New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-07
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again open, and l292 families received supplies.
Everything was conducted with the usual order |
and good management. The following is a list of
the leading articles given out; it will be seen
that there was enough to stock several ordinary |
grocery stores: 36 bbls. meal bbls. rice, bbls.
sugar, 2 sacks Irish potatoes, % bbls. sweet
potatoes, bbs. onions bbls. green corn, 5 bbls.
okra so cabbages, 80 pumpkins, a bbls molasses,
bbls. mess pork, beeves, 10 boxes Goldfish,
kits salmon, doz smoked tongues, 5 kits tongues
and sounds, Dbl. mackerel, 1870 loaves bread,
together with large quantities of soap, salt vine
gar, etc. etc. We have been requested to ask the
benefactors of the market q continuance OF their
liberal favors. Tuesday next will be market day
again.
Guns TO De TRIED. The Washington Artillery
will try two brass rifle cannon, (made by Leeds &
Co., of this city this morning at o'clock, at the
lake end of the Jefferson Railroad. These cannons
are said to be beauties in their way, and it is an
tcipated that, upon trial. they will be found equal
to any of the imported guns now in use.
! INQUEsTs.-The Coroner yesterday held the fol-
| lowing inquests: On the body of John Matesti,
| aged u years, native of Germany, found floating
in the river, opposite Ninth street. Fourth District.
| Verdict: accidentally drowned. 1t appears that
| the deceased was out the river in skif fishing
| and a steamboat coming almost upon him, he at
tempted to push his skif Off but topped overheard
| and was drowned He leaves wife and two
| children to mourn his untimely fate. he was
member of Fire Company No. %, and was buried
| by that company yesterday afternoon.
| The inquest upon the body of Mrs. Richet was
| continued and resulted in the finding of a verdict
that the deceased was murdered by her husband.
The facts of the case, as ELECTED by the eXamina-
! ton of the Witnesses does not materially differ
from those given by US on Thursday morning
LETTERS from Virginia to the following addresses
may be had by parties applying in person or by
1 written order at this office:
Mrs s. Adams Jno. V. Aime, John Adams, Mrs.
Louise Bell, John H. Behan Mrs M. A. Besaneon
w. NJ. Banks j.. Burchtorh, Miss Mary Berry
Messrs Brown Il George, John NJ. Beatty, John B
Brown, B. Byrnes, Saml B. Cartwright, Mrs. P
Cenas, Jas. Cain, John Cahill, G.. 3. Cate Mrs
Clark, Roger Caswell, A. Cain, ": H: Clark, Thos
B. Chase, Miss Nancy Donaly, Hugh Deacy t2)
W. Delany Jno. R. Dillon, ilobt. Day. Miss Mary
Nesbitt Miss 0. j. Elliott DR.. W. j. Finch, Miss
Kate Frellsen, Miss F. G. Fazendle, Henry Ferrio
Mrs f. NJ. Fancheer (2), Peter G. Filberg, Henry
Mrs. Mary Hale, Mrs G. hanlon (2), Mrs G. W
Hang Mrs. NJ. Healy, Cyrilfe Heno, Mrs. Fanny
Hanlon R. G. Hyatt, A. g. Harrell, Miss G. Halle
Mss Mary johnson, A. Jenkins, Mrs G. Jones, Mary
Killalea Jackson Levy Miss j. Marchand, Johr
a | Marshall ?. Marks, Alf. Miller, Miss P. H., (care
! OF Mrs. McMellen.) Mrs. McMellen P. Michel Mrs
/ Mary ?. Myers, 7. Moran ~, Miss I. Moore. Mrs
, Melis Mrs. A. H. Miller G. s. Martin, L. ID. Miller
Robt. Murdock, p McCann, David McCausling B
McGenty, S. C. Manning. A. Pratt, John Pearce
Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. A Rionie, W. NJ Roberts, DR.. Rol
: ling, Carroliton, Miss n: n: r. RandolPh, samue
\ John Sheekler (2), Walter Sherbourne, Mrs. NJ. /
r Iatterly (3), Miss Lucy spalding, Henry, Stark
Heinrich Schmidt, John Singer, John Sheridan (2)
+ | Miss yictorine ST. Omer, I'd. Sommers, r. p Sa!
