New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-04
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CoRoNHR's IsQuEsrs - Dro,oned- - The Coroner
yesterday held inquest body Baptiste French.
man. nityvo Of who, whilst attempting dip
drink Of water from The river wharf Mccarthy
plantation. Third District tunbsd was drowned Yer.
diet accidental drowning. z.
kgros Murder-An inquest held yesterday afternoon
on Tho body Of unknown white found the New
at the halfmoon" with his neck broken. Verdict disd
vosncs by some unknown. The body
that Of slight built German YOUTH sbout twenty-five years
DID, with red hair blue and the dress OF recently arrived
German immigrant 1t was evident murdered
and thrown into the Canal but possible
ers could be obtained. ara- 80 -s[ ~
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-The Jury in the
OF Jewell the steamship Opelousas were
yesterday discharged Judge McCaeb having been out
all night without being able to upon verdict said
that they stood for conviction Jewell
ded to prison. The trial officers Of the Calves
ton postponed to Saturday. sl.5,, = ~ lN-
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT.-MR Aaron Cox Yesterday
fled petition before Judge Howell seqnestraon
to seize twenty twenty thousand oranges
in the hands OF hessrs Dotich Co. He averred that the
Of the raised by him plantation in
Plaquemne and entrusted to the defendants sale which
sale he feared they about make before them
selves of his claim them The Msss
as counsel for the petitioner.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Yesterday was set for
the trial Of James Nolan the murder of the CAPTAIN Of
wood schooner in Mrs sddon. coeehouse near the New
Basin The State and the defense both ready the
crowded with spectntos but owing to slight nfor
nay the trial had to be postponed by the Attor
General for the 10Th Of January This inormaty consisted
in the Deputy Sheriff not serving copy of Indictment
sonay upon Nolan He went to the prison, and the
inside officer who said would hand them to the
prsoner and this officer having Batoa Rouge with
some in charge the trial had to be continued
could be produced that prisoner had been
personally served with the papers This great rexaou
to the court well to the State have been
blessing to the defense, certainly jurors Who
being humane we'll conscientious felt that they would
have hang the prisoner he into hands, For the
of Nolan k notorious from its arocity few or
Of the jurors could honestly plead Ignorance Of IT,
This case being unexpectedly continued, the docket
day blank, with exception. Mchael Klein Dutch
barber, anxiously awaited trial charge asaung Michael
Meyer another Dutch barber with dangerous weapon wit
tumber The testimony showed nothing to speak of and
Klein acquitted
number of parties dismissed by prosequ ind
other small business was disposed of. tos.
FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARp-This body held
it: on hs S @ R n 5 % m
usual atteng regard to the condition progress
The Committee Boys High School reported concerning
the the location of the school, other
The Committee Teachers submitted report of no
Committee on School Houses reported having received
ssao Mr. '1s
RESOLUTION authorizing the alterations at of s
The Committee Lycenm and Library reported having
e. sdass sfs'ss e. he
library since the last meeting and that the catalogue
week a. hadpsi and would be ready for
Committee he Nsht Nc ss Schools show
ing the great good which those institutions doing The
Of atepdants nearly 500 the being crowded
credit The committee schedule Of
their reports,
There nothing q particular interest in em
had
% the sehSo ths,
first assistant teacher be appointed in school, order to
and o Scholars Rehes the other aspsr
the s so%mss
school, the Committee Finance, and the Superintendent
ss 's %issas
teacher having teach small 81 children Ali
VACANCIES IL Standing Committees were filed and transfers
made in the Visiting Committees. ''''''''''
Library lime to si Issir re
"sPsn'sa x bs fs" % ay o %
CATION upon matters Tor the mutual interest Of both submitted
LqshsT called u, nP resolution offered
at $40 month until they shall have their
s ns s:sss sss a,s5s i
h OF bs WAS read and
The Board then adjourned
RECORDER SrrrH's CoURT,-Gabriel Leon, charged
with having stolen variety of articles the Pney
the . ke% " Basin yesterday examined and dis
having stolen pair of shoes from the Of Deod
and New Levee Streets was asoidiSmssed appearing
Patrick 6,snllyap, Mrs Patrick osuvan Jerry Leary
and Mary Mccormick, arragned charge Of having
sPnsa IS dj s children
whipped They held for examination
php Rass s q sRss Of
Kisy Inca . s each for furious
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aiwild little girl caught ST. John street, the
House 1. OF R.igs. Relnge. ~ .au. A.. - ,,.,,.
conceang himself in bed the house Of Robert John
@ sU % he ISs asd Liberty the night %
in the case who lived with Johnson ,efed that the
Kept money Bail Bali esnired sSs sso
The following parties were aagned and booked for future
Jeremiah Sullivan charged buglarously entered
Tuesday pgh and carried of IS 90 worth Of fowls Sent
d Bse hs viz H. cutting coffee sacks from
meath the platform of the steamboat landing, Wednesday
James Tyson first officer Of the ship King charged
M Nh s o and saFn John Chadwick steward of
Mrs lynch Of Girod street charged with having mp
dafny aiding business Pal Badly n marfsanp p.
He is mentioned in another place being party
VINO used up Mrs Savage and her children.
hECUhDEh fAbRES COURT.-fat. Judge and Dan.
Morris yesterday examined found guilty OF nmigated
vagrancy and sent the Work honse for months each
Charles Miller alias W. Smith, charged with yagrncy and
Mrs Defsrwar charged with larceny, dismissed
Dan Ward sent prison charge Of having beaten
Peter Marry and him in the head with cotton hook in the
course OF free at Woods Cotton Press Canal street.
Wednesday evening
John Swan gave bail to = charge of chassng Mary
Ann Linton of his his fancy retreat Galatin
street in his usual gentle manner, that s. halfkIing her
John McAurey sent TO prison. charge of having
helped himself to pig from butchers stall in the Beef
Market.
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.-Mrs. Dayids and
Mrs. Meyers Feutonc ladies' yesterday arragned on
charge Of having pitched into and essentially cleaned
Galiic gentleman named Michel Laurent They to
the mark before the Recorder at the proper time.
Edward Foucheu, c., fined $40 for selling luuor to
slave.
ALBEIT Glover was held for examination charge of
striking Oliver Henderson the evee without legitimate
cause Manuel Perandet surrendered himself gave bail
to answer charge Of larceny. =
RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.-John Commansky was
yesterday before tn. First District violently beat
ing John Werner seng him by the batterng his
head against wall until he became seseess requred
$3.50.
John Walter prison month for not knowing
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