New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29
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CeRoNER's LQUEsTs. = The Coroner yestefoay heiu
"a inquest on body unknown white Found IN
river about eight mies below the city the Powder mhS
sine verdc found drowned the pockets Of the deceased
were turned inside out twas supposed hatth noay s
yiously discovered BY some one and piunae'eu'
gold shirt studs supposed 10 havs been taken rom @
found in the near where the BODY
found The body that Of about 80 q age
With black hair ysy heavy black and was mnen
tastooed there being his left wreath containing me
initials s. n. Jry, q. H. s. H, Z. n n g ana y n W
hs brsast figure Of female with the motto, Plubus
Upu The body supposed to be that Of the mate Oh me
ship sna who overheard and was Drowned on Saturday
evening Z
Al INQUEST wss held the body Of Martin Haley an Irish
man IS years Of dead at No 1876 Craps street
dict died from the effects Of Internal RUPTURE caused by
falling on his the hold Of ship about I'VE months ago.
CLEARING OFF THE DocKEr.-The great number
Of cases asteriy cleared off the docket Of the First District
court BY MI District Attorney to upwards o.
hundredhss been quite feature in the proceean
that conrt and readers not exactly
the dismissal Of SO many cases. publish the remarks OF mr.
Foue delivered Wednesday when he dismissed TWO
i, I.
It cannot be denied have been The cause ass
bench public Justice il M al m
tons have accumulated number to the
%pasa hss saa in The
Y s e rs "a q sss II
require Should q hsa on sed and their
sssnl &c sa sn Without char.
Many 81 the long Standing ere q veiy
e d
selling N sas sssss
wave Of sb !, se as IN heir a w,
s Ss those os IL Says
Sss 6 ao e
IN go ss q Ell e oT The
welfare crime BY @
~ nd
dignity the dismiss ihs cases e when q naus @
Hose only o which ustcs properly
with e h he s pbE
direction Of e coa ask to enter nols
which now hold il ny hand .oumenced this
z 4 ss ss s
and support # f this t So az re down to
~ e. and that the s
By maintained w;h Justice to The welfare Of society
Tne ast Grand inv report 1856 complained that mere
were than twelve sas 20. ~ h Wa. re-
eon' WISH 'uas Nov we learn, the number has got
:. fifty, and IT is expected that by next
~, NJ, caught with the business flowing into
s Il from the Rec ders' courts.
fouND,-The Second District police took
..a 81 large quantity Of cigars, Wednesday night
believe them to have been stolen The
owners procure the upon giving proof
ownership They slowed away at the Second Dis
4 trict police office.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr Eight cases were yester-
4 day dismissed by mol. pros.
John Hancock tried for countereng, two
counsshrsi counteein second having counterfeit
In his possession lengthy investigation taking the
whole Of The day. he found guilty Of Issuing counterfeit
coin.
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-John Denny was yes
teday before the First District Court for beating W
Fon with aloaed at No. 50 Poydras street. Bail sSc
There lady in the case.
VIM Butler james Downs arraigned for exanlina
ton charge having badly wounded John Mcdonnell on
St Paul street. months ago. by beating him with
bar Mcdonnell however, having recovered and left
the cts they were discharged.
Joseph Powers, charged with stealing $40 from David Duffy
also discharged.
Mad Rodolph fined s25 for violating the ordinance
regulating frail Numerous petty Offenders usual
were fined in small amounts
Mrs Mar tin. charged with being loo severe lnguaiy
Mrs Timothy Darcy and solomon and j. Remando charged
with renting to lie wd Dryades street. held
for examination. ag
n -, ::
nheohphf. Aphh ooohi' ine on,y 0ases =
tns court yestrraay WeEe He ara'sh,e'. u e "e',
charged with beating afcoe aaophe
Lewis, Nichens ROBERT A1ha fiesu y W. e anu W. H. en
cire W. e charged with keeping aasoiaefs mouse uq
boring runawas on St. Louis street between roman anu
bgny wagner gave pail .he o'hes were sei Y PiSo
Peter krepe charged with opnihg money nhaer 'se pre-
teRee ald stephen anu Helena yh' ehafseu WIN 'ens'
were discharged . ID.
RErnRDrR SOYOM0N's Court, The examination
or andrsx Il Fintlley alias A. Stevens on two charges
har ,ns resumed and concluded Yesterday We append
tta ,a.,n ,ons ,yb,c, will he found interesting
n ~. tIa,.h 4 frmsr from CLAYTON county Iowa and at
Ics of be there testified that he left home
- ,,f;a and at a. Jops INK tba steamer ST. Nicholas
t I'M ,ty a. tba ay down the accused very much of a
- T. ,.nnor and a,nearance made his ACQUAINTANCE
;, II; n,ra u stevens Hatch took him for gambler al
INIT a he never TONED in any game for money in the
, nall tbour he occasionally took hand at eucre for
,nss Hath changed his notion and set him down
uobemeu All one of the river towns young
t3rnv came aboard and being also way Caor
MA was Koo ipt ate with Stevens Hatch The three
nuad FAST friends TIL their arrival here of May
rac and rav mt I'm at Mrs Smiths boarding honse in
Es, nst Ia nwait the departure the Promeheus
os,t ,rd s,pvens went somewhere else
,s ,.ys afterward vhen near the Arcade thew met Ste
o innnraa where they boarded The,
a as, al, ths, na;d 4, dollar. and a half
,,aans s, ,hat was cl,ean and taked of going 4
80, Ia. c., t,at ta,cb ana f,rav ,vho ,l,y.y
WON, -, Z - IA IL, ,ro ,sr,Isn,an ,ybonl ,,a
ss' - r. r. Ifa.ns IN, - % 10 Taxos inseal
= y, ~, 80, h,s and ,rara natirf, ,-,,noe,nants
5 Ill ~, a,, M, s,.vans a. ,,a 81 f,harlss uote
-, ~ ,s ,,, ,a. ohanra ~ vivid s,.yens
N III -, ~ ~ noo, so,5 tpat rexas was II
. 4. - ~. .od ,nd f,,,;ro,,,;o t,a hes, as be h,
49, &. - l q, about i, Having concluded
..a ~ y, ~, .e;a - ,ho,, ,shei 10 ,rocnre che,
,.a; sau,.rhara in ardar IN save their money seye
t ,sat he vas rsther short Of moneycoudn afford to p