, ter, VIM Shannon, Jos. Shaw, Naver Silvy, ?
: Lauye, Miss Maggie Tut. Capt. U. D. Terrebonne
f Harry G. Travers, Mrs. Thompson, W. Thomp
son, Mrs Julia A. Trott L. r Terrell John yiade 21
i hanson, W. Weber, John Young, Jas. Iarder-
!; RECORDER EMErsoN's CouRT.--Wm Redmond
II | for assaultng kicking and beating Pat Lane, i
u u | the Marble Hall coffee house, on Lafayette stree
gave bail in $3.50 to appear for examination on tn
Il 18th inst.
u Abby Temey and VIM Temey, accused by Mar
} Jane joyce Of committing assault and battery upo
her. each gave $3.50 bail to appear on the 18th ms
v for examination.
!. Mary Ann McGraw, accused of disturbing Il
~ "a peace of Catherine Brown, by grossly insulting al
. abusing her, was discharged, the offence not belr
n | proven.
a ,a Mr. Harris, for grossly insulting and abusing
/ Carper, gave bail in $3.50 to appear for eXamln
# ton on the 10th inst.
- Ediodato Gomez aud Mrs. Kelly, charged by 0lr
~ Margaret McCarty with assaulting and beating he
~ were each held to answer on the 10th inst.
II liquor to the slave Noble, belonging to Micha
n Duncan, gave bail to appear on the Eth iust al
~ stand trial.
w Sally Rombacker T. W. c., for being drunk al
~ ~ disorderly, was fined Sl6.
W Wtn John Schmidt was also mucted in the sum o1 ;
~ ~ for assaultng and beating Giiin Ingram.
W. W. Martin Carroll who keeps at 20S Baronne stree
~ was tried on charge of having sold liquor to Il
slave Girl Henrietta belonging 10 Mrs. Dugue, Al
sentenced to pay $29j or go to the Parish l'ris'
se for six months
RECORDER GAsTlxEL'S CouRT-Chas. Leonha
ed and Frederick Schuer gave bail in $500 each
NV appear and be examined upon charge OF CO
hitting breach Of the peace.
h' Mrs Manuel Original was held to answer to
in charge of having assaulted Mrs G. Bashteilan.
W Mary Helms committed for trial before t
!, First District Court charge of larceny, and,
=, default Of bail, was sent to the Parish Prison.
lle Mrs. Widow Coleman was also committed bett
ch the First District Court on charge of arson, a
)l also sent to prison in default of bail.
cd Michel Richet, the man who killed his wife
~ | Wednesday afternoon, on Tremt street, was
ole ragned upon the affidavit Of Deputy Coroner So
an paru, charging him with murder, and sent to
he Parish Prison to await examination.
James Higgins, for a violent assault and batt
upon Jean BHptste Ariyeau, f. N. c., was ucke
ter for the First District Court, and gave $500 bal
he appear when wanted for trial.
oo+ Vincent kanCuc for violently aSSaultlng
' beating jacob Louis, was sent to the Parish Pm
re- to await examination.
ru- James Caoe, f. m. c., and Armant Niche
8: slave of Michel Dubergne were both made {
, bonds in 5000 to keep the pea ce for the next III
the months, and not to interfere with the pacidity
his -, y-.,. O. I. D-oo,,
ain hfs okpElI iI?n! 10; go T.;
in Rosalie Conrad, a few days after AllSaints'
ey last by administering c'noroform to her, while
.rn was in bed at his house; was yesterday cxamj
ere te Dslllc peihS po'ott. "u - T n
an Court. But as the evidence in the was
nom nor, conflicting, the Recorder decided that he "
and admit the accused to bail upon bonds of $1,000
inst , rlah 1teon3 p'r rluih5 lis nust p ffna
inst tle stteetS anu upon the @ @ m tb ~
raat for three mOU tbs.
if :. The accus alton against Paul Lafracc for larc
run WAS ui'ii'' 7eu' VIC s'loSe0u'' NV
the
and WREC King PuMPs.-Messrs. b. c. Lowber u
3, in No. liz Magazine advertise this morning the
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