New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29
NUMBER 7s.
4ufaI SntelIiasufe.

MoRTUAgY.-The Board of Health report I70 as |
the total number Of interments in the city ceme-
teries last week.
cosrEAcTs soLp.-The following contracts were |
Yesterday adjudicated by the City Comptroller: |
For cleaning out the Canal street canal from |
Giainorne street to Hagan Avenue, to T. Kenney |
at sl45 per running acre Of 2os feet.
/ For cleaning out the Melpomene Canal. from
Dryades street to Claiborne to H. Mctainn at s2s9
per running acre Of 2os feet
For attending and keeping in repair the bridge |
across the Bayou st. John at Telemachus street
contract not sold.
THE CRICKET MATcH.--Not having been favored
with copy Of the score, we cannot give the
figures of the match which came or yesterday
between the Crescent City and Pelican Cricket
Clubs. But we heard that there was tight and
lively and most exciting game, which resulted in
the Peicans beating the Crescents by one run.
/ with several wickets to 60 down.
DEATH or a Policeman. Sergeant al. H. Nc
Farland, a good and faithfn officer, died On Sun
day at his residence Clio street, and was buried
yesterday, large conconrse Of the police and his
other friends following him to fis last rest. He
| died Of consumption. He was policeman some
six or seven years, and prior to that was an or
/ derly sergeant in the United States Army.
SuRRESDER OF JosEPH WILLIAAs.-Joseph vii
liams, the steamboat engineer who shot and killed
~ - ,tot, ~ ,,rt,,;sI,.
ed) yesterday went to the Chief of Police and sur
rendered himself. We learn that before doing
this he went to his home in the Fourth District,
| packed up lot of clean clothes, and kissed his
children, but sternly and quietly repulsed the ap-
proaehes of his wife, whom he looked upon as q
ia,'s a,,sa.a, /, h;r,sa,e.
very ~. aaa Ia a.. - ,od nath;na ~ h,s
ala sso A.l s,;asa ~ IA .;,.,st :, LII
a. a;.s,..,,a.o,,aa, a,a ,-onla
ny noae, a.uei v;,.;,,,, ..
An, asam 1'l1s. r., -. -.
anous ~ seais :. 80, "lu .'.' -
siueieu 9u0', mass - "a7
~ p1'son' " . "a's n'o e1N'ni'ie s'n'
THE MURDER OF WILLIAM @ GiLL.-We Yesterday
gave some account ot tne murder OF Hiilam eiii'
the carriage driver, al tne rhngst'est, or German
festiYai, az Tue nophins 1iah'a.lo Ahfu Dissiics'
on Sunday evening. deputy coroner soraparu
yesterday SET aDous noiaihs ms 9uess, pu. couio
not nha enough Witnesses anu 30 uele,,eu ns M
Vestigauon tl .o-aay' Dr. aquiii i''aue lhe pos.
morten examination vi 'he poay, -, =. Me in1u
Distrlct lookup. ne was snol .iun III 'ne lisn'
eye, the bullet passing tnrough ms Dram anu ou!
at the BACK OF ms head. from lhe ihiorihaIon y
his WidoW, VINO weh1 aowh y 'iooA ~ 'he pouy,
Gill was an American, abont 70 years OF age aho aoo
formerly of Louisville, NY.
we menuoned, upon the stateMene ol young
man VINO was ~ .he carriage' H. coinpahy W,
the cap-driver, dohn nenry' VINO Aliieo ~
Forbes, that the man VINO did the shooting, mrs.
called out, 'John henry, you son q = p----n' w
out Of that carriage, and that Henry caiied out ss
I / fhn Hriun
|, turned his horses 70 take AZ opposise arec1on n
the man hred twlce, ana uhi ieii. ayihg' Aron ~
Y seat. Henry immediateiy came into OWL = - -
S carriage 10 whlch he was snot ~ 49, ~ nau -
the opportunity oi seeing nini "a nearing ~ s.or
Of the aair. his report however, M pupians
N one of yesterday Y papsss, " lnis eheo. -
bill LOCKWOOD aha o1lels - peen Wa.snns N
and following nun rouhu ~ slounus' a.u Mn's I, !
ano ms ifienus "ais sons - l.-''A . 4
M carnage they came W. anu D'ii ~ sai
/ revolver N hand, 1ohn henry' ~ ou' ~ 'ier
you =. henry says he naa 80 Weapon' y
+. even poeket,khhe' phs liiih'lis i's ~ ~
le that was KNOWN ne jumped anu liaae y inoloh
if drawing pistol from Dehind. A. tnis ne sa1
tiat Bill LochWoou ran ~ seseiAi paooe' ahu sn'
d, turning, nrea lMiee ~ I'M
ID lockwood was wen knoWn as iriehu p,, Z no
FORBES, ana 1his accusa.'on y ho.y ,a's las,.1
r heaViiy upon hlm. pu. ~ nAppels l n "oou
DENIAL .has nos ony ms ~,
I'd VINO hho@ n'm NsA y a. So 80 - .or., =.
1t Loeh@oou was ~ oie " e.0
ID hunarea yatas 'fo'h o,e
H. al tne time IL ,ooh piaos ine snou.ns sooA Pc.
as ae.o, aaa;,r, ha,,o haox, ,nsta,,ar
az, .,,oator .h. oorr;o,, hot,
d ~, .,,oh.s ,zara bnrn;,
n sU,e ~, s,, s 1a ta oro,,a r,sh
II n;. :. da,,, that candle had 10 he II
le " ~. :. "1a ~. - 10.
G. ~ oiusl " ~, .o sboot;n
Loeh"oou .as ". WV ,,;.,, h;s f.;and
as anu le'ulneu y wv ~ ;,ls';a..sa :; .ta .hoo
er NV AAoa ns . ys,.asaa,, raarn;nr ,,rd;no fro
10 Y .ns =. a1y Wy. .a.ast that ho vas accused h
e. ,ae ne"spapy ~ ,..aa r h;n,aals a. the a;snosal
neny' Gu. ns p'assa Sso aaa,;nad ar,e.,;ng him as
,.oua. ,. e..oa, ~ 49, ,,oaa oro;nst him =
.ssa.rt,s, 80 mo mn tovn and oered himself
~ ~ the Chief Of police. who also declined arrestir
~ him nnon the vague newspaper report abo,
- a,Iuded tn. Iockwood then returned to the Thi
n;str;ct and stad about his usual places Of reso
- in readiness 10 surrender to the first officer w
~ mebt come for him.
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