New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
Yutal SnteIIiatufi.

The Though rather chilly, yesterday
was somewhat Of Improvement upon Sunday heavy tuu
der shower on Sunday night having feshened things
opened the way for little sunshine Tho day rather favor
able to and the holiday
gated the shopspanged avenues all day long.
MoRTUARY-The interments in all the city ceme.
teres last week numbered only city was never In be
condition, In respect to Its health. 9f
CoRoNER's INouEsrs-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest the body Of John Haley native Of Ieaus M
years OF who was lost overheard from the steamship
about three weeks the body being found
steamship landing. Verdict, accidentally drowned
Also an inquest the body Of unknown man. the
river near the u B. Barracks the head being gone
flesh Of one of the arms apparently from decomposition The
oody was genteeiy Clad having fine black linen shirt
and Congress gaiters and Judged that Of youth Of
eighteen. Verdict, found drowned.
WHOLESALE ARREsT.-The police Of the Second
District on Sunday evening" arrested the congregation rs
many Of them they could assembled Methodist negro
church Maras street. known the oue Chapel or those
arrested 81 were slaves 10 were free negroes white
womannearly all the negroes women Thev were a.,
rested under the statute which denonnce to-
geher free negroes and unlawful Judes Cotton a
peared before Recorder Fabe in behalf yeste
day. and opposed against them the ground that
they vouched for congregation by the Methodist
Church South and that under that voucher they had the
Mayor permit to assembefor worship The Recorder however
stated that acting under the State could not
cognz. anything ee and he thereupon deal with
the prisoners in the negroes he ordered
to py 25 each the slaves 81 each and the woman he
discharged The negroes who able psy
med prison. and Judge Cotton left for the purpose pro-
curing the potent aid of the aabeas corpus behalf of his
| colored clients ts. l.s.s75
| U. S. DISTRICT COURT The business in this
o !, s M BY NsG e eb
stating his The request that he had learned
that the appointed by the Government supecee
props1 aader i'ssoeEs sns
until his could qualified to attend
the business himself Judge McCleb granting the post
discharged his duty Ssfpre him
| as the Cove. .iment Attorney.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-Motion for new trial for
wi intent e KIM made yesterday. seN
ecar BY GDs1e "es ps'sgas @o o% sna
tried for assault. and battery and acquitted
James a, and ohn tried
IT. EdMnrd Butler was tried for mapsaugher and acquitted
Keeho turned him and the fight which fol
lowed he received blow which caused his death.
RECORDER srlrH's CoURr.-A host of drunkards
and Of the class we're yesterday disposed Of
ss9gs stsss Sss
were cred, dsssiharged no no prosecutors rose etc appearing
stealing John Carros from his on Lafayette
street.-the having the coat when Bail required
Eugene Mahonsy was sent before the First District
Magazine Saturday him as he was
So "GsS ss hat from his giving
Bill slave belonging to the Gas Company before
esp ae ah w
Court for
| rying concealed weapons.
sminaon on charge Of having stolen revolver and shawl
held for examination on charge Of wba
nE Brdss p91snah Ksn,np was found 10 b. ,,.,n. a.,
Dan Patterson were sent to prison. to be
4 hayiD
M s e for Ms as the slave man John stolen from Mrs
ss oi '' them went oil to
k Ss a.
ea,pH n with the upper story Of his house the avr
sr M .sm sent il bsas @ First on
Mis- Neil held FOR a hearing on charge Of having
cunnnsa@s residence S. feer n S
Richard Barnes the Work six months
as dangerous and suspicious vagrant Moore for attempt
asi ssn ana Sai s Sr
required Re s's to give
bail Of soqo charges Of being dangerous
ned er furious driving ms were
the daynen has or time pss
been en- splendid thing tor The cit; siiy treasury
~ ashes Tor stealing apples on the steamboat landing
RECORDER FABRE's COURTS. Black was held
for pnSs5 bull of 81 Of having
Bloom, charged with stealing from the Mr. Levy was
Ann Kane examined charge larceny sent be-
| a char of larceny =.
Felcie slave of Mrs Lcmane charged with stealing $50
cash and SIS worth Of jewry, from VIM Ned Hanns
charged with whaling VIM H. Gardner; and John Rislee
charged with whaling Henry Werhen, respectively
| raigned and held for examination.
mee slave Of Mrs Margny, stealing dollar vest
| was ordered to receive fifteen ashes. HTf
| RECORDER soLoMoN's CoURr.-Capt. Nelson, of
the ship Glad Tidngs yesterday dismissed
from charge Of having shot Waller Bell alias Scoy with
| deadly ineut. --=f.
Bapse, slave Of Mr.. Bergc, held for examination
charge of having beaten Anaole j. Germain white
RECORDER ADAMS CoURr.-Christian Ebe and J.
b. Schroeder yesterday fined $40 each
of the Peace Society for kicking dust when they shouldn't
have and Christian fined SIG more walopng
Thomas Bird A. ONei for ungalIant talk Mrs Norton
So Thomas Rush held overDaulng on
charge of driving with illegal brands Offering
bribe the officer who arrested him.
| SPLENDID MILLINERY UNDER CosT.- Our lady