New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
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city cemeteries last week.
ExAAIsaTIos Or EDWARD IsaaEI.--The egarai
nation Of Edward Israeli charged with the murder
of George Rose, by shooting, III the bar-room os
the " Charles Hotel. came up before Recorder
summers yesterday. The prisoner had RandeIl
Hunt 70 defend him.
Several Of the most important witnesses. those
examined before tie Coroner, were absent. Those
examined threw small light On the matter.
n order to secure. if possible, witnesses who
know something If the homicide, the case VII
continued to the It'll proxino.
FfaHT III DAaUggaRorYpg saLooy.--A steam
boat hand, named sanuel W. Williams, Yesterday
afternoon went into The picture saloon Of John
Brunellt at the corner Of Hospital ard Old Leyee
streets. The story II that the boasnan refused to
pay for the pictures when taken, on Tie ground
that they were not good pictures, and not worth
paying for At any rate. Williams and Brunsll
had a fight; Brunell beating Williams over tile
head and blOoding him with club, and Williams
drawing knife and giving Brunell d stab which
was believed to be dangerous. Officer Omedas,
hearing the fight, rushed up stairs and arrested
Williams. BruneIl il abed At his residence, ada
cent to his picture gallery. Williams had a very
bloody head, and had badly eut one Of bis fingers
in using his own knife.
MURDER IN JEFFERSON CIFy.--A stranger, whose
name It IL supposed was Hors, was murdered III
Jefferson City at about . o'clock On Sunday night
His body was found lying in front Of lumber
yard on Faence street, between Magazine and
Live Oak. He had been killed by violent blows III
the head with some heavy, blnnt weapon, and his
pockets were turned inside out, seeming to show
that the murder had been pefpetrated for purposes
Of robbery.
LII. Carlo, Superintendent Of the saw mill and
lumber yard. near which the body was found,
states that but little while previously he saw the
man. afterwards identified as the deceased, in com
pany with another man; the deceased, or Hers,
having in his hand a siiyer-headed cane, and the
ether man having in his hand d stick Of wood or
piece Of lumber. As Garbo passed them, HarE
hailed him, and, stating that he was stranger,
asked where he could go to get lodging for the
night. They all went along together, and whilst
Garbo was giving directions to Hors which way to
so for lodgings, the other man called out to HorH
with an oath, to come his way. Hors then went to
him, and proposed to Carlo to come over and take
a drink with them. Carbo accompanied them
over to coffeehouse; the third man left his stick
outside, and went in with Hors Garbo did not 60
in; and whilst the other t,yo yvare insaa arinkng
1,arbo wont ~ homa Tba+ 80 Il, IL -, T.,
til the dead body Of Hors was found.
The silver-headed cane seen IN Hors, hand was
found living by Ills BODY. About ten feet from tbc
body was fonnd 4 @niaee IF Inmher sim;iar y, tLa+
seen in the unknown mans hand. It had blood on
il, and dent in one Of the edges, supposed to
hava haan caused ill., tha t;aianco ~ 3ho h,a,x, Il;
iietea with it. a Mississippi fiYe-aollar bill and
wo-dollar-and-ahalf gold piece were found in his
pockets. and a small quantity Of silver change on
the ground by him. In one Of his pockets, also,
were found q small programme OF the perform
ance at the Amphitheatre, and number for
seat.
That his name was Hofs, and that he either be-
lohseu 70 me steamer Natehez, or had been pas
seheer On tef, was inferred from hlll fonnd upon
nun. to-Ni': ~. Hofs' que baf.room steamer
aateleh iof dtihhs, -. freeman lie was
sels Metl uiesaeu man.
M. 1afoo descfloea the pfenapie murderer rs q
snort any sun man, win blaek beard. coroner
ioasis Mss " see aooat his iASestsatloh tast eve
mug.
oHoeIlsd AND oTAhslSd.--feilx Folk was arrest
y ~ auseohihoose stftet, ~ SUNDAY 1hght, py
s9iile petsoh ulkho@li. He awaits nearing before
heeofuef WIZ.
ohe bs,iies 'slnasllls was arrested N tne Fourth
- ~ sse is4., ~ ehasgea WIN sle eattng
= ~ - : =. iAneaia.
= s,soi iiai'ieo VIM alhlth, of aehnllat, was re-
poitsu " hhee oeeil eut ~ some ahhhoWh person.
y eAe saliig nisslies' lhe same hight, on heFee
=. =. AAes4 oae AeoA
sfaBBiSG WITH INTENT TO MURDER. = On this
charge, Robert Jones, +. N. G., was yesterday
afraigned before Recorder Witt. Officer Castil-
ioh' WHO afiestea MN, charged that on Sunday
evening, ~ the corner OF q. Louis ana Claiborne
s.feets, he lhalelea tnfee slaos upon Lafayette
ietfel, / h =, u aeiaul1 ol pan, ROBERT Jones
was sehe 70 prison.
BALL OF THE ORLEANS BASE BALL GLuB.--
Among the gay and pleasant events of the coming
Mardigras. will be ball, masquerade and fancy
dress, by the Orleans Base Ball Club. It will take
place on Old LeYee street, between Montegut and
olouet. as the ball games Of the Orleans balls
are in the field weilconducted, lively and pleas
81 Mii " 'iiis eAeta hlafalgfas pali game or
hep. ihey iiafe euf allahhs lof lhEl1ations.
TRAGIC AFFRAT AT LAKE MISUNDERSTANDING
seoheld, a sailor belonging to the lake schooner
Dame Blanche, was yesterday morning brought
down 10 the city on the jackson Railroad from
Lake Maurepas, by Q Mr. Moore, who had himself