New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-18
g0tal SnttIligtnts.

Ireand patTcn Saint did appear be observed in the
usual public the
midst At least in our rounds did any
society professions which usually enivsu Day
in the morning. The weather. however,
turnout In the morning, Old 4Eolu gave the
grand sweep nearly bndog smothering every body
and every thing with Pluvius along
with his watering and the
that Old Sol bnked few times through clouds the
day wound up with frown, dakly threatening all
things. st. Patrisk's Day, this occasion failure
CoRoNER's INoCEsT.-Sm of an Lnraiid.-The
Coroner yesterday held an inquest on the body of Nicholas
Tyler aPrussian a Of who killed himself
day evening by jumping the front window ward
No p in the third story Charity Hospital He
smashed lamp in his descent and reaching pavement
killed instantly his neck being broken his
tured. 1t appeared that the deceased had
invalid in the hospa-consump heing his aing-and
that he had repeatedly eourted desh way another
Several times be tried obtain poison times he in
sisted being bled but his suspected he
gatied that way; general strict watch
kept him. Tuesday evening he asked the keeper
of the ward to let him sit the window might get
feher air. but the keeper denied him tbs privilege AT about
socl0ek in the evening he asked the something
for him. which required his temporary ward
The keeper went OUT and when he returned his weehed p
had accomplished his hearts desire stated
verdict rendered in accordance with the facts
RUSHING THROUGH BUSINESS Recorder Stith
yesterday postpone his examinations consequence of
the First District Court in which court
the postpOnedthongh Justice
must the posponements in the latter ereum
which the court had control Still looked
funny Recorder have to postpone his examinations in
order to assist Judge in posiplning his trials,
Coon FOR THE PoLIcE-Lieut. Leggett, OF the
Third District Tuesday evening arrested Germans
Nicholas Fisher and Charles Fayee alias Brown upon
strong suspicion that they the who horribly
MANNED Charles Hoffman, evening last veekhe partcu
lars of which affair published Monday. woman named
Mrs Hoyer was also arrested witness in the
the parties arrested actually the guilty shall ex
pect discover that first supposion correct
namely, thu hendh and deliberate could not
have been inflicted upon Hoffman for nothing Meantime we
learn that Hoffman has passed the his Illness and is
in fair way of recovery. The manning but half accom-
pished and that half well accomplished forbid the
possibility Of Hoffman becoming sound once more
A Mothers CURsE.-we yesterday picked up
story the mariners the leyee which incredible to
polite readers, will least do tell to the marines
Some weeks poor Choctaw Indian Thompson
brualy murdered the evee opposite the Mint two sailors
the ship Joseph Rowan the particulars which tragedy
fresh in the minds of the day follow
ing murder the mother of the murdered Indian yripkled
gray haired old squaw ugly another Meg Merres created
excitement by going about the the Third Dis
weeping wngng her hands, and raving her native
language In the of her wandengs she frequently
passed the ship which her sons murdeers belonged and
she uttered maedicions upon ship and all on
board the widest and frenEied manner This Is fact
Of which heard the time In time the ship her
Al q
bad weather. disabled sprung leak and had
put Savannah in Distress This well Authenti
fact But the story which picked from the mari
and which offer msne readers h that it was
the mothers which brought bad luck TO the
Joseph Rowan. We assured that the sailors
eognizant of the circumstances speak of subject In
pectfu manner they entirely believe that
the God of the winds and listened the mothers
| prayer.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-This Court was omen
Yesterday but no business was done all the trials fixed the
fhe trial Of Black wood for the murder of Wright is 10
TO-DAY Messrs Durant Horno appearing counsel
| the prisoner.
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT.-In this Court. Yesterday
uekless and much bruised aud champion Of III
legal ring city of New Orleans actually the good for
city for $1,000 for ground used in opening bsttu
SshgpS S ns streets & St & 5 decide
pey far great extent than the claimed by them
her legal fights for long time she has gone lemons an
squeezed This time. for wonder She came ou
without the squeeze. We congra ratulste her. ~
RECORDER STITHs CoURT.-Frank Cavallo wa
yeSetaay dismissed missed from ne shaIge Of attempting tok
Asylum, to be treated for mind sadly diseased
The following parties arAgned docke,ed for fuur
Joseph Reeves charged with attempting to sell two bale,
4e s. pond pD' Tse Gs S we % low price
and were LETT At the police office their lawful caman
George Smith charged with stealing lot of tobacco from
Frank Johnson charged with robbiag Margaret McCarey
heg gold ring and cutting her in the head with knife.
lar
entering VIM Geynnr premises, Magazine street. and ca
Tying of lot Of ladies' cluhirg. -
Kate Pa ker charged with bruslly iusing her
Fixed for the 23d.
The fixed continued the Recorder being sunmon
to OF the District Courts.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-John Dalche wa
yesterday dismissed from the
upon Theresa Levy, she Withdrawing charge-a
forgiveness which cost her IS Thomas Vecherina
missed ffom charge Of breach Of the peace.
Matthew Pluney bail o answer a charge beatin
L9eieu Paln at the Bayou Claude
Margaret Smpktns gave bail Of disturon
the pesce Of mind ot Isabella Comtors beigeref
demonstrations OF word and action.
RECORDER SoLoMoN's COURT.-Heinrieh Joh
Haas the German who shot and killed his wife Msrdgra
afternoon, the 10th umO aud stabbed himself but without falf
elect examined yesterday be remembered that
shot his wife through the breast with both barrels Of double
barrel pisotabhed himsthat both taken to Chart
ospiasnd whilst the poor wife died her husband
murderer recovered.
examined, and their testimony in
essential We append the testimony Of Mrs Blai
ehard neghbor the fullest Of given. She ih
O'Clock the afternoon OF the day question
she heard report Of pistol went into the aeyway
accused with dagger in his hand she eSclaime
What have dones fhe accused said II
wife you did bh this for yon " pointing the dagg
he had his hand, and running after her. Witness
pistol a double bsreled ii lying ser
(Wress here Identified the weapon Stated
her house. and inquired for his wife
him his that he would
accused then wall Ted his wife who saning on
gallery and told her that he wanted divorce
ed VERY we'll will have ~ Just aecu ed sai
"D-n one else will have you after Witness
instantly the flash and heard the report Of the pistol
The Recorder remanded the accused prison. await
trial in the First District Court for murder.