New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21
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nsvRrMoN1AI EPIDzMlc. The young folks seem
- N. ~ cakes, lii New Orleans, this spring, for
- 100 an or other The records Of other cities have SHOWN
Ia snstrinony within the past year but We think an
al the records Of New Orleans would show vesy
vio ii not alarming Increase We are INFORMED % w
$780, !, WI o tnrht ID Know the sale Of bridal OUTFITS
ittie nrticlts that ow has been great h spfis
IN unpfscedtasd Since Lent the pilgrimage % inc
altar has been great as to canse
~ scrambinR for priority II Z. =, 81
40 hftsen ps Of pilgrims spced and during a isst
eek to scattering splcements were
~ one day reck youns man % ou az
sntsce in company with friend who seemed 10 egaIa NM
A solicitou Interest," Asking him what was OUT ne re-
mt he was going to Justices Court for an order on
slSr ii i've him license to carry his baggage INTO the
$50 n ,adv frieud Of his Horrible The fellow has
sa The dee' snce expect to see him more
.sas.rvaur Of synlpathy then ne that day. 4
"a 4 We cau hear the marriages have all been OF the
sanest destiny kindhnt is, Of them elopemenss,
unions Of the douby distilled miserable OF de
liSQI kind We suppose it's all right Go ahead young
eich along sthe natives N Louisiana must and shall
he perpefnated in her good works
NuRruARy.-The total number Of interments in the
civ Cemeteries for ending Sunday morning was an
sven hundred. III
FIRE IN CARRoLLToS. -Four frame tenements on
Tuh street. Carroton che property of John Coleman and
18th belonging Edward frose were destroyed o hre al an
early hour on Sunday morning All insured in our city
offices. @ NJ 8s5 &s & ~
LKnWSEp- On Sunday evening, after dark, as the
A,srs nd Thd District ferry approaching the wharf
~ had two Indies in his charge stepped to
~ ar stepped short and fell into tho river He eisap
with and that was the last Of him. The body
6sd last The deceased was MI
as Dprs aborng residing on Suzee street. One Of
is companions time his Wife and she and
children are now left helpless on the world.
FATAL Acc1DENT.-Wm. Blackboard, a sailor, whilst
at work iii the rigging ship Horizon the Third District
yesterday morning missed his hold fell to the deck and died
immediately from concussion Of the BRAIN He was an
81 years Of age held inquest the
body and returned an appropriate verdict.
WOUNDED WITH AN AxE.--A Mrs. Carroll, residing
On Magazine street. Charity Hospital badly wound
ed Id The head by blow with John Riley and his wife
Mary arrested the PERSONS Of whom used the
with such bloody effect. 81 9si2- 20
The DISTRICT CouRTs.- None of the newly elected
Judges of District their yesterday II
a1 expected they would none OF them having received their
coissions Judges continued the business in hos
courts in which 1t necessary.
EIRsT DISTRICT CouRT. Judge Robertson yes
<erdsy passed the following sentences ): 5 a
James Brodeck Casey, tried for the killing of A.
Dahhagan one guilty without capital punish
en the other guilty Of to the
penentiary Casey the institution for fifteen
years Broderck being asked what he had to spoke at
some length complaining that he had not had fair trial
that had had the proper opportunity he could have
proved not the guilty party Casey being asked what
Ne say put himself his dignity and ntimad that he
had nothing say On being sentenced however, he told the
udgee might we'll have sentenced him the fu Term and
behaved in very bad manner. 1 II
following parties dismissed by nole prosequi T. A.
Lacyoix and Michael Hecoy charged with selling liquor to
aves; and Michael Hook and Henry Collins charged with
salts and batteries sf
The new Grand jury after disposng of some preliminary bu-
mess were discharged till Monday next. The following gen
Imei compose the jury; Edward Panele, foreman; E. c.
Eanrock Rand, H. H. Dentzel, Joseph Fazun. Samuel
III levy j. u. Adams J. Tureaid Vim Gibson d. Madaud
Ra Trcon Daniel Morgan Hugh Robinson james Jackson
and &. W. sewell.
Judge Robertson ordered draft Of Jurors for the May
term and then diourned the Court to Monday next.
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.--1n the case Of VIM. D.
Lee Albert G. Soo yesterday after hearing arguments of
COUNSEL Judge Reynolds ordered his Saturday
prohibiting Soo from voting in the election of the Tehuantepec
Company the 1928 shares Of stock in litigation between him
nd Lee be and that with regard hetransfer Of
the sid stock order be maintained The the
questraon and enlargement Of the Injunction be continued
Wednesday, at 10 o'clock.
Randall Hunt In behalf OF H. b. EggIeston filed bill of
cepons Judge Augusiins petition for condensation Of the
election Of Jndge Of Fifth District Court Thursday next
was fixed for hearing on the subject.
RECORDER SrITHs CouRT.-The docket was full
so useroYig yesterday with usual Monday Of
6iauk spirits and white, blue spirits andIgray The great
were with small fines and small terms of imprison
onnent. &9&s
Mat Anderson Bill Kelley Charles Chreghon, Mike Con
ers and Arthur McFa dden pay $40
playing Donnybrook fair in Jimmy McHones establishment
up all his whisky knocking down his best
iftiends smashing up threatening jim
my himself below Two Of the party paid the others
-sveat to prison john George Little fined $40 each
tso fighting St. Marys street John Hook and Henry zegle
were fined si0 each for fighting Tchoupiouas street and
Jacos Stark selling goods the banquee
Poydras street sE
Thomas Dix charged with beating Matilda Phillips and Mary
Ann Watson discharged neither OF the females appearing
against him sa fsess.z $50
VIM Oliver, alias Fit me-tgh sent to the Workhouse
months being too dangerous and suspicious
at large ~ e-fF.i Az
The following parties were arragned and held for
tion Joseph Girtapper charged with assaulthg Adam Ra
parlie With dangerous weapon with intent kill being aided
business by other Of unknown Denis
Long charged with attacking policeman with sickle with
vnurdsrous intent and Edward Dillon, charged with beating
Mary Watson 5!i
fREcoRDER FABRE's CoURT-Mrs. Meyer was yes
tcrday prison charge of having stolen gold ring
and SLOT cash from Mrs Marie Syers residence, No. 46 St.
Lonis Bella Smith, charged with beating Mary Gaa
her on street. Barnhy Margaret Brown
charged with beating Carving in her domc at the
Dauphne and Usine Streets held to bail to
appear examination Louis Baron also held to
aaiI on charge CT selling liquor to slave.
RECORDER SoLoAoN's CoURT.-John Erstine was
yesterday beating Mary
Nelson Gfeaten street. the evening Of the Isl inst He
gave bail. +
j. p. Lonbyion keeper Of coeehouse the of Es
panade Casscavo Streets fined so for selling liquor
slave He settled with excellent grace only sheng
money without nchns butivitipg the officers of the
court to 60 out and take a drink with him.