sent to the prison to avail
bearing
Joseph Cochran arraigned on charge Of system
ate brutality to his wife He gave bail to appear wher
Wanted.
| DRowNEn.-A sailor on board q British shiI
lying at Post 49, Third District accidentally fell into h
river at late hour on Thursday night, and wa
| dlowned. The body vas not recovered.
| RECORDER BR1GHT's Court. e Sergeant Nc.
Flrland Corporal Dalton and policeman Eugene Adams
yesterday deposited in the police office the following
OF articles, found by them in old shanty DEyade
street. between Girod and Julia, occupied by hard olt
customer named Mrs Mack which articles being nearl,
all and In good condition. doubtless the accumu
tion of long series of perings: scarf of the Sham
rock Benevolent Society marked McM.; letter from
r. McMshon to Miss Maria Finley, New Orleans lot
epral beads string of beads with attached bet
tick dresses, one Of them silk lot Of petticoats
linen chemises; an apron; shirt vests pairs Q
Hsrchiefs; josey 2eollars pieces ribbon; poke
handkerchiefs; pillow case; pieces calico; pair
dhidrsns gloves; pair white stockings a bunch Q
very fine and wide thread lace dice; keys bool
Untitled the Young Lady's Oasis carpet bag fans
spoons and variety of other articles too trifipg tt
fnumerate. The boy VIM Tell, who was arrested on
charge Of robbng the store of Zslner, King Co.. OF
Magazine, but discharged through the determination
his companions, was found sleeping in the house ais
Jacob WALL alias Chunky Pat both Of whom were sen
| rk-lo
picked up in different places, were also wo-k housed
Various parties accused of assault and battery wer
discharged Michael Mealeady wes bound over to lie
| George Bernard alone, and Louis Veckman boun
over to let Robert Armeld aloneboth for period Of 81
| months.
The following parties were arraigned and their case
| fixed for examination: ... .-. s
John Churchill, of Tchoupitouas street. between JUL
and St. Joseph, charged with throwing his wife out c
bed and threatening her life with stick Of wood in De
| eember last. Fixed for the 5th--ba $1,000.
John Price, charged with slung-shotting or brass
kuucklipg Thomas Cummings at the Jackson Raroa
Depot Wednesday, and threatening to kill him, Fig
| ed for the 5th-bail $500.
Catherine Murphy, charged with receiving in her hous
on Magazine street. sbetween Delord and st Joseph,
quantity copper which had been stolen from Wheele
Foretalls by Thomas G. Godreys slave Peyton. Fixe
for the 5sh-bai $500
G. B. Yound, charged with smashing the furniture
Hastings at the of GraVer and Basin street
| on Thursday evening. Fixed for Monday-ba $500
Antonio Creminar, charged with stealing wood at tt
| New Basin. Fixed for Monday-bail $500.
Ellen Ward, charged with assaulting and robbipg h
own mother Of $40 in cash and watch Camp stree
| On Thurday night. Fixed for to-day-bail $500.
| The boy Danied Ryan was examined on charge
cutting Patrick McGinn another boy in the side with
knife at the Of Foucher streets; the 18th ns
The nature of the proved to be such that he
| only bound over to keep the peace.
4 Thomas W. Fitzgerald examined and sent befol
the First District Court for having entered the Of
boarder in Madame Smiths boarding house, with felon
| Qua intent, one night week or two since.
James Boone sent before the court for stea
ing barrel of flour from Alexander Herr at No