New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07

The total nteents all the city cemeteries last week
only Iohs grea.s proportion being children under
years age Of yellow fever reported yet
HANDxsoxE RErUKNs. We have been favored
with tho following report sad m fees collected by
Fsbre during his administration from June is 1856.
10 July 4, 1857: 81 So s,r s6
Jaii Fsea sis is
Total l:.....,......... ..ss, Oh DO s-,-f
The number Of warrants issued IN the abouttw
thousand. been since the peccadioes Of
the District have been made contribute handsome
1y to the City Treasury. W
CoRosER's IsouEsrs- The Coroner held an inquest
ysserday at Agiers the boiy Mary Bergen.
Irish woman Verdict congestion Of the brai In
The deceased old hand variety
shop inquest disclosed the contrary h he
murdered for her shem have
robbed but her death not owing 10 violence.
An inquest held the body cfEdward Rogers lad nins
years old VIII fell overheard whilst playing raft
days ago, drowned. Verdict accordingly.
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoUHT-Louis Trigant was
yesterday Of having shot John Davies in
KILL the 18th Of June at the
Of Love and Vaudeville The testimony WAS in sub
that kite which Davies little had been flying fell
in Tgants yard that the and of his companions went
into the yard after retreasd without it. Trigans
hecey haloong them that Davies then went in after the
kite and whilst in the yard Trigant in his
shirt and drswebng engaged in changing his clothes at the
tme- pistol In his hand behind his back and called him
son OF b. and asked him how he dared into his
yard that Davies replied KITE that
shAtcheu the hiB stamped pieces
with hts fest and told him Davies threw HIS
hand and that Tgaut then him. lodging under
his scalp Davies testified ths he fell sensees and when he
came to he found dog biting a-sy his leg and Tsans
standing telling him begone He also
testified that he believed he had sung and never
knew that he shot with pistol It'll taken from
his head Mis- Sophia Trgant sister the
that she Davies raise his hand II to strike
brother fired and that her brother did get pistol
purpose Of shooting Davies happened hand
having loaded in order take with country when
Davies entered the yard. The only
lence Of Tgant the fact th.t little boy
kite had pupil Of his SISTERS keeping scho
thst he had taken the school
this testimony the the First
District Court under bail Of D00 which bis furnished
The following book ed for future investigation
Patrick Beaiman, charged violently beating kicking
Patrick Riley in the face and breast with intent KILL
Port street, Friday evening. s
Mr. and Mrs. Cane charged with violently beating Michael
Topy Marigny street, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Hickey. charged with beating Mr. Francis Glauncy,
Miineburg, Sunday. -
Charles Rodgers charged stealing pan
Of mackerc valued at s2 from board the brig Governor
Henderson, Friday la he having crawed through
Of the stern windows in order to effect the larceny.
Drivers Of Nos 1881 1892 charged with throwing
dead dogs into St. Anthony Canal.
sverio. charged with fouy abusing poking loaded
pistol Charles Fernandez Cap street. Saturday right
Michael Fannin having
james with intent kill whilst asleep
in his house. No. n Music street. the night
May. Officer Umaron testified that night question
heard call for the watch Music street. whilst going
that direction met Fannin with bloody sheath knife in his
hand upon which he him him lookup
he returned and acerained that RYAN had stabbed
and his wife stating it. (Ryan)
h being asleep in bed the Ryan his wife being
examined evaed the questions possible wayndeed
u 10th they prosecute, that they
appear Witnesses Mrs. Ryan that only
the the time Of the abng herself husband
Fannin but she could bring herself say
did the sabbng From the testimony of others appeared
that Fannn and Ryan dwet in halves of the
during the day they had quarreied and fought Fannn coming
off second best that they home night
and quarreing that after Fannn locked himself
with his wife, Ryan got desperae
chop his into Faunip, loud threats xii
both him and his wife, and calling :he wife all of ou
that he prevented by his wife, who between hin
u, and the door and said he should kill her f that he the
smashed in of his windows with and
with his wife after which all quiet, until sudden alarm
raised that Fannin had and stabbed Ryan Upo
this testimony the Recorder Fannn before the First Dis
Court under bail Of $1,000 for assault with intent kill
wife prosecute. and the Re
corder had good they wifplly
pressed knowledge of the abbng, he made them Civ
$500 each appear before the First District Court
Witnesses +.- Hs05 -s-
he FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.--Judge Morgan, of tn
presided yesterday Judge Hunt ben
Inc temporarily absent from the city. q. H. .-.5
Grand Jury presented their quarterly report and WEI
us discharged The report passed bver the Sheriff.
