New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06
GOtal SnttLIiqtnts.

MoRTUARY. - The total interments in the city
cemeteries last 9-he usual large proportion being
of yourg children
CARRoLLToN ELECTIoN.-The election for Mayor
and Council of Caroon place yesterday. The American
ticket consisted Of benjamin Mason for Mayor AID W. W. Coc
St. Pierre, and William Mayo for Aldermen The Democratic
ticket consisted of Purcell for Mayor aud Joseph Marks
n Canon, A Trouard, H. Trahant Elisha Bell and William
Mayo, for AdermenMayo being candidate tickets
The American ticket elected by 50 votes for the
opposition ticket
SHOOTING AFFAIRS IN CARRoLLToN.-Mr Benia-
min Mason the American candidate Mayor Of Carroon
land who elected yesterday shot wounded on
Sunday night by Mr. c. W Horton The bullet struck him
the left breast but glanced round his ribs ncng
only flesh wound Mr.. Horton was subsequently
seized ind violently beaten by Masons friends One report
states that Horton fired without provocaGn whilst Mason
talking TO friend and another report states that
first attacked with cane, and fired in sefdefense
There was another shooting affair the night in Carroll
ton row took pla ia eofIee-house in which there was
knocking down with chairs One parties struck
drew pistol and fred The bullet entered the abdomen OF
Alexander simons nisher employed in Brooks foundry in
Carroton passed through his body and lodged In
He considered to be mOraly wounded We did learn
what led to the atIray.
THE OXNARD FRAuD.-A case of considerable i'm.
poanee the financial community on satur.
day last before the Grand Jury conflict has arise between
of the creditors Of Jno 0xnard in which one party claims
the other attachment
ONnards Effects Among the checks given by Oxnard
the banks, the Southern Bank for SIOOO The
paying teller OF the bank summoned before Jury TO
that ONnars check negotiable for the want Of
funds. oNnard kept bank but omitted in
his hurry to inform his friends that his not good
1t has been sumised the fact that the Grand Jury re-
ported true bill against oxnard upon the testimony of Mr.
Lyauda that the bank suffered to the of the s 900
referred This Is not oxnagd did the bank
dollar he having taken the precguon obtain his balance
by MIS- ed he dayo his
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The Grand jury yester.
day presented their vaedeory report Judge Hunt and
dise6aIged The report Wa comparatively bef
muty of perusng and transferring its p1nts columns
emnaneed and swore iu follows ''''
W F. vreden1urg, foreman Charles Bannser J. Armand
sib6, louis Love Ing g q Miller r. MeRee, p y Dugny A.
The niiTav % b,siuss f H. =" & M @ issi Il AZ anu ~ D9sael
james NJ Curry; james Mea, Thomas Moore, james
Magee charged with stabbng Joseph aer with intent muir
der at the Ohio Exchange last Christmas dismissed
nts Regan was also dismissed by roqui from charge
OF assault and battery. i l., ,,.,,,
battery with cotton hooks upon James Rngwood Tiyo Cir
Gle, on the lSth Of January, and acquitted.
upon Mrs. Mary Tate, and acquitted.
RECORDER STITHs CoURT.-Pery Clifford and
John Day were yesterday fined $40 piece for disturbing
whisky drinking offenders fined in smaller amounts
aper was dismissed from the charge Of running his dy into
Daniel MeDeuu chaged with stealing something from Pat
rick =. Reshaw. Bail $500 to appear the 18th.
David Kelly charged with being dangerous snspi.
ci0us at large. Bail $500 appear day gwen
Henry Wilson slave Of Babeti charged with violently
ing Peter smith, slave Of Garette Case fixed 9th
John SHANNON charged with beating Pat Murray. Fixed for
to-day.
Charles Frank charged with having in his possession two
brid s, supposed to be stolen.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Christian jung was
yeterday heiue the First District Court for breach of
trust IN retaining s2i9 in cash snd charter banner KEYS and
paraphenna all belonging to the "1enerA Society Of Me.
chancs after he bad ceased be President hereof lie
gave bail Of 500 TO appear for trial.
Victor Peron male member OF the goeieiy far
his vile abuse Of the fair Josephine Sanders Maras se
Jenny Bowers OF ST. Louis withdrew charge of
assault and battery preferred by Mrs arth
The following parties aagned and held for future ex
animation:
Charles Beste charged with having aided al abeed in tba
stsbbng OF Henry Walter on GAan street. unday eve
ming. Sent TO prison
benjamin 1rn, charged stealing two cloth cans worth
81 from Jean Duvelh store No. Front evee street Sent
prison.
Caroline Wilson, charged with whaling Francois Manes
Customhonse street yesterday morning. prison
John Sandroek, chfrged with haxing Cornelias
ROi al street, Ursulines Saturday. Bail given.
Octave Ray, charged with addressing anything but
ephe Of love to that gAllus quadFoon May Biaey Bail
given.
And last least H. Garnett alias Jack shep.
pard charged with vagrancy. Sent to prison.