New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-10
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THE JEwELRY RoBBERY.-We alluded yesterday
the robbery Mr. sdobres sore of St. Charles and
Gravier streets Monday night The particulars theses
Mr. Sidobre about shutting for night when two
apparently spanards scians the st. Charles
street door, and proceeded inspect price his After
being thus engaged for minutes they left without max
ing purchase Mr. s. then went with his closing up when
that OF watches which he had placed in the
safe without closing the latter had disappeared The mystery
of their disappearance could only be accounted upon
superstition that whilst the Spanards kept him engaged
showing them the third person. probably accessory
stole in through the Graver street door and carried off the
watches The contained thy-two Watches valued
S Mr. sidobre has clue whatever to the whereabouts Of
70 time taking visitors
ExHuMAr1oN AND INQUEST. - Last evening, the
Coroner with the City Physician and jury of inquest went
out to Louis Cemetery Ne and exhumed the body OF
Armande Bonseigneur M who was shot by his cousin
Henry Of ST. Charles and St. Joseph
streets on April and who died on the 10Th of May
sud buried without the Formally of notice to the city
authorities The body was in full process OF decomposition and
and his had most horrible job OF it, Dr.
Deery found bullet lodged in the cavity of the left
lung having entered below the left shoulder between the
hft ribs pierced the lung The jury rendered.
death resulted from the said wound and that the
inflicted by Henry Bonsegne under the cireum
stances above The deceased buried under phyS
claus certificate that he died Of resulting from
a gunshot wound and the physician was Dr. Roudanez,
colored man, Of Partisan education and dplomaship The
Jury censnred him for reporting his patients death to the
aathories. He excused himself by representing that his
failure owing to the representations of lawyer
UNIQUE ARRIVAL OF A KNOW NoTHING.--On Of
the Carroon of reaching the Baronne street
depot on Monday night found to contain that
the recollection of seeing enter the 1t
little Chocaw papoose, nude and nncommony fFesh ana
in close proximity very sick Choekaw The mother
and taken Of by abcneyoent woman the
Of the Sisters Association and doing well at last
General George Washington Dixon who was present
debarkaon proposed that the little Know Nothing be
named Carroll of Caoon and the proposition was
carried by reclamation.
CHARITY HosPIrAL.-Ihe following sufferers were
admitted yesterday '&a N
Joseph Less broke both by falling from step
ladder.
Hugh Campbell who was badly bruised by falling into the
hold OF the ship Logan.
Denis Moylan, who bone by falling from his day
P. Lowery who first taken very drunk to the lookup
got sick render medical necessary
CoRoNER's NQuEsr-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest the body of unknown white man. 81
years age found in the Caondelet Canal the Draining
Machine Verdict found drowned, The deceased coase
clad and supposed to be woodchopper who fell into the
Canal whilst intoxicated.
us. DISTRICT CoURr.-Messrs Hinckley and La
rose parties accused of fitting the schooner Louis Nc
for the African trade had their trial before judge
McCaleb Monday The trial lasted till hafpast IL O'Clock
night and resulted in the acquitl of the accused The
ably defended by Messs Z. A. Bradford and
Dufoar; Mr.. District Attorney Clack representing the gov
ernment. rU
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-The following parte
tried yesterday L. Simmons for larceny-acquied
Miller for arcenyconvicted Alfred and
and Eugene Gallon charged with areenies and several pa
charged with assault and battery dismissed by pros
SECOND DISTRICT CouRT.--In our police report
mention of the comnittal to prison Legget
of the Third District police, by Recorder Solomon for n
tempt of During the day through his counsel
Dasou and John Lesge the Lieutenant applied Judg
Morgan for writ of hsbeas Last evening,
being brought into court under the writ WI