New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-22


FUGITIVE ARREsrED.-Robert Nolte, who broke
out of the CarroOn jail days ago. was arrested In tho
Fourth District Thursday mighty handed over 10 the
Jefferson authorities He stands chareed having
afrend whilst the river hunting excursion in order
run away with his widow, he being first whilst on
his way the Pontchsrrsn Depo take passage Mobile
RECOVERY OF Mr.. .CRossNAN-Several weeks since
we chonced the misfortune Of Mayor Crossman in
being stricken down with paralysis has ever since been
under the best medical attendance gives us pleasure
TO state that he has far able to 20 about as
oil yore This Is fortunate the suppoon
was that the stroke wonld prove fatal.
A WHITE DEER.-We have seen white raccoon.
white mice and oher animals of the wild kind which in color
have departed from the by which nature has
marked the respective species but until lately heard
OF white deer There white enough Of the duck
kind everywhere bless em we are speaking of ys,son
now week two suce, friend Chaevle lot Holiness
where the white dears do perpeiuay eongegae pong
through the swamp over the river with friends quest
OF game scared up animal unusual in thoe para
deerand deer Of very appearance being nearly
milk white The asmal after exciting chase took to the
river bank and finally shot the opposite
Carroonths shooter being Mr. Dupes negro yoltaire
old hunter and crack shot, Mr. Charev has sent the skin
to the Crescent Office where all Curl
in such matters
SEVENTH JUSTICES CoURT.-Frank Address and
Alfred Willis were yesterday examined before Mcin
of the Fourth District charge having shot al Lucen
Adsms, the Recorder Of the District night of the 18th
SA% Asoeoocau
kill and murder.
appeared that the Recorder coming out of his Office
saw HIS and another man named Kean sitting = step
by. The Recorder speaking terms with Willis
having bad words with him days previously
Kean stepped to the Recorder and asked him il IL was true
that he said that the American party should meeting
in the Fourth District The Recorder replied absurd
to he had said any such thing poi ting 10 Willis
said The report have originated some such man as
him. Willis herupon put his hand beh iud and the
Recorder heard him cock pistol the same time willis
walked toward him, and Just Frank Address also
came up to him and commenced speak ng to him. The
Recorder told Address to away that he didn't wish to
have thing to do with h Address then stepped back
drew revolver and sad ook continued to retreat
with the pistol poted at the Recorder Just then
cOrder seized by Kean, whom he saiI LET me CO.
don't to be murdered " and from him An
dress then shot At him and and the Recorder pistol
and shot after him, and after him. but could n
He then after Willis and caught him Full
ton aud Philip Streets ing from him his pistol
which cooked told him that II he contempt
ibe thing he would the pistol upon him This the
OF he testimony of the Recorder Lieut. Eewand Mr.
May and Mr. Fagot All the testified that Andres
shot Adams e and that Address he
broke loose from Kean
Judge Mcn cded the by sending Andres before the
First District Court under bail of $500
weapon with intent MURDER and putting Wi lis under
bonds for six months The examined
Justice Of the Peace could not with p,o
priey examine in his court which he was
the prosecutor.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Tbe trial of Adam Faultz, |
for murder fixed for yesterday postponed lh pox
The Grand Jury made report ignsring the Indictment
against Kate Parker for the murder her slave girl
sarah. ignoring the indictment against Michael Bowen for
st. In coeehouse the Of Lafayette and New Leyee
streets.
RECORDER STITH's CouRT-Joseph Fowler was |
yesterday sent before the First District Court for ing Alex
NJ Lawson Of trunk Of clothing gold watch and SIS in
money, whilst duty w4tchmAn Of LawsOns
the foot Of Julia street: Bail required, 500
JOIN MctireRor Holiness al ss Johns examined a
charge OF having brought to this city named Bob
whom he had stolen from Mrs Bell al Clinton Mis- The /
accused In attempting to clear himself prevarcald in such
manner Prove his guilt whilst testimony produced
showing that the negro had been stolen The
secordnsy smanded 70 prison. to await requstion from the
The following parties arragned under aadayi,s and
John Giosson boy Charged With sabbrg and daneerousI
woundin another boy named Wlis H. Webb, en- years
old in juvenile melee Common Roman on
Thursday evening Sent prison to await the result
Pa rick Ball charged win having gound.d the and
pitonlas Gase hsed for the 25th.
Henry Merhoh charged with the abduction Balxer Iatzis
blsek from the parish Of Jefferson Case fixed for the
Tbier charged with having ten days ago 50 violently
eroomsteked Mary Ann VIKINGS o. Dr. AIDES street. rem
James Luddy chnFg with having attempted to rob John
Rahi boy basket Of backberres Ball gissn to appear
on the LIST proximo
REooRDER FABRE's CoUKr.-There was nothing |
noteworthy done in bis Court yesterday beyond the
ing OF troop nEmphs pape conIraventon Of the to-
rette ordnance They nohed to change
absence Of Recorder fabre.
RECORDER ADAMS CoURr.-A man named Henry
Wilson araigned yesterday strong suspicion belr
either burglar receiver OF stolen property
streets " N NOR A., his !, ~ ~
about night 10 lawful way The lot
o. " table spon y tessp9Sn, saiS spoons lade pair
await examination.