IRE printed in pamphlet form --.
Jury for the present then appointed
or follows: .a..ss u
ay Messr. S. H. Buckner j. p F. Foet George Gidden
Ill Wtz D. Flynn S. Taylor O. L. Donnete T. j. Arnoul
Marquez Chapni p Courtney j. N Galois Jean Colt
nd L. B. Gardner D. Farrell, and W. H Harris.
The fixed for trial continued and the Court
- journed Friday next.
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-A large Ennmber
roysteers occupied dock yesterday morning Tho
oendngs the of drunkenness and
ed with Jail fees whilst the brawlers and fighters
az fined ~ =
John Mc(owan SO having his wife arrested
charge nabua drunkenness and failing gain
le her. Thomas R. Griffin, who charge of beating
he wife, fined $40 of court in using such
eoquence his said wife leave beo
the John o. Hara, for raising Po
wv dras street and insulting lady, was fined $40.
ms Pitcher held for examnation charge Of
coying VIM. Mccain, Vieksburger, into house Vii
e street. Saturday evening" and there orcibly robbng him
cash his hat The examination was fixed fer to da
stranger settle Pitchers business befo
lis- leaving the city.
Patrick shryan before the First District Court
s getting glorious Fourth to flourish large bow
knife which had lain dormant his bosom. 1t stated tn
aourhing knife in his drunken recklsssDess, he
persons neither of the appeared aga
tn. him. s.'-f '.' 'sa.- Z A. ae
the Michael Chamrey charged receiving the bank box
papers from W. H. Peters notaria office discharge
The following parties arragned and duly docketed
examination.
ba Elizabeth Warner No. Poydras charged wi
de- perjury swearing Recorder that r W, Sum-
s given her notice quit his house, Sent prison.
Cogrove charged with knocking down Mary Hernant
76 Franklin street. the night of the Fourth.
Thomas Reed charged with brutay beating his wife sar'
OF residence Caondeet street and Triton Wa
led Barney y ordered give bail for his future rectu
go prison month"; for departure from the paths
rectude being caught house Poeyarre street und
suspicious circumstances
.rs RECORDER FABRE's CoURT-Emilie Baptste, I.
yesterday before the First District Court for hi
~ boring RUNWAY slave She gave bail to appear The sla
ave was girl Mary, belonging to C. Meriout
following arragned and booked for exrninat
A charged with stealing cotton on the evee su
Glover charged beating Mrs. Charles at the
~ Cont. and Mrs. Popes slave swoman Anet
ina! charged with beating Edward Martin, white man, on
ID phne street. Marcete f. charged with abus
Manuel do Ben and raising great scandal in his grocery
Al, the corner of Cussomtouse and Burgundy streets 40
was FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD.-The newly elect
members of the School Board Of the First District met
evening of the Assistant Board of Aldermen for
purpose of organizing. On motion of Mr. Poindexter,
cy Board organized by calling Mr. Nixon to the chair
rth W. b Lindsay elected President for the ensuing
and by accamation following standing committees
g. pointed for the ensuing year:
se. Committee Girls High Sctool-Messrs. E. Pea Oh;
mau; l. Seymour, N r. Jennings Jno Kemp, j. NJ Der
we'd rest.
bv Committee os Boys High srhoo.-Messrs. R. NJ Lust
~ Chairman NJ Greenwood F. Mitchell, ]. Il. Low, W.
neius.