New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

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CHARITY HosrIrAL.-The following is the report b
Of this institution for the week ending Nov 9th I
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FIRE AT M1LaxBURG. - The Mineburg School e
house. and another house. the latter belonging John Miller
destroyed by fire Thursday night high wind ~s
blowing the time and with difficulty that the flames
checked The origin the fire and the extent Of the loss
have not been reported.
CoRoNERs INQUEST. - Ch,ld Burnt to Dedth.- :
Coroner Daunoy yesterday inquest the body Of
girl years old native Of Italy found dead at No 80
Conde Verdict died from the effects of burns acci
dentay receivsd appeared that the evening BEFORE the
deceased whilst playing in with another little girl un-
dertook herself by lighting friction matches. With
Of these she accidentally ignited her dress She ran
screaming the gallery enveoped in fame and raised
alarm among the neighbos The people in the house
up and the landlady resou.ely seized the child
and the blazing garments from her burning her hands
badly the All possible aid procured for the little
sufferer died during the night This is
by fatality that has resulted from leaving
matches accessible to children.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-1he Officers of
tn. Steamships Opeousas and Galreston Indicted for Aan-
sauger-In the U. S. District Court yesterday Judge Me-
Caleb the GRIND Jury the instructions under
inquire into the dsasrsn collision of the steam
ships He called their attention
cuary that section of the act OF Congress in relation to
navigation which provides that every captain engineer
pilot employed board of steamboat or
propelled whole in by steam by whose mscon
negligence inasntion his their respective duties
the life lives of persons on board OF said vessel
may destroyed shall be deemed guilty Of mansaughe and
thereof before circuit court in the United
States shall confinement hard labor for
period than and them such other
instructions the nature of the case required
jury RETIRED and after taking and considering the s
Df both
the collision they returned into court and pre-
sened bills for mansauger against the officers OF both
steamships jeremiah Smith, J. Tucker and - Bur
CESS Galveston and A. Van Horne Ellis Thomas
Beucker j. W. ewe Young and j. W. Brown Of the
Opelousas.
The legal prosecution cnpaby which the lament
able disaster fairly commenced and is only
hoped that will be continued to the end with the energy
which characterizes its opening.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT The trial of James No
lam murder of Capt Seabrt (of
in Mrs Sddons cofeehoue the New Basin about two
ago. fixed for trial yesterday but owing TO the
witnesses for the State had to be ndeh
ntey Three of these witnesses had given bond OF
each to be present at the trial and in consequence Oh
nonappearance their bonds declared forfeited
continued number of old petty
- cases dismissed by no'le proseqw
John Sullivan big, buheaded sailor boarding house run
ner tried for caawRmpousy chawing up another unne
named Trainer board the ship Sutana time Tht
testimony showed that he did the brown first Civ
t ing Trainer fancy tap under the double sockooge
eyes with both fists at and close together
finally doubling him the deck trying him. seizine
him by the hair and Trainer expressed it, shaking hin
like dog and fghtfuly spelling his profile altogether Th
~ jury found him guilty
d B. Dubois was tried on charges hotel
ing standing against He showed himself 10 be Of NJ
ordinary cabre whatever his moral status
have of the four who recently made the dsr
ing escape the Parish Pon-by cutting through eel
door, scaling wallis and sliding down to liberty with blanket
rope-and captured in the Poncharain just
was leaving Nicaragua. He is tall built
light complexion and the countenance and general addres
MI of gentleman rather than rogue
He was charged Clements the porter of the Arcade Ho
with having broken open his trunk and taken from it s69
money his in the third story of the hotel in June las
The testimony strongly crcumsantial but positive
Clements said going his room, Dubois
the passage coming evidently from his i;
other in that of the house had been fa
tened up for the summer
Entering he found his trunk broken open and HI
money gone Remembering that he passed Dubois in til
rita hall he heard the pockets
INA that appeared be Squeezing with his hand pocket
full money he started down stairs
pursuit. had Several weeks aferwar
having been arrested charge of larceny at the
Charles Hotel sent for and identified hi
- as the man he suspected of stealing his money
Dubois having lawyer conducted his himself
questioning Clements orecting to certain testimony, and
49, tending generally with all the cooness and ingenui
of pracced lawyer, and with gentiy of address that
s an impression all in The jury after
an brief absence brought verdict of guilty Dubois
the charge of larceny the ST. Charles Hot
se his plea of not guilty. and was remanded 10 prison.
9th. FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge Price yesterdf
read an opinion and decision in the
t P j. Cockburn the Union Bank of New Orleans T
planf a stakeholder, prayed for mandamns compel I
, show him the discount book of the bank Judge
- dismissed the application, with costs.
RECORDER STITH's COURT.-Juia Arbuckle, f. W.
examined nj length in regard to her right to reside in Il
She M G w4 h"' int Hse eS M S"s and 3 fet m
Cap took her to ndstown KY where she after wards
sod TO Nine I,ouny conas street, tree f;"Ia who
ss IN one Of iHe bset couts sHSssqnet BY
Supreme Cont ian and has nSyea sF no esS , Sc ever ,a
VIII slave and made free re. Whilst HERE a the Re- EsG@rs[ %
onf ~ and j. oyies on alias Boyd arrested rs fugitive
nappers Tennessee, ii charged they having
maned prison the length of time without being
Hucksns dismissed frGm the charge Of larceny
consequence of being dangerously IL at Charity Hospital
The following p1ftes were arsaigned upon a'flavs
Benjamin vnnrhan charged with obtaining from wm.
M Co. $is Toh Of T9Sd @ "Te5 the ',e M Tp @ So
from F. F. Kendall charged with having r,uluently
am and s1re ha 9se nred TO Am I'm M ~ M M
mill within the last three months $50 n cash and qn.ni,
that %Ss iiouss at the New sS6o
aa nc alias Jack Scott slave Mr. Yanrey, charged
Mills h@yng perpgaed The mneonW9hty sharp trick 1 Of i sf
red The robin street ocup where ho had been imearceaed
john Ancnc charged being dangerous and susp,
GER character, and carrier of conceded weapons, Bail reqa
James Mghan CHARGED with having cut John Hickey
Joseph streets, Bail Of sooD required to appear o.
VIM Wagner Geo salznont ard Jack Lee, charged
h.ypg kT2 kSd 19wT with s9 to h k @ and r
rsire Basin Refused bail aud sent TO prison. ee being da
high. ,icbae swi gelwho w fonnd in a skif beneath
appii with sacks Of which he had "ecumqte by Gu
ew0s for that operation led S"grant, and sent "
Work House tof Two months