New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

L CANE IN LIKE LAMB.-March came in in An
apparently undecided about COED dsal
unabe to make mp her mind what se
clouds and brssees hand enough 10 play lion WITH
spd towards midday, she concluded as lambks
ossbe The day the whole very pleasant alternating
beteen clouds and sunshne
presented the usual bright and lively spectacle evening
A. March has in Ike lamb 1t 10 OF sst,lsd
ahng that she will SO ont like lion So mote it be.
BOARD OF HRALTH.-We have received the report
Of this institution for the our ending with ssd ult
The total number Of deaths in those fonr ST. OF
these A by consumption 2 nfans by eonvnsons Il
By inflammation Of the lungs Is by iris nascsntum W
pe1y II BY dysenssry 10 BY diseases the hesrt BY
measles; ~ cramps BY typhoid fever by scarlet fever
~ darrhsa By debility and by small po1. Thcre were
By killing OF murder By suicide still. born by premature
birth and BY old age. 'st
Adults 1884, children 49, Msies 100 females ILL coored
Men liz women II boys So girls 49, Under year
l04 hundred years or age over ninety
and three eighty Born in the United States ~ in
foreign coun.ries IS ; not stated So Il
A REpoRrER IN LUCK. The drawingof the ZIG 900
Tomboa came off Saturday evening" at the St. Louis Ro
tunda in Of large number interested spectaors
The tickle goddess usual disappointed those who
ssngune and dispensed her fayos those
the least for hemt exception however
ticket which drew the capital prize and lot on Ram
part street. No lucky holder of this ticket
Was no lsss person than friend John NJ Brady the
porty and poetic oca Daily Creole He stood the
yesterday though he walked il felt somewhat lighter
The prize could not have fallen hands and we feci
tate fat friend and brother chip upon his good luck The
property hs drew is appraised at $780, II
RoBBERY. The clothing store of Christian Rob, on
Baroune street. Poydras by Of false
keys Friday night and robbed of clothing The
robbery would have been much heavis but for neghbor
ing the rascals giving alarm They decamped
leaving behind several sAck. which they had stuffed
garments. ~
sCoRoNER's INouEsrs Tia Killing Of Hogan.--
The verdict Of the Cooners jury Friday night OF
VIM Hogan wasthat hecame to his death from pistol
wound in the breast inflicted by Samuel McCeand In
confer at the sugar landing Thursday morning. 18th inst
difficult get the precise particulars homicide
though ii certain that McClelsnd did the shooting.
The Dead Body The Lake hor-Depuy Coroner Mitchell
went down Saturday hold inquest the
man found the lake Shore eight miles below Mneburrtbe
which reported being those the murderer
Cruise The body could not DO identified the Coroner
discover nothing to justify the that body
Cruise the contrary it believed to be that Of
lost in the wreck of the schooner Never Mind shortly
after New YEARS.. Verdict, found drowned.
Suicide Of Foung Hurried Luay-Yesierday the Coro-
held inquest the body of Mrs Elizs E. Jamison
found dead residence of husband on Second street
between Camp and Chestnut in the Fourth District Verdict
committed suicide by taking arsenic No could be
signed for the dreadful act that she
Portable circumstances her husband being pilot river
and that she not known to be afflicted with any
quantity Of arsenic saying that she to poison rats
Going home she took the poison died in about
three hours her rash having discovered but not in
time to save her life She native of Virginia. only q
years Of age-handsoms and childless. FEB
Deriun TremensAn inquest was held at Charity Hos.
pi,a the body Thomas Fletcher Engshman %
ofage. Verdict, delirium tremens.
STABBING AFFAIR.-A man named George Miller
badly beaten in the ribs and in the head yesterday
ternoon on the levee BY another named James pae
Miller was not supposed be dangerously hurt He
tothe hospital Daley at arrested and up
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT. - Mahala Van Hook,
charged with two lacenes JAS Houghery charged with as
sault wi dangerous Francois Regner and N
Wilson, charged with carrying concealed weapons
dismissed by mol Saturday. Nothing worth men
ton done Judge Robertson having his
Friday r.. .fzyt-
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Charles Brown |
and the fourteen other sailors of the ship Martha charged
attempted revolt and uny l4th Of January during
the passage from Boston tried Saturday duly
Fcied Four of the number recommended mercy,
The RECORDERS CoURTs.-Jesse R. Birdsang, alias
Marion arragned befoe Recorder sh on Saturday as
suspected murderer and sent prison be
2th He arrested Friday evening by Lit Hunt
geant McFa land fugitive from Justice in Graves county
Kentucky where he charged with having beat
of an old named VIM Taylor, with gum firing at
him Intellectually The arrest made the strength of
reward Of $500 offered by the of the man.
published descrp ion which suited Brsang exactly
suspected that the would CALIFORNIA; and the
police having been duly notified the lookout
The name Of the published murderer Birdsang The
rested asserts that his name is Marion. t.H Y
Matthew and Mary Bnrns Byrne before the
First District Court for cruelty beating Mrs Csharne johnson
the Of Annunciaton and Gainnie Streets the 10Th
u James Wells before the for stealing
pair shoes from the door of No 50
Mrs Catherine Johnson the above mentioned and her hs
band Henry held for examination charge of giving
Mary Burns Byrne the aforementioned the Shakes by
shaking unlawful weapons at herHenry his hs and Catherine
Hugh Mcneil was held charge Of attempting to
raise riot Tchoupitoulas street Mary Kelley for ndugng
in unholy appetite for the life of Mrs D. NJ. Lawson,
Rampant street made give bail nothing
ordinary food of the markets for the SIX months.
Matthew Kion and WIN. Gabreah, hands belonging
W. H. Sherman examination on charge
break box Of shoes board said boat and help
themselves literally herefron John r. Mey Ney
held charge Of stealing photographic apparatus worth
s5o from No 80 St. Charles street Friday night Virginia
Haggery held charge of obtaining $40 from j. W.
Boazman by dishonest representations
Joseph Goma keeper of coffee house the of Basin
Gate St John and Girod Streets and Patrick sheenn
keeper Of grocery the Of Lafayette Dryades
Streets held for examination charges selling liquor
slaves
discharged appearing tina; the bricks only
sponsive Campbes oulmouthed abuse jacob Lynch, the
dray driver who children Annuncaon
several weeks ago. discharged appearing
eosravenon proved himself Mexican of pure blood
discharged. sgs4.s tas.e5y-
Recorder Fare sent Lonisa Hean before the First District
Court for beating Augustine Gribauch the levee j.
Area held for examination charge of stealing
COLLAR clock from Mr. penards Toulouse Joseph
Kremf held charge Of giving his wife Louisa
neghbor Eugene Gee promiseuous whalngwhst for did
not James Pennew f. charged with kinap
ping the Of Mary Thompson, c. discharged
Sheppard No. got clear Of charge of yesaney and Sam
Parker prison suspicion of being dangerous
to at large. g+s
Recorder Solomon held Christian Hnlker charge of
riby scandalzng Love street. Piey by wallepng his
wife Nothing better could be expected from peculiar
bnaon Of naicsa named Christian, living Love
street, Pey Doesn't this prove the truth of the rule
OF contraries ~ @ .f . $50
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