New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-01
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off the year and that's something in its
ayor. at any rate.
MoRTuARY.-The interments in all the city ceme-
cries weak numbered 10.
THE BALLooNIsTs.-Mons.M Morat and his fellow.
aveers Sunday evening landed safely and
plantation four miles below the city.
CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-Fatal Accident.-Deputy
Osborne called o'clock yesterday
ing hold the body Joseph Crkses native
France IS He going the staging Of the
ship ST. Charles il order the ship Lebanon lying
ousdehe having formerly been cook board the latter
when owing ntoxcation he missed his footing and fell into
river his head striking the ships side violently in his de-
speedily the water but his skull
found badly fractured and from that he died verdict
given in accordance with the facts.
VALUABLE STOLEN JEwELRY REcovERED-Lieut-
Newland of the Fourth District police made quite raise of
jewey Saturday Buried beneath the floor old
building Rousseau street between Jackson and Josephine
streets he found rich diamond necklace there being twelve
large diamonds attached gold chain and clasp and
blue enaeed watch, with diamonds each sde attached
which there gold chain SEAL key enameled
bresstpn gold sleeve buon marked j. p s.; gold pencil
silver salt cellar nad with gold and bracelet contain
ing five large topaz Yesterday all the jewels ident
fed those which recently stolen from the residence of
Mr.. j. P Shodge Annunciation street. and for the steal
which negroes subsequently arrested but dis
missed innocent If Lieut. Newand only ferret the
thieves well he did the ewelry it will be something Of
uabe necklace being worth $780, and the other
ticles Of proportionate costness.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mr. BENJAMIN F. Heisler,
printer formerly employed in the Crescent lserly
Delta Office found lying the of Baronns and Union
streets yesterday with wound in his head He
taken Charity Hospital where the wound
pronounced very dangerous the skull being fractured
lie possession of his however and stated that the
wound caused by his falling in fhe being subject fits
and striking the curbone We hope that the wound
is not SO dangerous as represented.
STABB1NG AFFAIR-A man named Peter Kreser
dangerously stabbed the of Greaen and Louisa
Streets on Sunday evening, by another named
Kreser taken the hospital and Fauts
To make the thing upon Faulr Kreser
dangerously wounded beiIg stabbed in the breashe
with the wounded and fully identified by him
who had done the deed We have heard
led to the stabbng. Both German.
DoUBLY AMrUTArED.-A man named Armand
Aucon Charity Hospital Sunday minus
and ance which had been crushed off by the the
Opeousas Railroad The wound such that the sufferer had
section of his leg taken doing well
at last accounts.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-In consequence
of the indictments against the officers the steamships
Opeousss and the for defendants
having argued motions to quash the that
District Attorney ClscS yesterday entered proseq in
each and every Of the parties [Capair
Ellis it will be forgotten has had his trial
reference
Csck then submitted indictments against
the parties the Grand jury and mat body
eration presented true bills against them all before
The parties indicted ]. W. Tewel mate Peter
Smith, quartermaser and Thomas Blake, seaman Ope
ousas and Thomas Tucker first mate Thomas Brown
ermaser Thomas Torpy and Alexander McCulum seamen
Galveston. The trials set for to-day
FIRST DISTRICT COURT. Canonge, f. m. c., yes
erday Withdrew his plea of not guilty being charged with
sault and battery, and entered plea OF guilty.
NJ McFannin charged with stabhing with intent to murder
was dismissed by proseq Patrick ennox John Foley
Oliver Canton Lewis Wers and Philip Carroll will
and batteries also dismissed by noe rosequ
N Cognault tried for battery and fount
| guilty of assault
vques tried for assault and battery and found guilty
RECORDER ST1TH's CouRT.-Richard Kendall, {
o s Pone shsse %
Fn tn Re box Ss o 5 fo % n"a
| appear for explanation on the 3D.
on sdsy eys tn snd
withdraw the charge Being asked by the Recorder why
the with the negros part of arrangemen
Sng to receive hundred lashss private
after disnissng the negro fined Hallon ten dollars
bued to the excitement The St. Satuda
night without having made the with Bel
Michael Gilooley was held for hearing the 5th
| saturday night. Bail r-qned $500.
miscellaneous crowd greasers
cording 20 their deserts
RECORDER FABRE's CouRr.-The slave Hiram, be
yns s S M se lis ssgs oSs s s On as S s
years old at the Of Chares and Jefferson streets,
nfomaon received. Pr Dc Gas furnished certificate
se thai of s Gh nnrs bones s ss % & thong
be known for three days Hiram prison
Noel Vlars sent before the First District cou
q him 1lusnii
John Nzny dismissed from the two charges of arcen
The following parties arragnea and dockeed for utu
JACK Grggsr mate Of the steamer snniower charged wit
with intent to kill Saturday afternoon. Sent prison
Washog Baldwin charged with beating rdward Hanok
i Eight Of he 10Th nli Bail given e ''S'' AA'As''
residence on Toulouse street. Sunday. Bail given
Antonio francisco, charged with knocking down Mrs FIJI
Spggns, in her house Galiatin street. Sunday nigh
Edward Wilson, charged with beating John Riley 70
Of Hospital street, yesterday. Sent prison.
Louis MarseiIle alias Gnot charged with beating Just
lai given '''''' Va ,'N ''''''
LORENZO Dow. f. m c. charged with being in the State
conrtvenon after receiving notification leave. Sent
Antonio pno charged with vlifying and threatening
sa1 PGinssmSi5s CHARGED Wiz felonqny aisposins f
y about them Sent to prison.
RECORDER SoLOMoN's CoURT.-Adam Faulz W;
Yesterday arraignei charge Of having danEerous
If stabbed Peter breast the of Lonisa
It Streets Sunday night After his arrest he
IS confronted with Kreser AID fully identified by him the
who had stabbed him He was sent TO prison to await the
| suit
A batch bakers-n addition having their light wtig
conscatedw,re fined for making their be
SO light.
named Wallet sent after charge of havi
beaten Emile Planchard.
RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.-Lambert Frank,
beating II. Levy TIE of w Ievee and
yesterday fted S25 and held bail keep peace.
One Of the Jehn Smths-which one unable TO state
fined s. and t under bonds for being ugly and in dan
, Of spelling for fight.
), Four slaves named Jim, Creole, ADAM Jehnarres
with Illegal passes and tubs in their possession supposed
solenwee ordered to receive twenty five lahes ench