New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY ls, 1860.

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seeing ne was N dying CONDITION, witness woke
~ proprietor, hohmeyer' VINO had gone % ped,
ana together they went after the police. Before
going 70 wake honmeyer, witness searched BAKER
pus iouila 70 kiiile ana Wien witness returned
.foii fiohmeyers room, BAKER had disappeared,
nasns' as Mitiiess Asard, jumped out ~ ~ iIoht
WINDOW 10 Iiie second story. saw no kniIe IN any
ps.y na1us . onaties reeefsoh anu eh''F1lah
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never before a. yy.tbe 1.n;ss nav, ev,,;l,;ted
VIM. Roner a boarder IN tba bausa desc,hca
the fabt mneb tba came u tbe o,ber cyi,resses
The last tipht beqan IN tte lac,- ward inst ID ~
barkeeper was abont II c,ose tbe hack danr HI
testimony went far Ia exenlnate Snebrink tbe
barkeeper.
Several other witnesses were examined inelud-
ing Peters, or Peterson. This man partially de.
scribed the fight, and admitted that the pocket
knife with the bloody blade was lii. His testi
mony, in many respects, corroborated that Of the
other witnesses but as the nstrnInentality Of hi.
knife in the business was not satisfactorily ex
planned, he was implicated in the verdict.
stab inflicted by Frank Baker, with Charles Peter
Or Peterson as accessory.
accidental Drotcning.-An inquest was held oi
the body Of Joseph Baham, free colored, ~ year.
Of age, found in the Canal Carondelet, at Roche
biave street. When or how he got in could not b
known, but it was known that he had been on
spree some time previously. Verdict, accidental,
crowned.
-aPopteay.-An inquest was held on the pody 2
sifs. 4. Jennings, y uefliian woman, y years o
age, IN mouse on lcnoupitoaias stFeet, eetWeel
Juiia ana ~. Joseph. Vefdiet' apopieXy-
The PlLFERISG Day GOODS CLERK.-The name
Of the clerk who pilfered $1,000 worthaf dry goods
from r. B. Mullen & Co., is not, as we yesterday
| reported, Walter Redbmn, but Malcolm Henry
Reburn. Affidavit was made against him yester-
day, before Recorder Summers, by MI. Jas y.
Johns partner in the house of Mullen Co.
We were in error in stating that the reason why
the thief was not arrested was because no com
because he had made himself scarce about the
time the detective officers were exploring his ROOM
in house on Perddo street.
DIR. Malcomson, in whose house Reburn roomed,
| was also complained Of BY Mr.. Johns, as having
Knowingly received the stolen property. He was
| arrested yesterday ana locked up. his story IS
that he was the hrst to suspect Reburn's wrong
doing, and the first to give Mullen u Co. clue to
| the man who had been robbing them. He further
states that he was offered handsome reward for
his information. but that he refused 1t. This tales
badly with the affidavit Of Mr. Johns; but the in
| vestigation hereafter will decide.
DIsNIssEn.-Thomas Toomey tile newsboy who
stabbed drunken man on Girod street on the 3Oth
ult.. and who surrendered to the police and was
sent to prison to await the result, was Yesterday
dismissed by Recorder Summers, no one having of
fered to prosecute him.
Pierre Verges, accused Of doing A. 9. Merkel,
butcher, out OF s4o under The false pretense that
he was working for Merkers interest, was also dis
ebarred: Merkel not appearing to prosecute.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-Joseph Rogers, James
/ Clemens, John Howard and George Durbin, were
,os.ar,a,, sa,,+ before 4be F;rst n;s,rct font ht
yeslefass ssn' peio's VI. :,
Recorder summers, for stealing On the steamship
DeSoto five pairs of shoes, valued at Sl9. Rogers
| and Clemens gave bail the others were remanded
na,salg e,,;.,, VI, L;dnarnaI his No tnro, c,;ls
pasia a. siili.A'' w = :. si.,'a
from house Where its mo1her had ieit H. Riliist
| she went off to get married to another man, was
| eyam;ned before the same Recorder and sent
sA"s1 ~. -, u; af sInao
GOWN lof tiai' ne saYe ps-n VI siooo'
1 Edward Everett, nightwatchman IN the Boys
oass :. s1,,, ,,,,nshsd nne of tba hovs II the -
stitntion, named James III. Daniels nine years old,
| in November last the complaint being made by
the boys mother, Mrs. Louisa Daniels, residing at
No. 62 Burgundy street. The case was made out,