New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

aaoe Dy the Mayor, are published officially and in
ull elsewhere. It will be seen that few changes,
comparatively, have been made.
THE New LOCOMOTIVE Of the Pontchartrain Rail-
Dad Company was lad6cned upon the track yester-
lay, though in d;smembered condition. 1t is very
arge and splendid machine. and is named the VIM.
Avery, after the President of the company. The
passenger cars damaged by the accident last week +
ire being rapidly doctored up and soon the road will
'e ready for any emergency of trade or travel
The CORONER yesterday held an inquest on the
body OF an unknown white man, found in the New |
Canal, some distance beyond the Basin. 1t was that
of decentlookng young man, about twenty-five or
twenty four years old, with long auburn hair, and
40 whiskers; clad in genteel suit of black and fine
pegged boots. There were no marks Of violence on
the body, nor any papers or initials to identify it.
Some of the clothing may be seen at the Coroners
office. Verdict, found drowned.
A CHARGE OF Perjury has been preferred against
Edward Heyden by Louis Fix, before Justice Duplan
tier. On Wednesday, Fix and Bernard Muller were
sent before the First District Court by Recorder
Summers, upon testimony given by Heyden that
they had violently trespassed on his premises, at the
corner of Julia and Tchoupitouas streets. Fix
swears that the testimony given contained perjury,
and hence the prosecution before Justice Dupantier
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, stranger in the city, was as-
saulted and knocked down by party of three men,
at IL O'Clock on Wednesday night, at the corner of
Did Levee and Hospital Streets 1t was evidently an
lstempt at highway robbery; but Griffin was active
tpugh to spring up and get away before his money,
apunting to $75, had been taken. He complained
toSergeant Arroyo, and subsequently that officer
arfted three men named James Tracy, James
Wos and Alonzo D. Adams on strong suspicion
thathey we're the would-be robbers. No accuse.
ton q been made against them by Griffin, when we
were It at Recorder Wiltz's Court.
FIR DISTRICT CouRr-Judge Hunt-Edward
HoWareand John Devine, charged with larceny,
were yesrday dismissed by mol pros.
Ihe Gnd Jury made the following presentments:
Hyppoe Percival, murder, true bill.
nehty trns, larceny, not true BILL
konert nNeil James McMickle, and James Por-
Ter, assaulgith dangerous weapon, a true bill.
Cyprien iarbolla, indicted for robbing, pleaded
guity 70 iasny, and the plea was accepted. Cypren
ls the inVlal who stopped J. A. Dick on Union
street. az Nit, asked him what time it was, and
WINE MT. D;as looking at his watch, snatched it
and put ousbnt was pursued by some citizens,
captured andht in the lookup.
mary 1@Ia..aeaded @ guilty to larceny and Daniel
O'Rorke plead dsguilty to assault and battery. They
were Iemanaee9 await sentence to-day.
RECORDER sutERs CouRr.-George Burrows was
| "a on tne cQafRe OF having shot
ana klileo " Ner, proprietor Of the Ohio Ex.
cnange, week two since. The testimony, as
given before the Soner at the time, and which we
then p9oilsned' added to but not materially
changed py the SONY adduced yesterday. Bur
rows was committeo the First District Court for
murder, and RENAME to prison.
Andrew higgins, h!gettpg drunk and insulting
some iadles on oraVistreet, was asked to pay $40
or go lnto retitemen' Frank Mahan, for being
a precisely similar alteatiye.
Edward kennedy waismissed from the charge of
violently assuming "A Manning and trying to
throw nlln ihlo we'll Hevidence not being suffi-
MRS. eneTfer % wa was neg 81 Ia hearing on charge of
slapped his face for lagnise.
Mrs. GiI! was heid on Sarge of having given
Another woman, not arreb was charged with
helping Mrs. Gill by letting hles y at the common
enemy.
Adeline, slave belonging Mr.. Greenfield was
held for hearing on a chargsf having concealed
somebody eses runaway slave
Patrick Roberts, charged I, Violently heating
Mary ZINES, on 81 Joseph SUI also had his day
appointed lor puohc cna' "''te Recorder.
RECORDER WILTz's CouRr.7scar R,asco was
yesterday examined on the chse of having as
sauted his uncle, Isidore Rchaux nd stabbed him
in the back with cane-sword, on 25th nit at the
corner of Royal and ST. Louis strei The Recorder
sent him before the First District turt for assault
with dangerous weapon, with inteAo Kill and adj
mtted him to bail in the sum of $lA -
Kate Collins was fined $40 for be- too loud and
free in her manners and conversation tha comfort
of her respectable neighbors on TrenA raat lot
of other Dalilahs and Jezebes, takeL, NTH har
proved themselves wellbehaved divinif and ,vers
| discharged
Thomas Wright, mate of the steamer Aosye m oto
was held for examination, on a charge olauna viz
ently assaulted and wounded James Shanassv in
.he arm, VI a .ns steaapoa' @ " tA0th ult
| Cne weapon useu uelHb Ill VoH PIN. dafanlt
of bail, Wright was lockedup. '"''
RECORDER LoNGs CouRT.-Mrs Catherh r,,o,
Meyers was arraigned yesterday, h no less kharaa
than that ofhaving attempted to sod CharleAav vlor
m c., over Jordan, without shrfor passpoS On
Wednesday afternoon, in front Other househ 81
John the Baptist street, she empti1 pistol aim
The bullet struck the upper part ofhis forehead nS
gancng on the skull, passed up uaer the scahnd
came out in his hat, through the rooihereof Notf,n
but the stout os fronts which is tt peculiar lfe,s
surance of all the of Ham, elbled this sonic
Ham to remain in New Orleans al call upon Il
corder Long with his grief Mrs. Mers gave bail !
$1,000 to appear for examination, aIithen made aft
davit against Taylor, charging hi with havip
grossly abused and insul'ed her, priously, beside
getting over the fence into her back I'D, and givin
her two slaps in the face.
The story of the police is, that it nst have bee
co some time after the negro beat Mihieyers wbel
of she shot him that he was nearly aare from tn
of house when Mrs. Meyers brother, o. oiBurns wen
no after him, and requested him to comack, as Mrs
- Meyers wished to see him that he diso back ant
IFS that whilst he was standing the bauette in con
ng versation with Burns and Mrs. Meyersnsband, Mrs
3 Meyers suddenly appeared at the dooIth pistol
ro and blazed away at him. Burns waaso arrested
~ and held for examination as an accessdi
Ter Patrick Dinan and wife were sent ar at the re
of quest of J. Baglin, who charged that Nednes5iy
i. evening" on Girod street, Patrick brandil br6m-
,sa stick at him, whilst his amable spougeltea him
'se with mud.
to Joe schaner, Charley Meyers and Jop pger were
rinx, kn Of
ith Philip Boarman of $3.50 in gold and khotes, On
,al the 10Th Of May, in Ferdinand Lsnsstlse and
lal boarding-house, on Frenchmen sfeethe was
led asleep in his room when he felt sInehadhand in
his pocket: waking up be say the threccused