New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15
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| FRE-Tbe residence Of Mr.. Robin, at the corner Of
s. Ann and vlere streets slightly damaged Yesterday
morning by Ere of accidental origin.
~ WANDERzR FoUND--A young married lsdy who
has Iaeryb Of unsettled mind from the home of
her husband and parents Chartres street the
and although sire advertised for discovered
Tuesday gentleman found hs wandering aone the
river bank th0 D. s. Baseks snd without knowing
she and seeing that che Hsana and Of respectable
pearance Third District guard Che WAS
reclaimed by her distressed relatives and will doubtless
guarded more closely hereafter.
CoRoSER's INoUEsrs-On Tuesday evening the
Coroner held inquest the body Of an old crazy
John Englfshau sixty five years Who has long
In the habit Of lettering hamIey ahout The Second District
Recorders office and the found dying
condition the Conde and Ursunes Streets died
whilst being taken to the hospital Verdict died Of cold and
exposure. Is -...s E|r.H. aeFggs a 81.
Yesterday inquest held on the body
white about thirty years Of found dead the
Pontcharan Railroad about city
O'Clock Tuesday night Verdict. injuries by
being by the whilst inoxicston
soldier from the Barracks with cousy letter in his
pockets and his undersirta stamped No. with
drinking the lake during day
pass found his pocket dmy written with pencil his
have been either Martin, Morris Wallace all
three He walking towards the track
time accident the darkness of the night pre-
vented the engineer from seeing him when the
him. The concsson was 30 violent as to dsarange the
einery of the locomotive unlncky soldier
and both legs broken and his skull fractured OF
he died instantly. t.....=sr4... .-.aa
FIRST DISTRICT CoURrs-The trial of VIM. H.
Garland for embezement Of the public money up
teday Mesrs Rsnde Hunt and Logan Hunton appeared
counsel for the accused and Attorney General Noise and Dis
c Attorney Foute for the State Owing the in
which challenged and the reluctance Of
others it O'Clock before jury empsnneled
Tie following gentlemen The Jury Messrs l. Steir
Thomas Clannon, A. Mcdonald John Karr. Gtterrez
Kerns, Joseph Gros j. osborne Richard Bein n Spin
de- c. W. Allen and VIM Dickinson. The Attorney General
opened the by reading the indictment against aceused
and making particular erabezze-
ments charged to have been committed by him. Mr. Hunt
stated that he not entirely prepared for trial. owing to his
having had the opportunity certain which
had been in the hands of experts employed the this
account after little discussion, Judge Robertson
tnue the trial till to-day and sdorned the court ordering the
Jury to be locked up under charge OF the Sheriff.
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-Denis Donovan yester-
day had his examination the charged having stabbed and
killed John Collins in front of his house Grod
between Magazine and Foucher the 18th December. The
testimony Of officers James and Pennel both whom the
murder conclusive. There had been ftss about
trivial in Collins house. which goggery
which Donovan the banqueae. Collins followed
him. when Donovan knife and plunged
side. The accused
First District Court for murder. r,-, as7Jsz
Frank Hoofart keeper of coffee
and God streets sent before the First District
knocking down and beating Ferdinand Casper his
men the night Of the 22d ut. He bail His keeper
Henry Refer who charged with aiding in the assault
| discharged. ., r.tt - ra5n
John shean charged stabbing Joseph Bradley at the
Poydras Baronne streets f9 uIt was
discharged Bradley having
Lena Smith charged with robbing T J. Feath. innocent
stranger OF Sl with the aid of masculine buffer, whilst he
he nnocen taking her crib Dryades street
the nighto the 24h u, proved abb ari discharged
Mcane charged with threatening make
Of James Hardenbrook mate of the steamer Ben Franklin
also discharged. .a5N
Mary Boyle, alias Gallagher, fined making
than days Tchoupitouas fned
SO for peddng goods without license James Gardener
fined for playing the bagpipe in public without license
Josephine Heck arragned charge Of having
SO bill and gold guard chain worth Sa5 from B. R. johnson.
the of Julia and New Levee In deault
\ bail to sppear on the 18th, she sent to prison
James Gallagher argned charge of having
Michael FLYNN by beating him the head with
dangerous supposed be bar iron
Poydras aad Rampant streets the morning of the ID
. He gave bail to appear on the 10Th. r....
Daniel Block sent before the First District
whaling John Chrsph, at the corner of Julii
streets the ln.ornps of the 2sd II, gave baH He
struck John because john struck for higher wages.
dozen rummy customers to the work-house.
RECORDER FABEE's CoURT-Assistaa Recorder,
Holland prengGharles Ledrescher yesterday SIS
for offering stab Lacaze Ane his street
and further made give bail of Sl50 keep peace
John Davis, fined $40 and made give
$3.50 keep peace, for threatening Ja!a Ann
Cannon, f. w c., on Villere
Ellen Garvey held bail charge beating
Catherine Reilly on Wednesday last.
J. c. Wolfe supernumerary policeman, examined
charge of having robbed Thomas Kavanaugh of so whilst he
had custody drunkenness night of the llth
inst Kavanaugh making the affidavit and it
most positive possible examination. The
of other policemen who along failed
vanangh's and the Recorder Wolfe discharge
Karanaugh insisted positively that he had been robbed
the accused policeman, he concluded give
former opportunity aksout his
papers before the District Attorney for him upon it
should proper and held the accused bail appear inte
| event of his being called upon. ...
| RECORDER SoLoMON's CoURT.-Mrs Howe charged
larceny John Farehnrne arraiyned yesterday
and held for examination Josephine Heck charged
ceuy, up the Recorder Of the First District
RECORDER BoULIGNY's CoURT-Edward Summers.
charged with clubbing A. Arthurson John Marney charged
with smashing the Magazine Market and victo
rnc slave charged with stealing ham from grocery store
| were yesterday pnt in soak for examination.
/ VETO OF THE POLICE ORDINANCE.-The following
message drawn up by the Mayor tie
meeting Council taken pace
Tuesday evening last but viii did owing the
which is now taking As the which
the public at large, have avsed ourselves
Mayors permission to the and spread before
public: .H
City, City Hall 10Th day Of January, 1851.
wo s sr the
eraon present police d the city
ens required for tn, security and wsbsng
duty return honorable body, without my approval
s of
OF April next The
Conncil in December last and presented for signature
the 9TH inst. .H--
The ,Gi sc'cn q the City Charter provides, any
luton ordinance which contemplates the expenditure
5pS y all he
doubtless of the Legislature Common
Gil in disposns of the public following the
the law applying il the question led
iOnqure if this ordinance consmpaes the expenditure
public money 1t distinctly provides for the employing of
hundred additional policemen and necessarily
OF their salaries of the public
ordinance originated in the Board Of
passed by that Board by to3 Fifteen
the number OF members elected that Board follows
ordnance in question did pass by legal majority
then sent by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen Board of
Adenen for their this Board the 30h Dec
1906 amended the ordinance by inserting clause limiting
time ring which the additional policemen should be employed
and thus amended the ordinance passed by of
Tho Board of Aldermen consisted of nine members
being present then back the
sisan Aldermen the following day, 3st December,
and that day. by that Board unanimously adopted
amended.
publication made of the action the
| the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
The 10Th section of the charter declares that whenever
be taken BY Board upon the of such od
resolution Zone contemplating the expenditure OF pub
lie moneys shall be published with the and and
the names OF the members voting for against the before
the other board can act upon it, Under that provision of the
charter which intended to give the people notice Of
tempaied expenditure OF the public money this publication