New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-30
gUtaI SntfIliaents.

MoRTUARY.-The total intermeuts in the city cemc-
tees last week 95 of being Of persons who
died of the city The classification stands men ls women
81 boys g. ard girls 1much the larger proportion boys
and girls being young infants
SPRING FEVER is extensively prevalent just now
The weather begins be decidedly melting dpo1g the
animal suggshnes rendering work an exceed
log great bore We haven't much Of report oer
morning but if only knew how lborions Il was to
get up what little have would be their sympathy
va ha- hum
HEAVY RoBBERY-A JetveiIg Store Cleaned Out.
The ewey of Mr. Turpa Baronne street between
Canal and Common entered by robbers evening"
about dark and robbed OF all but smell portion of its con-
tents Mr. Tupa locked the IT, to be gone not
more than half on hour Wnen he returned he
Of the completely empty only the least valuable and
most cumbrou articles left slre The entry had been
effected evidently by false keys and there not of cour
cre left by the robbers which might lead to their detection
Mr. Iupia says his entire stock worth $751; 90 and only
SAGA worth lemakiug the har' of the robbers s3r1
The great bulk of tie goods stolen consisted gold watches
and diamond iewelry
ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Mr c. H. c. Stone, who was
shot Saturday by Mr. G. W. Hardy steadily recovering
Indeed his condition Sunday evening such that his
physc certified him to be Of danger Upon this
Mr.. Hardy released custody by Recorder
Sth, under bail of $500
STABDING CAsEs.-A man named James Franier
dangerously stabbed Sunday night at the
of Levee and Felicity He had bis dressed
The who stabbed him escaped.
named Louis Machand at late hour the
ht Morales between Espanade and History
Third District charged with having stabbed negro man he
longing to Mr. Dempsey the reported danger
orsy wounded and Marehand locked up to abide the
result.
SHOOTING AFFAIR.-A party of men last night.
at about 10 o'clock entered boarding house
and attacked of the boaders Wh fists and
sluug Shots Farrell drew pistol and commenced
FIR I'M He gbntn af III -laat-n
nin who taken Charity Hospital 10 all appearance NOR.
tally wounded We heard further particulars the hour be-
ing too late to push investigations.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-The only trial in this
Com, yecTTShsy was & Che trial of Jerry HAYS for
these columns mus have kept fresh in the minds of our
leaving their box. ~ 0
THIRD DISTRICT CoURT.-The arguments in the
terday Judge Duvigneaud matter nde adyisem1f
~ m 70 render his decision 70 day Master Stewart
much like the woman who didn't which
At the Anphheater there shadow Of oubie ON
his mind great boy, that Master Alfred worth the fight
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-A host of greasers
aud brusers yesterday disposed fine or mprson
the Work House for three months Charles Cagan was dis
missed from the charge OF attempting violate the person
W Herbert charged with having wounded Elizabeth Ritcb,
for Thursday lst prox. ~ '
George W Benderman, charged with raising great row in
Frank Young house, on Tchouptoulas street.
John Flood charged with being particularly dangerous
Gathering Short charged with threatening to make funeral
Johanna White charged h keeping gate perdtion on
uIaver street and with passing counterfeit money
VIM Davis, charged with being found Mrs. Wilson'S $
boarding house on ehoupiouas under suspicious
dirk. sA''''H As' anu
Margaret Netey charged with stealing silk and
and Frerets.rests. ~ 'A' '0'"'' Vi 0i'
REooRDER FABRE's CeURT-There was not case
in this Court yesterday wsrth reporting.
RECORDER SoLoMoNs Cot Rr-Charles Favette.
alias Brown was yesterday examined the having
been one of the parties who attempted Henry Pee
seeded in doing and Mary Ann Honder the mistress Of
haye was examined charge of having been accessory
relke, wounded man. who has recovered was examined
He said the affair occurred in the house Fisher the
lake shore where he was spending the evening but nothing
% u Fser s sfs@h o iron e as to Teo dd he deed
same house On the evening Of the heard Fay
lover and that Intended to Iii him AftevSrd she was
aroused by great noise n Fayete's She called her
husband and told i'm there fight going That
day Mary Ann he mstres had told witness that Fayete
the blacksm shop where Pelke worked Witness washed
ns f1sea SGea s az Ss s ne Ss TG9qsd
Rg tsystle sGrfng h; Mary A1H on Peses account and
know Pelke hurt hi he himself told him Of IL he
sd se had hurt himself BY fg on stump iP The morning
his first story but that he had been thrown
but no blood were moor be o. as
outside else. The day that Peke
witness his portrait Mary Ann and TO
tell her never to come 10 his elkes room again which wit
did Witness knew that Fayeite Jealous Of Peke by
IT, Pelke replied Well, hold your month I've got IL
now.n From all the appearances, witness confident that
the wounding Of Pslke was done in his room.
Upon this testimony the Recorder Fayette and his mis-
a ait trial before the Fifst District Court
Joseph Rodriguez white Louise white girl Fece
coored Emile Louise slave girls were
all held for examination charge Of cruelty 10 a white
female child by tying her naked board and leaving her
exposed to the night air. in the backyard the premises
haoted by them Morales All arrested in order
to be sure Of the right one
RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.-There was nothing par
Of the Fourth District.