New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
Sutal SllteIIiqelree.

FUNERAL OF CAPT. SNow.-Tl1e remains Of Cant
Thomas Snow who died Saturday night s his residence in
Agers last evening brought the and inferred
IN Greenwood Cemetery with honors The procession
was and imposing The Continena Guards Of
which Company he member tool tie lead and Com
pany G Of The National Guards Tie and
te louisiana Gfays Joined in the procession the sst
solemn ceremonies The deceased fullest
widest acceptation Of the term Peace to his names
\ (. FATAL AcCIDENT-A man named Thomas Krou-
LAM aaiya Of Ireland employed in the ice house Of j. War;
nef Co.. came to his death about ocleck Yesterday
by being BY day which driving IN town with
ice was an awful witness the mulatiors it caused
to his body His friends would not know him liz was So
badly disgured but subsequently, bis wife identified
him. The scene was ending the extreme The Coro-
neT arrived en the spot after and gave the following
DICT That the deceased Thomas Knouan came his death
by being run over b5 driving
was about thirty years of and leaves awfe family who
reside in Vaudeville street; s5i 55sst57tga
CokoNER's lNquEsTe--The Coroner held an inquest
on Saturday the body Of still born child Of Hrs Mary
Weade, found in house Ninth street in the Fourth Dis
uict After due investigation verdict was given that the
death of the child occasoned beating Inflicted
the mother about ago house on Pleasant
street. by youth named Michael Conrad aided and abet,ed by
ms mother Conrad Young Conrad hut seventeen
years old and both he and his mother have been arrested
are held for an examination before Recorder Bougny Mrs.
Weade has been suffering greatly since Tie attack was
made on her, The difficulty between parties about
girl the daughter Of Mrs Weale who had been eposed by
Mrs. Conrad = 5itt55fSt 5E753 -"
SAD FArAIITY.-1Ir. William Robertson. 4 carmen
ter of Algers had the misfortune three weeks ago to
lose his wife After that uappiy the case he
sought the consolation ct obyousess wi,e-cup On
Friday his child On Saturday, he the city and
purchased coffin, wherewh bury With sad purchase
lie returned to the Canal street ferry landing and whilst there
awaiting the ferryhoat he fell overheard and was drowned
BY some supposed that succumbng to the weight of his
woe he fell over Intentionally His body
up 10 last evening natiye of Washington City,
| hat
and the little coffin taken to the First District police office
UNLAWFUL AssEABLAGE-A dezen card-playng
and slaves were cabarets near
the Barracks Saturday night by order Leut Boyan An
accession to the treasury or the will be yheresu
The cabare were kept by W. aandrola aud arero
Hue AND CRY.-Patsey Powers, Themas Pearce
aias eor o James Ray and James Wilson, Gagged
Saturday night in the First District on chage of assaun
John Johnston, and chasing him with shouts Of him.
etc. They will be on hand to-day.
RECORDER ST1TH's CouRT-The arraignments en-
Saturday important: Maurice Carroll and James
AcGone charged with beating James Null
len on NawLevee street; Andrew Foster and David HILL
charged with beating Siddons Landing
attempting to cut him with knife and VIM Malone charged
with stealing carpet bag umbrella, other articles
Mary Norton at the Of julia and Tohonpoulns Streets
held to bail for their for examinations the
proper time Drnken loaers and ail females ed
| Work housed as usual. "a -.
RECORDER FABKE's CouRr-Jaceb SeLaaiberger
before First District Saturday he tried
for bu,alls beating his wife and repeatedly threatening ka
herhe having used only his fists beating her piece
of iron Jea Bros charged with whaling George Joseph on Ca
rondeet Walk; Capt A. r. Laurent schooner Mary
Elabehs charged with beating Pedro he went
on board the Schooner to get his trunk Jenny WeaTe
charged with raising aWfal excitement Gnsohouse
street, all arraigned and held examination a. Cam
dean was fined $40 for respass premises 4zande
on Main street. 9EE l5 5s#=5S 5S tE& IA l=5s{t sf3
a warrant issued for the slave 8onsa named
Fctorine beloging to Nine Forer sharge Of oously
retaining possession of lot of clothing thes
| by G. Laftte, who resides on St. Peter street
RECORDER SoLoMoS's CouRq.-Conraa Fry was
sent before the First District Court Saturday. on
charge Of fendshy ouagns the Of Augusta Becker
little daughter Of a German taar Rail refused. j. N
Stevens partially examined charge Of having similarly
outraged he of another little girl Gully Or eight
old He prison await The conclusion to the
examination. E. easier held for hearing ON charge os
eononsy keeping saa ao which belongs to A. Leiding and
Mary Thomas Brady held charge breach
trust.
RECORDER BoGLIGRY's GouRT.-Adam Lang vas
nrragued Saturday charge cutting Nicholas Susing
the right eye with tunlbisT Dnsespgg.
Johns, John W, Hazard and Margaret Fremont
raigned on charges of assaults and batteries Al mere
|, for future examination.