New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-05
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THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was heavenly day for
the frogs and young ducks omnbusse umbrellas oil cloths
and tight boots all the rage with human populA
tom who seemed get along pretty we'll cOnsiderin'
There were no suicides, that we heard Of
MoRTUARY.-The interments in all the city ceme-
teres last week numbered only %.
FIRE.-The roof of Mrs Kesler's residence on Third
street, Magazine Constance destroyed by
night before last Supposed have been the work
diary.
CoRoNER's ISouEsTs.-7ico Murders Consum-
mated Coroner yesterday began inquest the body Of
James Brennan who shot in the breast in his coffee
house. the Julia and Tchouptoulas ees
O'Clock Saturday morning. and who died Dr. stones Hos
pal yesterday morning The inquest had to be continued til
to-day in order procure the attendance of Witnesses
published yesterday Thomas Connes charged
shcoing-he being Charity Hospital with a badly battered
head, received at the time Of the shooting.
An inquest also held upon the body o James Reynolds
found dead hs residence Victory street.
Enghen The verdict thst he died wound between
the ffh and sixth ribs penetrating the left lung causing
peuro and death said wound having inflicted
by John Behan, the night Of the h December the
Of Port and Levee streets One OF the witnesses
Cogswel testified that Behan stabbed him the time
and all without any provocaOn Behanyw arrested
at the time and being taken before Reynolds fully
fed by him.
RIVER THIEvERY.--Some of the river pirates stole
the brig Chapman lying at the
upper wharves Sunday night The trunk broken OPEN and
the blankets found in the morning wharye
where they had been doubtless left sgu by rasea
who found nothing valuable in them.
BADLY BEArEN.-Patrick Marks is at the Charity
Hospital under treatment for series Of INJURIES alleged
been inflicted upon him board the ship windermere on Sat
urday night by the mate of the he was first
pitched ladder and them upon asking what that was
done for violently beaten the head
staye.
ACCIDEST.-A man named John Smith was admit
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bullet in s side He accidentally by mate of the
steamboat Messer GER whilst both in hodhe mate
having fired at rat and hit him unnienionaly The wound
did not appear to be a dangerous one.
Frenchman named Charles II Pete also at the hospital
for broken clavicle badly confused
breasthe result of accidental fall by stepping asp-
perry board whilst feeding mules the parish
of St. james Jefferson College about three ago.
He remained there until day SINCE when Judged
expedien to bring him for in the farfamed
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CoNvALEsoENT.-0f Officer Brown, who was stabbed
Christmas night by Thomas WALL and who was thought at
the time be very dangerously wounded happily in state
Of eonyalescence. Wall made his escape but man named
Thomas Eagan under arrest charge of having
eerned in the business and will be examined soon
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-Charles Coulter and
Demo yesterday before the District Court
without further examlnaon their COUNSEL OIL Field waving
C prey1@s Sa & making defense oT them II IS Of
Lewis Bryan In the cyprian retreat kept b. his Wife Emma
John Quinn sent before the First District Court hav
ing broken INTO Ihomas senens grocery at the OF St
Joseph and Foucher Streets on the @ ut and carried
james McMara and D. Mcdonald were fined $40 for maina
each Other Julia street John OIIara sn John Doyle
similarly amusing hemst Ives fined each Marcy
| peace were also fined $40 each V ''
Richard Cleary and William Fslkner were sent to the Work
house for three months each dangerous and suspicious char
aeters Norman alias Lord Benson and Bddy Meloy regular
dais was ordered TO be forged for stealing pork from the
p j. oReily partially examined several weeks ago. on
charge OF having attempted outrage the person Of
on board ihe steamboat Virginia. during the passage OF
as we then enormously reported the was only continued
Yesterday was again taken up and the Recorder having de-
diction dismissed Reilly. The testimony yho such
nature that he Recorder could not well have committed him
James McGeun dismissed from the charge of having
threatened to ehisel John Caahans soul body
The following parties srragned and dOckeed ol future
George Rice so calling himself charged with belu
osgergas % ana % eharacs and Of having passe
hse on as ne eosr oi charles Rice, responsible cze
John hummer charged with assaling Laura Dove with
rookery Perddo the preenee that she ha
stolen his ch, which subsequently found concealed
John Mclaughlin and John Wheeler, charged with havn
p1r 81 shoes % % James am store
d. poweTs charged with being dangerous and suspicion
eums'anees Bail Of $1,000 required to appear the 7h.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURr.-B. Scherhann wa
yesterday held for examination charge having hi
possession quantity of which had beet stolen from
Front -eyee street. between Canal and UrOssman;
VIM smith Charles Rivers and George Roberts were e4
amined ou charges Of yagraney, and dismissed
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.--AssistGnt Reeorde
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animation dangerous and suspicious characters Hughes
doubtless intended trade OF the nnocens pure gold
Peter kee for larceny On board the bark Grace
sent along for company.