New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-05

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HENRY ALLEN, mate Of the steamer D. R. Carroll,
whose carotid artery was ligaured few days ago by
DR.. Berthelot, (the particulars of which we pub
lished) we learn is doing well, and promises to re-
cover If he does it will be something OF triumph
for Dr. B., not to mention Aliens qualification at
the privilege Of resuming once more his part in the
great drama of life.
ELIZABETH MANaLE, a little girl nine years old,
was drowned on Thursday evening by falling into
pool Of water in the yard of coopers shop at the
corner of Carondelet Walk and Preur street; the
pool being used by the coopers for soaking their
hooppoles. Lizzie had gone there with another little
girl to get chips, and stopping to play, fell into the
pool and was drowned. The other girl ran and gave
the news to Lizzes mother residing at the corner of
| St. Ann and Prieur streets. The mother went,
searched for the body, and found it, the coopers
having heard nothing Of the accident. Deputy Coro-
ner Weysham held an inquest on the body, and rem
dered verdict accordingly.
SUICIDE took place in Algiers on Thursday night
man named Martin, living on atterson street, cut
his throat with razor whilst temporarily insane.
The Coroner yesterday investigated and returned
verdict accordingly. Deceased was native of Yer
mont, IS years of age, and has brother residing at
Berwicks Bay.
| A MURDER was perpetrated yesterday morning
A man whose only given name or soubriquet was
Nicaragua" was shot and killed in an upstairs
room in house on the celebrated Corduroy alley, of
| st. Thomas street, by some one of party of four
| men with whom he had quarrel woman below
heard the quarrel, heard the pistol shot, and heard
| the crowd leave the house. Going up stairs, she
/ found "Nicaragua dead The Coroner will hold
bis inquest to-day.
| A CONSCIENTIOUS THIEF it must have been who
picked the pocket of Mr.. A. Trgg,a sleeping pas
senger in the jackson cars on Thursday evening. He
took from the pocket book all the cash it contained,
$75. leaving untouched draft on the Louisiana
State Bank for O00 and then restored the pocket
book to its original pocket This may sound tough,
but it is the story Mr.. Trgg brought to town with
him, and swears to.
thief not quite so conscientious entered DR.. Mel
sons office on Canal street, Thursday, and carried
off valuable case of surgical instruments.
A FANCY MILLING AFFAIR came off down town on
Thursday evening A thief stole a cofeemill from
the door of hardware store, and busted. Hardware
man saw the operation and followed. Instead oil
raising alarm or trying to arrest the fellow, he
pitched into him and gave him beautiful drubbine
with his fists. Thief dropped the cofee-mill, and
continued his busting, well satisfied with the fstic
mill that had been offered him in exchange.
COMMON STREET, between Bolivar and Bertrand
has been in dreadful condition of late In regard
to it, we find the following on the Street Commits
sioners complaint book:
LOB Bennett A property hoalder on common st
between bolivcr birtran st are foarsed to complain
of the situation of said st as the Street contractor
bin filling the gutor with all kinds of putred majors
and it is impossible to bair they nucence aney long
It gives US pleasure to state that the Street Com
missioner has had the nuisance attended to-
The RECORDERS CoURTs.-Recorder Summers dis
posed of the dock cases only, yesterday. The one
} mentionable prisoner was Thomas H Rule. who wa
, fined s25 for carrying pistol, which be had pro
posed to empty into Thomas Dgby.
Recorder Wilt sent Charles Barnes and Samue
Lawrence both free colored before the First District
, Court for an assault and battery upon Pat. McGov
attempted to rob him. after riding out Bienvile street
in his cab. In default of bail, the pugnacious dar
keys were remanded to prison.
t Louis Robesson was sent before the First District
Court for having passed upon John Dusson, or
Levee street in part payment of debt, $40 in worth
less bank billsbills of the Wetumpka Trading Com
pany, Alabama-therehy obtaining money under false
pretences In default OF bail he was sent to prison
District Court for assault with dangerous weapon
beating Carmel Ripe, and cutting him in the head
on the 9th ult, whilst he was innocent!y exhibiting
his puppet at the corner of Bienville and Dau
phine streets Thomas had to go to prison.
, Gaspard, slave Of Mouras, was held for examina
ton on charge Of having brickbatted and wounded
the head of George, slave Of Duvignaud, johnson
8 street, on the 2Sth ult. Bail was given for him.
j, P. Scbmuttermeyer charged with waoping Charlie
Hopp, at No. 90 St. Peter street. and Antonio Debat
butcher, charged by R. Theard with selling diseased
g meat, were booked for further examination.
f Nothing mentonable was done by Recorder Lon;
or Recorder Adams
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